I've watched that fight multiple times, and I thought then and I think today that both of them led with their heads when they step forward to punch and they clashed
Tyson cries a lot. He deliberately fouled and head butted fighters pre prison, let’s not talk about post. I’m talking standing in the clinch, not moving forward and head butting. Watch the first Ruddock fight.. first round.
I like how White had to remind Vlad that he played Mike Tyson in a movie. I really wish Vlad would have let White speak without interuptions, Im sure he would of had a better response
He was pushing Holyfield victim narrative and he knew Michael Jai white was totally against it so he kept interrupting and swaying video the way he wanted it to go
That was Evander's defense against Mike Charging in. He wasnt 'head butting' he was just putting his head where Mike was wanting to be. Mike starts to charge, he just lowers his head and moves it forward, and if they smash heads so be it! Its kinda like that Simpsons episode where Bart is like "I am going to start swinging my arms and move forward and if you get in the way its not my fault!"
The Holyfield headbutt thing is debatable. He fought with his chin tucked into his chest for most fights, and even more so when he was ducking, going to the body. That being said, I think he was aware of the (high) probability that an opponent charging in (most of whom didn't tuck their chins in) would catch his skull in their face... And he was happy to allow that to happen, and didn't attempt to move his head back. The only opponent who also tucked their chin down when coming forward or going to the body was Michael Moorer... And Holyfield came out of that clash of heads with a cut. It works both ways.
@@MarcRobertson-gq2kv I wear glasses, but I'm not blind. The slo-mo reply of round 7 of the Rahman fight shows that Rahman swung his head in to his lift also whilst Holyfield tucked his chin down as he moved to his own left. It's exactly as I've explained previously. He likely knew that heads would clash, but he doesn't charge in -- he relies on his opponent to charge in. Thus creating a situation where nobody can conclusively prove any foul play.
he knew alright.Whats your thoughts on the lewis and dokes fights with holyfield?is everyone wrong about holyfield that claim he headbutts?@@ThisIsHolyJJ
@@MarcRobertson-gq2kv I've not watched the Dokes fight. Tyson obviously charged in with his head in something like the 7th round of the first fight, and that's like the one blatantly obviously headbutt I've seen in Holyfield fights. Most that complain tend to be butthurt Tyson fans, even though Mike himself has admitted numerous times that Holyfield was just the better fighter on those two nights. As for Lewis, I feel that's down to what I've explained in my initial comment. Guys that kept their heads down often got the better of Holyfield, such as James Toney who was really good on the inside and busted Holyfield up. Even Larry Holmes did pretty well to negate roughhouse fighting on the inside against Holyfield.
Evander head butted him 3 times. Tyson bit his ear in retaliation. He was shorter and got frustrated. Those are professional dirty tactics. It's crazy nobody talks about the two blatant elbows to Francis Ngannou by Tyson Fury
Look, Evander and Mike, both warriors in the ring. No doubt. Anybody saying that Holyfield wasn't headbutting, in both fights, I don't know. I do know this - my uncle (may he rest in peace) when I asked him who won the first fight, he said Holyfield. I asked him how and why, and he said, " I knew he was gonna headbutt the hell out of him." Knowing my uncle like I did, being a very "observant" fighter himself (Vietnam vet), I took his word for it.
Having seen those 2 fights many times and listening to the interview with Holyfield and being a Holyfield fan I can say that I didn't see any headbutting that was intentionally with the exception of that one that Tyson made but I will say that Holyfield's saying that if something is hurting you during a fight that you don't show that it is hurting because that gives your opponent reason to keep doing it. That's the best I can give!
@@kelvinhooks9399how are you able to determine intent with the headbutts? How would you know if he was aiming to do it or not? Sounds like the expert level fighter being interviewed would know better than a RUclips commenter lol
@@High-End_Low-Life ok dip shit, there was once during the fight that Tyson swung his head toward Holyfield head, that would seem to be intent. You are right that I'm no expert but the same can be said to all the Tyson fan girls that that whine about steroid use despite Holyfield never failing a substance test and them whinging about headbutting when the ref didn't call it and the commentators (one being George Foreman) saying that there was no intentional headbutting going on. So dip shit I'm pretty sure that the refs and the commentators would know better than Michael Jai White, no offense to White but I'm sure those guys no better than him!
@@kelvinhooks9399 I know this is late,but it's not too late. What Evander does is that he dips down, USUALLY grabs whatever arm that is the direction that he dip sdown in. Then he comes up very hard and fast crashes into the opponents Jaw. It is not like he pulls his head up and slams down, or tucks his head down and jumps forward. If you look, just before Mike bit him, he actually used this technique
Always something to remember in a fight is to know that your gonna get hit but most importantly if ur smart enough you use that person’s aggression against them
Honestly we missed out on a 3rd fight all bs aside I never seen such intense back and forth between 2 skilled quality heavyweights they were throwing everything till 1 died the first 2 was such a war.
I think the headbutts were mostly unintentional (especially in the first fight, watch them on slow mo). The issue is that Holyfield decided to employ a tactic of pushing Tyson back in both fights, and with Tyson's lunging aggressive style these kinds of collisions were the outcome. Holyfield also wanted to get UNDER the shorter Tyson to prevent Tyson from getting under him and unloading inside.
@@kelvinhooks9399 false go watch the fight on you tube when he hit a guy below the groin and headbutted him at the same time.Holyfield truthers in da building my goodness
Just going off what Holyfield said. If he would not have shown that his ear was hurting when Tyson bit him the first time, then Tyson would not have bit him a second time
@@kelvinhooks9399 it's illegal but it's hard to prove it to the judge. It's obvious though IF you look at the slowmotions.. they can't head but if Holy doesn't put it down. He's too tall otherwise
@@MA1980c I can agree that he holds his head down but it being illegal is questionable because even the commentators were saying that there were no intentional headbutts and if memory serves correctly Big George Foreman was one of the commentators.
@@kelvinhooks9399 holyfield was asked about it in the post fight ring interview and said he did what he had to do, to win. That's admitting it was intentional
@@MA1980c I haven't seen this interview but you yourself just said that it's hard to prove to the judges and it's funny that the ref didn't call it and neither did the the commentators at ring side. Imo if anyone accuse Holyfield of headbutting in those 2 fights they would have to also accuse Tyson as well because he too held his head down when in those holding situations.
There’s a spot in the fight where u see Holyfield bull rush head butt in a clinch. Holy feels a little punchy now, so he probably doesn’t remember, but he definitely was doing it on purpose
It's been a while since I watched this match. Yet, I seem to remember Holyfield butting Tyson almost every time they clinched. Then towards the end Tyson started to retaliate. Evander was a smart boy too. He always clinched with his head on the side away from the ref.
Tyson wasn't the only one to complain about the head butts but then again Holyfield was a short aggressive fighter so its a possible it wasn't intentional. I doubt it tho
it wasn’t even “accident headbutts” type debate. Thats how his style was 😂😂😂 Mike being so short and his movement made it happen over and over and over. He was wylin 🤣🤣🤣
Mike is always the aggressor. Always moving forward. He never ran into a brick wall before. That brick wall was Holyfield's head which Evander skillfully placed in front of Mike to clash into. It was a dirty trick but ultimately Mike wasn't used to that type of resistance. It was usually Mike that bullied and elbowed opponents.
@@cloudman8911What? The guy was never in trouble, it maybe true that he was having a better fight but he was losing that fight as well according to the score cards!
Not just head butt....Holyfield who wasn't boxing great before the 1st Mike Tyson fight showed up looking like freaking Hulk Hogan of 1988💉🤷🏾! No one gains muscle that quick training to box🤣!
I'm not sure it was...I mean yea he was definitely butting him, but I don't think it was intentional. Holyfield has that style where he likes to step in and come under you. That's just how he fights.
I now believe Holyfield was headbutting intentionally, he probably did it in most of his fights. You can see the damage in the interview, the man can barely form a sentence. The amount of concussion this man had. he doesn't need to be doing doing anymore interviews.
@@laparka1138 Bowe was the one low blowing Holyfield. Holyfield is 6'2. Bowe is 6'5. Unlike Tyson who is 5'11 Holyfield couldn't reach Bowe's head. And Bowe probably has CTE from the Golota fight so I would take what he said with a grain of salt. Holyfield is dirty but he's not the dirtiest. Golota has headbutted, hit low, AND bit an opponent. He's done worse than Tyson and Holyfield combined.
@@duprez2 It was just those two fights. With Holyfield it was numerous fights with various fighters all thoughout his career where he would low-blow, head butt, knee and elbow his opponents. Bowe, Lennox Lewis, Tyson and Hasim Rahmant have all gone on the record complaining about his dirty tactics.
evander seems like a cool guy but he is a liar. you can't headbutt somebody by accident you know what you doing. he's lying about the headbutts and the steroids.
HolyField headbutts in all of his bouts. Watch his fight with James Toney . HolyField was warned several times for use of his head .He was even rumored to practice head butts on the heavy bag.
I didn't want to believe that Holyfield was intentionally headbutting Tyson. But I literally saw Holyfield intentionally try and headbutt Chris Byrd in a fight that Evander was loosing badly. He played innocent but was dirty and should've had points deducted.
tyson for me won that fight, evander made like 3 low blows and head butts and zero points deducted, but when tyson fought ruddock and he made low blows he was deducted points so something was against tyson in that fight, awful referee that night.
Michael Jai white really doesn’t know anything about boxing…Tyson was losing the second fight as well before the ear bites. Holyfield was having the same success as in the first fight due to his counter punching.
100% he did it on purpose- Holyfield was really a cruiserweight who got on some... supplements *cough*... to bulk up to compete in heavyweight but he had a heavyweight head and knew how to use it
Bottom line, Tyson could never beat Holyfield! Holyfield was trying to get under the punches because of Holyfields height. It’s called trying to beat for position, and if both are moving in at the same time, this will happen! Holyfield was just to strong for Mike!
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Holyfield had a serious head butt game. That injury he gave to Rahman from headbutting him was insane.
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I've ALWAYS said that.
I watched the fight and it is obvious that he was intentionally headbutting him!!!!
I've watched that fight multiple times, and I thought then and I think today that both of them led with their heads when they step forward to punch and they clashed
Wasn't obvious to me
@@toppdogg2815 I agree
Lennox Lewis also said that Holyfield was an extremely dirty fighter known for headbutts.
Factz and he beat him twice
I respect Holyfield as a man but he was a dirty fighter. Them headbutts were intentional that’s why Mike Tyson got mad
Yep HAD TO DO SOMETHING AGAINST THAT MONSTER
He had a tire on his punching bag and that tire was so he could train head butting people.
@@Goldhimlol facts and on top of it, Headbuttfield being so taller and Mike being so like moving forward made it noticeable as hell🤣🤣🤣
In the rematch, I didn't see one intentional headbutt, in fact there was only one significant head clash, it was in the 2nd round
Tyson cries a lot. He deliberately fouled and head butted fighters pre prison, let’s not talk about post.
I’m talking standing in the clinch, not moving forward and head butting. Watch the first Ruddock fight.. first round.
I Iike Holyfield, but he was intentionally headbutting the shit out of Tyson.
Holyfield is 6 ft 2, how are you accidentally headbutting 5ft 10 tyson
Go back and watch. Tyson can say what he wants but he was gaining a huge edge and Holyfield knew it. Tyson was whoopin his ass in that round.
I like how White had to remind Vlad that he played Mike Tyson in a movie. I really wish Vlad would have let White speak without interuptions, Im sure he would of had a better response
He was pushing Holyfield victim narrative and he knew Michael Jai white was totally against it so he kept interrupting and swaying video the way he wanted it to go
vlad got to much ego to let his guest talk more than him
That was Evander's defense against Mike Charging in. He wasnt 'head butting' he was just putting his head where Mike was wanting to be. Mike starts to charge, he just lowers his head and moves it forward, and if they smash heads so be it! Its kinda like that Simpsons episode where Bart is like "I am going to start swinging my arms and move forward and if you get in the way its not my fault!"
The Holyfield headbutt thing is debatable. He fought with his chin tucked into his chest for most fights, and even more so when he was ducking, going to the body.
That being said, I think he was aware of the (high) probability that an opponent charging in (most of whom didn't tuck their chins in) would catch his skull in their face... And he was happy to allow that to happen, and didn't attempt to move his head back.
The only opponent who also tucked their chin down when coming forward or going to the body was Michael Moorer... And Holyfield came out of that clash of heads with a cut. It works both ways.
and the lewis and rahman fights?dokes?holyfield was a serious headbutter
@@MarcRobertson-gq2kv I wear glasses, but I'm not blind. The slo-mo reply of round 7 of the Rahman fight shows that Rahman swung his head in to his lift also whilst Holyfield tucked his chin down as he moved to his own left.
It's exactly as I've explained previously. He likely knew that heads would clash, but he doesn't charge in -- he relies on his opponent to charge in. Thus creating a situation where nobody can conclusively prove any foul play.
he knew alright.Whats your thoughts on the lewis and dokes fights with holyfield?is everyone wrong about holyfield that claim he headbutts?@@ThisIsHolyJJ
@@MarcRobertson-gq2kv I've not watched the Dokes fight. Tyson obviously charged in with his head in something like the 7th round of the first fight, and that's like the one blatantly obviously headbutt I've seen in Holyfield fights. Most that complain tend to be butthurt Tyson fans, even though Mike himself has admitted numerous times that Holyfield was just the better fighter on those two nights. As for Lewis, I feel that's down to what I've explained in my initial comment.
Guys that kept their heads down often got the better of Holyfield, such as James Toney who was really good on the inside and busted Holyfield up. Even Larry Holmes did pretty well to negate roughhouse fighting on the inside against Holyfield.
@@ThisIsHolyJJlol stop dick riding holyfield dirty tactics plus he's fucking overrated🤡😂
Mike should have said he accidentally bit Holyfield's ear 👂
Vlad: We even zoomed in on his ear im honestly ☠️ ☠️ ☠️ 😂😂😂
I never though the head butts were intentional. But in every Tyson fight I ever saw he followed up the upper cuts with an elbow.
He started elbowing around the Biggs fight.
Well if you hold or clinch on mike he will do that on purpose
Evander head butted him 3 times. Tyson bit his ear in retaliation. He was shorter and got frustrated. Those are professional dirty tactics. It's crazy nobody talks about the two blatant elbows to Francis Ngannou by Tyson Fury
Tyson fought guys up to 6'5" tall. I doubt that is what frustrated him
Was it really two illegal elbows? i thought it was just one?
Man you are everywhere with this post lol. Went from Evander to fury 😂
He always headbutted his opponents even the Lennox Lewis fight after this the tyson fight.
Which round?
@@Karl.Leiserbach ...really? Go Google it.
Lol Vlad was like we zoomed in on his ear
Look, Evander and Mike, both warriors in the ring. No doubt. Anybody saying that Holyfield wasn't headbutting, in both fights, I don't know. I do know this - my uncle (may he rest in peace) when I asked him who won the first fight, he said Holyfield. I asked him how and why, and he said, " I knew he was gonna headbutt the hell out of him." Knowing my uncle like I did, being a very "observant" fighter himself (Vietnam vet), I took his word for it.
Having seen those 2 fights many times and listening to the interview with Holyfield and being a Holyfield fan I can say that I didn't see any headbutting that was intentionally with the exception of that one that Tyson made but I will say that Holyfield's saying that if something is hurting you during a fight that you don't show that it is hurting because that gives your opponent reason to keep doing it. That's the best I can give!
@@kelvinhooks9399how are you able to determine intent with the headbutts? How would you know if he was aiming to do it or not? Sounds like the expert level fighter being interviewed would know better than a RUclips commenter lol
@@High-End_Low-Life ok dip shit, there was once during the fight that Tyson swung his head toward Holyfield head, that would seem to be intent. You are right that I'm no expert but the same can be said to all the Tyson fan girls that that whine about steroid use despite Holyfield never failing a substance test and them whinging about headbutting when the ref didn't call it and the commentators (one being George Foreman) saying that there was no intentional headbutting going on. So dip shit I'm pretty sure that the refs and the commentators would know better than Michael Jai White, no offense to White but I'm sure those guys no better than him!
@@kelvinhooks9399 I know this is late,but it's not too late. What Evander does is that he dips down, USUALLY grabs whatever arm that is the direction that he dip sdown in. Then he comes up very hard and fast crashes into the opponents Jaw.
It is not like he pulls his head up and slams down, or tucks his head down and jumps forward. If you look, just before Mike bit him, he actually used this technique
100%, saw the fight LIVE
Always something to remember in a fight is to know that your gonna get hit but most importantly if ur smart enough you use that person’s aggression against them
You’re not a professional boxer lol
🤔Y’all realize we still don’t know who Michael Jai White has beaten in combat?
You can challenge him to a fight if u want to 🤷♂️
Idm. He fought in plenty tournaments when he was younger & wasn’t a celeb
@@antwonkole6642 👍🏾sure
step up and make it happen little man. Y'all realize this comment is dumb af
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If you ain’t cheating you don’t wanna win bad enough 💯
Tyson was looking good in that second fight
Mjw you a goat keep coming back
He did do it on purpose and did it several times during the fight not jjst once every time they clinched he snuck one in
Honestly we missed out on a 3rd fight all bs aside I never seen such intense back and forth between 2 skilled quality heavyweights they were throwing everything till 1 died the first 2 was such a war.
I think the headbutts were mostly unintentional (especially in the first fight, watch them on slow mo). The issue is that Holyfield decided to employ a tactic of pushing Tyson back in both fights, and with Tyson's lunging aggressive style these kinds of collisions were the outcome. Holyfield also wanted to get UNDER the shorter Tyson to prevent Tyson from getting under him and unloading inside.
Bullshit!
Exactly! So many people were just sold on Tyson being unbeatable that they can't see Holyfield win as legit so they make up all kinds of excuses!
Go watch the Holy field Rahman fight
@@aceofspade9627 that fight maybe the only one that there was evidence of actually intentional headbutting.
@@kelvinhooks9399 false go watch the fight on you tube when he hit a guy below the groin and headbutted him at the same time.Holyfield truthers in da building my goodness
Holifield was famous for his headbutts. This is a well known fact...
Holyfield head butted Tyson , Lewis, Rahman all on purpose
We Zoomed In On His Ear 😂😂😂 VLAD A WHOLE H*E FOR THAT
Just going off what Holyfield said. If he would not have shown that his ear was hurting when Tyson bit him the first time, then Tyson would not have bit him a second time
He put his head down every single time they clinched.
That to me was just smart boxing. By holding your head down you make harder for your opponent to get that clean uppercup. Just saying.
@@kelvinhooks9399 it's illegal but it's hard to prove it to the judge. It's obvious though IF you look at the slowmotions.. they can't head but if Holy doesn't put it down. He's too tall otherwise
@@MA1980c I can agree that he holds his head down but it being illegal is questionable because even the commentators were saying that there were no intentional headbutts and if memory serves correctly Big George Foreman was one of the commentators.
@@kelvinhooks9399 holyfield was asked about it in the post fight ring interview and said he did what he had to do, to win. That's admitting it was intentional
@@MA1980c I haven't seen this interview but you yourself just said that it's hard to prove to the judges and it's funny that the ref didn't call it and neither did the the commentators at ring side. Imo if anyone accuse Holyfield of headbutting in those 2 fights they would have to also accuse Tyson as well because he too held his head down when in those holding situations.
Tyson was coming in with his head
Ask Michael Jai about his role in Toxic Advenger.
I had tyson winning at the time he bit him. Holyfield was headbutting.
Michael Jai White. Damn I never thought he’d say this but 📠📠📠📠📠📠
There’s a spot in the fight where u see Holyfield bull rush head butt in a clinch. Holy feels a little punchy now, so he probably doesn’t remember, but he definitely was doing it on purpose
A spot? He did it everytime
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Holyfield the head butter!
Tyson was headbutting Holyfield also, but Holyfield just had a harder head.
It's been a while since I watched this match. Yet, I seem to remember Holyfield butting Tyson almost every time they clinched. Then towards the end Tyson started to retaliate. Evander was a smart boy too. He always clinched with his head on the side away from the ref.
Holyfield headbutted him. Go watch Lennox Lewis training for the Holyfield fight. Manny Stewart was telling him to watch for Holyfield’s head butts.
He has a history of this tell the truth
Tyson wasn't the only one to complain about the head butts but then again Holyfield was a short aggressive fighter so its a possible it wasn't intentional. I doubt it tho
it wasn’t even “accident headbutts” type debate. Thats how his style was 😂😂😂 Mike being so short and his movement made it happen over and over and over. He was wylin 🤣🤣🤣
Mike is always the aggressor.
Always moving forward.
He never ran into a brick wall before.
That brick wall was Holyfield's head which Evander skillfully placed in front of Mike to clash into.
It was a dirty trick but ultimately Mike wasn't used to that type of resistance.
It was usually Mike that bullied and elbowed opponents.
I remember seeing the fight as it unfolded…Tyson was definitely losing…
No. He was close to ko Holyfield on the third round
@@cloudman8911What? The guy was never in trouble, it maybe true that he was having a better fight but he was losing that fight as well according to the score cards!
How come you don't ask this brother about undercover brother 2 ...🔥🤙🏽😂🤣🤔.....that bullshit....
My first impression of this guy is he's a slim ball.
Vlad swears he is a comedian
Not just head butt....Holyfield who wasn't boxing great before the 1st Mike Tyson fight showed up looking like freaking Hulk Hogan of 1988💉🤷🏾! No one gains muscle that quick training to box🤣!
I'm not sure it was...I mean yea he was definitely butting him, but I don't think it was intentional. Holyfield has that style where he likes to step in and come under you. That's just how he fights.
He 6’2 Tyson 5’10.. he definitely was with the intentional head itt game.. Ask Rahman how that knot felt in that Holyfield fight
Mike was right 😂
Headbuttfield !!!!!
I now believe Holyfield was headbutting intentionally, he probably did it in most of his fights. You can see the damage in the interview, the man can barely form a sentence. The amount of concussion this man had. he doesn't need to be doing doing anymore interviews.
Everybody knows that Holyfield is the dirtiest fighter in the game. Evander "The Real Headbutter" Holyfield.
Dirtiest? Look at the Golota Bowe fight.
@@duprez2 Bowe himself said that Holyfield would headbutt and low blow him in their three fights.
@@laparka1138 Bowe was the one low blowing Holyfield.
Holyfield is 6'2. Bowe is 6'5. Unlike Tyson who is 5'11 Holyfield couldn't reach Bowe's head.
And Bowe probably has CTE from the Golota fight so I would take what he said with a grain of salt.
Holyfield is dirty but he's not the dirtiest.
Golota has headbutted, hit low, AND bit an opponent.
He's done worse than Tyson and Holyfield combined.
@@duprez2 It was just those two fights. With Holyfield it was numerous fights with various fighters all thoughout his career where he would low-blow, head butt, knee and elbow his opponents. Bowe, Lennox Lewis, Tyson and Hasim Rahmant have all gone on the record complaining about his dirty tactics.
@@laparka1138 Again look at Golota's fights. It wasn't just Bowe.
I think it's just his style of boxing, not intentional
evander seems like a cool guy but he is a liar. you can't headbutt somebody by accident you know what you doing. he's lying about the headbutts and the steroids.
Like tyson hasn't Headbutted, Elbowed, Low blowed, Armlocked
Every fighter he fought
I think they were expicially in the second fight headbutts were intentionally
It was also nut shots from Holyfield.
HolyField headbutts in all of his bouts. Watch his fight with James Toney . HolyField was warned several times for use of his head .He was even rumored to practice head butts on the heavy bag.
Correct Lennox Lewis said he had a huge tire around his punching bag,at head height. That is to pratice headbutts
He's always been a dirty fighter
That's why Tyson bit him
Ref should have deducted points off of evander
Holyfield lost his mind. He opened up Tyson’s eye with the headbutts. Come on now
Tyson was getting after Holyfield in that 2nd fight
It was tactics to wind iron Mike up. Those days it didn’t take much…
This is why Prime Tyson > Steroid Holyfield
It was deliberate , I saw it in slow motion, holyfield not fooling no one 😅😅😅
I didn't want to believe that Holyfield was intentionally headbutting Tyson.
But I literally saw Holyfield intentionally try and headbutt Chris Byrd in a fight that Evander was loosing badly.
He played innocent but was dirty and should've had points deducted.
He was a real dirty fighter. He head butted Tyson on purpose.
Dude you are not even close to Tyson
tyson for me won that fight, evander made like 3 low blows and head butts and zero points deducted, but when tyson fought ruddock and he made low blows he was deducted points so something was against tyson in that fight, awful referee that night.
Mike Tyson just Can Not Beat Evander Holyfield in any era of their age.Period! Yall Tyson fans just can't admit it. Team Holyfield ✊🏿
Ask Rahman... i think he'll say he does it on purpose.
One headbutt, sure. An accident. But two or more? Evander is doing it on purpose. And he didn't stop with Tyson. Hec did it to others as well.
Talking from a guy that hasn’t been in a real fight
Nevertheless, he still whopped Tyson's azz.
And Robeto Duran stomach hurt with no mas
Michael Jai white really doesn’t know anything about boxing…Tyson was losing the second fight as well before the ear bites. Holyfield was having the same success as in the first fight due to his counter punching.
Me too
Let’s just say Jai White’s opinion is predictable. Certain communities would deep throat King Kong in service of their Mike Tyson fandom.
Holyfield Rahman case closed
100% he did it on purpose- Holyfield was really a cruiserweight who got on some... supplements *cough*... to bulk up to compete in heavyweight but he had a heavyweight head and knew how to use it
Holyfield is better than tyson.
Mike Tyson was the one doing the headbutts
Mike Tyson has always been a dirty fighter he could not beat Holyfield so he bites both of his ears.
Huh? Oh ya Mike tyson bit his ear!
Bottom line, Tyson could never beat Holyfield! Holyfield was trying to get under the punches because of Holyfields height. It’s called trying to beat for position, and if both are moving in at the same time, this will happen! Holyfield was just to strong for Mike!
But you're not Tyson so just think about that your the TV guy
Holyfield is such a "notorious" head butter, that all the ref's warn him before the fight starts for the last 20 years.
Holyfield was notorious for head butting
tYSON WAS DIRTY FIGHTER HIMSELFE .
Vlad got a motor mouth blah blah blah blah blah let the man answer the questions
Anybody who has competed in combat sports knows, at LEAST 50% of fouls are intentional. The trick is to make it look like an accident or put yourself between your opponent and the referee so they can’t see it.
“If the ref didn’t call it
It didn’t happen” 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
I love the guy but Evander can be a little dirty 😂