Mike Tyson - The Legendary Power
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2021
- In March 1985, a real phenomenon from Brooklyn entered the ring. The perfect coach, Cus D'Amato, turned the young fighter into a real hitman in the heavyweight division, revealing only his best qualities...
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Tyson was born to be a legend, never to be repeated. Once in a century phenomenon.
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As a lifelong Tyson fan I watch pretty much every video I can find about Iron Mike and this is one of the very best videos I have ever come across. We have seen his highlights over and over again but this video gave us something different by adding in the post fight interviews with Mike which very few videos actually have. It was a welcome addition from a very talented video editor. Whoever made this video congratulations on a job very well done! All of us Tyson fans appreciate your work and no matter how many times I watch Tyson's highlight reels, I'm amazed every single time. Mike Tyson had the power like George Foreman, the speed like Ali and the savagery like Sonny Liston! He was a once in a generation special talent that had he never gotten rid of Kevin Rooney, he may very well have went down in history as the 2nd heavyweight champion to retire undefeated. I still consider Tyson the greatest fighter to ever lace up the gloves. There will never be another Iron Mike. He was a genetic freak of nature so to speak. His raw power and blinding speed were courtesy of his greek god like physique. At age 13 he was 195lbs of pure muscle looking more like a grown man than a 7th grader. He was a physical specimen that was born to do what he did and he was spectacular at what he did for a living: destroying trained fighting men and he made it look so easy.
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I concur… when he got rid of Kevin Rooney as his trainer it was downhill from there! Also allowing the snake Don King to get his slimy hands on him! 😡
Well said 👌
@@staceymarshall7016 - I agree with you to a certain extent. There were many issues that caused Tyson’s declining.
The biggest issue being all the bloodsucking-reptilian mofo’s who target young, newly rich megastars. Mike was just too young to handle worldwide stardom and all of the vultures, who targeted him because he was young and naive, including Robin Givens and her mother. They manipulated him into believing that he was unbeatable, that he didn’t have to put the work in and he didn’t have to train. It’s the manipulation factor that led to Mike cutting off ties with the people who got him to where he was, like Rooney and Clayton.
I first noticed Mike had plateaued after the Thomas fight. The distractions were affecting his progress and he began missing training sessions. And that eventually led to the firing of Clayton and Rooney.
And remember we’re talking about a matter of 1 years and 5 fights from the Thomas to the Spinks fight.
@@fububoxingnewsandviews3365 You're forgetting a big piece of this crazy story. He was in prison for 3 THREE years. I say this with emphasis because it changes people the wrong way. Then add psych drugs and vultures= the best fighter of all time being destroyed in other ways.
If you didn't live through his prime you don't understand the anticipation of watching this man fight. He was just plain scary. SO fast, SO powerful, SO elusive; incredible to see.
Right the speed and power is scary. I remember joe Rohan talking about someone who would take a million dollars to get by Tyson.
Rohan was like no that shit would probably kill or severely Injure you.
It's true, unfortunately. I was born in 2003, during the time Mike wasn't the same anymore, and the fire in his eyes for boxing vanished. If only I was born in the 80s so I could witness a prime Mike Tyson.
oh yeah, im in the UK i can remember all those nights mostly waiting until 5am
for the fight to start. it was always a massive event that we all gathered in someones house for. the only thing that was annoying was waiting all night for the fight and then it sometimes over in seconds, but that was all part of it. those opponents of mikes had the fear of death on there faces a lot of them looked like they were going up against a firing squad. sick days dont think we will see anything like him again.
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I think what hardly gets mentioned is how fair Mike was to all of his opponents in his prime. He was a real sports man.
Tyson being more humble now
Makes him even more dangerous then he ever was!
True definition of fear a old man in a profession were the young die
Mike had a boxing brain ,killer instinct and a great athlete 🤗
True champ 🏆. Just boxing nowadays won't let true fighters fight no more because they would take over ....
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Forty seven fruit necklaces yeah right. Not even when it's raining around the quarry. And that's without any sauce
Have you noticed how polite, humble, down to earth Mike Tyson is?
He possesses a very high level of sportsmanship.
Why?
Because, he always mentions his trainers during the press interview and at the end of his fights.
Because no matter what he is doing and what state of mind he is in, he politely and very promptly responses to his opponents, as they come to congratulate him.
Well done Mike.
We human beings must be worth of receiving God's Gifts.
God bless
before he started ear chomping!
He doesn't give the impression of someone who would commit rape
Have anyone noticed Tyson never got injured or swollen in most of his fights! What a relentless force of nature. Always coming forward, never clenching opponents
He was rarely hit with clean shots, mostly grazing shots. An incredible chin none the less which Douglas proved.
Love Tyson and his genuine concern for his opponent gave him class above everyone else.
Yea but only after knocking them out. He was mean asf while they still standing hahah
I’m shocked how respectful he is to his opponents for the most part. I didn’t expect that to be the case with the few clips I’ve seen of him in the past
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I'll always watch a MT compilation.
Born 84, and my life have been hearing about Tyson, so I grew up liking him. He's the greatest boxer I know, and think their is. If I was to be a boxer he would have to be my mentor.
Im his #1 Fan
Before Mike Tyson there was Muhammad Ali. Prime Mike could probably take out prime Ali but we'll never know because they were different ages in their prime.
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Born in 86 so I caught the later end of Tyson career. Watching this I realize he has always been the insightful, well-spoken, even kind person he is now. Watching him walk over to his opponents to pick them up or make sure they're ok is so far off from the monster the media sold me as a kid. Mind blowing.
He's an intelligent well spoken and pretty compassionate guy.
Totally agree with everything other than maybe "well spoken" ;) i am lucky to have been around for Ali forward and Tyson imo is by far the best to ever get in the ring. LEGEND and deserving of this status.
Being convicted of rape tends to turn the public and the media against you.
He was so aggressive but always went to hug his opponents after knocking them out. He’ll always be the greatest in my eyes
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Tyson is clearly one of the greatest fighters Love the guy
Very well bib
Especially now his humility! Hes turned into a great person
Anyone that gets in a ring with him it has brain damage if not after the fight they will
Admitted to using steroids. The guys a phony, 3 dollar bill.
@@keaponlaffin6737 he has never admitted to taking anabolic steroids, have you not seen the footage of him at age 14 sparring full grown men at the catskills gym? Its all over TH-cam go educate yourself, he was a genetic freak at a very young age however he didn't grow to be a true heavyweight giant
Mike never fails to keep you entertained, truly the greatest heavy weight Boxer of all time !!!
I want more seasons of Mike Tyson mysteries! Love that show, and love Mike
We will never see this level of boxing ever again, Tyson was a one off master in the ring of pure destruction
A heavyweight with raw power, speed, size and absolutely viscous? Never again. I mean I hope anything close to Tyson comes around again my lifetime but I doubt it.
My far boxing has fallen
Marciano and Dempsey max bear Ali joe Frazier joe Louis would beat Tyson most of these boxers he beat was shit Tyson at his best was great but not number 1
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@@simongrinham4368 Ali is the only one who would be a problem.
Man what a humbleness, clarity, calmness in which he spoke to the press after the fight, what a great human he is...
Except for the rape thing, yep.
Tyson, definitely the best fighter in the universe 🙌🏿
Dam , I love Mike’s sayings’, his quotes , his words, just dam,
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Love this video....Mike was on top of the world in the 80s. If Cuz would have lived longer and Mike could have kept this father figure, avoiding Don King and other bad vibes, he would have never lost the Championship. The fights agains Holyfiled and Lewis might have turned out differently. Glad he got himself back together now, living the best life he can, only hanging out with people who have his best interest at heart.
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"And other bad vibes'😡 so sick of that verses!
12:04 the ref, “you cant even walk and you’re worried about fighting?” Straight killt me 😂😂😂😂😂
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Been a big fan for years MT - I love that he always said what he felt & 'Spelled it out' like he TRULY had already THOUGHT of ur question & it's validity.. THEN told you.. Mike's 💯
Love ya Mike .. finish strong..
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HE IS MADE FOR COMMENTARY, BTW. he's 'the livid, and lived through' to be at our commentary tables w/angles LOOKING for angels & new blood.
Give the man a Job he loves... he's a Truther he has no choice👍👍👍thank u Mike &
Thanks for posting
His post fight interviews were well versed ,relevant and on point I could enjoy his talking as good as his fights.He is to me one of, if not the greatest boxer to have ever lived.
You are right.
They were also showing his passion for boxing, loved them
13:50 what an absolute legend, got handed his own ass by Mike yet he still respectfully says without a doubt Mike will go all the way. Cheers friend.
I'm pretty sure that getting hit by Tyson is an entirely different experience than being hit by pretty much anyone else, even for boxers who are used to being hit. Mike's fists could create world peace.
@@3PiecesOfBread Bwahahahahahahahaha! Not world peace, but world war!
@@boulevarda.aladetoyinbo4773 With Mike's fists involved, it would be a very short war, followed by centuries of peace.
I applauded that too. Respect.
You can notice that each punch had full leg, hip, and torso, turn simultaneously, he had the absolute perfect fighting style for his frame. His tick, tock, side to side, slide stepping, peek a boo defense made it terrifying to stand in front of him, because depending on which side he leaned to you never knew what was coming, hook, uppercut, or overhand.
The thing about Tyson is he was ruthless. As he hit you and you are going down, he still continues to hit you as you are falling and he connects. It’s ferocious and relentless. I can’t even imagine the pain his opponents were in.
He was the pit bull in the pit short with abnormal power like me 💯😎🥃
@@clintlawson2455 I am the same way, 5' 8" and 210 pounds, no fat.I boxed amatuer for 6 years. Got a real late start, did not go pro. Did not really want to, always had to work, long before I ever boxed. Too bad I did not get to start as a kid. We lived way the hell out in the middle of nowhere, probably 50 miles at least from any boxing gyms, in the city, no way to get there, no one wanted me to box, etc. Had the totally wrong situation for anything, as a kid
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Mike Tyson is still and will always be a True badass Champion
Love how Mike always spoke highly of the forerunners of boxing. Real recognize real.
*Best thing about Mike Tyson.. he got great Sportsmanship 💪🏾✊🏾💯*
I think that’s one thing he didn’t have in his prime time
This man was so focused in his mission and nobody can deny that. Mike was born to be a champ.
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As an out of shape man in my mid30s who boxed through middle school and high school… (But was never any good)…Tyson has always been such a ridiculously inspiring person to me since I was a little kid and first heard of him because of the ear biting incident.
Back in the late 90s and early 2000s when you could first get online and look up videos and stuff…
Just watching him fight and hearing him speak and how he carried himself….. it’s always formed in me the desire to be like that and lead my life like that as much as I could.
What a awesome dude he is even taking into account all the negative things over the years. How he always seems to come out on top mentally and “spiritually“… I really look up to him to this day.
17:50 that right there is EXACTLY what I’m talking about. Just 100% class act respectable
Absolutely the G.O.A.T of heavyweight!!!! Ain't nobody can compare to Tyson in his prime!!!!
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The real beast, Iron Mike!
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Greatest of all time ..until he got setup with rape charge !
Iron Mike Tyson.. No other words needed. #LEGEND
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Probably the best Mike Tyson video I've seen, so very well put together! The passage of time only seems to reinforce what an exceptional young man he really was! An almost unbelievably ferocious fighter yet with absolute control, compactness, conservation of energy and clinical precision. Humility in victory, no histrionic celebration (even when becoming WC at just 20 years of age) and often immediately compassionate and concerned with the welfare of his opponent. Then, in interview immediately afterwards, he's measured, controlled, articulate, intelligent, gracious, kind, respectful and magnanimous. Arguably the greatest boxer of all time, certainly, but a remarkable man all round.
One of the very few people to have the say “back in my day” respectfully
17 year old Mike Tyson would intimidate even the hardest.
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Speed, power, strength, aggressive as hell, accurate, elusive and superbly trained, Tyson had the will to win. He was hungry, he wanted it more than anything . A primeval force of nature. Only the people who were lucky enough to see 80s Tyson fight, can appreciate what a awesome fighter he was. There will never be another Mike Tyson! Not for several hundred years, anyway!🥊
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Seeing it now and appreciate it more than anything boxing in my adult life. If you were there for the 80s you wouldn't understand though
I agree 100%.
I think he's once in history. Not only does he have all those awesome physical attributes, he was a perfect fit for Cus's fighting style. So we'd need another genius like Cus D' Amato who was just as much a freak of nature mentally as Mike was physically. We'll never see it again.
@@artkunkle1862 Agreed well said..👍
NO ONE will ever replace IRON MIKE TYSON, he's The Greatest boxer ever.
So true
I was stunned when Mike was shaking my hand with his killer hand at fourseasons Hualalai 🥊 💪🏼 one of the best experience from all the celebrities I met 👌🏼He was humble, most other celebrities not want to talk to everyday’s people 🤪🤣
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The world of boxing : yes
The legend that was once feared, now retired. What an amazing inspiration this guy was.
And Trump had Tyson’s back when he was incarcerated.
So respect to Trump
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@@someone0 it’s the democrats who are the real crooks. Remember, when someones pockets are at stake, dey say anything to assassinate your character.
You can't even imagine how powerful his mind and determination had to be ...but he knew..and that's where it all starts He made his mind up to be the best and be a winner..My dad watched boxing all of my life and I really enjoyed it as a sport to watch..And I enjoy it now...esp Mike Tyson..and I love how he promotes himself and is so honest today..Mike..you ARE the greatest..
Best boxing i ever seen
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One of the things that made Tyson even greater than his ability to throw a devastating jab was ability take one without even flinching. What a monster.
He had everything. Speed, power, frame, intellect, mentality. He would’ve been considered a Demigod in the ancient world.
The thing that's amazing is how exciting this era was. Mike Tyson, Micheal Jordan, Andre Agassi, sports were literally on 🔥 then. It was an exciting time to be alive. Mike is an undisputed legend
Lets not forget diego armando maradona in there
Agassi? Lolol. Sure
@@jakerojas4756 Agassi was highly entertaining and the first man to win all four majors on three different surfaces. Lets face it, anyone who can make tennis interesting did something noticeable and Agassi was that guy.
@@jakerojas4756 Andre Agassi was a phenomenon and brought a rock star energy to a conservative sport. He beat Jim Brown like a man when he was 8 years old. What did you ever do? 🦗 🦗 🦗
@@jackdempsey9644 I've parted heaven and earth to preserve life on earth too many times to count
It's good to see Tyson back in the spotlight for positive things. Most people who watch boxing or watch Tyson, don't watch it because they know of his early years. They watch it to see if he's going to do something stupid, like bit off an ear lol. Tyson was and is still a beast
It's funny because he's probably one of if not THE most humble, professional, most sportsman, calmest, and most level headed compassionate fighter in the ring compared to almost anyone. Never show boated either. Now days that's all you see.
Media hated him sticking up for himself also. As usual with anybody who does.
I disagree no one would stop watching boxing because of Tyson. Unless you fought him early on then you may never want to see another boxing match again.
Rahman will bit holyfield ear too.that what rahman say about mike bit ear holyfield
Mike is gentle and a very good man. He helped his opponent after knocking him out.
As many videos of him as i watch i still can't get over how this monster of a fighter has a voice like that. Lispy voice aside, i'll always admire him. He was definitely a force to be reckoned with. I wish more boxers were like him
I consider Mike one of the greatest anyway what a legend of a fighter
There will NEVER be another "iron mike" . Love him or hate him he was a beast
Still is bro his power isn’t the same but still deadly. Look em up 2021
@@dustinsmith5493 no kidding he's old now
Tyson has always been my favorite boxer, even now I love to listen to him on talk shows. Love you pitbull.
He had good sportsmanship, always tried to help up his opponent after knocking them down
Yeah. I notice that too, between his trash talking. He always reaches out to his opponent and show congeniality.
He even would kiss his opponents on the ear sometimes. An aggressive kiss.
No,he was kind hearted its a difference.
@@jerrybooker1167 he kindly brushed his teeth with someones ear
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The look on Alderson's face sitting in the middle of the ring cracks me up. He looks like "What the heck am I doing? There's gotta be a better way to earn a check".
Lol, yeah I always feel so sorry for the man. He looks like someone's soft natured dad
@@Chez114especially to all mike fans Damn… I would love to see what you guys are talking, so kindly if you can post the exact time so I can watch slow more and also this video was very interesting to watch every bit of it & it’s also always possible and so easy to miss a very interesting video clips by being unaware or clueless but it’s some more in to it: the production of this video is awesome and it was highly edited by someone by not only to watch but also to get you involved mentally by every bit of the action and what is said come on….. for real….! Me…. I already gave my stars and is above all upcoming sports documentaries so I got so many to say but I barely write comments and is because of this video that I couldn’t hold it back but to write a review so now I’m getting 🥱🥱🥱🥱😴😴😴
@@abdulkismaayo5480 Hey bud, it's at 01:49
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The knockdown against Gross will always be the most beautiful piece of head movement I have ever seen. Speechless
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I at one time thought Iron Mike was just a relentless brawler who won because of a kill mentality. But he was actually a skilled professional who also happen to be graced with two equally
(take a nap) hands of stone along with lightning fast speed. His footwork was different then any I've ever seen. Was able to shuffle 2 3 4 steps at a time toward opponent and the lead foot would be on the same side as the punch he threw Everytime
Phenomenal!!!
Same. I had to watch videos of people explaining techniques displayed during fights to really appreciate fighters like Foreman, Marciano, and Tyson.
@David Brown Do you think Iron Mike ( in his prime) could've beat The Champ
(In his prime)?
@barry The sweetness is we will never know. I look at as One was my Parents era & Mike was ours. I caught Ali but I was just a little person. Yet it was Ali that made me love boxing. It was Mike that kept my young adult years extremely memorable!
If Tyson could've been as humble outside the ring as much as he seemed to be inside the ring during his post-fight interviews, my guess is his original trainers and management team would've stayed with him, ensuring he remained focused. He probably would've avoided Robin Givens and never would've lost.
Tyson was a very young man when he won his first championship. He had HUGE pressure placed upon him and it all got to him and from the outside perspective, his guys left because he wasn't listening anymore.
Mike is a very very intelligent man, but I believe he lost focus while young and needed to re-humble himself.
I hope he is a happy man, now.
I absolutely agree. When he was in his prime (And I mean both mentally and physically) nobody, and I mean nobody, who has ever fought in the ring (even in their prime) could have stood against him. His punches shocked the world, literally. Nobody had ever seen anyone hit that fast or that hard. If you go back and watch the difference between his punches and all those that came before him and even those since nobody throws bones like Tyson. Most of the people that fought him admitted it. That's why the average time of a Tyson fight was 3 rounds. Most got knocked out in 2 and almost everyone he fought was scared of him.
@@Sabamonster FYI - No one left him, he fired his manager. By then those vultures, Robin Givens and her mother, had sunk their talons into Tyson and wanted Bill Clayton gone because they wanted control.
Jimmy Jacobs, who was 50% of Tyson’s management team and mentor after Cus passed, died not too long after Cus.
Clayton, the other half of his management team, didn’t have the relationship with Tyson that Jacobs had. And it wasn’t too hard for Givens, along with Don King, to convince Tyson that Clayton was robbing him and eventually he fired Clayton.
Kevin Rooney, his head trainer, was also eventually fired. King, Givens and her mother believed Rooney’s purse percentage was too high and was being overpaid. That couldn’t be true because even if Rooney only made half of what a head trainer customarily makes, he would’ve made millions. Rooney won a $4M lawsuit against in 88’. And it only took 18 months for Tyson to suffer his 1st defeat after firing Rooney.
@@fububoxingnewsandviews3365 the buster douglas fight? That was his first lost right?
He seems to be doing better now. He did an animated show called "Mike Tyson's Mysteries" which was hilarious.
Cus died. That is it as far as Tyson's career goes. He lost Cus and the vultures came in. Cus actually seemed to give a shit about Mike beyond boxing. He genuinelly seemed to care for him, inviting him in for dinnner etc Mike was part of the family,, then Cus died.
This is the Mike we knew and love. Mike will the allways be the best heavyweight and puncher of all time, for me. Iron Mike Tyson, best ever! Serbia
Mike’s post interviews can be just jewels for fighters. He be explaining his strategy a lot and that can definitely be good for a hungry fighter to learn from.
I got respect for everyone who has gotten in the ring with Tyson.
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Shows the heart of a true warrior “You can’t even walk and your worried about fighting”
Can't get enough Mike Tyson ! 💪👊💥👍🇺🇸
The man was absolutely peerless in his approach to each fight dissecting each opponent before even stepping into the ring! Even in his post-fight analysis he was gracious and honest in regards to his opponent and their power, yet at the same time one of the greatest to ever step into the squaredcircle! Most of all Mike Tyson knew himself. Period. His favorite shot was his left hook his best shot was his right hand listen to the man in the post-fight!?!
I always felt he never received enough credit for his professionalism in his post fight interviews. His planning, assessment and execution skills so thoroughly explained leave you with such an admiration and respect for the art of boxing! Truly an artist and Gladiator!
Drederick Tatum was amazing 😉
Now seriously, I am looking videos about mike like in every corner of the internet and I never get disappointed. This guy is a legend, I wish we could have the gold era of boxing 🥊 70’s, 80’s and 90’s again, what a spectacle! I can feel hyped even in 2021 when I see these highlights (BTW, I am a football fan from Europe but I can appreciate this)
Regards from Spain to all of you guys 👋
Only thing missing is the Redman track time for some action
The way he slips low and throw power punches at the same time is too much for any man . His style is impeccable 😂😂💯💯
Me growing up I'm 32 years young.. Every one talked crap about Mike. Now I see they we're wrong this man had so much heart n power. He seemed so gentle and composed when he talked. Much respect to Mike!! My new favorite American idol
Among Greatest and the best fighter Iron Mike Tyson always have special place. This legend crave his name in the boxing history
"Everyone Has a Plan Until They Get Punched in the Mouth" Iron Mike Tyson
Mike Tyson a force of nature. And unbelievably as he faded his words and life perspective never have.God bless iron Mike Tyson a world champion and humble hero.
When Mike said "come get some, all come get some" in that trademark high-pitched voice after hammering Danny Long, it was both hilarious and terrifying!
I like when they tried two put his record above Rocky Marciano and he quickly let them know that he was the true king the originator Mike so damn humble so raw so talented but then humble a true historian of the art a true fighter
Still reckon Mike Tyson would ruin anyone in the game now if he was in his prime. Just watching him is a technical masterclass of movement, power and killer instinct
277lbs resting on you can wear you out. Ask Wilder...
Jake Paul could take him! LOLOL
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Been saying the same for yrs . Ali was obviously great and a fighter people throw at me as soon as I say tyson was the best but really truly think Mike tyson at his best was the best and so good I believe the best we'll ever see . Instinctive animal fighter.
After taking some boxing lessons, I have a TOTALLY new level of respect for Mike Tyson.
What raw natural power. The boxing world will never see another Mike Tyson. A pure K.O machine and yet so respectful after. When Don King production took over getting rid of Kevin Rooney you see the change in Mike and everyone behind him who didn’t care for him. I remember the whole trial was a pure circus. This was a great documentary one of the best I’ve seen on Mike’s career.
He’s so good
I am 55 watched Mike in his prime and I can tell you - I HAD ANXIETY and was so nervous for his opponent because I thought he could have killed someone with one punch. He was that scary. Menacing. Brutal. Fast as hell. Trained like a beast and so skilled. Good lord who the hell would be nuts enough to stand toe to toe with him. Yikes
growing up in this era in nyc was so awesome. Mike Tyson, mike Jackson, Mike Jordan
I was a million excited by this video. Mike Tyson has always been enthusiastic rather than lackadaisical when comes to boxing entertainment.
I love Mike. He deserves all the respect for having such a big heart ❤ Even when he whoop up on Mofos he would would still show them respect
Exactly
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Mofos? …. Really? What are you ? … some kind of weak sneak who gets off on supporting someone powerful. Show some respect man.
Hey bros, as a Tyson fan, I thought I'd point out his podcast if you don't know about it. He's got over a hundred episodes. Want to hear him discuss his fights with Holyfield, WITH Holyfield? There's so much great shit in his podcasts if you're a fan of his. Check it out.
The best video out there with Tysons career. Loved every minute of it. Brought me back to watching the fights with my dad as a kid! Thanks.
Arguably the Best Boxer ever played The Game
You can clearly see by their body language that almost every single opponent Mike faced was afraid of him! He is the greatest to me..
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Let's face the facts Mike Tyson is a intimidating 👹
Evander would disagree.
Frank Bruno: "I'd rather fight Lennox Lewis once a day than Mike Tyson once a year."
I’d step in the octagon and fight Connor McGregor but never in my life will I step in the ring and fight Tyson …
of course he didnt want loosing a ear...
and please dont say the song "Tyson in his prime"
in his prime he need to Ko Douglas before compare him with big Lewis
dont trust media so much the best boxers in that generation were Bowe,Holyfield and Lewis..
Mike was so young and Don king looks only for him some retired man like Holmes or injuried boxers like spinks or some anonymos boxers like Fraizer jr ...
Give me just one big name in his prime KO by Mike? 0 no one
@@entertainmentworld4224 Hey Fight Doctor?
Can i pick your brains about Kirkland Laing?
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Or only once
@@laronlewis5664 រផ្កា
The Reggie Gross fight was when I knew I was watching something special. Tyson showed phenomenal defense, the ability to take a solid punch, and still get the knock out. Never thought in that day that I would be looking to the man for wisdom.
Adding to this, I’ve seen many knockouts by many talented and good boxers, but that knockout after receiving all those shots was and still is the most beautiful thing I have and will ever see in this sport! His every movement was precise
Mike, without a doubt one of the greatest, but indispensably the most gracious.
I have so much respect for him , what an inspiration to others, love you Mike!
@@dayasagar336 NYC
I was born in 82. I remember seeing Iron Mike box on tv and trying to beat him on punch out on nes, he was terrifying
Man it's wild how polite and nice he was when describing how he just demolished his opponent lol
He was so nice. Always checked on his opponent. Said a lot of good things about them after the fight.
🌹 *You have so much content about Mike Tyson. Love that! He will NEVER be forgotten. Even the things he does today sets it’s mark! His words and books touch people. A very smart, life-experienced and humble man.* 💯
Many folks thought he was just a power puncher. Mike was real deal strategic.
Cause most folks are IGNORANT young IDIOTS with the POWER OF knowledge at thier FINGERTIPS and still have ZERO CLUE
@@ronnydisalvo80 Their.
coz miek is doraemon
So humble and respectful for someone who's the best in the world. 10:08 - Just the way he answered the 'Rocky' Marciano question. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
When Tyson gets in his 70's, I STILL WOULDN'T DARE TO TAKE A PUNCH 🥊 FROM HIM!! I'M HUMAN POWER!! (MUCH RESPECT) 💯
Thank you for a fantastic video , I was mesmerised to watch the champion in action.
He had not only power, but technic, skills, speed, timing, precision, great defence.........
Mike is always so gentle after the fight,so nice! Mike Tyson is so best Boxer of all times!
I grew up watching boxing. I loved Muhammad Ali. I remember watching it with my Uncle. And cheering and screaming along with my Uncle. As a little girl, I had watched and waited. As a teenager, I heard of Iron Mike. I knew in my heart. I saw the look in his eye, and I knew, he would be champ one day. My sons met him when they were younger, he flew birds, with their dad. They called me and said Mama, we met the Champ!!! He is wonderful person. At 60 years old today, every time I see My Champ. I always shed a tear. As a young PR girl from Brooklyn, NY, I knew if he could make it, so could I. Salute, my Heavy Weight Champion of the world, yesterday, today and forever, you will always be The Greatest of all time!!!!! I am so happy for you, and your family. Salute to you also, Mrs Tyson. May you both be happy forever and a day!! ❤❤❤
People say Tyson fought tomato cans. Anyone who has ever stepped into a ring knows there is no such thing. Any man is capable of inflicting damage in a boxing ring. Mike Tyson was a one in ten lifetime talent. There has never been since and will never be anyone that will bring the same excitement to the sport ever again. LEGEND
Amazing young man. Fearless focus in the ring. Thank you for the program.
Tyson greatest fighter ever I love him I grew up watching all his fights!