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  • MIKE TYSON Training 2022 - How Mike Tyson beat Tyrell Biggs
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    Mike Tyson demonstrates how he beat Tyrell Biggs in this boxing training video. This video show Mike Tyson training with UFC champ Henry Cejudo.
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  • @ukstd1
    @ukstd1 Рік тому +712

    I love how Mike says "You gotta be low the whole time - less of a target" but then crucially follows it up with "and you'll need to do exercises to achieve that" - he's making it clear it's do-able, if you train, if you practice - it isn't some intangible talent. He's a great guy for sharing his knowledge

    • @almcdonald8676
      @almcdonald8676 Рік тому +12

      After some struggles Iron Mike has found his calling passing on the wisdom of his mentor Cus plus his own insights as an elder statesman of the fistic arts. It’s great to behold. I don’t think there will ever be as accomplished a practitioner of the peekaboo style

    • @maniacmcgee5992
      @maniacmcgee5992 Рік тому +24

      In some of the old footage with Cus, you see Cus literally telling Mike, "You have to stay low. Your head didn't come up... but it was starting to. It’s got to be perfect.” lol Like, I could see your body thinking about doing it wrong. Fix that.

    • @leightonneilson8495
      @leightonneilson8495 Рік тому +5

      He’s a ufc fighter if he implements that in a ufc fight he going to eat a knee and break himself

    • @leightonneilson8495
      @leightonneilson8495 Рік тому +2

      He says him self that you become less of a target expert he’s a boxer gastulam would open him self into seat

    • @ram0666
      @ram0666 Рік тому +4

      Tyson has tons of talent that cant be duplicated by 99.9% of boxers no matter how much they train or do exactly what Mike did. Henry Cejudo will never resemble Mike Tyson as far as boxing or punching no matter what he does.

  • @saltedllama2759
    @saltedllama2759 Рік тому +341

    Anyone who has crossed into middle-age can tell you, it is INCREDIBLE how good of shape Mike Tyson's knees are in. He crouches and explodes without hesitation, wincing, or sluggishness. For a guy who spent years doing that movement over and over again, you would expect his joints to be worn out there, but he still seems fluid and springy.

    • @user-te6ru8kw3h
      @user-te6ru8kw3h Рік тому +41

      The good news is stem cell therapy is making springy elbows and knees an option for the rest of us. Still pretty expensive, though.

    • @bam-b-nodenaro1269
      @bam-b-nodenaro1269 Рік тому +2

      Flawless comment

    • @MrBrowser1881
      @MrBrowser1881 Рік тому +7

      i was thinking exactly the same at 38... what a difference in the last 4 years wow,, when I look at Mike im thinking "no excuses!"

    • @markfox7764
      @markfox7764 Рік тому +4

      I miss my knees ;-)

    • @shangerb988
      @shangerb988 Рік тому +2

      This comment spoke to me as a 40 year old still playing sports,still doing exercises, my knees aren't what they used to be; there's more hesitation while I play and definate whining when I walk up stairs lol. Mike Tyson is a legend.

  • @rmaiel5394
    @rmaiel5394 Рік тому +118

    Mike never showed any signs of intimidation when faced others over 6 inches taller. Truly a legend in the sport. What Cus taught him, he is now teaching the next generation. RESPECT !!!

    • @shillrickvanhussler767
      @shillrickvanhussler767 Рік тому +2

      Just don't let him around your women. 😐

    • @STEPHENBARRETT136
      @STEPHENBARRETT136 Рік тому +1

      Oh he did but not to them.

    • @acap4395
      @acap4395 Рік тому

      ​@@shillrickvanhussler767 desire Washington had false r*pe accusations of his ex boyfriend before meeting Mike Tyson in 1991.

  • @bigbrain3350
    @bigbrain3350 Рік тому +75

    Underated channel

    • @szymekg7615
      @szymekg7615 Рік тому +4

      Not by the guys who can truly appreciate their work.
      I reeducate myself using these clips a lot and am thankful for all these nuanced tips they give

    • @danielbrealey2924
      @danielbrealey2924 Рік тому +1

      100% agree bro! I stumbled across it about 12 - 18 months ago, it's had some REALLY good content during this time... 👌

    • @cionol
      @cionol Рік тому

      Good. Let it stay like this

    • @effu9375
      @effu9375 Рік тому

      Subscribed right now

    • @jojoadventure7186
      @jojoadventure7186 Рік тому

      Just because Tyson

  • @tonywal6792
    @tonywal6792 Рік тому +95

    Fuck he needs to train for real I would pay anything for that lesson ,
    Tyson The Conquer

  • @mluka17
    @mluka17 Рік тому +38

    Cejudo’s standup becoming reaaaal dangerous

  • @carzyscenctist
    @carzyscenctist Рік тому +39

    The tips from Mike gives him makes a whole lot difference in the power of those punches

  • @soupatos483
    @soupatos483 Рік тому +92

    I feel like Mike needs to teach more to keep cus's style alive. He's the personification of the peek a boo. He did it the best.

    • @ttakamiorama
      @ttakamiorama Рік тому +2

      Agreed, in a way he is kind of like Cus, but appropriately a little more wild. Even with the psychedelics he is exploring the deep realms of the mind like Cus would talk about (I doubt though Cus would encourage tripping) and yeah, the fact that when he teaches its like 50% clean crisp technique and 50% about the importance of mentality. He's old school Cus to the core and its really cool to see Iron Mike's interpretation of it.

  • @lorenzogomez8686
    @lorenzogomez8686 Рік тому +37

    Great to Cejudo so humble and learning from a combat sports legend, can’t wait to see him back if he chooses to fight again. These Cejudo-tyson videos are Gold

  • @JG-cj4db
    @JG-cj4db Рік тому +41

    Imagine being trained by Mike. Definitely would give all my time and effort for as long as possible. Awesome

    • @kazimierznowak6985
      @kazimierznowak6985 Рік тому +3

      Not only Mike, but also by the chute boxe legendary master Rafael Cordeiro

    • @shillrickvanhussler767
      @shillrickvanhussler767 Рік тому

      It would be almost as good as hand picked UA-cam tutorials.

    • @bartondean4260
      @bartondean4260 Рік тому

      It would be amazing. I would love to spar him, let him beat the hell out of me.

  • @PastorFunK
    @PastorFunK Рік тому +70

    I love how much FUN the Champ still has when he’s teaching his technique. No one can stay low like that! Dope content!!

    • @franksmith541
      @franksmith541 Рік тому

      Like when he went "low" after a big hit from Lewis and got a count?

  • @rvatto7144
    @rvatto7144 Рік тому +1

    Unreal coaching in such a short video . Love this

  • @TheRealist2024
    @TheRealist2024 Рік тому +2

    Mike has so much to give, staying low makes so much sense I've already learnt in this short video.

  • @claytonbigbsy3880
    @claytonbigbsy3880 Рік тому +15

    Who would have thought Mike Tyson working with mma guys!! Brilliant!

  • @enigma7791
    @enigma7791 Рік тому +58

    I watched Mike live back in the day and his agility to get low and then spring upwards was never seen before or since. I saw him literally go down into a full crouch on his heels at one point and then explode upwards. He was a genius in the ring.

    • @shillrickvanhussler767
      @shillrickvanhussler767 Рік тому

      Considering that the average IQ is for an experienced pro heavy weight boxer is probably about 65, you might be right.

    • @franksmith541
      @franksmith541 Рік тому

      Like when he went into a "full crouch" after a big hit from Lewis and got a count?

    • @gamedog6704
      @gamedog6704 Рік тому +7

      @@franksmith541 you are being a hater, you know deep inside that when Mike was in his prime he was unstoppable. People keep mentioning about his losses, why don't you mention about Ali's losses? Mental health is extremely important to have a good mood and concentrate, he lost that when Kevin Rooney was fired from Tyson team. He stoped training, drink a lot and drugs. He was not in his prime anymore, the last prime fight was with Spinks, after that everything went from bad to worse ! I wanna see you achieve what he achieved in his life then you can talk like this. I don't like Lewis at all, but i cannot deny...he was an excelent boxer. Being a fan of a guy and trying to put down another just because, it's stupid and childish.

    • @franksmith541
      @franksmith541 Рік тому

      @@gamedog6704 His style was just too demanding, but he needed it to be effective as a heavyweight at his height. He talked about all the exercises he had to do for the peek-a-boo/crouch low style to be effective. It was just too difficult to maintain such a style into one's late 20's and early 30's. That's the reason he started to lose more, not because he switched trainers; he had already learned everything Rooney could teach him. So he switched to a strike first technique, trying to knock the guy out with one big punch. That left him open to counterattack. Yes, he was a beast early in his career when he was young and full of energy. But that's not enough to define a champion. It's how they do against top fighters of their generation. Tyson showed that against top adversary like Holyfield and Lewis he wasn't good enough.
      Fighters like Lewis and Foreman were real heavyweights in size and height and had a more effortless style that was effective into their 30's and 40's (Foreman). That's why they were bigger champions than Tyson. The latter was a great boxer, but not a top-10 heavyweight. Had he lost some weight and fought in the cruiser or light heavyweight division, he would have been top 5 easily.

    • @R8erRay510
      @R8erRay510 Рік тому +1

      @@gamedog6704 agreed hate when people try to diminish Tyson I'm a firm believer that no fighter actually beat Tyson, life itself beat Tyson imagine if Cus was 10yrs younger & was in his corner his whole career

  • @topfeedcoco
    @topfeedcoco Рік тому +5

    I'm so glad he's having a 2nd (8th-25th) act, sharing these great techniques and subtile aspects of this science like no one else can. He's at once sharing his own library and that of D'Amato and of all the techniques the two men gleaned from the thousands of fight hours they studied as well. Cus would be proud.

  • @diegomayfield4751
    @diegomayfield4751 Рік тому +13

    That's why he did hundreds of body weight squats almost everyday so he could have the leg strength to stay low .

  • @cybardsands1362
    @cybardsands1362 Рік тому

    Man I look up to Mike so much. Really cool dude.

  • @szymekg7615
    @szymekg7615 Рік тому +30

    Love your technique breakdowns and all the knowledge,wisdoms and good vibez u guys.
    God bless you good men

  • @la5081
    @la5081 Рік тому +1

    This peekaboo style (staying low) with that wrestling background....INSANE!!!

  • @sword-and-shield
    @sword-and-shield Рік тому

    It ain't just the combos, you gotta have the power Mike brought that stunned them for those follow ups to work. Nice to see him training others tho....thx for the vid.

  • @naftaligoldschein2005
    @naftaligoldschein2005 Рік тому +18

    Love the setup of these videos. We’re basically watching Henry learn Tyson’s style of boxing in real time. Get to really learn the breakdown and basics

  • @dnyce8224
    @dnyce8224 Рік тому

    Respect to Cujedo for bringing home the Gold!!! Nice videos!!!

  • @serekithegreat
    @serekithegreat Рік тому +2

    Holy sh*****!!! Iron Mike is just off the chain when it comes to boxing. Mad respect always! 🥊👊🏾🤙🏾😎✌🏾

  • @671oneblood
    @671oneblood Рік тому +1

    Those last 2 were it 💯

  • @b.nash.7778
    @b.nash.7778 Рік тому +6

    Curious to see how Henry will apply his training with Tyson when he returns to mma.

  • @dankohler2896
    @dankohler2896 Рік тому +2

    My takeaway is that Mike is a great teacher.....The Us Olympics are missing this man

  • @redsnflr
    @redsnflr Рік тому +14

    Tyson prob enjoys working with smaller fighters, who tend to be the most technical.

    • @ram0666
      @ram0666 Рік тому +2

      UFC fighters are not even close to being technical boxers.

  • @fewhavestrength
    @fewhavestrength Рік тому +1

    wonderful, it would be nice to see Cejudo come back and win the title again.

  • @wojciechpiotrowski6431
    @wojciechpiotrowski6431 7 місяців тому +2

    Legend Mike ;)

  • @bukewalker8905
    @bukewalker8905 Рік тому

    A Master teaching an apprentice is a thing of Beauty. Please take these teachings and better your craft. Carry on Legacy. ❤️

  • @JuanVanSteyvoort
    @JuanVanSteyvoort Рік тому

    Forever Tyson..........................
    🙂
    From Brussels, with Love...

  • @carolhoffman361
    @carolhoffman361 Рік тому

    really great seeing MIKE slip and roll on old knees...I do 108 ASIAN SQUATS DAILY... some knee issues but as I study PEEK-A-BOO STYLE i need to dip-crouch-slip to be more like MIKE...excellent close and personal of MIKE

  • @CalMob4
    @CalMob4 Рік тому +6

    I love Mike. He got me away from thinking the taller guy has a height advantage.

    • @shillrickvanhussler767
      @shillrickvanhussler767 Рік тому +1

      The big/tall think they have the advantage until you pull out your pistol and put a few holes in them.

  • @ccatalin92
    @ccatalin92 Рік тому

    Mike,the best.

  • @monroesampson5271
    @monroesampson5271 Місяць тому +1

    All that wealth of knowledge... Amazing

  • @DABA2024
    @DABA2024 Рік тому +1

    Nice, Henry!

  • @franzatravel
    @franzatravel Рік тому

    mike

  • @MackTrainingAcademy
    @MackTrainingAcademy Рік тому +1

    The way he moves now is so impressive. I love that square stance he uses. Outside of “normal” boxing stances. Loads all that knock out power for the hooks!

    • @nogglebeak
      @nogglebeak 10 місяців тому

      he still moves better than the younger dude.

  • @NaturesWonderwow
    @NaturesWonderwow 11 місяців тому

    I love how Mike says

  • @CommandoMaster
    @CommandoMaster Рік тому +2

    That some good power.

  • @Mario-ot9ec
    @Mario-ot9ec 7 місяців тому +2

    „Boom…, peaow“ ~Mike Tyson

  • @killuminatii1
    @killuminatii1 Рік тому +3

    Mike is a living history book. The technique he shows is a authentic piece of Cus's learnings. Very rare.

    • @shillrickvanhussler767
      @shillrickvanhussler767 Рік тому

      Lol. Yeah if history books only had like 15 pages and most of them were pictures.

    • @iceblue7118
      @iceblue7118 5 місяців тому

      @@shillrickvanhussler767 most people dont understand the brilliance behind this style. Most people say tyson was just a brawler. Couldnt be more further from the truth.

  • @kamilpropagandashow2608
    @kamilpropagandashow2608 Рік тому

    Mr.Mike...my Man

  • @NJD-tp2uf
    @NJD-tp2uf Рік тому

    Gold!

  • @alantoler8266
    @alantoler8266 Рік тому

    This is Great ...peace to Iron Mike...

  • @sirarthurthe3rdofthecommon914

    Mike still got da moves 🥊👑

  • @serega4087
    @serega4087 Рік тому

    Tyson is amazing human

  • @ishmaelhope2516
    @ishmaelhope2516 Рік тому +8

    Mike's got the swiveling torso. Defense and offense at the same time. All his punches are slips at the same time, in the same fluid movement. You've got to train brilliantly and very hard for that. That's not just genetics. That's forging your body like a master metallurgist. Your torso is like a pipe, as Teddy Atlas says. So few in boxing history have that. It's how Tyson was able to jab his way inside against bigger opponents, getting to those hook and upper cut combos.

    • @Boxtruckin
      @Boxtruckin Рік тому

      A simple closing of his stance to a more squared position like tyson and everything will look a 100% better cause he has the natural talent.

    • @ishmaelhope2516
      @ishmaelhope2516 Рік тому +2

      @@Boxtruckin I'd say with a torso that can move flexibly. Mike has better head movement because he trained the torso, over and over again. Most move by ducking with their legs and crouching their back. You've got to move your torso sideways like Mike always does. That's a slip.

    • @Boxtruckin
      @Boxtruckin Рік тому +1

      @@ishmaelhope2516 im not disagreeing with you. Im saying none of the other nuances will work from the positioning of his stance. Im 5’10” 212lbs with abs and short limbs. I do peekaboo training everyday and stance is the foundation since it all drives through the legs. My quads are my most cut up body part.

    • @ishmaelhope2516
      @ishmaelhope2516 Рік тому

      @@Boxtruckin Cool. All best to you and your training.

    • @luvbig41
      @luvbig41 Рік тому +1

      Exactly!!! That's training.

  • @ricosuave8123
    @ricosuave8123 Рік тому

    What a great experience and privilege that would be learning from Iron Mike.

  • @mrrich0974
    @mrrich0974 Рік тому

    Tyson the 🐐💯

  • @darthonly5664
    @darthonly5664 Рік тому

    His take on Dempsey's roll really legendary.

  • @charkyicenhour587
    @charkyicenhour587 Рік тому

    My Fave!! The Teeter Totter.. Henry to grow upon.. And got to adjust his stance.. Not closed off inside. Whete only a jab. .
    Watch ur back foot. New different adjustments..
    Square off....

  • @97warlock
    @97warlock Рік тому

    Id love to see him slim down just a bit, hes still one hell of a fighter & a good person & smart. jmo

  • @melloreacts4327
    @melloreacts4327 Рік тому

    He gettin the best training in the world rn

  • @LIONTAMER3D
    @LIONTAMER3D Рік тому

    henry got the opportunity of a life time

  • @professormoriarty6875
    @professormoriarty6875 Рік тому

    You can't ask for a better teacher than Mike if you want to learn boxiing.

  • @THEleatherface24
    @THEleatherface24 Рік тому

    Mike watching the training like a hungry lion

  • @kartiersupremewhite330
    @kartiersupremewhite330 Рік тому

    The fight Game is really a Art!

  • @catch2080
    @catch2080 Рік тому +8

    I feel Henry is hesitant to go low because he knows thats where knee central is.

    • @filletz
      @filletz Рік тому +1

      yep gotta keep those elbows tight or you are eating knees.

    • @kaylabradshaw5972
      @kaylabradshaw5972 Рік тому

      Well you know he still has to fashion that into an MMA set up , it's totally different from just boxing..

  • @wallacegarrett668
    @wallacegarrett668 7 місяців тому +2

    My God, he's so fast. 👍👌 Damn! 😮

  • @E46m706
    @E46m706 Рік тому

    Mike the king of kings

  • @Laggafitnessinausantara
    @Laggafitnessinausantara Рік тому

    Nice... 👍👍👍

  • @justicepower1255
    @justicepower1255 Рік тому +1

    Uncle Mike please train me. You're my mentor and i love you so much. 🤛🏾🤜🏾

  • @Ragnagord
    @Ragnagord Рік тому

    God damn I love Mike Tyson

  • @dankohler2896
    @dankohler2896 Рік тому

    Also mike is the man

  • @Tom_Framnes
    @Tom_Framnes Рік тому +5

    In my utmost humble opinion.
    “ Nothing more rewarding than getting ones thesis validated by those who exceeds oneself in excellence”
    A true honor, and my utmost sincere appreciations for enabling all of us this gift to observe, and learn from such peers as yourselves.
    Sincere regards.
    Fellow Martial Artist.
    Tom Framnes.
    Norway.

    • @shillrickvanhussler767
      @shillrickvanhussler767 Рік тому

      Don't let Norway turn into America. Trust me. The TV is a LIAR. Multiculturalism is a CANCER on the soul of humanity.

  • @braulionunez5942
    @braulionunez5942 Рік тому

    MIKE is the GOAT and he will make a fucking good trainer.

  • @walzhar21
    @walzhar21 Рік тому +5

    Envelhecer com sabedoria Mike tyson, passando seus conhecimentos à quem precisa se aperfeicoar cada vez mais, a cada vitória do seu aprendiz vc tbm é vitorioso.

  • @diannugroho813
    @diannugroho813 Рік тому

    Henry cejudo my hero

  • @user-te6ru8kw3h
    @user-te6ru8kw3h Рік тому

    I WANNA WATCH PRIME TYSON HIGHLIGHTS WITH MIKE!! 💥

  • @infomatrix7394
    @infomatrix7394 Рік тому

    “He was cryin’ in there.”

  • @heiariiburori137
    @heiariiburori137 Рік тому

    Tyson the God of Boxing

  • @crazyjose111
    @crazyjose111 Рік тому

    BROOO Mike Tyson got low like Lil Jon !! That other guys smaller than him and didnt get that low. Mike T is a BEAST.

  • @rebelpumpfitness4904
    @rebelpumpfitness4904 Рік тому +2

    This guy is either in his late twenties or early thirties and Mike is in his mid-50s and still moves exceptionally well and way better than those half his age and younger!
    Some people are taught and others are taught in the fashion of breeding there's a BIG DIFFERENCE ,Hints every time he tries to mimic tyson-style he's way off and clearly needs a lot of practicing in order to capture even an atom of his exceptional skills!
    Tyson AKA Warlord!👊🏾👊🏾

  • @jriv75
    @jriv75 Рік тому

    Cejudo is gonna be scary dangerous when he comes back. CCCC.

  • @williamewing5509
    @williamewing5509 Рік тому +1

    I have got a movie DVD of
    Mike Tyson as a guest appearance
    with Paul Hogan in
    Crocodile Dundee In Los Angeles
    I am dedicating this movie DVD to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxx

  • @rjpingol2198
    @rjpingol2198 Рік тому

    damn i hope mike will be a boxing coach dont let the style of cuz d amato be forgotten

  • @marctoleds6259
    @marctoleds6259 Рік тому +2

    Why the fck this guy doesnt laids the cellphone in full screen position instead of keeping it standing up on a small screen setting?

  • @superman6968
    @superman6968 Рік тому +5

    It's all about the discipline and the mentality. Anybody who has ever been in a fight tend to what to make EVER shot a head shot....hence the reason why we can't go low and stay low. However, if we begin to think about the opponent anatomy as one functioning unit and going after the abdomen and the chest, then we'll see the reaction of the opponent is to protect the body thus leaving the head not as guarded. Only when firing a gun is being at a higher position than your opponent is better. In fighting and some sports (particularly football), the lowest person has the advantage.

  • @callmesupreme1533
    @callmesupreme1533 Рік тому

    🥊🥊‼️‼️

  • @SoundScientist1
    @SoundScientist1 Рік тому +6

    Watching Iron Mike coaching these sessions really highlights the fact that taller opponents really do NOT always have "the advantage." Getting low & knowing where & how to strike from a low position has its benefits as well.

    • @shillrickvanhussler767
      @shillrickvanhussler767 Рік тому +1

      Plus it's easier to pull your pistol and pump a couple of hollow points into the towering target.

    • @SoundScientist1
      @SoundScientist1 Рік тому +1

      @@shillrickvanhussler767. Well...
      There's THAT too...

  • @ritaj.9880
    @ritaj.9880 Рік тому

    After watching a few of these videos, I realized that no one has the fortitude and hardcore dedication to his craft and skills to become the beast like Iron Mike 💪Tyson. This man made no excuse. Probably lived in the gym 24/7.

    • @shillrickvanhussler767
      @shillrickvanhussler767 Рік тому

      Lmao. You've obviously never seen a pro mma camp. Fedor Emelianenko's training camp almost killed a few people.

  • @djaceboogie_nyc
    @djaceboogie_nyc Рік тому

    Where can I get the whole video?

  • @TreyYork1
    @TreyYork1 Рік тому +3

    Mike Tyson fought in a paradigm that didn't allow knees, kicks, or honest grappling. Making oneself smaller like that is good for boxing, and often bad for mma. Remain critical, even in the presence of greatness

    • @dagnabbitwabbit
      @dagnabbitwabbit Рік тому +3

      Because he's a boxer you donut

    • @TreyYork1
      @TreyYork1 Рік тому +2

      @@dagnabbitwabbit Great. I'm over here trying to drop wait and now all I want is a donut lol

    • @ace11235
      @ace11235 Рік тому +1

      @@TreyYork1 Nice comeback.

    • @charlesbaldwin1894
      @charlesbaldwin1894 Рік тому

      knees? kicks? grappling? vs Tyson with MMA gloves? He would kill someone.

    • @TreyYork1
      @TreyYork1 Рік тому

      @@charlesbaldwin1894 If he was fighting Henry Cejudo or another 135er sure, but we'd be looking at heavyweights...
      Do you think he'd kill Nganno, Miococ? He could starch them, but vice versa. If it was mma, he'd probably drop to light heavyweight though, is he going to kill Anthony Smith, Teixeira , Blachowicz, or even the bottom of the pile?
      He had such a stocky build, he would have been a hell of a mma fighter if he had the right coaching

  • @LoftyProduction
    @LoftyProduction Рік тому

    why has nobody replicated this style of boxing since? cus clearly produced insane fighters...

  • @hugoalexandercasco6980
    @hugoalexandercasco6980 Рік тому

    Para mí será siempre el boxeador más completo viva taison

  • @user-jr7fz9we7i
    @user-jr7fz9we7i 9 місяців тому +1

    I saw Ceju-ball with tremendous weight -cutting skill

  • @omarall241
    @omarall241 Рік тому +1

    I love you Mike Tyson you the best you the lion 🦁🦁🦁❤❤❤❤😘😘😘😍😍😍

  • @ilmediosu
    @ilmediosu Рік тому

    does he mention the multiple elbows hitting to knock biggs out?

  • @Ecclesiastes11718
    @Ecclesiastes11718 Рік тому +2

    Mike was not the best just because he hit hard and was fast,he was the best because his defence was IMMACULATE.His whole style is based on defence and THEN having the best damn hook in boxing history

    • @deponca3143
      @deponca3143 Рік тому

      And the best biting off 👂 also

    • @Ecclesiastes11718
      @Ecclesiastes11718 Рік тому

      @@deponca3143 every genius has a weakness or mistake,what's your point?

    • @deponca3143
      @deponca3143 Рік тому

      @@Ecclesiastes11718 That wasn't a mistake trying to bite someone 👂 off because you loosing Now what's your point ?

  • @andheardstudios8089
    @andheardstudios8089 Рік тому

    The fucking king

  • @catherineevangelista2425
    @catherineevangelista2425 Рік тому

    Esta muito bem oh Mike Tyson está em forma ninguém esquece o bokis

  • @joytrucker5709
    @joytrucker5709 Рік тому

    Man that guy is so lucky he gets to be trained by Mike Tyson.

  • @fggttgffdfh6478
    @fggttgffdfh6478 Рік тому

    Mike tyson cool 👍😎👍😎😎👍 boxing

  • @thinkbeforyouvote
    @thinkbeforyouvote Рік тому +2

    I am exactly his age and was a 4 non contact sport star. I have never been hit like this man has repeatedly through his life and I consider myself in very good shape for my age but what the actual fuck is going on here. Mike is so sharp still. Those knees. That footwork. Pisses me off :) I stumble in and out of bed. Good taking care of himself and probably some good genetics to have your legs this sharp at this age.

  • @ogbekarlos
    @ogbekarlos 9 місяців тому +1

    thats peek a boo prime.

  • @user-jq6uo5bp9q
    @user-jq6uo5bp9q 2 місяці тому +1

    I can feel the power behind my blows bro
    Woo

  • @JeremyNoblitt
    @JeremyNoblitt Рік тому

    Mike Tyson teaches Little Mac. Amazing.

  • @dusthue
    @dusthue Рік тому

    All of those cameramen are listening. Getting paid to listen to Tyson.😁👌