Evander Holyfield on Sparring Mike Tyson at 22: I was Never Scared of Him (Part 2)

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  • @vladtv
    @vladtv  Год назад +13

    Watch the full interview now as a VladTV RUclips Member - ruclips.net/user/vladtvjoin

  • @detangojet
    @detangojet Год назад +126

    One of my all time favorite fighters. Fought everyone and usually bigger guys. Heart of a lion. A true champion.

    • @wowcow1766
      @wowcow1766 Год назад

      He was a cruiserweight champ that move up to heavyweight, like usyk. When he fought foreman the size different is crazy.

    • @TO-dl2gg
      @TO-dl2gg Год назад +4

      What about his first fight with Quawi when he won cruiser weight belt ?!? 15 rounds !!!!!! And lost like 12 pounds of weight in the bout ..Could you imagine today he’d clean out the HW division I don’t care how big guys like Fury are ( and I like Fury) but Evander would pressure these guys like nothing they’d ever seen they would not be able to keep up with him

    • @detangojet
      @detangojet Год назад +5

      @@TO-dl2gg pretty underrated chin also. He would give anyone trouble today. He fought with determination unlike almost anyone.

    • @TO-dl2gg
      @TO-dl2gg Год назад +2

      @@detangojet i agree 💯 and great point about his chin !

    • @willkittwk
      @willkittwk Год назад +2

      Tyson was a great fighter but not invincible. Buster Douglas proved that. No excuses for that defeat are valid.

  • @FatherofFFD
    @FatherofFFD Год назад +104

    The respect Evander has for his mother is admirable.

    • @mrb8672
      @mrb8672 Год назад +8

      She was his best trainer and coach

    • @jdiaz8819
      @jdiaz8819 Год назад +5

      Sounds like a wonderful lady, my 9 year old has his second fight coming up on Saturday , I hope that I say the right things to motivate him like she did

    • @KD400_
      @KD400_ Год назад +5

      Of course ur supposed to respect ur parents. That's some that isnt taught to kids these days. U must respect ur mother and father. And if u don't have one of them then u must respect still.

    • @melvinbrookins6313
      @melvinbrookins6313 Год назад

      is that not normal??

    • @petergreen5337
      @petergreen5337 Год назад +3

      ❤She shaped his outlook and attitude.

  • @MiloZfunk
    @MiloZfunk Год назад +83

    You gotta love Evander and his mom’s sounds like she was on point!

    • @TheTruthness2011
      @TheTruthness2011 Год назад

      For forcing and shaming her son to get his head bashed-in as a young boy?
      People as you - are completely lost.
      All boxers have various expressions of brain-damage. You just don't see it on television and not all boxers are overtly fucked like Muhammad Ali. It manifest in things like narcissism, infidelity, exclusion, greed, egomania, being unloving in-general and other delusional sickness.
      Not to mention the amount of boxers who, have been killed in and out of the ring
      🩵🌿

    • @Toppshotta4
      @Toppshotta4 Год назад +3

      His mom was the real gangster

    • @aaronflowers8881
      @aaronflowers8881 Год назад +2

      @@Toppshotta4 She wasn't a gangster. She was a good mother.

  • @1tmproductions
    @1tmproductions Год назад +149

    The thing with Hollyfield is he had a different kind of will. You weren't going to beat him point fighting. You had to really fight him. I know he is a man of faith and explaining what his mom instilled in him, I understand why he fought like that.
    In his first fight with Riddick Bowe in the 10th round, Riddick hit him with a probably a 30-punch combo (no lie) that would have likely floored 99 percent of Heavyweights; but he stayed on his feet. Most fighters would have been content with just holding to get out of the round, but he closed the round taking the fight to Bowe.
    Riddick was amazing too and beat him, but he set the tone on how he fought. And in second fight he even fought after the bell in the fourth to show that tone; and he reclaimed his title. He's one of the best fighters of all time.

    • @wileyjones7633
      @wileyjones7633 Год назад +9

      Facts

    • @longvuhoang9757
      @longvuhoang9757 Год назад +12

      He is an extremely courageous and resilient fighter; throughout his career, he has shown almost no fear. It can be said that Holyfield is one of the most fearless fighters in this sport.

    • @hamzaahmed3066
      @hamzaahmed3066 Год назад +10

      That era of heavyweight boxing was crazy. George Foreman, Holyfield, Tyson,Bowe, Lewis , Razor

    • @-sdot83
      @-sdot83 Год назад +5

      Agreed, I find myself going back and forth regarding Tyson/Holyfield and if Tyson never went to prison. I say Holyfield would have beat him regardless cause he was more discipline and could match Tyson’s power

    • @rolan5948
      @rolan5948 Год назад +5

      @@-sdot83 He couldn’t match Tysons power, that wasn’t Holyfields game. It’s that he could absorb Tyson’s power and is one of the greatest counter punchers in boxing history. His ring iq is also severely underrated and was a very awkward fighter for a lot of people

  • @Fred-xo3ku
    @Fred-xo3ku Год назад +85

    A Warrior! Never saw this man intimidated by any man! 💪

    • @theblademan9338
      @theblademan9338 Год назад

      I agree ☝️

    • @wrotedog
      @wrotedog Год назад +2

      But he got knocked out by 4

    • @teamcrystalc9474
      @teamcrystalc9474 Год назад +14

      @@wrotedogWtf does that have to do with being fearless

    • @tom-l8o9u
      @tom-l8o9u Год назад

      Although I did read that after seeing what he did to Michael Dokes, Evander "avoided" a date with Donovan "Razor" Ruddock.

    • @lungisamapitsha3168
      @lungisamapitsha3168 Год назад

      Not even Bowe, Tyson or Lewis.

  • @abrahamramirez3980
    @abrahamramirez3980 Год назад +40

    One of the most fearless in boxing!

  • @wavyamar
    @wavyamar Год назад +77

    In reality both Mike & Evander were prodigious. Just one had the greatest Boxing mentor the other had his Mother

    • @MillyMill87
      @MillyMill87 Год назад +4

      Well said

    • @Rokkstxrdevon
      @Rokkstxrdevon Год назад +2

      Excuses Evan see outboxed Mike twice easily

    • @jaydebeer7251
      @jaydebeer7251 Год назад +2

      Greatest boxing mentor? 😆 🤣 😂. . Cus was covering up Mike's sexual misdeeds just to get him to be champion. He was a bad mentor. Emmanuel steward. And Ray arcel that's the best 2 boxing mentors or coaches ever

    • @everetteramey5723
      @everetteramey5723 Год назад

      @@RokkstxrdevonEvan Fields had a lil help..

    • @oldschoolhiphop2275
      @oldschoolhiphop2275 Год назад +6

      Mike doesn't become the youngest champion, or the first to unify three major titles without Cuss D'Amato.

  • @lordmanos9442
    @lordmanos9442 Год назад +25

    He’s still in good shape that’s amazing

  • @tsumnerbmw
    @tsumnerbmw Год назад +57

    Biggest heart, toughest man. Took shots that would have killed a normal man and kept coming!

    • @JohnKing-jz9zb
      @JohnKing-jz9zb Год назад +2

      Yeah cause he was on steroids

    • @malikmoncrieft6305
      @malikmoncrieft6305 Год назад

      @@JohnKing-jz9zb GET OFF YA KNEES AND WIPE YOUR MOUTH...😕😐😑🥱💯

    • @eranliber5993
      @eranliber5993 Год назад +3

      ​​@@JohnKing-jz9zbsteroids has nothing to do with chin.
      Some guys had a chin and will like him and hagler

  • @distrustful.000
    @distrustful.000 Год назад +8

    Evander has no airs,very humble and polite, discipline champion ❤

  • @Chuckson56
    @Chuckson56 Год назад +2

    Evander is the reason I follow boxing today. A true gentleman and sportsman. Took on all comers, never ducked nobody, gave us some of the best fights of all time in the first fights against Bowe, Tyson and the war with Foreman.

  • @vashonberry1597
    @vashonberry1597 Год назад +37

    Much as I love Mike Tyson, I had to accept that Evander was the Tyson stopper.

    • @skepchica
      @skepchica Год назад +2

      Nobody wanted it to happen. Childhood just straight shattered.

    • @wafi9462
      @wafi9462 Год назад +2

      I ear what you mean. Mike bite more than he could chew facing Holyfield. It’s ear-ritating to see Tyson go out like that. Great boxer tho

    • @jasonwilson556
      @jasonwilson556 Год назад +10

      Post prison Tyson stopper. Tyson with Rooney though IDK .

    • @7even2woTheLabel
      @7even2woTheLabel Год назад

      No tf he wasn’t. Dude wasn’t even in his prime anymore . Yu sound stupid asf

    • @WESTSIDEGRXXVIN
      @WESTSIDEGRXXVIN Год назад +4

      Steroids and headbutts

  • @benyoussefi8997
    @benyoussefi8997 Год назад +54

    Evander is a good man

  • @WGEarp1
    @WGEarp1 Год назад +11

    This man was my hero in the 1990's. In 1990, I was a leanly muscled natural bodybuilder "wannabe". No drugs, just creatine, carbs, and consistency. To see Evander take on the giants in the heavyweight division as an undersized but supremely conditioned and heroically courageous fighter was just inspirational. I hate to think of how much wealth was siphoned away from this man by sycophants and so-called "family".

  • @julsonnicolas192
    @julsonnicolas192 Год назад +76

    I never wanted Mike to fight Holyfield. Once a fight breaks out Holyfield was a pure Warrior.

    • @dontammasino2250
      @dontammasino2250 Год назад +5

      Right if you couldn’t stop him you was in for it he had heart. He was little

    • @unclesam1125
      @unclesam1125 Год назад +4

      Before Mike went to jail nobody beating Mike

    • @julsonnicolas192
      @julsonnicolas192 Год назад +8

      @@unclesam1125 bro I luv Mike. You had to damn near kill Holyfield just to beat him the man was different from anyone that Mike had fought.

    • @beaujac311
      @beaujac311 Год назад +2

      In those fights all I saw in Holyfield's eyes was supreme confidence. You didn't see that in other boxers who fought Tyson until he was well past his prime when he really didn't care anymore.

    • @julsonnicolas192
      @julsonnicolas192 Год назад +1

      @@beaujac311 Holyfield was looking thru Mike no fear whatsoever.

  • @gamewizard-y9n
    @gamewizard-y9n Год назад +15

    Evander was the real deal...an unnatural heavyweight that won the title and defended it without fear. Defeated Tyson not once but twice. How many heavyweights fought Tyson twice. Evander is one of the greatest boxers in history. Do not sell this guys career short he was a beast.

    • @everetteramey5723
      @everetteramey5723 Год назад +3

      Tyson fought Razor Ruddock and Holyfield twice.. 88-90 Tyson Holyfield is not beating him.. Nothing against Evan Fields; he didn’t win the belts at 20 like Tyson did.. Lewis and Holyfield weren’t ready at the time; unfortunately on their way up Tyson was on his way down..

    • @ickdon7999
      @ickdon7999 Год назад +2

      He fought a washed up Tyson who didn’t care about the fight game anymore. 20-23 year old Mike would have destroyed Holyfield or Lewis.

    • @gamewizard-y9n
      @gamewizard-y9n Год назад +1

      I don't know what you were looking at. He wasn't washed and wanted to win. Holyfield the real deal was better. You know who was washed...Larry Holmes. Another thing he was saying Evander was head butting...out of his own mouth he admitted it was he who was headbutting Evander. Don't let emotion interfere with your vision.

    • @everetteramey5723
      @everetteramey5723 Год назад +2

      @@ickdon7999 Holyfield and Lewis could even win the titles at 20 proves that they weren’t ready at the time.. They got ready by then Tyson was on the decline.. Lewis said he had to beat Tyson; he knew he was on the decline..

    • @GoGetYourShinebox
      @GoGetYourShinebox Год назад

      @@ickdon7999Nah prime Mike loses to both. He didn’t fight anyone remotely close to Lewis or Holyfield during the late 80s, the only guy he fought that was in his prime was Tony Tucker and he took Mike the distance. You could say Spinks too but he looked mentally defeated before the fight started lol. Prime Mike was great but he didn’t beat an elite boxer in their prime. Stylistically Lewis & Evander were bad matchups for Tyson, why you think Tyson’s team kept him away from Lewis for so long? Gotta know ya boxing son

  • @ZBOXINGTALK
    @ZBOXINGTALK Год назад +28

    Holyfield always seemed to feel the need to beat these feared boxers. In the amateurs, there was a fighter called Ricky Womack who was not only a gang member but also a very skilled boxer, Holyfield beat him and they went 2-2 in their 4 fights. Many years later, he was against another feared fighter in Mike Tyson and defeated him twice. Holyfield didn’t fear any man in boxing, regardless of street cred or reputations.

    • @moneymac5214
      @moneymac5214 Год назад +1

      The second flight didn't count. He won but didn't beat him....Mr head butting

    • @bh1422
      @bh1422 Год назад

      Ricky Womack fought for Emmanuel Steward. A tremendous fighter who just couldn't shake his demons. Emmanuel spoke fondly of him.

  • @OgDj2024
    @OgDj2024 Год назад +13

    Definitely one of the greatest!
    RESPECT! ✊🏾

  • @JefferyStewart-g9u
    @JefferyStewart-g9u Год назад +6

    Not scared to get beat to a pulp by another boxer but scared to get a whooping by his mother. She must have had a helluva whoop game 😂

  • @rochiellebevans1783
    @rochiellebevans1783 Год назад +15

    Evander is one of the most decent athletes I have ever met. An overall great human being.

  • @MainManWithAPlan
    @MainManWithAPlan Год назад +8

    Holyfield comes across as a real good man.

  • @perseverancelite1
    @perseverancelite1 Год назад +12

    I’m so HAPPY he so clear minded and speaks clearly! It’s surprising being the way he fought. Boxing didn’t get the best of him. ✌🏾🤟🏾🙏🏾

  • @rayj.9568
    @rayj.9568 Год назад +7

    Ben Wallace of the Detroit Pistons reminds me so much of Evander Holyfield. They have that "death stare." They don't seem to fear anyone.

  • @Manofhonor1
    @Manofhonor1 Год назад +20

    Lol Holyfield is a real one to tell the truth about ducking Cecil.

  • @rm8344
    @rm8344 Год назад +3

    Vlad sounds so proud of the white kid who beat Holyfield

  • @User2jn
    @User2jn Год назад +5

    I can vicariously feel Evander's mothers pride in her sons accomplishments.

  • @DrPGnGM
    @DrPGnGM Год назад +5

    This is awesome! Sounds like Momma Holyfield was a beast and a blessing! I thank God for giving me the best Mom a person could ever dream/ask for. I say that without a doubt; I feel bad for those that don't feel the same way about their Mother because that means they never experienced the love or know the difference a wonderful Mother can make in one's life...count your blessings.

  • @jeffr6599
    @jeffr6599 Год назад +1

    How many of yall was looking at his ears trying to find the part Tyson bit 👀👂🏾.....lol

  • @keshard90
    @keshard90 Год назад +14

    I love when he talks about his mom, she was his strength hard to beat a man with that kind motivation behind him

    • @TheTruthness2011
      @TheTruthness2011 Год назад

      Strength like forcing and shaming her son to get his head bashed-in as a young boy?
      People as you - are completely lost.
      All boxers have various expressions of brain-damage. You just don't see it on television and not all boxers are overtly fucked like Muhammad Ali. It manifest in things like narcissism, infidelity, exclusion, greed, egomania, being unloving in-general and other delusional sickness.
      Not to mention the amount of boxers who, have been killed in and out of the ring
      🩵🌿

  • @emeyeare
    @emeyeare Год назад +4

    One of my favourite boxers right here

  • @Oleskool1956
    @Oleskool1956 Год назад +3

    Pound do pound one of best all-around fighters I've seen.... And a gentleman of the game

  • @tomking7080
    @tomking7080 Год назад +25

    That’s how you get better. By your losses you learn. You don’t learn as much by your victories.
    I started playing tennis when I was 7 years old and I was running through my age bracket in tournaments. My tennis coach started putting me in the 10-12 years olds when I was 8 years old and I was losing the majority of my matches and I was pissed. I couldn’t understand why I was losing and I hated my coach at the time. I would come home and cry about losing. Then I started training with teenagers who at first were kicking my ass. But when I looked back on it he did the right thing for me. I ended up getting a athletic and academic scholarship to the University of Arizona because of that I think. When I was in high school I was playing against men who were in their early twenties and I would loose a few matches but I won more than I lost. You have to be challenged by people who are older and wiser than you in order to get better. At least that’s my experience

    • @silewis9396
      @silewis9396 Год назад

      Absolutely right. Competing above your age as a child is paramount to developing talents in a lot of sports

    • @tomking7080
      @tomking7080 Год назад +1

      @@silewis9396 I think also in life in general. Most of my friends that I hung out with from the time I was 16,I graduated high school at 16,were 5-10 years older than I was and I think that it helped me later on in life. I seen what mistakes they made and I tried not to repeat them. I made plenty of mistakes and bad moves but that’s all a part of growing up. But you have to compete against older and/or better players than yourself in order to evolve quicker. At least that’s my opinion and I think that a lot of sports coaches would agree

    • @skepchica
      @skepchica Год назад

      Boom. This is why Mike was good, but not Great.

    • @tomking7080
      @tomking7080 Год назад

      @@skepchica Why do you say that he wasn’t great? The youngest heavyweight champion ever and he was knocking guys out in 20 seconds of the fight lol. Mike was great and when Cus died I think that a piece of Mike died also. Then when Don King got a hold of Mike he destroyed Mike and Mike was a different fighter and person after that. When Cus was alive you didn’t see Mike acting the way he did under Don King.

    • @hooligan5381
      @hooligan5381 Год назад

      @@tomking7080mike never overcame losses, he was great as a frontrunner once it was a real challenge he took shortcuts or fought dirty. mike was great for what he did as the youngest world champion but you can’t put mike in the conversation with true greats

  • @allworldmusic8270
    @allworldmusic8270 Год назад +23

    Holyfield's mom was a very wise person

    • @TheTruthness2011
      @TheTruthness2011 Год назад

      For forcing and shaming her son to get his head bashed-in as a young boy?
      People as you - are completely lost.
      All boxers have various expressions of brain-damage. You just don't see it on television and not all boxers are overtly fucked like Muhammad Ali. It manifest in things like narcissism, infidelity, exclusion, greed, egomania, being unloving in-general and other delusional sickness.
      Not to mention the amount of boxers who, have been killed in and out of the ring
      🩵🌿

  • @MillyMill87
    @MillyMill87 Год назад

    Meet evander in Destin/baytownne in fl in 2013.great guy man ,very humble and well spoken

  • @LABoutaBagDoe
    @LABoutaBagDoe Год назад +19

    Holyfield is one of my Favorite boxers of all Time’ right behind Ali and Iron Mike 💯

    • @jayredstone107
      @jayredstone107 Год назад +2

      Behind iron mike? Lol mike tyson was overrated af thats why all throught out the 80s he only fought old washed up scrubs and when he actually fought elite guys he struggled or lost.

    • @chrisdamon1096
      @chrisdamon1096 Год назад +2

      He washed Tyson so bad he bit his goddamn ear off 😂 he was a better boxer than Iron Mike... especially when he utilitizes his iron head 😂

    • @jayredstone107
      @jayredstone107 Год назад

      @@chrisdamon1096 exactly.

  • @paulnhbtx713
    @paulnhbtx713 Год назад +6

    I met Evander at a 24 hour fitness prob like 25 years ago in houston. Really nice guy. He signed a 24 hour fitness towel for us. He also passed gas lol

  • @TO-dl2gg
    @TO-dl2gg Год назад +1

    It’s great to read all the positive vibes on EH my all time favorite..Absolute warrior in the ring and a classy gentleman when I met him in person a few years ago at an amateur event..I like to refer to him as the true Ultimate Warrior!

  • @BigMike_RTTV
    @BigMike_RTTV Год назад +10

    Boyyy you know you got hit hard ASF when you yell “Oh God!!!” 😂😂😂

  • @MaxTheCanadianGSD
    @MaxTheCanadianGSD Год назад +13

    If You Don't Try You Can't Win, The Only Time You Ever Truly Lose Is When You Give Up Or Stop Giving It Your Best.

  • @sonicboom3097
    @sonicboom3097 Год назад +3

    Holyfield sounds sharp even after all those wars

  • @Coffeeanddonuts
    @Coffeeanddonuts Год назад +1

    Holyfield is wearing a Kickboxing shirt....Lol Hilarious. I love it.

  • @-.6666.-
    @-.6666.- Год назад +9

    4:30 for Tyson story

  • @mililaniman
    @mililaniman Год назад +6

    Holyfield fought with class and respect. I loved seeing him box.

  • @DiamondEDC
    @DiamondEDC Год назад +5

    People forget that Mike was a small heavyweight.

    • @Milehigh_
      @Milehigh_ Год назад +2

      Right I think Mike was 5"10

  • @jamaaranthony
    @jamaaranthony Год назад

    My fav boxer

  • @Thursdaynights
    @Thursdaynights Год назад +9

    Someone please make a compilation of Vlads laugh it's more contagious than Magic Johnsons

    • @gjergjjiim1615
      @gjergjjiim1615 Год назад

      He sounds like he’s laughing even when he’s not.

  • @dantheman8152
    @dantheman8152 11 месяцев назад

    Man i use to watch Holyfield fights as a kid. He was incredible.

  • @lamart3857
    @lamart3857 Год назад +12

    You know that white kid be in his local bar talking about how he used to put hands on holyfield the same way al bundy brag about those 4 touchdowns at polk high 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @retrolee
    @retrolee Год назад +1

    EH and Larry Holmes- neither were my favorite at the time but over the years, they've completely won me over for the heart and respect they've shown for their loved ones, and seemingly for everyone they ever fought- win or lose.

  • @TheGreatDarkShark
    @TheGreatDarkShark Год назад +4

    People that think Tyson could beat Holyfield don't understand the art of boxing. This man's nickname wasn't "The Real Deal" for nothing

    • @johncreedon7847
      @johncreedon7847 Год назад

      Holyfield himself said he beat Tyson when he was Beatable

    • @TheGreatDarkShark
      @TheGreatDarkShark Год назад

      @@johncreedon7847 I think Holyfield only says that because he's a guy with class. But in his heart he feels he would've beat Tyson at any point of his career.

    • @johncreedon7847
      @johncreedon7847 Год назад

      @c.j.ashley4244 in 85 /86 no way holyfield would he beaten him

  • @BryanOSheaComedy
    @BryanOSheaComedy Год назад +1

    Courage is when you walk forward in defiance of fear and cowardly self talk telling you to not even try and to quit.

  • @90sK1dFOr3v3r
    @90sK1dFOr3v3r Год назад +5

    Wasn't afraid of Tyson and more shouldn't. Tyson was overrated and a hypersensitive bully but grown males stay glazing him like he's a god or something when he's just a man. Shout out to Evander Holyfield, one of the greats

  • @DJAjamu
    @DJAjamu Год назад +1

    Why are all the casual boxing fans bringing up Tyson here. He knocked Mike Tyson’s ass out when they fought and the fight wasn’t even close. Also, Buster knocked out a 23 year old Tyson who was in his prime. Then Lewis literally beat Tyson down. Tyson never beat a great heavyweight who was still in their prime. That is a fact.

  • @ncadden
    @ncadden Год назад +4

    I give props to Vlad he knows how to research and interview people- bro takes his craft serious

  • @amnezia4692
    @amnezia4692 Год назад +1

    Prime Mike Tyson would've taken you to your tombstone

  • @davidblackwell6914
    @davidblackwell6914 Год назад +6

    Mike Tyson was on Prozac and lithium due to his outbursts so him and Lennox Lewis fought a tamed beast some may disagree but oh well.

    • @shynebayarea510
      @shynebayarea510 Год назад

      Who did tyson beat who was great or considered a hell of a boxer?

    • @davidblackwell6914
      @davidblackwell6914 Год назад

      @@shynebayarea510 how old are you asking a question like that? It's easy to find out all the careers he ended

    • @laroyneal8694
      @laroyneal8694 Год назад +1

      That is a Fact he was

    • @shynebayarea510
      @shynebayarea510 Год назад

      @davidblackwell6914 that's mean your answer is NOBODY. He beat 1 damn champion who came out a 3 year retirement Spinks. Tyson fought nobodies

    • @davidblackwell6914
      @davidblackwell6914 Год назад +1

      @@shynebayarea510 that's a false statement he fought plenty of other champions who had extensive boxing careers and were tough boxers in his prime it's way more than Spinks

  • @EclecticTV-iq1cz
    @EclecticTV-iq1cz Год назад

    reaaly inspiring , top class

  • @RedRedDaDon
    @RedRedDaDon Год назад +3

    Next part is the " You think I like these guys? "

  • @truthdupree9163
    @truthdupree9163 Год назад +2

    Mama said mama said the original water boy😂
    Mama always right ATL Finest

  • @-.6666.-
    @-.6666.- Год назад +15

    Teddy Atlas spoke on that with Holyfield.
    Said he was never intimidated by Tyson. Gave him a edge over him

    • @KtotheG
      @KtotheG Год назад +8

      If they would've fought in '89, Tyson would've crushed him... the Buster fight and the incarceration destroyed Tyson.

    • @lamart3857
      @lamart3857 Год назад

      We giving legendary fighters credit for not being intimidated? 😂😂😂

    • @The_M0st_High
      @The_M0st_High Год назад +1

      ​@KtotheG I Love Mike the Boxer. Evander probably Fought better Competition than Mike throughout their Respective Careers.

    • @petergreene9312
      @petergreene9312 Год назад +3

      @@KtotheG Tyson couldn't beat him. Get over it

    • @KtotheG
      @KtotheG Год назад

      @@The_M0st_High Holyfield held him and head butted him throughout both fights... that's why he bit his ear... he got tired of the headbutts.

  • @brianfreeman4499
    @brianfreeman4499 Год назад +1

    Styles makes fights, Evander was Tyson’s Kryptonite....Tyson could never have beaten him...Evander had a granite chin...

  • @unclesam1125
    @unclesam1125 Год назад +442

    I don't think you could have beat Mike if he didn't go to jail😢

    • @elliot2177
      @elliot2177 Год назад +27

      so true..

    • @KtotheG
      @KtotheG Год назад +120

      Exactly... both he and Lennox Lewis took much pride in defeating a weakened Tyson who was past his prime when they fought.

    • @elliot2177
      @elliot2177 Год назад +58

      @@tirellv4938 Ppl were ducking Tyson when he was in his prime.. Let's be honest, the outcome would be different had they fought Tyson in his prime

    • @SeanJ2A
      @SeanJ2A Год назад +133

      Holyfield was always a bad match-up style wise for Tyson. He was bigger, longer reach, taller, a boxer with good power.
      I think he beats any version of Tyson.

    • @kevinshell8392
      @kevinshell8392 Год назад +106

      Tyson fans will make any excuse they can come up with for him. So called Prime Tyson or not at no point in his career was he beating Holyfield or Lewis they were just better period. And that wasn’t prime Holyfield who knocked out Tyson either Holyfield was on the decline. Question to one of you Tyson fans, who did prime Tyson beat and they were also in their prime? Prime Tyson was knocked out by Buster Douglas

  • @Boxinggenius6
    @Boxinggenius6 Год назад +2

    Casual fans always swear nobody would beat a “prime” Tyson.. prime Tyson lost to buster douglas don’t give me that shit

    • @ghostfacegaming22
      @ghostfacegaming22 25 дней назад

      Was a fluke period wat did Tyson do after that loss?? Went on another tear he would of knocked holyfeild out

  • @destineetyson7756
    @destineetyson7756 Год назад +3

    I love you Mr evander holyfiled you are my favorite boxer of all time ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🥊🥊🥊❣️🥊❣️🥊❣️🥊🥊❣️🥊❣️🥊❣️🥊❣️🥊❣️🥊❣️🥊🥊❣️❣️🥊🥊❣️🥊❣️❣️🥊❣️🥊❣️

  • @WakeAndBakeWithUncleRay
    @WakeAndBakeWithUncleRay Год назад

    Salute And Respect 👑

  • @elliot2177
    @elliot2177 Год назад +5

    he wasnt scared until he got punched in his face..lol.

  • @t-virusterrance4734
    @t-virusterrance4734 Год назад +2

    Gotta respect this man here. Holyfield is one of the best to ever do it.
    TERRANCE OUT

  • @kimjongun2946
    @kimjongun2946 Год назад +3

    He had the best headbutts I've ever seen

  • @Verwoodtransportation
    @Verwoodtransportation Год назад

    My Moma, this and My Moma that. Cause my moma said and moma😅😅😅

  • @T.Heatas
    @T.Heatas Год назад +7

    One of the greatest his brother Kenneth Holyfield was my stepfather god rest his soul 🙏

  • @wrotedog
    @wrotedog Год назад

    That third glove is still in amazing shape 🥊 his Head.. lol😅😅

  • @brandonwhitner4104
    @brandonwhitner4104 Год назад +5

    The problem with holeyfield was that he was too much a mommas boy. It got him into a lot of trouble with women.

  • @BrandonGavin_EDC
    @BrandonGavin_EDC 10 месяцев назад

    Evander is the only boxer who fought a legit in shape Tyson who wasn’t beat before he got in the ring.

  • @Mike-ki8rm
    @Mike-ki8rm Год назад +7

    Tyson whoop his ass in that sparing only he mentioned was tyson KO ppl in sparring implying, he did not KO him but he got the best of him

    • @laroyneal8694
      @laroyneal8694 Год назад

      I’ve heard him say in past interviews officially that” they stopped it”

  • @IamAngeloMedia
    @IamAngeloMedia Год назад

    We gotta see this fight today

  • @deepthought2972
    @deepthought2972 Год назад

    Very powerful interview!!!

  • @357twilson
    @357twilson Год назад +6

    Late bloomer transition: Evander discovered steroids and human growth hormones. It made him multi time heavyweight world champion

  • @lisawilson4332
    @lisawilson4332 Год назад

    I saw him a club in Chicago, no security in a basic walking suit CHASING the women🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @MisterAmazing1979
    @MisterAmazing1979 Год назад +4

    I respect Lennox Lewis for saying he didn't fight a prime Mike Tyson but he had to beat him to establish his resume. He knew deep down a "prime" Iron Mike was a different breed. Evender Holyfied on the other hand talks like he beat a "prime" Iron Mike after beating James Buster Douglas. I just think it's not fair to pretend like the man didn't lose all those years behind bars.

  • @petergreen5337
    @petergreen5337 Год назад

    ❤a true champion warrior and sportsman. A pleasure to watch and listen to.

  • @JamesJones-tl4yy
    @JamesJones-tl4yy Год назад +7

    Mike and him are both pros. To discredited him for beating mike After he went to jail is bs. Its an excuse. What would Mike say.

  • @adenphilipwhite
    @adenphilipwhite Год назад

    U got your hair done for the holiday to be around me and never took it down

  • @daibm5392
    @daibm5392 Год назад +3

    A black mama's ass whooping ability was the motivation for this man's great boxing career 🤣🤣🤣

    • @TheTruthness2011
      @TheTruthness2011 Год назад

      Forcing and shaming her son to get his head bashed-in as a young boy?
      People as you - are completely lost.
      All boxers have various expressions of brain-damage. You just don't see it on television and not all boxers are overtly fucked like Muhammad Ali. It manifest in things like narcissism, infidelity, exclusion, greed, egomania, being unloving in-general and other delusional sickness.
      Not to mention the amount of boxers who, have been killed in and out of the ring
      🩵🌿

  • @J4sse
    @J4sse Год назад

    "And he beat me again" 🤣

  • @ncadden
    @ncadden Год назад +4

    And Mike always my goat 🐐

    • @90sK1dFOr3v3r
      @90sK1dFOr3v3r Год назад +1

      Not even top 15 let alone top 5 in his division

    • @shynebayarea510
      @shynebayarea510 Год назад

      Overrated never beat any greats

  • @cknorris3644
    @cknorris3644 Год назад

    Having heard him tell all the stories of being scared its hard to believe he wasn't scared of Mike with the aura he had around him at the time.

    • @periechontology
      @periechontology Год назад

      He wasn't afraid of PEOPLE, he was just sensitive to the seriousness of SITUATIONS. But like he said, he wasn't afraid of anyone. Well..except his Momma.

  • @BigMike_RTTV
    @BigMike_RTTV Год назад +6

    Let’s be real here… If they fought when Tyson loved boxing and had Kevin Rooney in his corner that would’ve been a totally different fight. Tyson after prison was too predictable and relied on one punch and intimidation. Before prison Tyson was far more disciplined, used combinations and had impeccable defense. After prison he became easier to hit and tired quicker because he didn’t train as intensely as he did before. Not saying that Holyfield would’ve 100% lost against that Tyson, but it would’ve been a far different fight.

    • @rafiqwashington9126
      @rafiqwashington9126 Год назад +3

      Stop the excuses. Name one great heavyweight in their prime that he beat with Rooney? Name another good fighter Rooney trained?

    • @BigMike_RTTV
      @BigMike_RTTV Год назад +3

      @@rafiqwashington9126What excuses? I’m simply stating the obvious… Anyone with a brain can clearly see that Mike was a different fighter post prison. 3 1/2 years would do that to anyone. Secondly, Mike beat those that were around at the time… Is that his fault that there were no Sonny Listons or Muhammad Ali around when he was fighting? You can try to discredit him all you want, but he is STILL the youngest HW champion in the history of the sport and became undisputed champion during his run. Not to mention the last great exciting HW the world has seen. And I don’t care what you say, the guys he lost to would NOT have beaten him that easily if he didn’t lose focus. The only person to beat Mike Tyson was Mike Tyson himself. So unless you could do better than he did you should keep your mouth closed. He’s STILL one of the greats no matter your opinion.

    • @mistermay7986
      @mistermay7986 Год назад +1

      Tyson lost to a washed up Holyfield. The man has a heart condition and was several years older than Mike. But Mike was passed his prime. Stop. Mike simply lost both fights

    • @BigMike_RTTV
      @BigMike_RTTV Год назад +2

      @@mistermay7986Thank you captain obvious… I never said he didn’t lose both fights. Lol I’m done… This conversation is pointless. Funny how people that never boxed on that level has so much to say about those that did.

    • @mistermay7986
      @mistermay7986 Год назад

      @@BigMike_RTTV . I actually box and MMA. I JUST DON'T AGREE WITH YOU

  • @raymondcoates3519
    @raymondcoates3519 Год назад

    Dam a lot of the legends like him when they talk they slur their speech obviously from the blows to the head great career at least he still has all his marbles salute to Real Deal

  • @gerryaime9472
    @gerryaime9472 Год назад +4

    That why boxers need to fight more like floyd. All them shots to the head will slow your ass down.

  • @andrewbradice8916
    @andrewbradice8916 Год назад

    Definitely an underrated Boxer, great guy as well

  • @justineebourgeois3420
    @justineebourgeois3420 Год назад +3

    Prime Tyson would’ve destroyed Holyfield. I also heard Holyfield was on steroids 🤷‍♀️.

  • @albertblandshaw7790
    @albertblandshaw7790 Год назад +1

    Holyfield literally chased Tyson for years to get a fight, Tyson himself said that Holyfield possessed the same killer mentality that he had and to not let the soft talk and smooth demeanor fool you

  • @lewisbolton7766
    @lewisbolton7766 Год назад

    EVEN THOUGH YOU’RE NERVOUS, YOU GOTTA GO IN THERE LIKE YOU’RE NOT

  • @frankpavan7865
    @frankpavan7865 Год назад +1

    Truly a great champion in any era !! Evander Holyfield

  • @fonkaveli
    @fonkaveli Год назад

    GOOON

  • @clydricgales8453
    @clydricgales8453 Год назад +1

    There is NO argument that could be made that says Tyson is better than Holyfield

  • @SDRsTube777
    @SDRsTube777 Год назад +2

    LEGEND

  • @chrismartinez8285
    @chrismartinez8285 Год назад

    Tyson and Holyfield are 1 of the best heavy weight rivalries of all time 2 🐐 🐐’s 🫡

  • @toddianuzzi9296
    @toddianuzzi9296 Год назад

    Good man