Yes sir, I remember back in the day my older brothers friends rented a pay per view, 1st round knockout, haha they were pissed. Prime Tyson was a bulldog, ridiculous
What people don't understand about Tyson is how technically good he was. Yes he had hands like anvils, yes he was lightning quick, but he was also one of the best technical fighters the boxing world has ever seen. His style was a straight artists playlist of the best in history from Marciano to Ali. And pre Don King he was actually very chill.
People who know Tyson and the sport have said once Tyson fired his coach KEVIN ROONEY, he was never the same, plus the death of his trainer and mentor CUS D'MATTO was also devastating!
I was a kid when Tyson started. There’s been nothing like the spectacle that was Tyson in his prime. His place in boxing history has many opinions but to see it in person was like seeing Jordan in real time. Will never be duplicated.
@@makhtar6029 Real shame about Tyson's age and health situation. *Even so I got $100.00 that says you don't have the stones to say that crap to his face. Makhtor fake keyboard warrior tough guy.*
By the time Tyson was thirteen, local gangs used him as muscle, where he beat grown men up for money. Grown men. He had been arrested 50 times by then, and had seen or done some terrible things. He is not someone you would want to face, let alone when he was mad!
Mike could have ended this fight quick if he wanted to but he needed to punish any trash talk. Mike sent him back to the streets. and then beat his ass in the street. Great video Leo
I was a teenager during the Tyson era and it's hard to describe the mystique he had. Before his loss to Douglas, which was stunning, he was basically Superman. We didn't watch fights to see who would win, we watched to see how badly Tyson would beat them. By the time he got to Douglas, we believed he was essentially invincible. I was a little kid during Ali's later career, and I had only heard the name George Foreman. I didn't know who he was. Now I know that Tyson was essentially Foreman 2.0. Foreman had the same mystique when Ali beat him in the Rumble in the Jungle. Foreman just demolished people. He had a total of 68 knockouts compared to Tyson's 44. But Foreman was a big guy (6'3") with a long reach (78"). Tyson did it as a much smaller guy (5'10") with a 71" reach.
That's part of MMA's appeal. The tactics. Usually, a muscle-bound guy is exactly that. 'Muscle-bound'. Lousy if they're a hitter, but they need reach for impact. Get in close, tenderize abs until can strike diaphragm. Ground game bad. Will use abs. Unless tenderized. Target weak shoulder. There's always a weak shoulder. Some twisting, some leverage...
I really think the Douglas fight was a show.. People were mad paying 60 dollars on pay per view for Tyson fights.. So yeah buster may have won.. But who knows.
Youngest Champion EVER. I learned about Mike on a 24 Mike Tyson boxing marathon... I get chills watching this man. Grown professionals FEARED this man and you could see it in their eyes. MANY of those first 19 KO's were inside the first 3 rounds... What MANY don't know about the Holyfield ear bite was that Tyson did it because Holyfield was a known head clasher and used his head as a weapon. He DESTORYED peoples head before and had headbutted Tyson a couple times that fight tying to cut him.
@Pᴀᴡɴ S𝜏ᴀʀ𝕤 ✯🇫ᴀɴ You can claim whatever you want about about your opinion of his "unintentional headbutts". I'm telling you what multiple people (PROFESSIONAL BOXERS) said about Holyfield. Holyfield lead many exchanges with his head that fight. He was a known headbutter. You saying they didn't happen often shows you didn't watch him much. Check out the headbutt/low blow combo on Michael Dokes OR the Rahman hematoma to name JUST 2 others.
@Pᴀᴡɴ S𝜏ᴀʀ𝕤 ✯🇫ᴀɴ No. Most boxers try not to roll back their neck to do a headbutt. They initiate the headbutt by tucking their chin snugly against their chest so they can strike with the top of their head, where the cranium is hardest.
@@ptournas There are also multiple times where Holyfield is back peddling with speed; Tyson is chasing, Holyfield pulls his head in and down, aims the crown of his head in and steps in to the aggressing Tyson and clashes.
I listened to an extended documentary on Tyson and how he became the best. A little known fact was that he owned his own streets, he was the guy willing to fight anyone... even someone bigger than him. But also there was hidden rage, not a chip on his shoulder, but a dark shadow that he was molested in elementary school and felt powerless, shame and disappointed in himself for doing nothing to stop it. In his pro career, he never said it, but I believe he imagines his opponent as payback and he becomes a freight train of pain. Tyson will always be a legend.
it's really amazing to see Mike Tyson fight. He was short, and didn't have as much reach as many of his opponents had, but moved like a blur in the ring and could close the distance to deliver massive torque in his punches, particularly that left hook of his. Watching Tyson slip punches like it was an art form was incredible for a heavyweight. Mike Tyson is someone I wouldn't fight even if he were on his deathbed.
From what I have read, being short and having short limbs can be an advantage. Especially when you have muscle mass and speed as Tyson. First of all, it is easier to dodge and quickly change direction with a shorter body. Secondly: Tyson can reach his maximum power in a shorter distance than someone with long limbs. And Tyson was basically fearless, he tried to always close the distance between him and the opponent. So that those with longer limbs would have a harder time to maximize their power output. Test it out yourself, at what lenght do you feel your arms reach the maximum punching power? To me, it is pretty much when fully extended. There is a big misconception that being taller is an advantage in fights. Especially boxing. The rules might change in different types of combat sports (kicks, grappling etc)
DUDE there's a brand new clip of someone asking people what they think about Mike Tyson. Then Mike Tyson sneaks out of a door and stands behind them as they answer. Then their reaction when they realize that. You gotta see it.
Now Mike Tyson's greatest K.O.s. Love to see you do that one. Thanks man, you are one of the best. EDIT: Better yet this video. Mike Tyson - All Knockouts of the Legend It is 40 minutes long.
Your recollection of seeing Mike Tyson really reminds me of my age. I remember when Mohammed Ali's name was Cassius Clay. ( his true moniker -- named after a famous abolitionist )
Fun Fact: I used to care for Mike's tiger, upon which he based his facial tattoo. I volunteered volunteered at an exotic animal rescue. Interestingly, the Rescue was owned and operated by Safari Joe's ex.
The combination of accuracy speed and power was something different. In his prime, I think he was the best ever. He had an aggregation about him in the ring where he would charge forward, and when he landed a hit, he didn't stop until he got 4 or 5 more. He was just an absolute terminator fighting humans.
My boy Ernie had the fight pad ( his house with pay per view and big screen) and we watched every boxing fight and every UFC when they first started in the early 90's. Mike was amazing to watch in real time. From one fight to the next from one opponent to the next and the hype in between there was nothing like it before or since in sports to that magnitude!
I grew up when Tyson was in his prime boxing career, even watching the Holyfield fight at the skating ring when I was 16. Tyson was known for extremely fast KOs, most were faster than the national anthem, and God forbid you paid for pay per view, because you paid a lot of money for a 10 sec fight most times lol.
After that punch he got over by Dapper Dan’s there were so many Mitch Green jokes around town. Iron Mike was at his peak, crazy for this dude to try him like that.
I was a teen when Tyson was world champion. When Tyson was in his prime he was an absolute BEAST! Another person who commented got it right. You didn't watch Tyson to see if he would win. You watched Tyson to see what he would do to the other guy. When he finally lost it was quite a shock.
That's what he was famous for knockouts in the first few minutes of the 1st round. Only two hits. Mike hit his opponent and they hit the canvas. End of fight .
Check out a video called Real Italian Stallion Rocky Marciano. Hardest hitter ever gets VERY slept on. You can find videos making the case for him being the GOAT now too alot of marciano stuff to react to
If I see Iron Mike on the street I approach the man and say, Mike, sir, You are one tough dude. Respect. Respect. An honor to meet you. Shake his hand and walk away please to have met the man. Period. BTW, I totally enjoyed your Reaction to this.
I remember watching Tyson when I was younger. Pay-per view TV was the thing back then and everyone paid at that time $50 to watch Tyson v Spinks. It was Mikes very first PPV event and everyone wanted to see it. The bell rang for the first round and Tyson knocked Spinks out in 91 seconds. I remember the news saying how mad people were that they paid $50 for a 91 second fight and wanted refunds. LOL
I just watched a little documentary on Jack Dempsey. He was the OG. This was in 1919. Over a hundred years ago.They had boxing matches that were scheduled for 45 rounds. Insane. There's footage. The crazy thing is that boxers still use his techniques. Check it out
Yup! Fam!, Mike Tyson was like lightning. He had people pissed, because they paid a lot of money on pay par view, only for Mike Tyson to knock his opponent out in first few minutes of the first round.
Dude YOU burst in on Iron Mike while he's shopping you gonna go down dude!! Street trash ain't gonna be on Iron Mike, nope angel dust dude. That dude lucky he didn't lose that eyeball of his!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Reactive Replays: Mike Tyson was the youngest HEAVYWEIGHT champion ever at age 20. Wilfredo Benitez remains the youngest champ EVER at 17. He was a welterweight (147lb. limit) who turned pro when he was 14 back in the 70's and won the world title 3 years later. P. S.-He was from South America so he could turn pro at 14. You could never do it here in the U. S. Any boxing questions I can answer them! I'm 60 and have been into boxing and it's history since I was 11🤗😂
Tyson is beast, unique persona and a tragic career and life story. He could have had the greatest career ever but there were outside and personal influences that did screw it up. You should look at some videos of Rocky Marciano. The man used to knock fighters teeth into their gums. A hammer instead of a fist, a powerful neck, a fighter's rage. He beat his adversary to blood, then hugged him. The only athlete in the history of heavyweight boxing to retire undefeated after defending the title six times.
I remember watching one of Tyson’s training sessions they had taped before one of his fights and they clocked him at throwing 10 punches in UNDER 3 SECONDS!!! Tyson has machine gun fists of fury!
On an episode of the simpsons mike is in prison reading a book in his cell. Prison riot going on around him. People killing each other and mike steps out of his cell and asks, “can y’all please keep it down I’m trying to read”. All these people who are killing each other get quiet and wide eyed slowly back away into their cells. Hilarious.
![LMAOOOOO..| Eddie Murphy's RAW - Italian's After They Have Seen Rocky [HD] REACTION](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/sXp1KajD9Q0/mqdefault.jpg)
“Tyson done knocked his ass back to the block” 💀💀💀
"What you need? I got nickel and dime.. whatever you need man"
They don't call him "Iron Mike" for no reason. He's a walking sledgehammer.
When you learn a nickname for life, you know you did some serious shit
Yes sir, I remember back in the day my older brothers friends rented a pay per view, 1st round knockout, haha they were pissed. Prime Tyson was a bulldog, ridiculous
also had underrated chin. man ate a fuck ton of Ruddock's smashes and barely looked like it affected him.
What people don't understand about Tyson is how technically good he was. Yes he had hands like anvils, yes he was lightning quick, but he was also one of the best technical fighters the boxing world has ever seen. His style was a straight artists playlist of the best in history from Marciano to Ali. And pre Don King he was actually very chill.
It's like when people see Jordan dunking and don't realize he had better fundamentals than Duncan
People who know Tyson and the sport have said once Tyson fired his coach KEVIN ROONEY, he was never the same, plus the death of his trainer and mentor CUS D'MATTO was also devastating!
“Know your enemy and know yourself and in a hundred battles and you’ll never be in peril “ Sun Tzu.
Nothing like Ali at all... Tyson had a "peek a boo" style.
I was a kid when Tyson started. There’s been nothing like the spectacle that was Tyson in his prime. His place in boxing history has many opinions but to see it in person was like seeing Jordan in real time. Will never be duplicated.
He's overrated
@@makhtar6029 yeah okay.
@@makhtar6029 Meh
@@makhtar6029 Real shame about Tyson's age and health situation. *Even so I got $100.00 that says you don't have the stones to say that crap to his face. Makhtor fake keyboard warrior tough guy.*
43 years old, can confirm. Prime years Tyson is goat status
I died laughing when I heard "Tyson ran away from me!"
Of all the things that never happened,
this was certainly one of them.
By the time Tyson was thirteen, local gangs used him as muscle, where he beat grown men up for money. Grown men. He had been arrested 50 times by then, and had seen or done some terrible things. He is not someone you would want to face, let alone when he was mad!
Not someone you want to try and rob
mike tyson is the sweetest guy these days tho. but yea dont push it ahaha
Two important lessons in life...Never trust the government and never pick a fight with Mike Tyson, even for money! LOL
"Tyson knocked his ass back to the block!" - Leo 2022
That was the best comment I think I ever heard.
Mike could have ended this fight quick if he wanted to but he needed to punish any trash talk. Mike sent him back to the streets. and then beat his ass in the street. Great video Leo
I was a teenager during the Tyson era and it's hard to describe the mystique he had. Before his loss to Douglas, which was stunning, he was basically Superman. We didn't watch fights to see who would win, we watched to see how badly Tyson would beat them. By the time he got to Douglas, we believed he was essentially invincible.
I was a little kid during Ali's later career, and I had only heard the name George Foreman. I didn't know who he was. Now I know that Tyson was essentially Foreman 2.0. Foreman had the same mystique when Ali beat him in the Rumble in the Jungle. Foreman just demolished people. He had a total of 68 knockouts compared to Tyson's 44. But Foreman was a big guy (6'3") with a long reach (78"). Tyson did it as a much smaller guy (5'10") with a 71" reach.
That's part of MMA's appeal. The tactics. Usually, a muscle-bound guy is exactly that. 'Muscle-bound'. Lousy if they're a hitter, but they need reach for impact. Get in close, tenderize abs until can strike diaphragm. Ground game bad. Will use abs. Unless tenderized. Target weak shoulder. There's always a weak shoulder. Some twisting, some leverage...
I really think the Douglas fight was a show.. People were mad paying 60 dollars on pay per view for Tyson fights.. So yeah buster may have won.. But who knows.
"Everybody has a plan, until I hit 'em." -Mike Tyson That uppercut is his signature move. Can you imagine being on the receiving end of that?
Youngest Champion EVER. I learned about Mike on a 24 Mike Tyson boxing marathon... I get chills watching this man. Grown professionals FEARED this man and you could see it in their eyes. MANY of those first 19 KO's were inside the first 3 rounds... What MANY don't know about the Holyfield ear bite was that Tyson did it because Holyfield was a known head clasher and used his head as a weapon. He DESTORYED peoples head before and had headbutted Tyson a couple times that fight tying to cut him.
Wow I never knew that.
@Pᴀᴡɴ S𝜏ᴀʀ𝕤 ✯🇫ᴀɴ You can claim whatever you want about about your opinion of his "unintentional headbutts". I'm telling you what multiple people (PROFESSIONAL BOXERS) said about Holyfield. Holyfield lead many exchanges with his head that fight. He was a known headbutter. You saying they didn't happen often shows you didn't watch him much. Check out the headbutt/low blow combo on Michael Dokes OR the Rahman hematoma to name JUST 2 others.
@Pᴀᴡɴ S𝜏ᴀʀ𝕤 ✯🇫ᴀɴ No. Most boxers try not to roll back their neck to do a headbutt. They initiate the headbutt by tucking their chin snugly against their chest so they can strike with the top of their head, where the cranium is hardest.
@Pᴀᴡɴ S𝜏ᴀʀ𝕤 ✯🇫ᴀɴ I don't know, I missed that fight. I just happen to be familiar with the technique and answered your question.
@@ptournas There are also multiple times where Holyfield is back peddling with speed; Tyson is chasing, Holyfield pulls his head in and down, aims the crown of his head in and steps in to the aggressing Tyson and clashes.
I listened to an extended documentary on Tyson and how he became the best. A little known fact was that he owned his own streets, he was the guy willing to fight anyone... even someone bigger than him. But also there was hidden rage, not a chip on his shoulder, but a dark shadow that he was molested in elementary school and felt powerless, shame and disappointed in himself for doing nothing to stop it. In his pro career, he never said it, but I believe he imagines his opponent as payback and he becomes a freight train of pain. Tyson will always be a legend.
🤣🤣🤣
"The perm headed villain"
Man, that is some straight up soul glow!!
Tyson a weed farmer now & has a podcast where he & all his famous buddies trip shrooms & get high! He was/is the shit!!!
✌😎❤
And his new spirit animal is the TOAD
He makes an edible that looks like Holyfield's ear , and his weed ranch has vacation spots to rent.
Amazing weed
Shrooms and DMT for PTSD
Share the addy pleze
it's really amazing to see Mike Tyson fight. He was short, and didn't have as much reach as many of his opponents had, but moved like a blur in the ring and could close the distance to deliver massive torque in his punches, particularly that left hook of his. Watching Tyson slip punches like it was an art form was incredible for a heavyweight.
Mike Tyson is someone I wouldn't fight even if he were on his deathbed.
From what I have read, being short and having short limbs can be an advantage. Especially when you have muscle mass and speed as Tyson. First of all, it is easier to dodge and quickly change direction with a shorter body. Secondly: Tyson can reach his maximum power in a shorter distance than someone with long limbs. And Tyson was basically fearless, he tried to always close the distance between him and the opponent. So that those with longer limbs would have a harder time to maximize their power output. Test it out yourself, at what lenght do you feel your arms reach the maximum punching power? To me, it is pretty much when fully extended. There is a big misconception that being taller is an advantage in fights. Especially boxing. The rules might change in different types of combat sports (kicks, grappling etc)
DUDE there's a brand new clip of someone asking people what they think about Mike Tyson. Then Mike Tyson sneaks out of a door and stands behind them as they answer. Then their reaction when they realize that. You gotta see it.
“ everybody has a plan till they get punched in the mouth“- Mike Tyson
The single funniest thing I ever saw in The Ring was Mike Tyson Laughing at Gang Leader Mitch “Blood” Green as he slip his punches laughing at him!🤣
If you challenge Mike Tyson, you get what you get! His nickname is iron Mike for goodness sake!
Now Mike Tyson's greatest K.O.s. Love to see you do that one. Thanks man, you are one of the best. EDIT: Better yet this video. Mike Tyson - All Knockouts of the Legend It is 40 minutes long.
Mike is like 50 something now and still has it. He will always be a bad mother
Love Iron Mike 💙 I got to meet him a few times when I worked in Las Vegas... he was a very nice respectful man.
5:22 Dude straight looking at the screen but didn't know it was still paused 😂 Power of the weed
"He sucker-punched me!" Dude, you approached him on the street, not in the ring. What did you expect?
12:07 Lawd have mercy. Dude, you had me rolling with that one eye shut 😆😆
Your recollection of seeing Mike Tyson really reminds me of my age. I remember when Mohammed Ali's name was Cassius Clay. ( his true moniker -- named after a famous abolitionist )
Fun Fact: I used to care for Mike's tiger, upon which he based his facial tattoo. I volunteered volunteered at an exotic animal rescue. Interestingly, the Rescue was owned and operated by Safari Joe's ex.
Being from the Bronx myself, that laugh when Mitch Green saw Tyson in the audience was the laugh of someone who knows he just got caught in a lie 😄
☮️💙Mike was a member of my health club in 1985!! Total nice guy!
The combination of accuracy speed and power was something different. In his prime, I think he was the best ever. He had an aggregation about him in the ring where he would charge forward, and when he landed a hit, he didn't stop until he got 4 or 5 more. He was just an absolute terminator fighting humans.
In his Prime nobody had the smallest chance against Tyson. He was a killer in the ring
lol "wear some ppe" i lost it on that one! TFS Friend!
My all-time favorite fighter. Mike Tyson is the man.
14:32 😃 that’s a pretty good Tyson impression
Your impersonation of Mike Tyson at the end was spot on👌🏾💯🤣
First fight Tyson sent his ass back to the street, second fight he sent his ass to church praying he never saw Tyson again lol
Duuude when you said he knocked him back to the streets 💀 😂
Omg that 90's boxer shit talk was really a whole other level of smack!
Lmfao 😂 😂 😂
So entertaining!
My boy Ernie had the fight pad ( his house with pay per view and big screen) and we watched every boxing fight and every UFC when they first started in the early 90's. Mike was amazing to watch in real time. From one fight to the next from one opponent to the next and the hype in between there was nothing like it before or since in sports to that magnitude!
My guy was looking at the paused video saying "what's goin on?" Then said "oh shit gotta play it" I'm dead.
Mr. Video, you are an absolute Gem 💎 You're so damn funny.
Love ya brutha.
BE A GOOD HUMAN
Man, I know I’ve been addicted to watching Mike Tyson because he is unique
This dude's been knocking out grown men since he's been 15 16 fighting for cus
Tyson knocked him back to the streets 😂😂😂😂😂 great comment
I grew up when Tyson was in his prime boxing career, even watching the Holyfield fight at the skating ring when I was 16. Tyson was known for extremely fast KOs, most were faster than the national anthem, and God forbid you paid for pay per view, because you paid a lot of money for a 10 sec fight most times lol.
I hope he wins this fight because I admire him so much. And he’s not a person that is full of themselves. He’s just a good fighter.
Baddest man in the world ! Absolutely!
was dying when you said get some ppe xD
LMAO "Wear your PPE"
After that punch he got over by Dapper Dan’s there were so many Mitch Green jokes around town. Iron Mike was at his peak, crazy for this dude to try him like that.
I was a teen when Tyson was world champion. When Tyson was in his prime he was an absolute BEAST!
Another person who commented got it right. You didn't watch Tyson to see if he would win. You watched Tyson to see what he would do to the other guy. When he finally lost it was quite a shock.
LUL Mike is a force of nature. There's a reason he was the champ!
Tyson was a beast in the ring! He took boxing to a whole new level.
Damn bruh, that is a crisp lineup! You are a beast
Mike Tyson is my favorite boxer all time. bring up his vaults everyone has faults.
Tyson is the best. His work outside the ring is also awesome.
That guy lived the words, "F*ck around and find out."
He found out.
That's what he was famous for knockouts in the first few minutes of the 1st round. Only two hits. Mike hit his opponent and they hit the canvas. End of fight .
Lmmfao dude said wear PPE 🤣🤣🤣
LMAO that Mike Tyson impression!
...ha haha ha ....I like the way TYSON handed back ...GREEN'S smack talking... tyson punked him
It’s fun seeing young folks discovering mike Tyson. !
Indeed !
Iron Mike knew he had kicked the eye out of the man. Lol 😆
Tyson was a Beast 🤘
Check out a video called Real Italian Stallion Rocky Marciano. Hardest hitter ever gets VERY slept on. You can find videos making the case for him being the GOAT now too alot of marciano stuff to react to
Growing up a teenager & watching Tyson, it was madness
The man said get some PPE.. LMAO
If I see Iron Mike on the street I approach the man and say, Mike, sir, You are one tough dude. Respect. Respect. An honor to meet you. Shake his hand and walk away please to have met the man. Period. BTW, I totally enjoyed your Reaction to this.
Tyson is not crazy, he is a stone cold warrior
Yeee!! Best part of the day haha
Tyson's book is great. I highly recommend it. 👍
This guy became a preacher? Man did Tyson put the fear of god in him 😂
I remember watching Tyson when I was younger. Pay-per view TV was the thing back then and everyone paid at that time $50 to watch Tyson v Spinks. It was Mikes very first PPV event and everyone wanted to see it. The bell rang for the first round and Tyson knocked Spinks out in 91 seconds. I remember the news saying how mad people were that they paid $50 for a 91 second fight and wanted refunds. LOL
This is a legendary story
ha ha ha ha....... TYSON ... KNOCKED that LOUD MOUTH OUT ..... ha ha ha ha
Tyson was must see TV back in the day. Dude was explosive
Perm headed villain...💀😂😂❤️
That goat impression at 9:40 lmfao
king of the damn jungle man
My father would go to the neighbors to watch Tyson fights and be back within 5-10 min. Lol.
I just watched a little documentary on Jack Dempsey. He was the OG. This was in 1919. Over a hundred years ago.They had boxing matches that were scheduled for 45 rounds. Insane. There's footage. The crazy thing is that boxers still use his techniques. Check it out
Yup! Fam!, Mike Tyson was like lightning. He had people pissed, because they paid a lot of money on pay par view, only for Mike Tyson to knock his opponent out in first few minutes of the first round.
Dude YOU burst in on Iron Mike while he's shopping you gonna go down dude!! Street trash ain't gonna be on Iron Mike, nope angel dust dude. That dude lucky he didn't lose that eyeball of his!!! 🔥🔥🔥
PPE!!! YOU SILLY AS HELL 😂😂😂
Probably because there’s Emotional background feeding the force that he Yeah has. I respect that I am very much.
I remember, VIVIDLY, watching Mike bite off Holyfield’s ear..
Reactive Replays: Mike Tyson was the youngest HEAVYWEIGHT champion ever at age 20. Wilfredo Benitez remains the youngest champ EVER at 17. He was a welterweight (147lb. limit) who turned pro when he was 14 back in the 70's and won the world title 3 years later.
P. S.-He was from South America so he could turn pro at 14. You could never do it here in the U. S.
Any boxing questions I can answer them! I'm 60 and have been into boxing and it's history since I was 11🤗😂
My man looking fresh af stay up g 🔥🔥🔥
Tyson is beast, unique persona and a tragic career and life story. He could have had the greatest career ever but there were outside and personal influences that did screw it up. You should look at some videos of Rocky Marciano. The man used to knock fighters teeth into their gums. A hammer instead of a fist, a powerful neck, a fighter's rage. He beat his adversary to blood, then hugged him. The only athlete in the history of heavyweight boxing to retire undefeated after defending the title six times.
Tyson whooped that ass 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mike has a youtube channel now. He's cool. Dude is an icon.
lmfao you were lookin at the screen a good second before noticing it was paused
I remember watching one of Tyson’s training sessions they had taped before one of his fights and they clocked him at throwing 10 punches in UNDER 3 SECONDS!!! Tyson has machine gun fists of fury!
On an episode of the simpsons mike is in prison reading a book in his cell. Prison riot going on around him. People killing each other and mike steps out of his cell and asks, “can y’all please keep it down I’m trying to read”. All these people who are killing each other get quiet and wide eyed slowly back away into their cells. Hilarious.
Back in the day we called it "having some balls!" you could look forward to a decent fight .
Best Tyson impersonation
Dude you imitating Tyson at the end made me lose my shit lol
Me: ....
My sheeps and goats outside my window in the morning: 9:32
Thx! I watch “Hot Boxin’ with Mike” all the time!