BEATEN BEFORE ONE PUNCH WAS THROWN! First Time Reacting To Mike Tyson Intimidating Aura!
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- Hello, sports aficionados! Today, we're diving into the world of boxing with a first-time reaction to the legendary Mike Tyson and his intimidating aura. Known as "Iron Mike," Tyson's presence in the ring was enough to unsettle his opponents even before the match began. Join us as we explore the psychological warfare and sheer intensity that made Mike Tyson one of the most feared boxers in history.
⭐️ WHAT WE EXPLORE IN THIS VIDEO:
Our initial impressions of Mike Tyson's presence and how he used intimidation as a tactic.
Reacting to footage showcasing Tyson's aura, including his stare-downs, pre-fight rituals, and comments from opponents.
Discussing the impact of mental strength in sports and how Tyson's intimidating presence contributed to his success.
Sharing our thoughts on Tyson's legacy in boxing and the role of intimidation in competitive sports.
🥊 ABOUT MIKE TYSON:
Mike Tyson, one of the most iconic figures in boxing, dominated the sport with his ferocious style, unmatched power, and unparalleled intimidation tactics. His reputation for knocking out opponents quickly, combined with his intense demeanor, left many beaten before a single punch was thrown.
👫 WHO WE ARE:
We're a couple with a passion for the thrill of competition and the stories of sports legends. Our channel is dedicated to discovering and reacting to the moments that have defined athletes and the world of sports.
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Young generation will never understand the fear that all his opponents were going through during Mike Tyson prime when they had to fight him, he was the meanest and most fear boxer of this era, he was indestructible, unbeatable.
And he would have gone so much further, if Don King didn't get involved with him.
@@carls1959 Really that wasn't the first nail. The first nail was Cus dying. The 2nd was his other trainer that he had from his time with Cus. 3rd nail was his wife taking him to the cleaners and all his lawsuits. Don King was just the coup de gras.
What’s with older people being delusional and trying to make the young generation seem clueless on known things? Everyone even the young generation knows the fear mike put his opponents through before getting into the ring. Your comment makes absolutely no sense
Tyson,s ring entrance "noise" is from a very old christopher lee dracula movie.
@@EatDatBitchAwp Bet he never been to a Tyson fight he only watched the videos like us😂
The Tyson/Spinks fight in 1988 was advertised as the biggest fight at the time. Lots of people paid $40-$80 for the Pay Per View and when it was over in 91 seconds, many demanded refunds because that was the only fight on the card. Because of that, boxing PPV started featuring several smaller fights before the big event just to give people their money's worth.
Tyson was must see in his prime. He was unique and truly one of a kind. There are very few fighters in history that would even give Tyson a fight when was at his best.
Joe louis 👈😉
*Tyson* was 20 years old beating *Floyd Patterson's* record for youngest heavyweight champion both trained by *Cus D'Amato*
I used to watch Mike Tyson fight on ESPN when he was 18 years old. He was knocking them out in the first round way back then. He's an amazing fighter. Love your guys channel. You do reactions to many subjects.Love that.
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IMO, there was never a boxer in the history of the sport that was feared as much as Mike. He was just a beast in the ring.
Sonny Liston.
@@ORION2180If forced to get in the ring with one of those two boxers, its not even a question. No way I would step in the ring with Iron Mike. Sonny may have been good for his time, but there is no way he had the knockout power and strength that Mike did. Its not even up for debate.
@@pauld6222 Yeah - Sonny would win and knock you out - Mike would have your family making arrangements!
The 90 second knock out master!!!
Still has that kill switch. Grown in wisdom over the years. Oh and he was 20.
I watched this live from my living room in England and he was scaring the hell out of me! What an era of boxing we were privileged to witness!!
Sometime in the 90s, my dad wanted to see Tyson fight so we invited him and my mom to drive up (3 hrs) and we would pay for the PPV. He was so excited and as we all sat down to watch, in less than 2 minutes, he knocked the guy out! I was so mad that we spent that money for such a short time! 😂😂. We had a great visit anyway! 🤷♀️
I remember many parties wrecked by Tyson. Everybody getting together to watch the fight and everybody all hyped up for it, and then you turn around for a second and the f-ing fight is already over! He was incredible.
Yeah remember the tyson/holyfield fight we'd drinking all day.went back to a mates & carried on doing booze & class a.people puking up round this poor guys house.& Im watching Tyson bite his ear off.1 of the famous sports moments in history.& Oh yeah we were waiting for the pub to open in next few hours & watched it again
A friend of mine got the Tyson / Mavis Frazier fight on pay per view at his house. About 20 people were at this party and right as the fight was about to start the guy hosting the party decided to use the bathroom real quick & grab a beer from the fridge on the way back. By the time he got back to the tv Tyson had knocked him out in 30 seconds into the fight. He missed the whole thing and had to watch the replay to see the knockout. He was pissed he paid $45 for the fight and it only lasted 30 secs. We all chipped in a few bucks each to cover the cost of the pay per view and went on to have a good party anyway.
Cus D'Amato focused Tyson's rage and helped him contain it. After Cus died, Don King came in and agitated it in order to exploit it. King ruined Tyson the person.
He was amazing to watch, but it sure hurt the pocketbook to watch pay-per-view to see a 90 second or less fight. I grew up watching boxing (got to see Frazier/Ali on closed circuit in the early days) and used to go see them live occasionally as a kid. Seeing a fight live in the arena is nothing like watching it on TV. The sonic impact of those punches on a body or head shot was incredible.
There was nothing like it. It was the summer after completing my freshman year in college. I was home and had 30 people over at my folks’ house and the energy 30 minutes from the fight through the knockout was off the charts electric! I taped it on our VCR and must have rewatched it a zillion times that summer. Just a great, monumental moment.
Back then everyone walked in and it was a show, Mike just came to fight .Greatest walk in ever watched it live knowing it wouldn't go three rounds.
Mike became the youngest heavyweight champ 20, being slightly younger than Floyd Patterson, the previous record holder. Both were trained by Cus D'Amato roughly 30 some years apart, essentially bookending Cus' career. Mike's life is such a beautiful tragedy.
Back in the day my brother bought a ticket to see this fight on closed circuit TV, basically a satellite feed that was projected on a movie theater screen.
He was running slightly late and got there slightly after the fight started only to be met by people streaming out of the theater. The fight was already over! 😂
Tyson was insane. i was huge into boxing in the 80s as I was seeing my heroes retiring of old age. I grew up as a kid in the 70s and loved seeing Ali, Frazier, Norton, Foreman, etc.
Tyson was a different animal though. He was very low to the ground with a low center. He hit amazingly hard and was tenacious once he knew his opponent was in trouble. He was a terror for Pay-per-view as he ended many of his fights in the later 80s within the first round. Many people purchased a fight and it was over by the time they connected. But he was different. He hit so damn hard. He came from underneath with almost every punch, and even if prepared for it, it'd find its way to the jaw. I'm an Ali lifer, but pound for pound, Tyson was the baddest dude I've ever seen in the ring.
I remember my dad coming to my apartment to watch the Tyson and Spinks fight, I had Showtime and HBO on my TV. I was so happy that I could do this for my dad because he did so much for us kids growing up.Bought snack foods and made sure I had some beer for him to just relax and watch the fight. Had my spare bedroom ready so he could just stay with me and not drive home. And before you know, it was over. Well he did stay for a little but ended up going home. Lol
Tyson had a very dangerous punch. One of the hardest puncher out there. Big or small ,he would get ya.
Boxing has always been my favourite sport since I was 8 years old. Mike Tyson has always been my favourite.
Tyson won the heavyweight title on Nov 22 1986 at age 20.
So there's women who's into boxing too. Big time 🥊🥊
Iron Mike Tyson #GOAT 🐐
tyson started fighting closer to 15… and was already knocking out grown men..!youngest heavyweight champ ever
Spinks was undefeated, had come up from light heavyweight to heavyweight and had a few fights at heavyweight in which he looked great at the weight. He was arguably the greatest light heavyweight of all time and tyson went through him like a paper bag.
I pretty much watched all of Tyson's fights back in the day and remember this one for sure. What was so fascinating about Tyson was how he dispatched his opponents. It was like watching a man so scary and powerful that you thought you had to be watching a Hollywood movie.. I called him the real life Ivan Drago (Rocky 4) because, at the time, he seemed to be unreal.
Knowing who Tyson has become and what he used to be is called control! He was a loose cannon in his beginning, and today he found peace but is now able to access that aggression when needed! He is probably scarier now then back in the day!
Mike Tyson was 20 when he won his first title in 1986👍👍
He went into the ring to destroy not just beat. Most boxers with that level of intensity tend to lose focus and coordination and their opponent feeds off their lack of discipline whereas Tyson was always in that state of mind. He was serene in his ferocity and his ring skills were not affected by it which must been a nightmare for his opponents.
There's video of Iron Mike on a heavy bag throwing no less than 4 FULL POWER punches in under a second...
And, yeah, the anticipation and build up for THIS fight was truly incredible...!
After that body shot Spinks was looking for the soft spot on the canvas.
I saw this fight in pay per view and the number of stories that were heard later about people getting popcorn and snacks or going to the bathroom and the fight was over when they sat down was staggerin AND hilarious. I saw all 91 seconds of it. An incredible time in boxing. He and Roy Jones were my favorites 🥊😁
Came out of juvenile hall and under tutelage of Cus D'Amato @ age 13. 18 was pro debut. Was in Junior Olympic Games @ age 15. Probably many street fights prior to age 13. Once Cus was out of picture, things went downhill.
that was the first pay per view event I ever purchased; we had friends over, ordered pizza, got a babysitter...and it ended in 91 seconds...lol
20 YEARS OLD MIKE TYSON BECOAME THE HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMOPIN OF THE WORLD MIKE
Mike says not here to fight you I'm here to beat you.
I've never believed that Michael Spinks was afraid of Mike Tyson. I'm sure he was wound up and nervous, but so was Tyson. Spinks got angry when Tyson hurt him. He tried to hurt Tyson back, and he got knocked out.
Watching Mike Tyson's fights, ad so much other content from the 80's were so awesome. With all the entertainment on demand now, I dont't think people fully appreciates shows that you had to look at a magazine to figure out when they came on and then wait all week to Friday Night, And if you missed it you would have to hear about from your friends all day.
Mike's approach wasn't like a backyard fight it was like the ancient gladiators why he wouldn't wear socks & he wouldn't wear robes if anything he'd wear a towel with a hole cut in it
He was 13 when he started. He was 20 when he became the Heavyweight Champ.
Okay here I say it.
You two are so energetic, positive, fun and sympathetic.
Did I said FUN
Spinks paid the price for his manager
Definitely need to check out Fedor Emelianenko. He’s Mike Tyson’s favorite MMA fighter. Fedor is most likely the best MMA fighter to never fight in the UFC because of disagreements with contract negotiations. Dana says he offered Fedor a lot of money and Fedor basically said he didn’t really care about the money and that Dana needed to respect people more. There’s a whole lore about it. lol.
He started at 15. Champ at 20
I know at least twice that I missed the knockout because I was filling my cup with beer at the keg. By the third fight I got in my seat early and was ready for the beatdown.
Lmao the "floating bowtie"
Yeah, I remember back in the 80s, as a teen, seeing Tyson on PPV twice... Dad refused to pay for the events because he felt he was getting ripped off because the fights ended too quick. lmao
started at 12 went fought at 15 pro fight at 19 and 20 years young heavy weight champ.
Mike Tyson was 20 when he became heavyweight champion
And he is still going strong💪💪💪
One thing everyone forgets about the fight with Holyfield when Tyson bit his ear - he didn't just do it just because he was "unhinged" - Holyfield was repeatedly headbutting Tyson and the ref was doing nothing about it. Eventually, Tyson got frustrated and decided that if Holyfield was going to fight dirty, he would fight dirtier. Tyson's eyes were swelling up and he had a big gash (left eye I think) from the illegal tactics of Holyfield, and he had had enough.
Most of Tyson fights were 1st round knock outs. Oh Tyson was never calm. Don't let the look fool ya. Iron Mike was fueled with rage and unleashed hell on sound of the bell.
The Thing about the representative from the other fighter not being in the room when Tyson had his Hands taped up was a legitimate concern not just due to absolute Disrespect in the Boxing World, but it come into question if some shady actions were being done in the Tyson camp.
Tyson became champ at 20
I watched the legends in their time. Ali, Frazier, Holmes, Norton, Foreman. Tyson was the angriest fighter I've ever seen. Something inside of him simply wanted to really hurt his opponent. He wasn't a boxer. He was seemingly just fighting back against some injustice that only he knew about. He channeled this anger into devastation upon whoever he met in the ring. He was scary.
The Droning Sound is 90-95% accurate to the very same Droning sound one hears as they are coming to after being Knocked Out...That is why it was really Mentally intimidating for the other fighter to hear in the ring because that noise was pretty much Mike telling them you hear that Droning Sound well your going to hear that Sound again real soon from the floor of the Boxing canvas.
I went to the Garden State Art Center in New Jersey to watch the fight on the big screen. Drove and hour, paid $80 a person for me, my girlfriend and a friend. Mingled, bought drinks to the seats....90 seconds later, walking to the parking lot to drive home....LOL
When I started watching boxing, Muhammad Ali was called Cassius Clay so by the time Tyson came along, I was well primed to appreciate Iron Mike. Boy did I ever appreciate him. Everyone talks about his power but his power was nothing without his quickness and vision. He could be well within the reach of larger opponents and he would duck and weave with his head down while looking up and they are flailing away and at the absolute perfect moment, he would deliver that devastating left hook and it was Good Night, Irene.
💯...it was his speed. He was a boxing student with tremendous knowledge of past fighters. He was trained really well and he worked extremely hard.
Mike Tyson punch out !! was the best boxing 🥊 game on Nintendo ! back in the day !! I jst hope Tyson don’t get knocked out by a TH-camr !!!
“He went the full butch lewis son!” -chappelle show
I'm from his era..born and raised NYer..saw all fights live ppv. Only person I can honestly say I'm scared of without him having a gun. I've nvr been scared of meat and bones until I saw him intimidate then follow thru on the destruction. FUCK THAT!
I once went to a Mike Tyson fight.
I spent an awful lot of money and the fight was over in a blink of an eye.
I decided to not attend anymore boxing matches, just watch'em on t.v.
I would recommend watching some Bo Jackson video. One of the greatest athletes of the 20th century.
Before the Spinks fight it wasn't a good idea to upset Mike Tyson as one of his co-managers had passed away, was going through a divorce with Robin Givens, drove his car into a tree and Don King was trying to get his hooks into him. He was on edge, full of anger and ready to unleash it in the ring . The unfortunate victim was Michael Spinks who was petrified as you could see the fear on his face when the camera was on him as Tyson was walking to the ring ready to annihilate him, which he did in 91 seconds. An even quicker destruction job by Tyson was when he took out Marvis Frazier, son of the legendary Smokin' Joe Frazier, in 30 seconds. It was the closest thing to legalized manslaughter I've ever seen.
Oh man I LOVE the old UFC, but it really changed so much since its beginning!
Spinks walked into that right hand on purpose to get it over with.
In May 1989, Michael Flatley of RiverDance fame set a Guinness Book world record for tapping speed at 28 taps per second.
I took up boxing for a while in my teens and soon became known as 'Puny Pete' after my 5th loss in a row. Retirement beckoned soon after.
Lawrence Taylor terrified his opponents.
So glad you mentioned the floating bow tie😂😂😂😂
I watched every single fight Tyson fought, Tyson's only losses came by the hands of himself. Mike was no joke but he had issues, he only lost because his head wasn't into it. Iron Mike is the greatest fighter I've ever seen and I grew up watching heavyweights such as Ali, Foreman, Frasier and Holmes just to mention a few!!!!
Definitely shouldn't have fought Lennox Lewis
@@James-wj8eq agree 💯
I was just thinking could you imagine mike tyson using gloves what ufc fighters use. Scary just thinking about it 😂😂
20 years 4 months
I like how the announcer says i won't try to yell over it but continues to talk.
Myke went rogue after he lost 2 father figures in a row. After that, he was surrounded by snakes and he went down hill from there.
He has a new fight against one of the Paul’s
People talk about how intimidating Sonny Liston was and don’t get me wrong he was but Mike was just different to me.
As a tie in with boxing, Mike Tyson and The Hangover, maybe you can react to Allentown, Just the Way You Are and The Downeaster Alexa by Billy Joel, who used to be a boxer himself when he was younger. Those songs are from The Hangover II soundtrack.
And then perhaps My Life and The Stranger by Billy from The Hangover III soundtrack.
You might wanna do a little looking into Charles "Sonny" Liston... Young George Foreman and Mike Tyson were acting. Sonny Liston was just who he was.
Ironically the most fearful may have been TYSON as it was fear that drov3 him that allowed him to be the fighter he was by using it to obtain victory
Spinx: Lets prank Tyson and screw up his game 😈
Also Spinx: (Hears Gun shots and feels vibrations coming from Mikes room) Wtf was that? 😮
Refs: oh just Mike casually punching holes in the wall 🙄
Spinx: 😵
Back then most of his fights were on PPV and his fights were so fast that I was spending $40 for 10-90 second fights.
I guessed he was 21 I was a year off, thanks for another great reaction. Take care. Oh btw RIP Jake Paul.
Tyson c'est la foudre dans les poings ⚡🥊 l'anesthésiste du Ring !!!😁😀👌
The guy on the left looks like Zod from superman lol
Then of course their was James Buster Douglas, who knocked Tyson cold in what many think is the greatest upset in boxing history. Thanks for the reaction!
Became the champ at 20 years old.
Y'all people try and capitalize on a topic but don't take away that mans history!! Period
Spinx entered the ring for a boxing match.... Tyson came to the ring for a fight. Big difference.
I thought he Started fighting at 15 I know he been fighting all his life for sure
Mike fought one guy who was so,e sort of criminal turned boxer in ‘86 I’d say. This guy was full of trash talk, disparaging Mike , calling him out etc. Mike didn’t take too kindly to it & beat the guy. However Mike said he could have easily knocked him out but it was more fun just beating the guy the entire fight. Then the guy tried to shoot Mike on the street & Mike ended up knocking him out bare fisted & broke his wrist doing it. I can’t remember the guys name but that would be a good video to react to.
about what you said about the magnitude of fights like this... what people dont realise is that if you missed a fight back then, it was likely youd never see it... unless you knew someone who had recorded it!
You ought to look at George Foremans record its crazy
You should also react to Roy Jones Jr
6:27 4 per second is standard.
Tysons hands were just as fast as bruces lol.
I remember watching this, really short fight, lol
20 years old
Hollyfield overwhelmingly defeated Tyson twice as he wasn't intimidated by him. Mike was so frustrated he bit off a piece of Hollyfield's ear.
Holyfield had a plan against Tyson. Unfortunately he also did sone headbutts against him that caused a cut on Mikes eyebrowe. Tyson told the referee but he didn't do anything about it. That's why Tyson was so frustrated.
Most feared athlete = Lawrence Taylor
For that period, Tyson was the most fearsome athlete out there. But later on Buster Douglas would knock Tyson from his throne.
Well 14 1e round knock outs and 44 wins by knock out out of 50 wins is not bad. 😲😲😲😲
he was 20 years old
I like George Foreman.