Mike Tyson - All Knockouts of the Legend

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  • Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2020
  • He was called the ‘Baddest man on the planet’ for his incredible punching power and aggressive fighting style. His Speed, strength, and vicious aggression earned him the title of the youngest world heavyweight champion in 1986. He is Iron Mike Tyson.
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  • @isaiahcastillo3087
    @isaiahcastillo3087 Месяц назад +5231

    POV: You’re here to see how Jake Paul will get knocked out

    • @bloodowl8927
      @bloodowl8927 Месяц назад +60

      😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @derikroy5
      @derikroy5 Месяц назад +144

      Jake isn't even CLOSE to the caliber of these boxers too, so he's in big trouble...

    • @jaydee7464
      @jaydee7464 Месяц назад +125

      I hope Mike teaches him a lesson😆

    • @brandymckelvia2362
      @brandymckelvia2362 Месяц назад +67

      Mike trains every day.. at his age..Jake in trouble

    • @sinsandfabrics9839
      @sinsandfabrics9839 Месяц назад +9

      😂😂

  • @jhsdfjhgjh
    @jhsdfjhgjh 2 года назад +48408

    My dad went to a Mike Tyson match. He was 10 seconds late and missed the entire fight.

    • @gunkfunkulousmunktrunkulous
      @gunkfunkulousmunktrunkulous 2 года назад +3137

      This is gold

    • @tajwarislam9528
      @tajwarislam9528 2 года назад +944

      Thass peak 😂

    • @0595791226
      @0595791226 2 года назад +1296

      i was thinking of that, what will i feel if i pay +500$ for his match and it ended in one minute ?!!

    • @wendyduval7179
      @wendyduval7179 2 года назад +502

      That sux! 👎 Lesson learned I hope?!? I would NEVER pay to see a Tyson fight! It's just not worth it! U don't even really see a fight cause Tyson usually knocks em out so fast! Haha... 🤷‍♀️😁😂🤣

    • @caseycolson4252
      @caseycolson4252 2 года назад +733

      I was with my girlfriends family to watch a Tyson pay per view and her aunt asked me to help her bring out food from the kitchen. All I got to see was the replay.

  • @StoryADay-fc8ws
    @StoryADay-fc8ws Месяц назад +1152

    Y'all missing how classy Mike was. He shook hands, hugged all his opponents after fight and even tried to raise them after KO. That's sportsmanship right there.

    • @fercules2
      @fercules2 Месяц назад +26

      you can see some of that in this video

    • @joshsnow3603
      @joshsnow3603 Месяц назад +48

      Evander Hollifield says otherwise

    • @meziahjolley8599
      @meziahjolley8599 Месяц назад +8

      I didn't miss it.... I came to see if anyone else noticed....

    • @Soggz7785
      @Soggz7785 Месяц назад +3

      One of the best sportsmen ever!

    • @meziahjolley8599
      @meziahjolley8599 Месяц назад +29

      @@joshsnow3603 Holyfield was fighting dirty and was head-butting Mike in the face, put cuts around his eyes. Mike got pissed off and reacted... it might have been a poor choice, but you're already in the ring and fighting, so obviously he lost his temper over it.

  • @TheRealTigerPlayz
    @TheRealTigerPlayz Месяц назад +184

    Here after the Jake Paul fight was announced. We're rooting for you, Mike.

  • @johnkairouz4523
    @johnkairouz4523 2 года назад +21995

    Every man standing in the ring with Tyson should receive a medal of bravery.

    • @glockz4940
      @glockz4940 2 года назад +281

      ong

    • @funfeces3450
      @funfeces3450 2 года назад +1058

      fr i would not even be in the same country if he had beef with me

    • @shahidiqbal3707
      @shahidiqbal3707 2 года назад +137

      Well said bro

    • @crankymcgee
      @crankymcgee 2 года назад +353

      I wonder if any of them made a face at the weigh-ins like "yeah, I know I'm fucked"

    • @DannyDexter123
      @DannyDexter123 2 года назад +327

      Most of them were not brave, just stupid. Thinking they were on his level or better.

  • @MH-wm6df
    @MH-wm6df Год назад +3490

    I met like Tyson in 1989 a few days after the Bruno fight. I was 17 years old and my dad brought me to a conference in Las Vegas . He was sitting in a limo outside of the west gate casino. I just looked at him and he rolls down the window and calls me over. He was wearing shades and handed me a photo that was signed. I said “you’re the best ever” and he said “thank you but Ali was better”
    Always humble

    • @benjaminwhitehead4050
      @benjaminwhitehead4050 Год назад +63

      I've actually stayed at that Casino before, kinda cool to hear metion of it again

    • @apok1980
      @apok1980 Год назад +37

      That’s an amazing story

    • @mitchellturton4594
      @mitchellturton4594 Год назад +25

      Damn. So freaking awesome.👏🏼

    • @theseeker1237
      @theseeker1237 Год назад +17

      @the real Yujiro Hanma 2288 show us my friend, stardom awaits, actions speak louder than words. Do it.

    • @aLchanneL8890
      @aLchanneL8890 Год назад +8

      Look at him eye..He is humble man👍

  • @AldrickExGladius
    @AldrickExGladius 2 месяца назад +148

    This is one of the best compilations I have found. Not too much talk, no filler fight or build up. AND ITS STILL 40 MINUTES LONG! Mike is a fucking BEAST!

    • @daarom3472
      @daarom3472 4 дня назад

      what amazes me is the amout of fights he did. Just in 1985 he had like 10-11. Nowadays these guys do 1 maybe 2 fights a year.

  • @dedwards5074
    @dedwards5074 Месяц назад +57

    man i had to pause the video just to acknowledge the fact that mike is literally taking these fights less then 1 month apart, i had no idea these fights were weeks apart til i seen the time stamps on the bottom left. that man was a beast, i grew up watching him fight on ppv, my dad ordered all his fights. i cant wait to see this jake paul fight, i hope he dont hold back

    • @Haterator
      @Haterator Месяц назад +3

      There was this interview with Gus D'Amato and he told that Mike was like a machine. He needed to train hard and regularly for him to maintain that special technique. Mike couldn't have long periods off. That's why he arranged so many close fights. That's also why, after Gus 'death, Mike started slacking (no training, drugs, lavish lifestyle etc.) and his style began to deteriorate.

    • @SunTzuMedia
      @SunTzuMedia Месяц назад +1

      He was on pace to beat Rocky Marcianos record. But then lost to Buster

  • @tobiasstubkjr208
    @tobiasstubkjr208 Год назад +7418

    Tyson was dangerous. But seeing him after every knockout rushing over to his opponents making sure they are okay etc. Such good sport. What a champ, what a legend.

    • @ChequeWriter
      @ChequeWriter Год назад +228

      I don't know, ya'know. I love Tyson but it was kind of a split personality thing when fighting. Sometimes opponents would be down on one knee and he would still want to punch their head off. Then to run over when it's all ended is a bit weird to me. But still, he to me is one of the very best if not the best ever.

    • @adamlevine9090
      @adamlevine9090 Год назад +193

      @@ChequeWriter adrenaline or fight or flight then he rushes over probably

    • @8koi139
      @8koi139 Год назад +55

      @@ChequeWriter they better not stand again or he will need to keep punching I guess, also he had a fucked up life, is such a miracle he went to see how they were at the end

    • @MH-et5sn
      @MH-et5sn Год назад +82

      He's a sweet guy at heart. I don't think most of these guys even knew what was going on when he rushed over though lol.

    • @dojimanoryu4969
      @dojimanoryu4969 Год назад +81

      I remember him saying he cried before some matches cause he didn't really wanna hurt people, but cus taught him to turn on killer mode the moment he stepped on the ring.

  • @KaRa-yj3tr
    @KaRa-yj3tr Год назад +1829

    You know its brutal when the knockout compilation is 40 minutes long

    • @JoseLopez-ls8sm
      @JoseLopez-ls8sm Год назад +18

      Facts

    • @gianninegri4517
      @gianninegri4517 Год назад +65

      bro i saw the length of the vid and gasped 💀

    • @marcusmurray188
      @marcusmurray188 Год назад +7

      I swear

    • @wirantopora3804
      @wirantopora3804 Год назад +7

      @@gianninegri4517 same 😂😂

    • @maybe-xh8il
      @maybe-xh8il Год назад +28

      I thought it was going g to be someone talking shit and dragging it out. 40 mins of kos lmao mans a machine

  • @mind-numbingtasks1575
    @mind-numbingtasks1575 Месяц назад +43

    There will never be another Mike Tyson.

  • @jasenswalley3985
    @jasenswalley3985 Месяц назад +27

    Not a lot of people talk about Tyson's defense. The way he would move his head just slightly and avoid the punch was really something to behold.

    • @YuckFouTubeX
      @YuckFouTubeX 6 дней назад +1

      His famous "Peek-a-boo" style, when his opponents were too afraid to do anything but block, he would peek out of his gloves having his opponent throw a strike, that was more than enough for Mike Tyson to land his own much harder and faster, even if his opponent was still awake, the fight had officially ending there

  • @mapogolioncoalition7466
    @mapogolioncoalition7466 Год назад +2236

    I remember Mike saying, " I'm not an animal anymore. " when he's quitting boxing. He's really an animal during fights. He's almost unstoppable. One of the greatest fighters ever.

    • @Messi_is_theGoat10
      @Messi_is_theGoat10 Год назад +67

      The greatest

    • @ROFusion
      @ROFusion Год назад +79

      @R G, agreed 100%. It's hard to be elite at a combat sport without embracing your animal instincts. Boxing isn't a sport for people who are worried about their pronouns.

    • @EastCoastMan603
      @EastCoastMan603 Год назад +20

      The Greatest.

    • @marlenerosa5452
      @marlenerosa5452 Год назад +11

      Tyson was a true giant slayer. ///
      Tyson foi um verdadeiro destruídor de gigantes.

    • @rugdoc97
      @rugdoc97 Год назад +8

      DMT makes you have peace within your self and the world

  • @z34rk79
    @z34rk79 2 года назад +2364

    The man fought for over 15 years and nearly every single one was a Knockout, That's just insane to think about

    • @edencieslowski9310
      @edencieslowski9310 2 года назад +89

      And he wanted to eat some ears 🥺

    • @raulrolandoreynoso5220
      @raulrolandoreynoso5220 2 года назад +7

      En su momento. De buscar la distancia. Justa su a su rival. Verdadero,destrctuctor. Un grande del box.

    • @abrahamsanchez7455
      @abrahamsanchez7455 2 года назад +83

      @@edencieslowski9310 yeah cause he was head-butting the shit out of Tyson

    • @DarkSideOfTheBrightSide
      @DarkSideOfTheBrightSide 2 года назад +104

      @@jfm876 people act like that didn’t happen, and the refs weren’t catching it; boldly ignoring it. Mike was dealing with a lot too outside the ring, at that time, being swindled by Don King, a ex-wife that took him through the ringer with slanderous lies, and the help of a gold digging mother on her side.. plus, he was missing Cus a lot, and he had no true friends around him anymore; none at all.
      It’s good they settle that issue, and forgave each other.

    • @elijahexpecttheunexpected2600
      @elijahexpecttheunexpected2600 2 года назад

      @@jfm876 HEADBUTT ME I’M CONSTANTLY, I’M REMOVING FLESH ALSO. HF DUCKED MT FOR YRS…

  • @kendrickjarias
    @kendrickjarias Месяц назад +15

    Mike walking over showing respect to nearly every fighter after defeating them says a lot about Iron Mike, he’s a G

  • @CzarrIV
    @CzarrIV Месяц назад +27

    Whatever happens in July I’m going to cry. Such a legend.

    • @mrconfusion87
      @mrconfusion87 Месяц назад

      The vast majority of the crowd in Jerry World will rally behind Iron Mike this summer! 😎💪🏼🥊

  • @andychia3132
    @andychia3132 Год назад +555

    A regular boxer today fights 1-2 bouts a year. Mike fought ever 30 days. He was an absolute monster. Just put that in perspective on how much work he put in. He never took a day off. If he wasn't fighting an opponent, he was training for one. That kind of work ethic is insane.

    • @Rockhound1943
      @Rockhound1943 Год назад +16

      Yeah i was shocked looking at the dates in the early bouts

    • @keinAliasymous
      @keinAliasymous Год назад +18

      October 25 and then November the First...that's a damn week....this Guy is absolutely insane....but If your Fights are just one rounders you don't need to rest that much hehe 😅🤦🏼‍♂️

    • @user-sg8kq7ii3y
      @user-sg8kq7ii3y Год назад +6

      @@Rockhound1943 His fights in the early days were against old, washed up journeymen. I'm not making this up. Go look up their ages and their records. One he started fighting better opponents, he DID NOT fight every 30 days.

    • @jashaungreen1544
      @jashaungreen1544 Год назад

      I thought I was the only one who noticed that

    • @mp4vids
      @mp4vids Год назад

      If you have a promotion company that literally doesn't have that many fighters signed to them, then they can have you fight quite often like Mike did. It costs money to back these fighters, plus the opponents as well. The bill adds up quick, even when you have a network behind you.

  • @JTruong77
    @JTruong77 2 года назад +7619

    Had to come back and remind myself what real boxing is after seein that horrendous Logan Paul fight

    • @Breeysxbl
      @Breeysxbl 2 года назад +135

      Mike is earreplaceable no one will be like him

    • @mera8
      @mera8 2 года назад +12

      frr

    • @rockyquinn3374
      @rockyquinn3374 2 года назад +256

      I wish 80s mike could give both jake and Logan a reality check * pow pow*

    • @godusopp487
      @godusopp487 2 года назад +99

      @@rockyquinn3374 you people need to stop with the death threats against the Paul brothers

    • @AlexLopez-vm7uq
      @AlexLopez-vm7uq 2 года назад +8

      LMFAOOOO (X"D)

  • @michaelalza9183
    @michaelalza9183 Месяц назад +9

    I love how very caring, and respectful M.Tyson is. Showing true sportmanship throughout his career. He'd try to help the referee pull up the opponent and thank them for the opportunity.

  • @ludwigvonn9889
    @ludwigvonn9889 Месяц назад +11

    I stayed up as a kid till 3AM sometimes just to see a 1minute Tyson fight on TV... good old times

  • @MrDubshooter
    @MrDubshooter 2 года назад +3514

    The opponent: does literally anything
    Narrator: what a fatal mistake

    • @rodneybrown6717
      @rodneybrown6717 2 года назад +57

      lmao

    • @trenken
      @trenken 2 года назад +247

      Point was getting into the ring at all with mike in the 80s was a mistake.

    • @dariusdied
      @dariusdied 2 года назад +9

      Lol

    • @sshine1154
      @sshine1154 2 года назад +72

      the mistake was fighting tyson

    • @fingfangfoom2399
      @fingfangfoom2399 2 года назад +17

      best comment 2021

  • @mattabbiati
    @mattabbiati 2 года назад +2418

    The most vicious attacker, but has a giant heart. Every time he knocks someone down he checks to see if they're ok...and ends with a hug. What a legend

    • @toyotahontas9296
      @toyotahontas9296 2 года назад +130

      Except when he eats the opponent.

    • @hawkgunyt1886
      @hawkgunyt1886 2 года назад +26

      @@toyotahontas9296 ayoo

    • @oldgit4260
      @oldgit4260 2 года назад

      Yes I'm sure that makes a difference after a dislodged spine and missing teeth

    • @austinklope9187
      @austinklope9187 2 года назад +9

      He's a good actor

    • @ryanedinger7894
      @ryanedinger7894 2 года назад

      Literally served prison time for sexual assault

  • @TharushaNimthara
    @TharushaNimthara Месяц назад +63

    Who are watching in 2024 😩

    • @Benny_migan
      @Benny_migan Месяц назад +2

      We hereeeeee😂

    • @Crakforex
      @Crakforex Месяц назад +2

      Fuck yes . Just see this . Now I know why Tyson is Reverred

    • @stephenpenrose7231
      @stephenpenrose7231 Месяц назад +2

      Will be watching iron mike forever

    • @user-qg3st7hs3f
      @user-qg3st7hs3f Месяц назад +1

      Even if he’s dead, is someone still badmouth him? He’s popping out of that grave and he’s making another knockout for 2024 or new beginnings in year 3000

    • @jesusloveseveryone888
      @jesusloveseveryone888 Месяц назад +1

      Mike Tyson is a class-act. I appreciate he checks up on the opponents he knocks out. Didn’t like him much in the 80s because he beat his ex, but he’s since found God and made reparations. I hope Iron Mike humbles Jake Paul.

  • @danielnichols5632
    @danielnichols5632 Месяц назад +4

    Just getting in the ring with Tyson is a fatal mistake

  • @morinuh
    @morinuh Год назад +1727

    He engages every opponent with a hug, and genuinely cares how he is. I cannot even begin to say how much respect i have for this gentleman

    • @TheTalkingMoose1
      @TheTalkingMoose1 Год назад +25

      He really does, I wonder what he is saying to them...I wonder if they remember lol.

    • @ASimpleHeroinUser
      @ASimpleHeroinUser Год назад +169

      "I'm thwawy"

    • @leaving10pins44
      @leaving10pins44 Год назад +12

      @@ASimpleHeroinUser ☠️☠️☠️☠️

    • @hectxr9246
      @hectxr9246 Год назад +90

      in an interview he said he cried before every fight because he was scared of what he was about to do to his opponent.

    • @msea1065
      @msea1065 Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/55LtuNV6aEo/видео.html

  • @CTP5744
    @CTP5744 2 года назад +1365

    My Dad and I used to watch all of Iron Mike’s fights together. What I would give to watch another Tyson fight with my Dad.

    • @Canadianvoice
      @Canadianvoice 2 года назад +32

      RiP

    • @robotvideo2241
      @robotvideo2241 2 года назад +53

      I love how Mike would always come to check on his opponents health. He knew how strong he was. Class act in my opinion.

    • @1trillionviews516
      @1trillionviews516 2 года назад +26

      Yezzir! My dad's gone too. Like you, my dad and i would also watch Iron Mike fight, i remember from the mid-80's until Buster Douglas beat him (i think that was when we slowed down, anyway). But also like you, I'd give anything to watch anything again with my dad!

    • @dylanlapenna8513
      @dylanlapenna8513 2 года назад +20

      Now you can watch mike Tyson squish jake Paul with your son!

    • @kevenwoods7939
      @kevenwoods7939 2 года назад +9

      the world is a horrible place SJW ruined sports

  • @randyayers3496
    @randyayers3496 27 дней назад +6

    Love him or hate him, there's no getting around greatness. What a fighter!

  • @BionicRusty
    @BionicRusty Месяц назад +7

    The fact that this is 40 minutes long just shows what a fukcing legend Iron Mike is. 🥊

  • @dustinandhayden
    @dustinandhayden 2 года назад +2105

    Never realized how respectful he was to his opponents afterwards in his early years. Mad respect.

    • @davidturner769
      @davidturner769 2 года назад +28

      Definitely!! Really genuine

    • @bigriceburner
      @bigriceburner 2 года назад +39

      I thought the same thing.

    • @daniellimo4087
      @daniellimo4087 2 года назад +94

      He was a descent guy when he was with his initial coach but thing went South when he started hanging out around don Calrlos

    • @aklyap
      @aklyap 2 года назад +2

      @@daniellimo4087 v

    • @nedmancini6843
      @nedmancini6843 2 года назад +11

      Mike never respected jack shhht... Holyfield a true champ and gentleman

  • @Artz52
    @Artz52 Год назад +1616

    boxers only fight like once a year... this guy had like 20 fights in one year... what a beast

    • @imam3986
      @imam3986 Год назад +121

      I feel like cause most of them ended so quick lmao

    • @wyattbeeler3950
      @wyattbeeler3950 Год назад +93

      ​​@@imam3986 man wasn't throwing punches he was throwing bricks as punches lol truly one of the greatest of all time

    • @thekratosmeatrider
      @thekratosmeatrider Год назад +28

      But why? Back then boxers did a lot more fights right? Or why else would they have numbers like 45-0

    • @Artz52
      @Artz52 Год назад +27

      @@thekratosmeatrider probably since his fights only like 1 minute and he didn’t get hurt or fazed at all in any fights. I’d be the same if all my fights were ending in less than one round lol.

    • @martok3156
      @martok3156 Год назад +4

      yes. its called manager and money.

  • @prodb3n71
    @prodb3n71 27 дней назад +7

    Can we get a moment of silence for what Jake Paul is about to go through

  • @breal1183
    @breal1183 26 дней назад +2

    Tyson vs. Ruddock was the best feud in Tyson's career!!

  • @ramoncruz2179
    @ramoncruz2179 2 года назад +3544

    crazy how when he’s fighting he looks like he absolutely hates the other guy but right after he knocks him out, he embraces him like a brother.

    • @rocknrolla2906
      @rocknrolla2906 2 года назад +344

      That’s discipline bro, his passion at the end of the day he understands it’s just a sport he’s not a psycho.

    • @ImmortalExplorer
      @ImmortalExplorer 2 года назад +11

      Hahaha

    • @josephclay9800
      @josephclay9800 2 года назад +112

      Nah he a psycho he just s master a flipping that switch

    • @splinterbyrd
      @splinterbyrd 2 года назад +8

      They could be sisters

    • @thatguyjimmie
      @thatguyjimmie 2 года назад +86

      Tyson understood this was a job a career. No hate it's just that I must win at all costs

  • @Pletharoe
    @Pletharoe 2 года назад +1549

    Seriously he's a brilliant boxer, and look who is the first person in nearly every knockout to see if his opponent is ok? mike himself... legend.

    • @americansweetheart5597
      @americansweetheart5597 2 года назад +36

      Mike is a sweetheart. His sportsmanship was on point and genuine.

    • @__MrPrime
      @__MrPrime 2 года назад +5

      @@americansweetheart5597 holyfield.

    • @srevans4730
      @srevans4730 2 года назад +17

      I agree
      Mike Tyson had issues at times,but he had it all.
      A string jaw and a killer combination of punches.
      Can't take that away from him.

    • @americansweetheart5597
      @americansweetheart5597 2 года назад +19

      @@__MrPrimewho cares. That was one thing. That doesn't define him. And do you really think Im dumb and don't know Mike Tyson bit someone's ear off during a fight? 😂 Please. That was a great childhood memory of mine. My dad had it recorded on VHS. My statement stands.

    • @sgtligma4387
      @sgtligma4387 2 года назад +26

      @@__MrPrime it’s not like Holyfield wasn’t head butting Tyson every clinch they gotten into. I’d bite the fuckers ear too 😂

  • @nmesomachima6863
    @nmesomachima6863 Месяц назад +6

    I love and will always love Tyson
    The last scene of his speech was so touching
    Young Tyson made me so emotional 😭
    After all he had been through I will always cherish his legacy
    He truly was the hero of his era

  • @future7947
    @future7947 Месяц назад +11

    Where is jake Paul’s 40 min video of knock outs?

  • @theaobcraft6167
    @theaobcraft6167 2 года назад +2979

    The way he comforts his opponents after he knocked them out 🥲😂

    • @iamwhoiam9030
      @iamwhoiam9030 2 года назад +303

      I appreciate that. It's just buisness, it's nothing personal.

    • @dimitrythomas4158
      @dimitrythomas4158 2 года назад +236

      Lol, that’s what I was thinking. He was a monster in the ring but once the match ended he was such a sweetheart to the guys he destroyed

    • @kalebgordon1961
      @kalebgordon1961 2 года назад +97

      He be like you ok man.mike you just hit him with a left hook and send him to the ground

    • @aureliobautista4877
      @aureliobautista4877 2 года назад +68

      That is called respect!

    • @patoivan6222
      @patoivan6222 2 года назад +7

      Unless your name is Savarese lol

  • @benninger123
    @benninger123 2 месяца назад +340

    Mike Tyson saved boxing , he made boxing so exiting and explosive. When Mike Tyson was in his prime there is nobody in the world from the past or future that could beat Tyson in the ring. He was the best boxer I have ever watched. This guy could avoid any punch and he was lightning fast and accurate and powerful . He was simply the best boxer that ever lived.

    • @360sauce7
      @360sauce7 Месяц назад +12

      Muhammad Ali as well

    • @AminTheMystic
      @AminTheMystic Месяц назад

      He isn't even the best heavy weight. Never mind boxer.

    • @BrandonGavin_EDC
      @BrandonGavin_EDC Месяц назад +8

      💯 legit focused Tyson was unbeatable. Too bad the thing that made him scary also was his downfall. His own mind.

    • @christoffer5875
      @christoffer5875 Месяц назад +1

      Clueless casual faking that he watched boxing in tysons prime

    • @kevingibson3889
      @kevingibson3889 Месяц назад +1

      I disagree with that, there were so many great boxers in Tyson’s day, not just heavy weight. Some great boxers. Now it’s shit!

  • @UNALAQplayz
    @UNALAQplayz Месяц назад +3

    He's call iron Mike Tyson for a reason😊

  • @heydopaa
    @heydopaa Месяц назад +5

    god i wish i was alive when mike tyson was in his prime. this man is a absolute tank and still is

  • @JRose-ub3hd
    @JRose-ub3hd Год назад +638

    I had no idea Mike Tyson showed so much compassion to his opponents after he knocked them down.

    • @PetsNLuv
      @PetsNLuv Год назад +3

      Same

    • @Rialtan
      @Rialtan Год назад +12

      Tyson himself said it wasnt compassion, just a way to humiliate them even more.

    • @BWater-yq3jx
      @BWater-yq3jx Год назад +9

      "Here's the missing bit of your ear, sorry about that" 😉

    • @lazaarclubb6981
      @lazaarclubb6981 Год назад +31

      @@Rialtan He never said that haha. You ain't getting attention.

    • @lande884
      @lande884 Год назад

      Mike is a confused man

  • @brandonbluhm5981
    @brandonbluhm5981 2 года назад +2302

    I don't think anyone, anyone, could beat Tyson in his prime. It's just insane

    • @urmom9276
      @urmom9276 2 года назад +67

      Buster Douglas

    • @tonywilliamsjr.9103
      @tonywilliamsjr.9103 2 года назад +54

      ALI

    • @tonywilliamsjr.9103
      @tonywilliamsjr.9103 2 года назад +32

      @@urmom9276 lol.yea u right...and holyfield

    • @awakenedhigherself9961
      @awakenedhigherself9961 2 года назад

      @@tonywilliamsjr.9103 Holyfield was king after his prime after he got out of jail stfu

    • @vovvov9542
      @vovvov9542 2 года назад

      @@urmom9276 that match was paid by Duster team, cause Tyson K.O. him and Duster continued after 13 seconds break
      Referee of that match proved it

  • @beesod6412
    @beesod6412 Месяц назад +5

    I can't even tell you how many times I've just sat down, smoked a fatty and watched this. :chefs kiss:

  • @stephenzucchari6937
    @stephenzucchari6937 Месяц назад +2

    I never seen a Boxer like Mike Tyson when he was just coming up into professional Boxing and he had the hardest Jab and hooks of any Boxers of all time and still not one Boxers today would ever beat Tyson back in the 80s. Tyson you were the best Boxer I ever seen.

  • @yaakd
    @yaakd 2 года назад +837

    The way Tyson would walk over to his opponent after knocking him out, giving him props, sometimes helping him up. What a sportsman.

    • @linkinlinkinlinkin654
      @linkinlinkinlinkin654 2 года назад +56

      @Trpstr87 the bare minimum is not doing anything

    • @mariogalaxy6159
      @mariogalaxy6159 2 года назад +1

      Remarkably sportsman but some devil sent some she demons some delilah to get him out and that was sad and disheartening

    • @christian.valerio6053
      @christian.valerio6053 2 года назад

      Nah, he says want some more? He says nah dawg i had enough.

    • @vincentdriessen3611
      @vincentdriessen3611 2 года назад

      De mooiste bloemen groeien uit aarde, de mooiste mensen - vaak uitschot.

    • @rmiddlehouse
      @rmiddlehouse 2 года назад +3

      @@linkinlinkinlinkin654 I think the bare minimum is biting the opponents ear off

  • @thebighorse
    @thebighorse Год назад +1663

    He never did it for money, fame, or entertainment. He just wanted to destroy his opponent and go home. 100% dedication.

    • @rdebaron
      @rdebaron Год назад +64

      He did it for his trainer.

    • @MociKucing-kw5lz
      @MociKucing-kw5lz Год назад +28

      He did it for money.. who said no?

    • @whate1se
      @whate1se Год назад +29

      @@MociKucing-kw5lz he did later during the 90s when he said he lost his feriousity and just did it to pay the bills

    • @3-ddjr460
      @3-ddjr460 Год назад +12

      What a load of crap. It's ALWAYS about the money.

    • @MociKucing-kw5lz
      @MociKucing-kw5lz Год назад +3

      @@3-ddjr460 exactly... nothing for pride when we are poor and nothing for ego when we are suffer..

  • @potsgeorge
    @potsgeorge Месяц назад +2

    love how through his wins how humble and kind he was to those he beat. never knew that about him before watching this vid. true champion, true legend.

  • @asheskarkichhetri7832
    @asheskarkichhetri7832 5 дней назад +1

    I met Mike Tyson in 1989 a few days after the Bruno fight. I was 17 years old and my dad brought me to a conference in Las Vegas . He was sitting in a limo outside of the west gate casino. I just looked at him and he rolls down the window and calls me over. He was wearing shades and handed me a photo that was signed. I said “you’re the best ever” and he said “thank you but Ali was better”
    Always humble

  • @johnhank724
    @johnhank724 2 года назад +788

    I want to seriously give credit to these ref's. They literally saved lives in some of the battles.

    • @geordiejohnston9815
      @geordiejohnston9815 2 года назад +24

      Agreed. These men can kill with a punch.

    • @shinigamirom1272
      @shinigamirom1272 2 года назад +14

      Idk why but that made me laugh. Like literally they did lol

    • @unsavvytravelers2346
      @unsavvytravelers2346 2 года назад +8

      The one commentator was talking shit like "he was wrong to call it, he could have survived till the end of the round". Like yeah, then get killed the next round. Those refs were one point when those guys started swaying with their hands down. One or two of Mike's punches to those semi-conscious bobble heads could have definitely killed or caused permanent disability.

  • @malasbwenas6700
    @malasbwenas6700 Год назад +2061

    How he took care of his opponents after KOs shows his humilty and sportsmanship

    • @lavawingsplays1627
      @lavawingsplays1627 Год назад +53

      Until Holyfield of course

    • @thetraininghubedu
      @thetraininghubedu Год назад +14

      Hmm. You are absolutely correct. My observation as well

    • @shen-long9082
      @shen-long9082 Год назад +5

      Humility and sportsmanship, Why tho?

    • @captainsmirk6901
      @captainsmirk6901 Год назад +44

      And yet all I could remember was the media coverage of him being in a negative light.
      Don't get me wrong. I've never followed boxing, but seeing stuff like this, along with how playful and comedic he is in his older age these days, I don't get it. I know people have their mistakes and their demons. I know Tyson had his, whatever they were, but it seems like he was demonized, at least for a while. Was that justified?

    • @moord
      @moord Год назад +8

      @@captainsmirk6901 My thoughts exactly

  • @gavinhebert19
    @gavinhebert19 26 дней назад +2

    Mike Tyson is a veteran boxer, a true soldier who represents the martial art known as Boxing for what it truly is.....sheer, raw hand-to-hand combat.

  • @TheMasterblaster32
    @TheMasterblaster32 Месяц назад +2

    The young knockout was glorious, that tyson movement was impeccable.

  • @brunohale
    @brunohale 2 месяца назад +807

    No filler, no prolonged commentary; greatest compilation ever sir!

    • @TheRealvictor-tb8qd
      @TheRealvictor-tb8qd 2 месяца назад +4

      Legends

    • @VaHon-hx3mg
      @VaHon-hx3mg Месяц назад

      @@TheRealvictor-tb8qd
      A)

    • @Yo-Ah-Kim
      @Yo-Ah-Kim Месяц назад +9

      Yeah this is really great work.

    • @jasonbentley9968
      @jasonbentley9968 Месяц назад +9

      You see other videos, where they show maybe 1-2 knockouts, and then talk about it for the next 10 hours lol it's like, just crack on with the damn compilation!

    • @NeillClark
      @NeillClark Месяц назад

      Keep on keepin on Mike Tyson.

  • @Just-Tony
    @Just-Tony 2 года назад +1147

    Tyson in his prime; the speed, the power, the skill, the accuracy... simply unstoppable.

    • @147jdk147
      @147jdk147 2 года назад +25

      Many say Tyson fury would beat him - I think Mike would run rings around him in 2-3 rounds same as Ali

    • @snappaworldmusic5777
      @snappaworldmusic5777 2 года назад +53

      @@oreally69 Mike has beaten ppl way bigger than him his whole career

    • @oreally69
      @oreally69 2 года назад +3

      @@snappaworldmusic5777 True but Fury is huge and also very talented. Mike is obviously the better boxer but surely size matter sometimes? If they faught 10 times, how many times do you think Mike would win? He'd most likely win 10/10 if they were the same size. Would be an interesting fight though 😁

    • @simonturner2867
      @simonturner2867 2 года назад +1

      @@147jdk147 no chance

    • @henriquedearruda8902
      @henriquedearruda8902 2 года назад +1

      Seriously I think mike has the most wins of any boxer.

  • @slappedgoat4967
    @slappedgoat4967 Месяц назад +4

    Amazing legacy, what a beast.. thankyou ❤️

  • @mauricioramirez9744
    @mauricioramirez9744 Месяц назад +2

    Tyson was a like a boxer from the 1920's. Tough and powerful and always on the offensive giving that jump behind his punches. He even dressed like an old school boxer, plain black shorts and black shoes. 👊🏾💥

  • @nadirsalumrashid1683
    @nadirsalumrashid1683 2 года назад +739

    The fact that mike fought about 15 matches in one year, and all knock outs is enough a sign to show how great a fighter he was. And also almost all of those matches were against fighters that looked significantly bigger and taller than him. Iron mike? A name well deserved 🔥

    • @ktcarl
      @ktcarl 2 года назад +5

      Mike's a great boxer for sure but I've never seen so many glass jawed fighters in my life.

    • @smithvr5007
      @smithvr5007 2 года назад +4

      How quickly he ended the fights helped him avoid injury.

    • @CG-vn8iy
      @CG-vn8iy 2 года назад +2

      Tyson was actually a pretty shrimpy HW.

    • @stfuplsok
      @stfuplsok 2 года назад +2

      yeah he's like Floyd Mayweather

    • @GoldfishSon
      @GoldfishSon 2 года назад +28

      @@ktcarl I don’t think they were glass jawed, I think Mike’s fist was like a sledgehammer against old wood

  • @ginadrag5191
    @ginadrag5191 Год назад +672

    I'm just happy mike is still with us. Dudes been through a lot. Love you champ!!

    • @Hotpackles
      @Hotpackles Год назад +4

      @Faza Hamdan how are u

    • @JohnnyDepp13
      @JohnnyDepp13 Год назад +4

      🥊🥊pretty spinal Huh

    • @gsparrow9811
      @gsparrow9811 Год назад +1

      He's chock full of pure WISDOM.... I'm astonished at just HOW SMART the Champ has become... all while still feeling that he can still drop anybody he wants....

    • @sergioaguilera6468
      @sergioaguilera6468 Год назад

      MIKEY TAYSON ÉL MATADOR Vs Maradona vs Monzon de mi época Argentino lo veía por la tv pública y el 78 con MARIO Kempe el matador yo la viví en época de los milico nunca
      Me voy a olvidar lo ameneciamo encuentvuelto con una cobija y viendo mis Hidolo Maradona en Japón yo la pasé lindo recuerdo a pesar de todo lo malo y estoy vivo de la clace 68 y el gobierno en esa época que saco el servicio militar era él Riojano por culpa de él hay la democracia en que vivimos y wste gobierno que nos gobiernan tan corrupto como los delincuentes que hay en Día vivimos todos corrupción y así estamos con todo esta manga de delincuentes que siguen robando y dando plata y cargando al laburante para beneficio a todo esto delincuentes Y bacando a los Narco así esta la Argentina y poli narco jajaja

    • @lalremruata3662
      @lalremruata3662 Год назад

      @@Hotpackles 😂😂

  • @jesusloveseveryone888
    @jesusloveseveryone888 Месяц назад +7

    Rest in peace, Jake Paul.

  • @140TrillionSuns
    @140TrillionSuns Месяц назад +4

    Tyson is the best example of focusing 100% in 1 thing and listen very carfully every word what your trainer say.

  • @RobertoFernandezRey26604
    @RobertoFernandezRey26604 7 месяцев назад +1096

    He never forgot to give encouragement, a praise, a kind of apology to his opponents when he knocked them down. He was a true gentleman of the ring!! The biggest of the biggest!!!

    • @m3phist0201076
      @m3phist0201076 6 месяцев назад +20

      nahh? You missed a fight with a bite of lust

    • @stevehughes2482
      @stevehughes2482 6 месяцев назад +14

      ...and, rightly or wrongly, a man convicted of the rape of an 18 year old young woman.

    • @simonvance8054
      @simonvance8054 6 месяцев назад +10

      Tyson had class and respect, GOAT....

    • @kimajongte8838
      @kimajongte8838 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@m3phist0201076😮🎉❤😅😮😢😮❤

    • @VinnieG-
      @VinnieG- 6 месяцев назад +13

      A lot of times he was respectful at the end, plenty of times he was not

  • @kendrickmason2577
    @kendrickmason2577 Год назад +1047

    I remember watching this video a homeless man in New York a year ago. Seeing this brought tears to my eyes as how much better my life is now and this video is still here. Never give up in life. No condition is permanent

    • @charlessmith3489
      @charlessmith3489 Год назад +10

      And even as you watch this video, the rich get even richer, 🤔 I don't know who really needs to hear this, you need to stop saving money. Invest some of it, if you really want financial freedom. I'm happy your story changed for good

    • @kendrickmason2577
      @kendrickmason2577 Год назад +8

      @@charlessmith3489 You're right friend. We're all not born with the Silver spoon, but we have to craft ours. My divorce almost ended my life. I had almost nothing to fall back to..I found out the hard way, savings are overrated. Thank God for a stroke of luck and cryptocurrencies

    • @sophiabrown8835
      @sophiabrown8835 Год назад

      @Karim ' Correct. If you don't find a means of multiplying money you will wake up to nothing one day, thanks to inflation. Happy for you.

    • @maryblake2203
      @maryblake2203 Год назад

    • @kendrickmason2577
      @kendrickmason2577 Год назад +1

      @Andrea I got lucky when a Canadian friend introduced me to a guide who helped me trade. He also advised me to buy Meta token, this was before the Metaverse thing took off. By the end of the month my token had done 7000 percent.

  • @stacyfrazierbauer8811
    @stacyfrazierbauer8811 22 дня назад +2

    I love how nice he is to everyone afterwards holding their faces asking if they’re okay.

  • @guillermoaldana4293
    @guillermoaldana4293 Месяц назад +6

    Hes was humble and ferocious. This man is still a beast

  • @abdobouchareb6791
    @abdobouchareb6791 Год назад +702

    It's crazy how he immediately turns from a vicious juggernaut to a nice human being once he knocks his opponents down, even his facial expressions do! absolute GOAT.

    • @brettdavis4707
      @brettdavis4707 Год назад +1

      Dug

    • @taxfraud4853
      @taxfraud4853 Год назад +4

      because he knows and relates to them that these boxers fight for money for their family

    • @jmcc8718
      @jmcc8718 Год назад +14

      The most dangerous men usually hate violence and have large hearts they're just blessed by god to be ferocious when need be like a lion is

    • @marksavage8052
      @marksavage8052 Год назад

      @@jmcc8718 ...and you're ignoring the fact he's a rapist

    • @marksavage8052
      @marksavage8052 Год назад

      Absolute rapist.

  • @dude.norman
    @dude.norman 2 месяца назад +211

    Few people in the world can call themselves a living legend. Mike is one of them.

    • @sillysyriac8925
      @sillysyriac8925 Месяц назад

      The only

    • @GeeMannn
      @GeeMannn Месяц назад +1

      I know what you mean, but Legends never die.

    • @wisdomsolomon6448
      @wisdomsolomon6448 Месяц назад +2

      Not the only we have this footballer Leo Messi

    • @aspecttnd
      @aspecttnd 12 дней назад

      @@wisdomsolomon6448plus Katie Ledecky, Usain Bolt, Michael Phelps, etc. I’d even say Tyson Fury

    • @Fattydonut
      @Fattydonut 11 дней назад

      ​@@GeeMannnyes they do everyone dies.

  • @Ghost19_
    @Ghost19_ 26 дней назад +1

    I really love how aggressive referees are back then to secure safety on both sides, as well as how Tyson automatically act like a soldier to quickly go to his proper corner.

  • @Enemy_YTT
    @Enemy_YTT Месяц назад +2

    Just dont understand how he was so good at boxing his opponents look like they have no idea what their doing and he just gets that left hook and lights out, Hes such a wholesome guy the way he helps his opponents get up.❤😂

  • @FENIXCARTY
    @FENIXCARTY 2 года назад +2331

    15 matches in 1 year all Knockouts = The 🐐

    • @kriskristofferson4110
      @kriskristofferson4110 2 года назад +23

      Come on Mike Tyson

    • @Geranimoso
      @Geranimoso 2 года назад +29

      I hope I could achieve something like that or better someday

    • @stevenoaks7256
      @stevenoaks7256 2 года назад +16

      If he was so great, then why did he NEVER beat a championship caliber fighter like Holyfield or Lewis? The only fighters he ever beat were chumps like Pinklon Thomas. Give me a break.

    • @niijigod3864
      @niijigod3864 2 года назад +82

      @@stevenoaks7256 Cry

    • @andrewmaynard6693
      @andrewmaynard6693 2 года назад +5

      @@niijigod3864 he got beat by buster for crying out loud

  • @teddyructeddyruc8188
    @teddyructeddyruc8188 2 года назад +391

    If Mike was surrounded by the right people his entire career and continued to live a healthy lifestyle, I think he would have been undefeated and the greatest boxer in history. The explosiveness he had was unmatched!

    • @somersetcace1
      @somersetcace1 2 года назад +35

      I don't know how much further he would have gone, but I think you're spot on about having the right people throughout his career. He was never exactly what you might call "stable," but he was able to keep it under control. I think between that, fame, fortune, and all the vultures that descend on people like that, had a lot to do with his demise.

    • @teddyructeddyruc8188
      @teddyructeddyruc8188 2 года назад +45

      @@somersetcace1this sport requires alot of discipline. Once Cus D'amato died and the streets, drugs, dirty business partners, and no good women came into the picture amongst other factors it became a stumbling block for Mike.

    • @stxreborn0622
      @stxreborn0622 2 года назад +21

      @@teddyructeddyruc8188 i already consider mike the best boxer regardless of his record

    • @mr.retrohale6673
      @mr.retrohale6673 2 года назад +6

      I disagree! The problem with Tyson is that if he faced adversity he couldn't comeback and win. He lacked heart

    • @openfold4value440
      @openfold4value440 2 года назад

      @@stxreborn0622 Of course he's the best boxer ever the only problem is he doesn't have a brain

  • @everythingwillbeok01
    @everythingwillbeok01 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you for the great memories Mike. Always a Legend 🥊 🥊

  • @crowtubecrozier2857
    @crowtubecrozier2857 19 дней назад +1

    Iron Mike is the greatest of all time!! Always will be. Go Mike!!! You make me feel young again!

  • @buildtalibanbackbetter5923
    @buildtalibanbackbetter5923 2 года назад +265

    It’s shocking he never killed anyone in the ring. That man was BORN to fight.

    • @xkayleb101
      @xkayleb101 2 года назад

      Straight FACTS.

    • @jadirjalaklimur3191
      @jadirjalaklimur3191 2 года назад +9

      thank you boxing gloves is he was an ufc fighter he easly coulve killed someone

    • @yamixena
      @yamixena 2 года назад +7

      Glad they didn't put him in UFC, if he we're to learn more than just boxing, he could seriously kill someone

    • @Kpa01
      @Kpa01 2 года назад

      @@yamixena honestly as dominant as ngannou is shows if prime tyson had even a remotely decent ground game he would steamroll people in the octagon

    • @daniellee8162
      @daniellee8162 2 года назад +1

      Death felt sorry for the guys Tyson knocked out...said it wasn't fair.

  • @p.doetsch6209
    @p.doetsch6209 2 года назад +4481

    Announcer: Mike's opponent makes a fatal mistake and walks into the ring.

    • @cum_moisturiser1847
      @cum_moisturiser1847 2 года назад +11

      ☠️ you’re not wrong tho

    • @bobherobrine3415
      @bobherobrine3415 2 года назад +2

      @Sarah Brown why

    • @ASalazarMX
      @ASalazarMX 2 года назад +29

      "Mike's opponent makes the fatal mistake of being made of solid matter"

    • @codemigo218
      @codemigo218 2 года назад +1

      Narrator *

    • @mystic18
      @mystic18 2 года назад +14

      😂😂 funniest shit ever

  • @kevscranes
    @kevscranes Месяц назад +3

    Back when boxing was an art not just a brawl.

  • @Caps78
    @Caps78 Месяц назад +2

    Sp glad I got to watch Mike growing up. He was like a major Holiday, Everyone had a party on Iron Mike Tyson Day.

  • @jaobidan2358
    @jaobidan2358 Год назад +162

    Mike is a stand up guy, he sent flowers to my great uncle's funeral, another boxing trainer he knew that was close friends with Cus, which is something I'll never forget.

    • @dropzonegaming
      @dropzonegaming Год назад

      0 replies lemme fix that

    • @vish6659
      @vish6659 Год назад

      The beautiful come to didn't need a response

  • @jordanmiller4487
    @jordanmiller4487 3 года назад +505

    The guy is only 5' 10 and he's knocking down giants, boxing genius.

    • @Djuane
      @Djuane 3 года назад +48

      Height doesnt overcome power and speed lol

    • @ek7404
      @ek7404 3 года назад +34

      Unless the taller man knows how to be an out fighter and utilize his reach and height like Lennox Lewis it just makes for a bigger target. We saw that this weekend with Canelo vs Callum Smith. The shorter man bullied the taller man for 12 rounds.

    • @bobbyhill4118
      @bobbyhill4118 3 года назад +23

      Mike Tyson is a beast. His punches remind me of an axe chopping down a tree when he’s fighting the giants.

    • @AUDIOANDWHIPS2
      @AUDIOANDWHIPS2 3 года назад +12

      Mike Tyson does better against taller people! No one can critique me on this because I heard it straight out of his mouth in a conversation between me and him! He's bought two three cars from me. I own Prestige Imports the largest exotic car dealership in Florida and Mercedes Benz and Maybach of Atlanta Georgia off 85 in Bankhead! Everybody have a blessed day stay safe out there! I apologize if some of the words are off I'm voice texting stuck in traffic!!

    • @Prince_Unknown1
      @Prince_Unknown1 3 года назад +3

      @@AUDIOANDWHIPS2 Cool story bro

  • @ThatTaRaGiRL
    @ThatTaRaGiRL Месяц назад +3

    Mike is a humble man despite the crap talk from people that just hear rumors. He gives hugs after, checks on many of his opponents after. He's a more in depth character than many people have given him credit for. And yes- i truly believe he will humble Jake Paul 😂 Tyson's boxing technique is FAR more furious than Jake's! GO MIKE ❤

  • @MegaTomPlays
    @MegaTomPlays Месяц назад +4

    I miss when boxing was like this

  • @amanwearingsuspenders7390
    @amanwearingsuspenders7390 2 года назад +355

    The awesome fact about Tyson is that he always displayed great sportsmanship before and after the fight.

    • @jellyjelly6726
      @jellyjelly6726 2 года назад +19

      He bit a dudes ear off

    • @salsalvio821
      @salsalvio821 2 года назад +5

      @@jellyjelly6726 can’t both be true

    • @pdizzle5302
      @pdizzle5302 2 года назад +36

      @@jellyjelly6726 that was during a fight though. OP said before and after.

    • @geraldmcgill7994
      @geraldmcgill7994 2 года назад +12

      There are a few noteworthy exceptions but for the most part you’re right. I actually just finished his autobiography “Undisputed Truth” and he said that he actually was all sympathetic afterwards to emasculate his opponents even more though lol so it was really twisted. But today, he’s a completely different person. He still has a lot of demons but he’s in a committed if unconventional marriage and is a sober man.

    • @TheTinLion
      @TheTinLion 2 года назад +1

      Thanks to D'amato's training and leadership. But without Cus there to ground Mike while his career took off, he started to lose that side Cus brought out of him.

  • @gagebenson1791
    @gagebenson1791 2 года назад +430

    Everyone always made Tyson out to be a bad guy. He literally showed almost every single opponent an immense amount of respect. He'd check on them after every knockout and would even rush over to help them up if they were still down.

    • @JazZ-bd5hh
      @JazZ-bd5hh 2 года назад +18

      Because they couldnt beat him in the ring that had to beat him somewhere else

    • @musicalproductions5445
      @musicalproductions5445 2 года назад +4

      @@JazZ-bd5hh that’s what she said

    • @catherineharris4746
      @catherineharris4746 2 года назад

      FACTS👍👍👍

    • @slayermill8621
      @slayermill8621 2 года назад +4

      Well there was the whole physical abuse of Robin Givens, rape conviction of Desiree Washington, and threatening reporters that probably didn't help his image.

    • @PataMuncher
      @PataMuncher 2 года назад +1

      He definitely did it to feel good and knowing that others will praise him for “checking on” the person he just destroyed

  • @ericmathis3746
    @ericmathis3746 Месяц назад +3

    Many overlook a key fact about Mike Tyson's career: despite being shorter with a shorter reach in every heavyweight bout, he wielded significant advantages in boxing against all odds. Typically, height and reach favor the taller and longer fighter, granting them the ability to control the fight with jabs and maintain distance. Yet, Tyson defied these odds, consistently maneuvering inside longer reaches to dictate the pace and control of his fights. This feat parallels a point guard consistently posting up and dominating power forwards and centers in the paint all game long, a feat that's typically challenging but appeared effortless for Tyson. This little talked about fact only enhanced his greatness

    • @Michael-jw6et
      @Michael-jw6et Месяц назад +1

      It's always the shorter guys, build like a tank, with wide strong hips that can clean your clock. Back in my school days, they were the ones you didn't want to mess with.

  • @user-og4fe1er7w
    @user-og4fe1er7w Месяц назад +2

    Mike I can Nnottt Explain how much passion th😊 I'm Totally Aware of when it comes to expressioning My Honor to You and your family also to those who've Groomed and Enhanced your Licensed STYLE May you Continue your Path upon this earth Nothing Less than LOVE, Loyalty and Respect Forever Kudah Lake-View you Baltimore City

  • @kingstonmyherovang8959
    @kingstonmyherovang8959 Год назад +1440

    The fact that even after Tyson knocked somebody out, he was also right there after helping his opponent up, definitely show’s what a class fighter he was……RESPECT!!

    • @CD-yr8tw
      @CD-yr8tw Год назад +8

      Props!

    • @davidthompson9368
      @davidthompson9368 Год назад +25

      I was thinking that, shows the kind of person he is. He might be a wall in the ring but he's always seen checking on them.

    • @MS-sv1tr
      @MS-sv1tr Год назад

      Oh shut up with that good sportsmanship bullshit, no one cares about that, you're just trying to get good boy points or something.

    • @adryantriana4555
      @adryantriana4555 Год назад +39

      Dawg he literally bit someone’s ear off💀

    • @CircusofPython
      @CircusofPython Год назад +34

      @@adryantriana4555 The duality of man.

  • @EvilShaolinMonkE
    @EvilShaolinMonkE 2 года назад +1301

    Shout outs to the REAL heroes in this video: the referees that stopped fights and saved the lives of Tyson's opponents

    • @youtubeaccount9058
      @youtubeaccount9058 2 года назад +30

      Painful to watch when they're keeling over but not down yet - boom... boom... boom

    • @aidolateryt9252
      @aidolateryt9252 2 года назад +4

      Fr

    • @matt1978
      @matt1978 2 года назад +6

      Ive Ben in 3 boxing fight, i won 2, the last one I lost, when you hear the sounds of the boxing glove hammering on their head I cant even imagine just how bad that would be

    • @yvensona3813
      @yvensona3813 2 года назад +8

      it just me Or did all of Tysons opponents looked honored to feel the punch that everyone’s been talking about? 😂😂😂

    • @wesleypresley1000
      @wesleypresley1000 2 года назад +12

      @@yvensona3813 It's just you.

  • @user-ks5xq7cv1d
    @user-ks5xq7cv1d Месяц назад +2

    Iron Mike forever! Everyone always talks about his knock out power but he is the most technically skilled boxer to ever step in the ring. He’s not all rage and power like the media likes to portray.

  • @Mws556
    @Mws556 Месяц назад +2

    Iron Mike hits them so hard with bullseye accuracy that he literally launches these guys and relieves them of the burden of consciousness 😮

  • @Eshkanama
    @Eshkanama 5 месяцев назад +392

    The most ferocious and deadly boxer of all time, but also an intelligent mind and a kind heart. All respect to this man.

    • @PeacefulPanther-sv3lr
      @PeacefulPanther-sv3lr 5 месяцев назад

      Then there was a guy like marcino who was undeafed. Marcino was 50-0 and had 36 knockouts. So Tommy and rocky both hit harder then tyson.

    • @the5minsum442
      @the5minsum442 4 месяца назад +20

      @@PeacefulPanther-sv3lrRocky did not hit harder than Tyson you need to quit smoking crack💀

    • @skycaptain95
      @skycaptain95 2 месяца назад +4

      Intelligent mind LOL

    • @TheGeneralOfficial
      @TheGeneralOfficial 2 месяца назад +4

      ⁠@@PeacefulPanther-sv3lrBruh Mike Tyson would have killed Rocky Marciano

    • @budaschbrenner7354
      @budaschbrenner7354 Месяц назад

      indeed!

  • @TamaHawkLive
    @TamaHawkLive Год назад +1322

    It's absurd how dominate and outright terrifying this man was while simultaneously being probably the most humble guy to every step into the ring.

    • @carlinytc7431
      @carlinytc7431 Год назад +30

      Wasn't humble against holyfield though

    • @MelxIru
      @MelxIru Год назад +14

      His sportsmanship is very good

    • @relic69
      @relic69 Год назад +6

      Could knock out a city bus. Frightening

    • @carlinytc7431
      @carlinytc7431 Год назад +18

      @@3338MAN I agree with you no human is perfect and we all make mistakes I have no hate towards Mike I admired his talent and admire him even more now with the peace he has found in his life. He sure did make boxing exciting.

    • @BestTechTips1
      @BestTechTips1 Год назад +3

      Bro never showed emotion he was a cold blooded killer

  • @erichammer7072
    @erichammer7072 Месяц назад +1

    I like how for most of Tyson's opponents he helps the ref help them up

  • @chestermcdaniel106
    @chestermcdaniel106 2 года назад +875

    I love how Mike would always come to check on his opponents health. He knew how strong he was. Class act in my opinion.

    • @WestIndianAK
      @WestIndianAK 2 года назад +26

      I totally agree. I think that was remarkable.

    • @yoniburack3
      @yoniburack3 2 года назад +25

      i was also suprised to see that, he has this image as a menacing guy who is savage and ruthless, when in fact he was a good sportsman early on and during his prime. It wasnt till the Holyfield fight and moments thereafter when that would change.

    • @Anathemize101
      @Anathemize101 2 года назад +10

      @@yoniburack3 If you go by what Mike says and some video evidence. Mike really only went for the ear after he was getting head butted but nothing was called. If thats true i don't know.

    • @FitnessConnect
      @FitnessConnect 2 года назад +3

      Indeed. That’s exactly what kept catching my attention.

    • @crazydog242
      @crazydog242 2 года назад +4

      It wasnt actually that way if you read his book. He was just came over to ask his oppoment the q "oh dear are u ok?" And as he said that completely destroyed them

  • @Pow3rGaming
    @Pow3rGaming Год назад +967

    You can tell Mike's a nice guy at 18; watch how he interacted with his opponents after the fights. Big heart.

    • @marksavage8052
      @marksavage8052 Год назад

      ...and he ended up a rapist.

    • @Cye22
      @Cye22 Год назад +28

      Can’t be too mean with a voice like that lol

    • @danielsgoldmine1487
      @danielsgoldmine1487 Год назад +24

      Yeahh Cus D'Amato adopted Tyson and raised brilliant sporting respect and ability into him. Mike's boxing etiquette started to diminish once his only father figure (Cus) died, and Don King got into his head about all the money and party life. King really did rob the world of what could have been simply an unimaginable fighter

    • @HxldenBeats
      @HxldenBeats Год назад +4

      @@danielsgoldmine1487 lol... could have been?

    • @jscan4442
      @jscan4442 Год назад +3

      @@HxldenBeats Yeah, could have been. Tyson was the youngest champ, and he could have been the oldest champ had King not gotten to him.

  • @wrangler870
    @wrangler870 Месяц назад +1

    There were a lot of scared men in that ring with Mike. Seeing his knockouts like this sure sends the message home loud and clear. He was a very strong, fast man. My body ached just watching.

  • @somebodybutnobody1856
    @somebodybutnobody1856 Месяц назад +2

    compact,sharp,fast and powerful.mike tyson has one of the best fighting style in boxing!

  • @victoriakemcha1471
    @victoriakemcha1471 Год назад +620

    Never seen a fighter like Mike, so fast, tough and skilled enough to bring down giants..... Tyson deserves a lot of respect 🙏🙏

    • @seanpappagallo9661
      @seanpappagallo9661 Год назад +10

      Tysons the best boxer ever in this world no one had speed and power like he did no one

    • @shellymered3267
      @shellymered3267 Год назад +2

      What about Bruce Lee?

    • @michaelmurphy1127
      @michaelmurphy1127 Год назад +1

      @@seanpappagallo9661 Why did he get thrashed so many times then.

    • @mklein1
      @mklein1 Год назад +16

      @@michaelmurphy1127 Tyson peaked around the time he KO’d Larry Holmes. From that point onwards, he stopped training with Kevin Rooney (who is widely credited with helping him perfect his craft after Cus D’Amato’s death) and trained with an entirely new camp that was blamed for Tyson’s decline in head movement and defense. His first loss against Buster Douglas occurred after he partied all night with “dozens of maids” (not to take any credit away from the excellent resolve of Douglas). He went to prison for three years during a time where he could have reached his peak potential. It is an amazement that despite all of these circumstances, he is widely credited as having the best speed and power of any boxer of all time. Whether he dropped off too early or not, he was a genetic freak with tons of potential and definitely worthy of being one of the best (if not the best) boxers of all time.

    • @michaelmurphy1127
      @michaelmurphy1127 Год назад +2

      @@mklein1 Potential yes. One of the best? not remotely close. You only have to look at the first fight with Bruno. A not particularly hard left hook had him all over the place. From that moment I knew he would struggle against a puncher who was not scared of him. Bruno was and didn't follow it up. Foreman would have demolished him. The endless excuses are boring. Tommy Morrison could have been the best of all time if, instead of drinking, taking drugs and partying before fights, he actually trained. But he didn't. It is the mental strength to overcome adversity that makes a great. Another point is that every boxer looks incredible beating up people, it's a different story when thy start hitting back. Look how he struggled with Tucker.

  • @Morenolandscaping
    @Morenolandscaping 2 года назад +250

    the fact that their is 42 complete minutes of just this mans knockouts is insane..

    • @Admmkh
      @Admmkh 2 года назад

      He was real bad sumbich

    • @whotellinghim1870
      @whotellinghim1870 2 года назад +4

      It's 42 minutes because this guy played around like 5 minutes per clip, but it's still insane

    • @kualatloesisombong8957
      @kualatloesisombong8957 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/aS2AkOqnrQY/видео.html

  • @PatientxZ3r0
    @PatientxZ3r0 Месяц назад +2

    Awesome video.. remember watching some of these ppvs as a kid. Didn't realize how good sportsmanship Mike had. Another new respect added to the already long list

  • @nathaniellaja657
    @nathaniellaja657 7 дней назад

    I like how Mike Tyson hug his opponent at the end of every match. Yet he is a killer boxer, he still so humble😊

  • @michelleparadis7284
    @michelleparadis7284 2 года назад +414

    I'll never forget my Uncle, a pro fighter back in his early days, bought a Tyson Pay per View, paid 40$ for a 30 second fight. He was so pissed. I always loved Mike Tyson. Man was an animal

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      I bet.

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    • @christopherflowers2327
      @christopherflowers2327 2 года назад +1

      same here! I watched the Tyson/Sphinx fight (wow)!