One of the greatest Heavyweights of all time showcasing his Peek-a-Boo defense! People have been wanting me to make this video for quite a while now so here it finally is. www.patreon.com/haNZAgod
What's impressive here to me is that Mike is moving forward while being defensive. Most fighters (Floyd Mayweather, Pernell Whittaker, etc.) that are defensive geniuses are usually on the back foot while evading. Mike, throughout this entire video, walked his opponents down and imposed his game while avoiding their best punches. Respect to Iron Mike Tyson. #legend
What makes Mike Tyson so unique is that his training videos were just as impressive, if not more, than his knockout reel. He had freakish speed and haunting power and we are yet to see the combination of both in today's Heavyweight division.
That song combine with Mike so well… the guy was an antihero almost a villain but with a tender side in him. His speed was the best also his power and his defensive skill with Rooney was something else. Even to this day he still has power tho and I just want Mike to win against that TH-camr.
Beautiful to watch, Iron Mike at his peak was unbeatable. I know a lot of people say when he fought the really good boxers he came up short, but that was near the end of his career after years of partying and drugs. Where were they when he was at his peak? Avoiding him like the plague!
It's the little things Tyson does, or used to do, that made him great. The way he'll start in southpaw to sneak in extra crossed distance while not having to explode forward. The famous D'Amato shifts that helped him attain instant angles which he used both offensively (against Razor Ruddock. Watch closely; his shift is like a big gazelle punch but he lands in southpaw with his legs close and crossing up Ruddock's, which causes him to trip) and defensively (against Buster Mathis when Tyson was against the ropes and also whenever Mike does a check hook against a lunging opponent such as Quick Tillis and I believe Hosea). The way he moves his lead leg back, switching to southpaw, when he sees an opportunity for his power right uppercut (seen against Bruno and Ribalta). The way he slips punches AND parries them at the same time, the way the Peekaboo style was intended for (against Bonecrusher Smith, I believe, around 0:42). Mike was an extremely skilled boxer. Those who are a bit too fanboyish towards him give him too much blind credit. Those who hate him debase all of his accomplishments and act like he was nothing or that he was a wuss that backed down when faced with "real challenges", which came at a point in his career where he trained for just a few weeks for a fight and partied the rest of the time. Mike strongly outboxed Oliver McCall whenever they sparred, the same Oliver who KO'd Lennox Lewis in the early 90s. Mike also beat Bruno in rounds 5 and 3 in their respective fights where Lewis beat Bruno in 7. Mike destroyed opponents that Evander had to go to decision on such as Lou Savarese, Larry Holmes, Alex Stewart (Holy in 8, Mike beat in 1), Pinklon Thomas (gave up against Holy in 7, Mike finished in 6), Henry Tillman (Holy in 7, Mike in 1). Lewis beat a good amount of Tyson's opponents earlier than Tyson did. I know this. I am merely trying to support the conclusion that Mike was a better fighter in the 80s than when Holyfield and Lewis met him in the 90s/00s. I like Holyfield more than Lewis, as Lewis heavily relied on solid fundamentals and his extreme range and height advantages to win. Against Klitschko, where those advantages dissipated against, he looked far from the dominant the fighter he was against the rest of his competition. Ironic, because Klitschko fought the same way Lewis did, but arguably did it better by virtue of having MORE height and reach. Iron Mike was a man who was a vastly undersized HW and had to use a risky and hard-to-master style to compete and defeat. He deserves credit because he was a great boxer. His career ended up disappointing and there will always be what-ifs surrounding him, but it goes to show the impact he has made on the sport.
NeoGodHand I don't count Tysons losses to Holyfield for the head butting and undeniable PED use, I don't count the loss to Lewis with Mike being on so many anti depressants and I say that from my own personal experience. Mikes last 2 losses can be counted up as his heart wasn't in it anymore. Mike is evermore angelic and should always be brought up in the goat dream fights.
@@privateinformation2360 I definitely understand with Holyfield, as it was proven after the fact that he was on HGH and other PEDs (I mean, look at those traps!) Holyfield did a lot of effective techniques against Tyson in their first fight such as clinching (Lennox used this very, very frequently as well. Tyson was horrible with clinching) and pushing Tyson's head down when he dipped low (a weakness of boxers who bob and dip a lot; Look at Lomachenko vs Rigondeaux). Still, all of this was overshadowed by Holyfield's egregious and excessive use of headbutting. Every time Tyson got to him and hit with a good shot or combination, Holyfield only got more and more aggressive with flat-out shoving Tyson and headbutting him. Tyson didn't play that shit in the 2nd match and, for better or worse, *put a stop to it* . I had Tyson winning the rematch up to that point, though it was only the 3rd round. I did not know about Tyson's antidepressant issue against Lennox. I chalked his loss up to lack of preparation; Because while Tyson looked great in the first two rounds, he quickly faded and couldn't close the distance with the explosiveness he had at the start as well as his abandonment of head movement. Not to mention the excessive holding on Lewis' part throughout the entire fight, where Lennox tied Tyson up almost every single time he got inside (and Tyson got inside A LOT as I recall) only to push him back and hit off the break.
NeoGodHand it is fact that Tyson was on anti depressants during training for and during the fight. The kid Steve O from jackass even told a story about how him and Mike were locked up in a hospital together and they shared the same Doctor as well as the drugs they were both placed on. It's on you tube as well as the video of a trainer who spoke about how Lennox should be ashamed of counting his win over Tyson knowing that Mike was on this medication. I've been on them myself and there's no one type for everyone you got to try several different types to find the one that works. As for the ones that don't work imagine feeling like a puddle of water and having to stand up.
procioneintubato yeah man you’re right. Soon as Rooney left he stopped working the body, stopped his head movement, and probably most important stopped training the way he should’ve been training. Had a whole bunch of people telling him that he didn’t need anything but one punch to win. Robin Givens and king didn’t help either.
The stupid groupies who started following him and taking over, after has quality corner was gone, was disgusting. When I realized during the Douglas fight they didn't even have an endswell with them, however you spell that, had to use a rubber glove filled with water? Unbelievable.
Prime Tyson was one of the best come forward aggressive swarmers who also had great defense, along with Duran, Qawi, Chavez, and most recently Lomachenko.
We'll never see another Ali! We'll definitely never see another Tyson! Reason saying is because today's heavyweights don't move like Ali nor have the reflexes. Heavyweights today don't have the defensive skill nor speed and power of Tyson while moving forward! Truly the last of the greatest we'll ever see again!
anybody notice how his defense includes him walking up slowly on his bait 😂 it’s like bout time they miss he’s on the inside and BOOM!!! eye ball missing lol
There will never be another champion like Iron Mike he was just ferocious and possessed such unique and powerful boxing ability, Perfect Blend Of A Fighter
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a more perfect combination of body style and technique. Some guys have the wrong body type for the techniques they try to use (examples...Paul Williams, Adrien Broner, Robert Easter, etc.) Mike Tyson was the perfect marriage between body type and fighting style. Tyson along with Dwight Muhammad Qawi actually used being short to their advantage. Good video.
he lost that beautiful head movement, with the new trainers after kevin rooney, you can see that he looks bad in the fight against douglas and he looks even more rusty after the prison, man if he continued to train with rooney and kept his mind on the game he would have been a fucking beast, maybe he would have retired undefeated
No reason he couldn't have stayed sharp in prison. It wasn't the trainer it was Tyson's lack of control and discipline when everyone startled dying around him
you can train in prison but you can not train like you would outside and you wouldn't have the time in my opinion to even train properly, and yes sometimes it was mike's fault but now he has changed and that is the most important thing
He studied jose torres alot with the peek a boo style its very affective against a fighter who throws alot of combos because you or constantly moving and can counter easy
In order to defend like Mike Tyson in his prime, you literally have to be in your prime. If you reach late 20s or early 30s, better to just block punches or run like Mayweather. No one can execute what Tyson did defensively because they have to train that style at a young age and be in their best shape to move their whole body like that.
So glad I grew up at the same time Tyson was, so I can follow him. Also all the people he faced, not just their skill but also the different personalities. I guess that's why I've never really gotten into MMA that much. Plus I just have a personal distaste with someone jumping on their opponent who just fell to the ground, I mean I get it, I just personally appreciate a stand up fight more I suppose.
The guy looked so explosive when he came out of his crouch to land those hooks. That peekaboo style was tailor made for him. If he stayed focused he could've wiped out Lennox and Holyfield the same way he ran through Spinks.
This BMV kinda makes me sad... Knowing Mike Tyson's stories and experience during the 80's and 90's, it gives me an impression of a Man who's "powerful", yet "broken" at the same time. He was relentlessly attacked by the media, lost his coach/mentor, ended up being a wrecked, yet, he still keeps fighting and going. I guess that's the beauty of boxing. Rest well, Mike.
Now I can see why my personal trainer said "footing" and "footwork" are so important in boxing, 9 times out of 10 I'll never become a professional in boxing but I'll have an example of how good dome boxers are in this sport!!!!!!
when mike was still in his prime (with kevin rooney, his original team) and wasn’t taken advantage of by the other scum surrounding him. when he was actually training like he should’ve been, he was able to evade so many punches but his head stopped moving as much and he started going for just knockouts after they fucked with his life
It takes guts to move your head from side to side when someone is throwing haymakers at you....it is not as easy as Tyson makes it look....that's years of training..🥊
Tyson was at his best under Rooney,once Rooney left after the Spinks fight Tyson was never the same fighter again. Gone was the discipline,the blistering combinations and the boxing behind the peek a boo style was also gone and Tyson started getting HIT !!
Mohamed Mohamed he wasn’t. Sure he was the best of his era (before a lengthy prison stint and subsequent loss of love for the sport fucked him up) and the man who brought fans back to the sport. Tyson was way more talented than he’s given credit for, an outstanding blend of defensive and offensive prowess, always fun to watch. I’m far from a fanboy, but hate won’t take you anywhere either. Credit where credit’s due.
Tyson used to pressure his opponents with come forward aggression forcing his opponent to throw punches just to keep mike off them, this would open them up to Mike vicious counter shots which where delivered with speed, tenacity and power, he was one hell of a fighter, though i can't help but laugh when people say he would of defeated anybody in history at his best. It would take a HIGHLY skilful elite level heavywieght to beat mike at his best and the reason why he was undefeated in the 80's is because there where no highly skilled elite fighters around at the time.
La forma en que baja su cuerpo para aprovechar su baja estatura en comparación a los otros pesos pesados es la mejor fuerza defensiva y ofensiva al mismo tiempo. Ademas de que el estilo Peek a Boo retiene la mayoria de los ataques frontales y bajos. Sin tomar en cuenta su juego de pies y balanceo
@@hanzagod i just found it, its " barnacle boi- let go" song. great choice in music for this video i cant stop watchin it thanks hanzagod you got skillllllllsss
That poor fucker at 0:46 in probably the biggest mismatch in body size and weight . Imagine being him and looking like a welterweight and looking across the ring to Tyson who looks like a tank. Imagine the anxiety his parents would of had at ringside lol
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One of the greatest Heavyweights of all time showcasing his Peek-a-Boo defense! People have been wanting me to make this video for quite a while now so here it finally is. www.patreon.com/haNZAgod
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Thanks Reemus much respect
What’s the music?
barnacle boi - let go
Thanks
Perfect simultaneous offense and defense. An opponent's worst nightmare.
@mura yeah perfect simultaneous offense and defense. What a talent
Yeah... perfect simultaneous offense and defense
Perfect defense and offense. And all is done simultaneously wow
@Phi Vai ikr! Simultaneous offense and defense
@Phi Vai perfect simultaneous offense and defense
What's impressive here to me is that Mike is moving forward while being defensive. Most fighters (Floyd Mayweather, Pernell Whittaker, etc.) that are defensive geniuses are usually on the back foot while evading. Mike, throughout this entire video, walked his opponents down and imposed his game while avoiding their best punches. Respect to Iron Mike Tyson. #legend
Dann thats i just reliezed that shit muhammad ali was also on the back
MISTER PERFECT TBE
MISTER PERFECT similar to James Toney
Dude bcz he had to move forward if he stayed on the backfoot he would have been beaten easily by taller fighter and usually he is the shorter fighter
@@khonyeleaglefergumedov9175 finally someone with a brain
His fights were so short that even in a defensive skills highlight video there are a dozen of KOs
My favorite highlight for Mike Tyson..
Awesome!
What makes Mike Tyson so unique is that his training videos were just as impressive, if not more, than his knockout reel. He had freakish speed and haunting power and we are yet to see the combination of both in today's Heavyweight division.
Physically Joshua is very talented but he can’t even box so..
@@mr.t658 Most of the heavyweights can't box that well or use a style that doesn't work for them.
@@mr.t658 Today's heavyweights of course
@@nicka-trade8052Usky is nice
@@nicka-trade8052usyk can for sure
That song combine with Mike so well… the guy was an antihero almost a villain but with a tender side in him. His speed was the best also his power and his defensive skill with Rooney was something else.
Even to this day he still has power tho and I just want Mike to win against that TH-camr.
Beautiful to watch, Iron Mike at his peak was unbeatable. I know a lot of people say when he fought the really good boxers he came up short, but that was near the end of his career after years of partying and drugs. Where were they when he was at his peak? Avoiding him like the plague!
He beat a few really good guys not many but he hasn't lost that many times
Hé beat the best light heavyweight fighter of all time... in a minute!!
@@evanisemedomoreira2613 I didn't know he beat Ezzard Charles.
Holyfield ran from Mike until buster beat him
@@ContextReallyMatters joe louis/muhammed ali*
It's the little things Tyson does, or used to do, that made him great. The way he'll start in southpaw to sneak in extra crossed distance while not having to explode forward. The famous D'Amato shifts that helped him attain instant angles which he used both offensively (against Razor Ruddock. Watch closely; his shift is like a big gazelle punch but he lands in southpaw with his legs close and crossing up Ruddock's, which causes him to trip) and defensively (against Buster Mathis when Tyson was against the ropes and also whenever Mike does a check hook against a lunging opponent such as Quick Tillis and I believe Hosea). The way he moves his lead leg back, switching to southpaw, when he sees an opportunity for his power right uppercut (seen against Bruno and Ribalta). The way he slips punches AND parries them at the same time, the way the Peekaboo style was intended for (against Bonecrusher Smith, I believe, around 0:42).
Mike was an extremely skilled boxer. Those who are a bit too fanboyish towards him give him too much blind credit. Those who hate him debase all of his accomplishments and act like he was nothing or that he was a wuss that backed down when faced with "real challenges", which came at a point in his career where he trained for just a few weeks for a fight and partied the rest of the time.
Mike strongly outboxed Oliver McCall whenever they sparred, the same Oliver who KO'd Lennox Lewis in the early 90s. Mike also beat Bruno in rounds 5 and 3 in their respective fights where Lewis beat Bruno in 7. Mike destroyed opponents that Evander had to go to decision on such as Lou Savarese, Larry Holmes, Alex Stewart (Holy in 8, Mike beat in 1), Pinklon Thomas (gave up against Holy in 7, Mike finished in 6), Henry Tillman (Holy in 7, Mike in 1).
Lewis beat a good amount of Tyson's opponents earlier than Tyson did. I know this. I am merely trying to support the conclusion that Mike was a better fighter in the 80s than when Holyfield and Lewis met him in the 90s/00s. I like Holyfield more than Lewis, as Lewis heavily relied on solid fundamentals and his extreme range and height advantages to win. Against Klitschko, where those advantages dissipated against, he looked far from the dominant the fighter he was against the rest of his competition. Ironic, because Klitschko fought the same way Lewis did, but arguably did it better by virtue of having MORE height and reach.
Iron Mike was a man who was a vastly undersized HW and had to use a risky and hard-to-master style to compete and defeat. He deserves credit because he was a great boxer. His career ended up disappointing and there will always be what-ifs surrounding him, but it goes to show the impact he has made on the sport.
NeoGodHand I don't count Tysons losses to Holyfield for the head butting and undeniable PED use, I don't count the loss to Lewis with Mike being on so many anti depressants and I say that from my own personal experience. Mikes last 2 losses can be counted up as his heart wasn't in it anymore. Mike is evermore angelic and should always be brought up in the goat dream fights.
@@privateinformation2360 I definitely understand with Holyfield, as it was proven after the fact that he was on HGH and other PEDs (I mean, look at those traps!) Holyfield did a lot of effective techniques against Tyson in their first fight such as clinching (Lennox used this very, very frequently as well. Tyson was horrible with clinching) and pushing Tyson's head down when he dipped low (a weakness of boxers who bob and dip a lot; Look at Lomachenko vs Rigondeaux). Still, all of this was overshadowed by Holyfield's egregious and excessive use of headbutting. Every time Tyson got to him and hit with a good shot or combination, Holyfield only got more and more aggressive with flat-out shoving Tyson and headbutting him.
Tyson didn't play that shit in the 2nd match and, for better or worse, *put a stop to it* . I had Tyson winning the rematch up to that point, though it was only the 3rd round.
I did not know about Tyson's antidepressant issue against Lennox. I chalked his loss up to lack of preparation; Because while Tyson looked great in the first two rounds, he quickly faded and couldn't close the distance with the explosiveness he had at the start as well as his abandonment of head movement. Not to mention the excessive holding on Lewis' part throughout the entire fight, where Lennox tied Tyson up almost every single time he got inside (and Tyson got inside A LOT as I recall) only to push him back and hit off the break.
NeoGodHand it is fact that Tyson was on anti depressants during training for and during the fight. The kid Steve O from jackass even told a story about how him and Mike were locked up in a hospital together and they shared the same Doctor as well as the drugs they were both placed on. It's on you tube as well as the video of a trainer who spoke about how Lennox should be ashamed of counting his win over Tyson knowing that Mike was on this medication. I've been on them myself and there's no one type for everyone you got to try several different types to find the one that works. As for the ones that don't work imagine feeling like a puddle of water and having to stand up.
Great comment!
@NeoGodHand Thank you, great comment !
One thing about Tyson that never fails to amaze me among all his talents was his hand speed. What a tremendous fighter, he so thrilled the world.
Beautiful head movement. You don't see a lot of videos highlighting Tysons head movement, usually it's his punching power. Well done, thank you.
Yea
Mike Tyson In His Prime Was Remarkable
Best boxing highlight channel on TH-cam
Tyson head movement, footwork, and quickness in his core pre-1990 was breathtaking in the HW division
Any pretty good heawy would have looked breathtaking against Boyd,Green,Ribalta,Tillis, and so on,just thoose 4 got losses together with 3 digits ffs.
@@nicklasandersson5606 bruh tillis is a great hw.
@@dickjustice2869 holmes to be fair was past prime.
@@nicklasandersson5606 he was also 18 to 20 years old. Knocking out Michael spinks like he was taking out the garbage literally
Thank you very much for making this video is awesome
😍😍😍beautifully presented
Reemus, could you please do a breakdown of Ernesto Marcel,Emile Griffith or Wilfred Benitez?
How would you fight a southpaw if you were peekabooike tyson?
All his best defensive days were with Rooney in his corner.
Yes
J. Rayna216 and offensive too. Pure boxing machine back then.
procioneintubato yeah man you’re right. Soon as Rooney left he stopped working the body, stopped his head movement, and probably most important stopped training the way he should’ve been training. Had a whole bunch of people telling him that he didn’t need anything but one punch to win. Robin Givens and king didn’t help either.
The stupid groupies who started following him and taking over, after has quality corner was gone, was disgusting. When I realized during the Douglas fight they didn't even have an endswell with them, however you spell that, had to use a rubber glove filled with water? Unbelievable.
J. Rayna216 yea thats why he lost to buster douglas KEVIN ROONEY WASNT
THERE WITH TYSON and you could ser that his body didn’t really move well
That lateral movement was incredible
Prime Tyson was one of the best come forward aggressive swarmers who also had great defense, along with Duran, Qawi, Chavez, and most recently Lomachenko.
2:05 is exactly how I feel in my nightmares when I am trying as hard as I can to fight someone
We'll never see another Ali! We'll definitely never see another Tyson! Reason saying is because today's heavyweights don't move like Ali nor have the reflexes. Heavyweights today don't have the defensive skill nor speed and power of Tyson while moving forward! Truly the last of the greatest we'll ever see again!
Truly the Undisputed KING!!!
#IRONMIKETYSON
anybody notice how his defense includes him walking up slowly on his bait 😂 it’s like bout time they miss he’s on the inside and BOOM!!! eye ball missing lol
To think that someone with quite similar height to GGG fighting against other giants in the heavyweight! Nothing but respect to Kid Dynamite!
Mike Tyson was scary Dude In His Prime Unreal head movement And Brilliant punching power
That speed too
Hanzagod did it again...Thanks
This video is gold.
There will never be another champion like Iron Mike he was just ferocious and possessed such unique and powerful boxing ability, Perfect Blend Of A Fighter
Great video and choice of music. Love the shot of Tyson at the start. Thanks
This song is beautiful
These edits are sooooo good. Kid dynamite was god
one of the best videos you have made, beautiful.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a more perfect combination of body style and technique. Some guys have the wrong body type for the techniques they try to use (examples...Paul Williams, Adrien Broner, Robert Easter, etc.) Mike Tyson was the perfect marriage between body type and fighting style. Tyson along with Dwight Muhammad Qawi actually used being short to their advantage. Good video.
Yeah that's got to be incredibly frustrating for a taller person, to face a very skilled shorter opponent, or vice versa.
Not for Holyfield he knocked them both out and hardly lost a round to any of them.
Nicklas Andersson that’s the dumbest shit I heard he definitely lost rounds
@@colorado2455 he was big and tall, not short and stocky
@@GeorgioArmoni i think it was a response to another commment ill erase it anyway because you are right.
I LOVE THIS SOOOOOO MUCHHHHH
🍺. Phenomenal.
People usually focus on punching power but forget about his defensive skills
Nothing more to say about this legend. The Kid from Brownsville, Brooklyn was Dynamite.
You have good musical taste, i like that song.
Another top class video well done
3:25 he's like the Agent from the Matrix dodging bullets
Good Lord!! Fantastic! Masterful!!
Mike Tyson One Of The Best Ever
1:43 GAME OVER!!!!!
Damn bro, u finally uploaded, but it was worth the wait, because u always upload great vids.
Never will be another Mike.
how anyone can hate this video is beyond me....tyson will always be one of the goats to me
Tyson has his fair share of haters.
THANKS FOR FULFILLING MY REQUEST HANZA A HIGHLIGHT VIDEO ABOUT ROY JONES JUNIOR WOULD BE ALSO VERY NICE!
Tolu and Ali
Thank you!
He was just SO FAST.
he lost that beautiful head movement, with the new trainers after kevin rooney, you can see that he looks bad in the fight against douglas and he looks even more rusty after the prison, man if he continued to train with rooney and kept his mind on the game he would have been a fucking beast, maybe he would have retired undefeated
No reason he couldn't have stayed sharp in prison. It wasn't the trainer it was Tyson's lack of control and discipline when everyone startled dying around him
you can train in prison but you can not train like you would outside and you wouldn't have the time in my opinion to even train properly, and yes sometimes it was mike's fault but now he has changed and that is the most important thing
He studied jose torres alot with the peek a boo style its very affective against a fighter who throws alot of combos because you or constantly moving and can counter easy
Tyson. Not just a slugger. Total boxer. Maybe best ever.
Mike Tyson is an infighter
He moved so little, and yet the opponent misses so big.
In order to defend like Mike Tyson in his prime, you literally have to be in your prime. If you reach late 20s or early 30s, better to just block punches or run like Mayweather. No one can execute what Tyson did defensively because they have to train that style at a young age and be in their best shape to move their whole body like that.
Mike with his corner is unstoppable prove me wrong
I can't wait for Tyson VS Jones Jr. 20 years not too late.
So glad I grew up at the same time Tyson was, so I can follow him. Also all the people he faced, not just their skill but also the different personalities. I guess that's why I've never really gotten into MMA that much. Plus I just have a personal distaste with someone jumping on their opponent who just fell to the ground, I mean I get it, I just personally appreciate a stand up fight more I suppose.
you always do good work but great work on putting that together ✊ WOW.
brung bk memories
and really showed his slipbagskills
THANKS
Great video.
Great Fighter One of the best ever in his prime he was the best boxer-puncher around
The guy looked so explosive when he came out of his crouch to land those hooks. That peekaboo style was tailor made for him. If he stayed focused he could've wiped out Lennox and Holyfield the same way he ran through Spinks.
This BMV kinda makes me sad... Knowing Mike Tyson's stories and experience during the 80's and 90's, it gives me an impression of a Man who's "powerful", yet "broken" at the same time. He was relentlessly attacked by the media, lost his coach/mentor, ended up being a wrecked, yet, he still keeps fighting and going. I guess that's the beauty of boxing. Rest well, Mike.
For me is the gratest of all time!
Great Video thx man
Now I can see why my personal trainer said "footing" and "footwork" are so important in boxing, 9 times out of 10 I'll never become a professional in boxing but I'll have an example of how good dome boxers are in this sport!!!!!!
when mike was still in his prime (with kevin rooney, his original team) and wasn’t taken advantage of by the other scum surrounding him. when he was actually training like he should’ve been, he was able to evade so many punches but his head stopped moving as much and he started going for just knockouts after they fucked with his life
Beautiful
Best Heavyweight Boxer Ever Slick Powerful And Fast
He was a beast
Wife beating convicted rapist showed what he was made of against Holyfield.
@@olive6405 What he did outside of the ring has nothing to do with how much of a monster he was inside of the ring.
Sexy Barber that's true
BibleThump yeah
@@denisewelchfan Yeah, he showed that against Holyfield.
This guy was great men
When defense is offense and offense is defense.
The GOAT. Technical prowess with pitbull neck punches. Woof y'all....woof
My favourite fighter of all time, Nature made him to Hurt people.
Top video fratello
💪🍀
I'll die happy if I could get a David Benavides hl with these types of tunes
Perfect
how do you record your clips? also i love rewatching this. loved mike tyson i dont know why people criticise him.
Some may say he wasn't the best ever ...i think he was the best fighter I've ever seen at any point
@fpattersonz yea man maybe not for the duration of his career but at any 1 point in time he takes the crown in my eyes
It takes guts to move your head from side to side when someone is throwing haymakers at you....it is not as easy as Tyson makes it look....that's years of training..🥊
finally a good music, put it in description
barnacle boi - let go
@@hanzagod Thanks, as well as making great vids I've also found alot of good music thanks to you 😂
Tyson was at his best under Rooney,once Rooney left after the Spinks fight Tyson was never the same fighter again. Gone was the discipline,the blistering combinations and the boxing behind the peek a boo style was also gone and Tyson started getting HIT !!
Make him Miss make him pay👊🏿
Mitch Green acting a fool in there. Good fighter in with a great fighter.
Who's here after Tyson vs Jones fight being announced
Make em miss and make em pay
Comeon fanboys letz say MIKE IS THE BEST EVER!!!
Mike its the best, GTFO haters
Mohamed Mohamed he wasn’t. Sure he was the best of his era (before a lengthy prison stint and subsequent loss of love for the sport fucked him up) and the man who brought fans back to the sport. Tyson was way more talented than he’s given credit for, an outstanding blend of defensive and offensive prowess, always fun to watch. I’m far from a fanboy, but hate won’t take you anywhere either. Credit where credit’s due.
@@procioneintubato well said. Respect.
Un destructor del ring !!
THE BEST MUTHEFUCKER BOXER ALL TIME...
Tyson used to pressure his opponents with come forward aggression forcing his opponent to throw punches just to keep mike off them, this would open them up to Mike vicious counter shots which where delivered with speed, tenacity and power, he was one hell of a fighter, though i can't help but laugh when people say he would of defeated anybody in history at his best. It would take a HIGHLY skilful elite level heavywieght to beat mike at his best and the reason why he was undefeated in the 80's is because there where no highly skilled elite fighters around at the time.
Micheal Spinks was a great fighter who Tyson beat before the opening bell. Spinks was 31-0 and had beaten a prime Larry Holmes.
that background song who sings it thx
Hi Hanza just wondering the name of the song on this. You’re basically my music guru!
Hi, i'm not hanza, but the music is Barnacle boi Let go
La forma en que baja su cuerpo para aprovechar su baja estatura en comparación a los otros pesos pesados es la mejor fuerza defensiva y ofensiva al mismo tiempo. Ademas de que el estilo Peek a Boo retiene la mayoria de los ataques frontales y bajos. Sin tomar en cuenta su juego de pies y balanceo
Does anybody know where this instrumental is??? Its makin this video look so epic!
Think I've told a few people in the comments like a year ago mate
@@hanzagod i just found it, its " barnacle boi- let go" song. great choice in music for this video i cant stop watchin it thanks hanzagod you got skillllllllsss
Do Lennox Lewis video. He had one of the best defence of all time
This video is ill. Keep watching over and over. Where is the first shot of him in this video where he is just staring from? Keep making dope vids fam
It's a great video indeed! It is from the pre fight video of Tyson vs Biggs here's the link: th-cam.com/video/bq_XrLsJ-70/w-d-xo.html
Low center of balance and a natural athletism and mean streak
That poor fucker at 0:46 in probably the biggest mismatch in body size and weight . Imagine being him and looking like a welterweight and looking across the ring to Tyson who looks like a tank. Imagine the anxiety his parents would of had at ringside lol
2 dislike are Mitch Green & d.w.
Unreal. All respect goes to his coach, Cus Tomato, the best coach of all time
hell yeah
(but i think his trainers name was gus potato)