Mike Tyson's Best Knockouts, Boxing HD Reaction Video - HE WAS AN ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING MACHINE!

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  • @TheMishka11
    @TheMishka11 Рік тому +179

    As Tyson once said, everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.

    • @ingobordewick6480
      @ingobordewick6480 Рік тому +3

      @@LutheranTruckin Nice hit Eric. 😉

    • @UnGranSaurio
      @UnGranSaurio Рік тому +5

      Maybe he said: everyone hazz a plan until they get punched in the fazze

    • @YallNotWhite_YourPINK
      @YallNotWhite_YourPINK 11 місяців тому +6

      ​@@LutheranTruckinit's also where he lost part of his ear 😂

    • @DelarueVisuals
      @DelarueVisuals 9 місяців тому +1

      @@YallNotWhite_YourPINK and I’m pretty sure he wasn’t planning on that happening either lol

    • @artemis7642
      @artemis7642 8 місяців тому

      Unless it's Mike Tyson hitting someone, no chance to make a plan... You're straight away going to sleep

  • @lh8956
    @lh8956 Рік тому +66

    Tyson is a hero for all guys in the average height range. He’s under 6’ and knocking out tons of 6’5” giants. Damn HERO!!!

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому +8

      Tyson isnt even average height for a HW, he's very short. Which is why the peekaboo style worked so well for him (while he still used it)

    • @Wulfstan1938
      @Wulfstan1938 7 місяців тому +1

      @@dalehammers4425 Average height for the United states he's 5'10

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 7 місяців тому

      @@Wulfstan1938 Yeah, sadly for you I clearly stated for a HW (Heavyweight) not an average American.

    • @Wulfstan1938
      @Wulfstan1938 7 місяців тому +1

      @@dalehammers4425 ..... I know but the original comment was talking about average height man.... I understand what you're saying...

    • @stevesimons730
      @stevesimons730 5 місяців тому +2

      Y’all better kith and make up

  • @jatari7871
    @jatari7871 11 місяців тому +5

    onslaught. perfect word. unparralleled ferocity. super humble and calm now. LONG LIVE MIKE TYSON.

  • @danhunt1830
    @danhunt1830 8 місяців тому +18

    Tyson changed boxing forever. I remember boxing being pretty boring when I was a kid. There would be a good 3 rounds of two guys just kind of feeling each other out. Then along came Tyson. As soon as the bell rang, he was IMMEDIATELY throwing knockout punches.

    • @dedcowbowee
      @dedcowbowee 2 місяці тому +1

      Nice! I experienced the Ali era the same way, Tyson brought me back to heavyweight boxing. In between I watched Sugar Ray Leonard, Marvin Hagler, Duran, etc.

  • @ronaldholmes8525
    @ronaldholmes8525 Рік тому +10

    I'll never forget the time that my brother ordered pay-per-view for a Tyson fight. He invited some friends and family over to watch the fight and we all got ready to see what we thought was going to be a really good fight. The fight ended in less than a minute into the first round when Tyson knocked the guy out cold ...My brother was so mad because the fight ended so quickly and he was out about 20 bucks for the pay-per-view.. We all laughed , of course, but my brother , not so much.

  • @mikeconway9849
    @mikeconway9849 Рік тому +13

    I watched a lot of boxing back when it was broadcast on the major networks. There were lots of fantastic fighters then, but Tyson was a BEAST!

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому +2

      Nobody was ever upset to pay for pay-per-view and Tysons fight would end in 30 seconds lol, it was worth it just to watch the destruction that meant.

  • @eyxom
    @eyxom 11 місяців тому +9

    It's wild to watch Tyson in slow motion, still throwing faster than most people at full speed. Terrifying power.

  • @craggles7538
    @craggles7538 Рік тому +25

    Prime Tyson before all BS in his life was as good as it gets thanks guy love to content keep it up 👍🏻

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому +7

      Cus created the ultimate fighter, hands down. And Don King ruined it.

    • @craggles7538
      @craggles7538 8 місяців тому

      @@dalehammers4425definitely bro

  • @JimmyRJump
    @JimmyRJump Рік тому +32

    What I like the most about Mike Tyson is how he went from being this devouring beast to an almost Chinese philosopher. Which shows how he got indoctrinated from a young age by trainers to become a fighting machine and he got misunderstood for the best part of his life thanks to that. Tyson is much smarter and much more Zen than anyone could have thought.

    • @miketaylor1824
      @miketaylor1824 Рік тому

      Prolly after the rape he gained knowledge

    • @davideubanks5825
      @davideubanks5825 Рік тому +7

      Kind of he found boxing to escape the rough streets of New York he was on the right path till Gus died when gus died he turned into a animal

    • @davideubanks5825
      @davideubanks5825 Рік тому +1

      I agree with you tho

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому +4

      Had Cus not died when he did, history would speak very very differently about Mike Tyson. Its a shame we never got to see him at his best, because Don King and Robin destroyed him.

    • @mackinshizzaveli4202
      @mackinshizzaveli4202 11 місяців тому +4

      Mike was always brilliant but people only saw him as the baddest man on the planet. Go watch his old interviews, even going through all his craziness and how intense he was he was a deep and intelligent guy. He’s older and more relaxed now so he expresses and controls himself better.

  • @kmzoilus2486
    @kmzoilus2486 11 місяців тому +6

    I've said it many many times... I would put Tyson 1985-1990 against ANYBODY in their prime! He's the best period! most exciting explosive pure destruction! fighter! With insane speed and power. There was never anyone like him before or after!

  • @peteK70
    @peteK70 Рік тому +29

    The most terrifying man on the planet in his prime 🤘🤘

  • @donnastupka7507
    @donnastupka7507 Рік тому +6

    Mike was brutal! Love watching these old tapes. Great reaction! 🥊🥊❤🥊🥊

  • @DewayneGore
    @DewayneGore Рік тому +15

    One thing that is lost on folks is that Iron Mike was only 5'10" tall. He was short for a heavyweight, but he fought like a raging bull.

  • @sudeepkummarakunta8494
    @sudeepkummarakunta8494 Рік тому +4

    Someone once said we can see how hard someone hits but they could hear the punch of tyson # Godson❤

  • @Tijuanabill
    @Tijuanabill Рік тому +5

    These clips don't show it but Tyson was uniquely compassionate to guys he knocked out. He was always there checking on their safety afterwards.

  • @MrImOnDat
    @MrImOnDat 11 місяців тому +2

    Hate to break it to y'all: 2023 training videos of 57 yr old Mike Tyson NOW STILL has his explosiveness, power & precision. His can compete NOW in heavyweight if he wants ( which is mind-blowing frfr) he would just have to end the fight in 4 rounds b4 he gets too tired.

  • @robinreiley1828
    @robinreiley1828 5 місяців тому +2

    My friend John, saw Mike fight one of his last Amateur Fights in Albany NY, when Mike was about 17 years old. The next day, John told me "I just watched the Next Heavy Weight Champion of the World!" It was obvious even then, that Cus DiMato had found his next Champion! If Cus had lived another 5 years, he would have been able to teach Mike how to Handle being the Champ, just like he did with Floyd Patterson. Floyd would come to the Boys Club in Catskill and freely give his time to us boys. Nicest Man in the World , a Class Act! Mike just missed the Last Important Lessons and had to figure them out the Hard Way....

  • @moonbeam2062
    @moonbeam2062 Рік тому +10

    In addition to his speed and power have you noticed that his opponents are all usually taller than he is so, his short but compact size also gives him the advantage of sneaking in those fast upper cut punches from below even if they have a longer each advantage. He gets in close and hammers them from down inside and up

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому +3

      Tyson's size is exactly why Cus had him master the peekaboo style of boxing, it matched him perfectly, and when he stuck to that he was utterly unstoppable. He went away from that and just went raw power after Don King ran off the last of his trainers from Cus's days.

  • @krw73
    @krw73 Рік тому +5

    Tyson knocked Frazier out and still hit him five more times before he even fell.

  • @darkpath180
    @darkpath180 Рік тому +4

    funny you should say Tyson had "cat like skills" because his legendary trainer Cus D'Amato trained Tyson in his gym in "Catskill" NY. Cus later became Mike's legal guardian.

  • @tehbankiat2596
    @tehbankiat2596 11 місяців тому

    Mick is a legend, he my all time boxing hero

  • @SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman
    @SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman Рік тому +2

    He was my generations greatest & the youngest champion, he was a complete beast! Marijuana & pigeons have really settled Mike down, I watch his podcast all the time ✌💖☮

  • @dalegleneagles5072
    @dalegleneagles5072 Рік тому +1

    And there's always the Mike Tyson Mysteries to watch next. Brutally hilarious.

  • @davidfortuin4146
    @davidfortuin4146 Рік тому +2

    Prime Mike was a raging behemoth! He ran rampant all over the HW division. When Cus D'Amato passed on Mike self destructed.

  • @tim.kaiser_aka_timmaay
    @tim.kaiser_aka_timmaay 11 місяців тому +11

    The best of Mike Tyson (as a boxer) unfortunately wasn't shown in this video. He was an amazing, powerful boxer....but as soon as the bell rang, he was the first one there to check on his opponent and hope that they were OK. Mike has a big heart in such a brutal sport.

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому +6

      People listen to Mike and his speech impediment and think he's stupid, when he's actually quite intelligent. He was an absolute student and scholar of the sport. He knew every boxer before him, could tell you every move they made in every fight, and he RESPECTED them. Unlike most today. His power was actually secondary to his speed and accuracy. But his boxing IQ is one of the best of all time. Then Don King got him hooked on drugs and destroyed everything Cus built.

    • @NotSoTypikal
      @NotSoTypikal 10 місяців тому +2

      @@dalehammers4425ALL MF FACTS!!!! 👌

  • @zomhby
    @zomhby Рік тому +3

    It's an honor to be hit by Tyson !

  • @valeriewilliams8176
    @valeriewilliams8176 Рік тому +6

    I loved Tyson, he had so much power. Back in the day, I knew I could watch one of his fights and still make it to the club by 11 or 12. 😅

  • @K31011
    @K31011 Рік тому +5

    Listened to Tyson's biography its amazing he survived his life. Its long at 18 hours but a riveting tale from one extreme to the other. Mikes a good guy not the animal he's often made out to be .
    Mike in his prime 18-20 was untouchable , easily the most famous athlete on the planet and the internet didnt exist.

  • @HRConsultant_Jeff
    @HRConsultant_Jeff Рік тому +1

    I agree with you, Mike is smart and he likes to read from what I understand. I would love to sit and just talk with him about the world and life (no boxing). I think it would be very interesting.

  • @NotSoTypikal
    @NotSoTypikal 10 місяців тому

    Mike is just fascinating to watch!!!!

  • @keetahbrough
    @keetahbrough 2 місяці тому

    mikes brilliance. When he's up against a tall fighter, he's using his size to his advantage while using his opponents advantages against them. mike would keep low, bobbing and weaving; drawing them down. He would EXPLODE upwards with an uppercut, that if it didn't end the fight there.. it was the beginning of the end lol

  • @tattoodude8946
    @tattoodude8946 Місяць тому

    His left hook and right uppercut - Tyson was like no other before or since.

  • @420_momentum
    @420_momentum Рік тому +1

    Mike Tyson has his own Podcast yall should react too it. The guy is very wise and intillegent

  • @brianallie3572
    @brianallie3572 Рік тому

    I love y'all's channel! You guys are fantastic

  • @lankyeric
    @lankyeric 7 місяців тому +1

    something i dont think yall noticed about the Lou Savarese shot. He was unconscious standing up, then mike hit him again while he was standing and woke him up. The Ref seen it, and that is why he called the fight.

  • @jeffjones6221
    @jeffjones6221 10 місяців тому

    I watched every Tyson fight that was televised... phenomenal

  • @TheMocholoco
    @TheMocholoco 11 місяців тому +1

    On tv there was a USA celebration showcasing a boxier, one round exhibition. The young boxer had blazing hand speed and I thought that he is one fast middleweight. After the round the announcer stated "There is young heavyweight prospect Micheal Gerard Tyson" - I thought that a heavyweight with that hand speed=scary

  • @Frithials
    @Frithials Рік тому

    Love the video

  • @WillCashem
    @WillCashem 2 місяці тому

    I remember when Life magazine put Iron Mike on their cover in his boxing shorts. You could just see by the look in his eyes and his solid build he was not someone to trifle with. It was an awesome picture.

  • @correctlyrics
    @correctlyrics Рік тому

    Johnny Carson (old talk show host) had a joke about Tyson.
    "I recorded the match on VHS. The cassette had 8 seconds of leader tape. I missed the whole fight!"

  • @paulr.3220
    @paulr.3220 Рік тому +1

    Every head shot from Tyson must result in serious concussions. Damn! How many ribs has he broken too?

  • @mikefetterman6782
    @mikefetterman6782 Рік тому +2

    I remember back in the early 90s, I went with some friends to bar to watch a Tyson fight on pay per view on the big screen. I misjudged my trip to the restroom as the fight was about to start, and when I came back out 2 minutes later, The fight was already over. I think it was the Sphinx fight. (91 seconds)

    • @mikefetterman6782
      @mikefetterman6782 Рік тому

      he was a pure pit bull in the ring.

    • @mikefetterman6782
      @mikefetterman6782 Рік тому

      Althrough the 90s I managed a zoo on the outskirts of Catskill, NY. That is where Tyson trained from his teens. Arnold Swarzenegger's brother has a construction business there too.

    • @mikefetterman6782
      @mikefetterman6782 Рік тому +1

      A huge fan of Bruce Lee's "one inch punch", putting every ounce of weight into the punch. From the feet to the shoulder.

  • @smittybenzo4693
    @smittybenzo4693 Рік тому

    I remember people having pay-per-view parties for Tyson fights. People would be so mad they bought $100 worth of food for Tyson to K.O. a guy in Round 1. 😂

  • @richardjack4827
    @richardjack4827 15 днів тому

    The Frazier ko was an assassination. An execution.
    Holmes got his ass destroyed.

  • @donmckay7742
    @donmckay7742 2 місяці тому

    Most of Tysons pure power comes from his perfect technique and lightning speed, actual strength was 3rd importance. He speaks about it in some videos, he says his rib shots are attempts to break a rib, thats his set up punch for his upper cut. He does that 2 punch combo regularly in all his matches. 1st punch forces opponents to lower their guard to the chin
    Unfortunately, Tysons coach who discovered him died just before he won the championship belt. After his coach died, Tysons style changed, making him much easier to hit and became less offensive; resulting in his 6 loses. He also got into much trouble outside the ring without his coach as his role model father figure contributing to his slow fall. If his coach, adopted father, didnt pass away, Tyson would of been undefeated in his entire career.

  • @viewfromthehighchair9391
    @viewfromthehighchair9391 9 місяців тому

    Announcer: "This guy's showing he's got guts!!"
    Other announcer's thought bubble: 'Ya, look at his guts spread all over the ring and the first 3 rows. lol'

  • @wel2do705
    @wel2do705 10 місяців тому

    Fun fact 6:45 Michael Jack Johnson not only lost the fight, that blow that Tyson delivered knocked out three of his opponents teeth

  • @flobp2381
    @flobp2381 Рік тому

    I remember when pay-per-view came out and it was relatively expensive, for the time, a LOT of people were upset that the Tyson fights were over so quick given the money they spent!

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      I remember my family not caring about the price because the destruction was worth it.

  • @naggedd
    @naggedd 20 днів тому

    First time I've ever heard anyone describe Mike Tyson's punches as the scratch of a cat.

  • @donnilloyd1355
    @donnilloyd1355 Рік тому +2

    IMO, every boxer feared him Minus 1. Evander Holyfield. Tyson was, NO, is a beast. Great reaction, guys.

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      Holyfield should have been eliminated in that fight way before Tyson bit him. He was standing on Tysons feet so he couldnt back away and was constantly head butting him. That ref had it out for Tyson. Even in Tysons first loss to Douglas, he had him on the mat for 16 seconds and the ref refused to count. Dont get me wrong, Tyson had some legit losses, but those 2 imho werent 2 of them.

  • @johnhoward7083
    @johnhoward7083 Рік тому

    Young Tyson threw hydrogen bombs. Old Tyson drops knowledge bombs.

  • @ingobordewick6480
    @ingobordewick6480 Рік тому +2

    The GOAT of all sports maybe next? Michael Jordan "Historic Bulls Mixtape".

  • @jasonlettorale5177
    @jasonlettorale5177 6 місяців тому

    Iron Mike!

  • @jimtatro6550
    @jimtatro6550 Рік тому

    Tyson beat most opponents during the introductions, he was the baddest man on the planet.

  • @DonaldandGina
    @DonaldandGina Рік тому

    Some of these clips are from when he was 16. Notice how he'll hit the kidney area, and his opponent drops his hands exposing his face, and Tyson just goes for it. Knock out.

  • @markussivertsenhagen8339
    @markussivertsenhagen8339 11 місяців тому

    I kove mike tyson so qucik and strong

  • @Aang_L._Jackson
    @Aang_L._Jackson 11 місяців тому

    Every fighter that fough Iron Mike was like getting brutally punished

  • @EarthlyEden1
    @EarthlyEden1 Рік тому

    If you want to check out a brutal sport, check out Downhill Mountain Biking, only mentioned that as the first world cup race of the year took place over the weekend in Lenzerheide. The second one is next weekend in Leogang.

  • @Finnssssss
    @Finnssssss 11 місяців тому +1

    2 things separated a prime Tyson from everyone else.
    First off his foot work and hops were incredible but by far the thing that set him most apart was the amount of power he had in his left hand. His right was off the charts but his left wasn't far behind. He knocked so many guys out with his patented double left hooks to the body then head.

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому +1

      As powerful as Tyson was though, he's not one of the hardest hitters in history. He was just so pin-point accurate with his hits that he would wreck anyways. Dont get me wrong he was monsterously powerful, but his accuracy was super ignored. Cus had him hitting within an inch of his target even on moving targets.

    • @Finnssssss
      @Finnssssss 11 місяців тому

      @Dale Hammers sure there were guys that had more power in their right hand (prime Foreman for example) but I can't think of anyone that had as much power in both hands than Tyson. I wouldn't be surprised if he knocked more people out with his left hook than with his right. His 2 punch left to the body, left hook to the head was devastating.
      But yeah Tyson's speed and accuracy with that power was incredible.

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      @@Finnssssss Oh I agree on that point completely, Tyson was ambidexterous with his punches, nowhere was safe. He could also fight native or south paw on the fly.

    • @Finnssssss
      @Finnssssss 11 місяців тому

      @Dale Hammers and the footwork/hops he was taught by big K was the basis that Lomachenko's father expanded with his son. Not sure if you have checked out Loma, "The Matrix" but you really should. Probably the best footwork in boxing today.

  • @bigjoeofthe707
    @bigjoeofthe707 11 місяців тому

    4:09 avenged Ali’s 4th loss
    5:25 avenged Ali’s 5th and final loss

  • @jsmith6834
    @jsmith6834 11 місяців тому

    Great video, Mike was a beast, hey check out Terence Bud Crawford and Errol Spence Jr highlights, they fighting each other July 29th

  • @94FADE
    @94FADE Рік тому

    You guys should react to David tua’s knockouts. David tua was a knockout artist like Tyson back in the 90s and is one of the fights we never got to see tua vs Tyson would have been crazy. Tua had so much power and an iron chin never been knocked out or hurt or dropped. They counted a knockdown late in his career when he was old but I wouldn’t count that one it was more of a slip. Tua was a beast it’s just too bad he came up when Lennox Lewis was king at the heavyweight division

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      If Tua had his heart completely in it, he could have been one of the best.

  • @KevinRCarr
    @KevinRCarr Рік тому +1

    Of course, now you're going to have to find a video of Muhammad Ali's highlights. He wasn't as brutal as Tyson, but in his prime he'd likely have taken 2 out of 3 from Tyson in his prime. Ali was a lot more of a showman, and a lot more fun to watch.

  • @anthonytermini3267
    @anthonytermini3267 Рік тому

    Those kidneys punchs are deadly ..

  • @dougrabenberg7383
    @dougrabenberg7383 Рік тому

    You guys need to watch Tyson VS Evander Holyfield fights....Epic!

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      Holyfield was one of the dirtiest fighters in history.

  • @kevinlowe4953
    @kevinlowe4953 Рік тому

    You guy's are so freaking awesome.... the way you cover rap and sports... I'm gonna have to watch your other content... you guy's don't interrupt the things you comment on... your reactions are on point... you're awesome ❤❤❤❤❤

    • @barsandbarbells2022
      @barsandbarbells2022  Рік тому +1

      Thanks Kevin! You're just as awesome!

    • @kevinlowe4953
      @kevinlowe4953 Рік тому

      @@barsandbarbells2022 not true... but I love the way you lie to me 😘❤️❤️❤️

  • @EddieLove
    @EddieLove 11 місяців тому

    React to mike Tyson most savage moments

  • @atheist6176
    @atheist6176 10 місяців тому

    Iron Mike ❤

  • @redsnorlax1945
    @redsnorlax1945 9 місяців тому

    Mike tyson is the greatest boxer who ever lived he would beat anyone prime vs prime including ali

  • @TheHulk2008
    @TheHulk2008 Місяць тому

    Poor Larry Holmes he turned a legend into a punching bag 😮

  • @hughfuller8416
    @hughfuller8416 Рік тому

    I remember watching what he did to Frazier. I watched it with my late maternal grandfather. I thought Frazier was dead. It was insane because I thought I saw legal homicide.

  • @michaelisles4756
    @michaelisles4756 Рік тому +1

    Been great to have seen ali v tyson 😂😂

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      I dont think Tyson would fight Ali. Tyson went in with the intent to kill, he could never feel that for Ali. Tyson worshiped Ali like a god.

  • @dannytapp7259
    @dannytapp7259 Рік тому

    👊

  • @BanditsTA
    @BanditsTA Рік тому +1

    Momma said knock you out! You guys might like Butterbean knockouts.

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому +1

      Butterbean is my favorite of all time behind Tyson.

  • @srenjrgensen1468
    @srenjrgensen1468 Рік тому

    6:43 The brutal knockout punch of Michael Johnson actually broke his jaw and he never really recovered. 🤕

  • @balerion77
    @balerion77 Рік тому +1

    Check out 3 time World Heavyweight Champion , LENNOX LEWIS who beat Every Opponent he faced and He faced Some Of the Greats of All time in the Golden Era of Boxing. He had the Power & Size to Knockout anyone but He was A very very smart Boxer too.
    If he were American , they'd be Kissing his Feet but he's British , So he's obviously not Worshipped by the Most powerful media at that time.

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      I wasnt a fan of Lewis, but not because he was British, but because I found his style boring. I mean he was a PHENOMENAL boxer, dont get me wrong, but his style just bored me.

  • @melissawilliams6324
    @melissawilliams6324 Рік тому

    Just because a person didn't go to college doesn't mean they are dumb some people survived the best way they could 😳😳😳

  • @kevinkasp
    @kevinkasp 2 місяці тому

    That was the era of:
    Michael Tyson,
    Michael Jordan,
    Michael Jackson

  • @DBoys59
    @DBoys59 11 місяців тому

    Like Joe Rogan said MMA in the ring with Mike Tyson they wouldn't last long against him. Joe said mike scares the crap out of him.

  • @sopwithpuppy
    @sopwithpuppy Рік тому

    I watched a video here on You Tube "22 Times Mike Tyson Delivers 1st Round KO". Ringside seats at heavyweight fights can cost thousands of dollars. How ripped off would you feel? At least there would be some undercard fights to watch. Tyson's fights are over in 90 seconds.

  • @tonyvelli4324
    @tonyvelli4324 Рік тому

    Next Le Banner knockouts

  • @Kenanskatelol
    @Kenanskatelol Рік тому +1

    Very highly reccomend watching "Muhammad Ali - The Greatest (Greatest Ali Video on UA-cam)". Its pretty long but well worth the watch!

  • @Flum666
    @Flum666 Рік тому

    you have to remember Larry Holmes won 5 belts, Bothas was a world champion at some point, same with Frank Bruno so it wasn't just some journeymen fights to get up the ranks.

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      Berbick was literally the HW champ when he beat him, Tyson got his first belt in that fight.

  • @jmoney6900
    @jmoney6900 Рік тому +1

    When at his best could any boxer beat Tyson?

  • @galencox1531
    @galencox1531 Рік тому

    My Heart says Ali, my Guts says Tyson.

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      Tyson himself says Ali would win, but thats out of pure respect. Tyson DESTROYED Trevor Berbick for what he did to Ali. Personally, I think Tyson would beat Ali, but I think the case can be made the other way easily too. To be fair though, I dont think Tyson would have fought Ali. Tyson will only go in the ring with the intent to kill, he could NEVER feel that way about Ali, he worshiped him like a god.

  • @tommystatic
    @tommystatic 11 місяців тому

    He's still scary today at his age

  • @TheHulk2008
    @TheHulk2008 Місяць тому

    I mean can you imagine if you paid hundreds thousands of dollars for a Mike Tyson fight and you had to go to the bathroom and by the time you come back the fights over lol

  • @kellyakuhata2842
    @kellyakuhata2842 11 місяців тому

    I believe it would be a knockout punch to react to Mike's mind not his fist

  • @kevingeriaviles9424
    @kevingeriaviles9424 2 місяці тому

    🙂👍👍

  • @douglascampbell9809
    @douglascampbell9809 2 місяці тому

    I really really want to see a flash of the old Iron Mike when he fights Jake Paul.

  • @aymannakib7497
    @aymannakib7497 Рік тому +1

    react next to Mohammad Ali The greatest of All time Video!

  • @ChrisE25
    @ChrisE25 Рік тому

    If u looking for more boxing greats Roy Jones Jr is my goat 🐐. Probably the best highlights other than Ali.

  • @george217
    @george217 Рік тому +1

    No doubt that he was a great fighter, but I'll always have the scene where he bit part of Evander Holyfield's ear off in the back of my mind...😅

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      Which, imho Holyfield absolutely deserved. He was a dirty ass fighter. He was constantly standing on Tysons feet so he couldnt back away from punches and head butted him repeatedly. Holyfield was one of the dirtiest fighters in history, not to mention all the steroids the man was on.

  • @georgequinn7325
    @georgequinn7325 Рік тому

    How about The Beauty of Hockey?

  • @dannypollard9895
    @dannypollard9895 Рік тому

    Y'all should check out Tommy Morrison's knockouts.

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      Another boxer that we will forever have to wonder "what if".

  • @757optim
    @757optim Рік тому

    After 36 consecutive impressive wins, Mike Tyson fought James Buster Douglas, who was given no chance of beating Tyson. A lot of people came up off the couch watching that fight like they were in a beer commercial.

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому +1

      Tyson had Douglas beat before he ever took Tyson down. Douglas was on the mat for 16 seconds and the ref refused to count. Plus ALL of Tysons equipment for his trainers was "mysteriously" missing, including his cut stuff and everything else. All they had was towels and ice, because thats all his team could find in a pinch. To be fair, I'm glad Tyson lost that fight, because it started him on the path of starting to get help for his massive drug abuse and other things, but that fight was rigged from the start.

  • @scrptar129
    @scrptar129 Рік тому

    Check out Roy Jones Jr. I think you’ll be impressed.

  • @robertprice6830
    @robertprice6830 Рік тому +2

    I boxed long enough to experience a vicious liver shot. It's like someone inserted a cattle prod into your liver then triggered it. The pain is completely debilitating. And seems to last forever. I have taken kidney shots where I pissed blood for a week. Those do not come close to the pain of a liver shot. Mike was a master with that left to the body. That left took so much out of the opponent they were practically defenseless. He almost always followed that left to the body with a left uppercut. Good night sweet Prince.

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому +1

      Several of his KO's were Kidney/Liver shots.

    • @sumedhajgaonkar637
      @sumedhajgaonkar637 11 місяців тому

      Normal boxers : two hand combination knock out
      MT: Single left hand combination knock outs

  • @mikeyd7435
    @mikeyd7435 Рік тому

    Its all foot work

  • @djquiz6425
    @djquiz6425 Рік тому

    Other champs fight 2 or 3 times a year.
    Tyson used to fight every 3 weeks

    • @dalehammers4425
      @dalehammers4425 11 місяців тому

      Because he'd take his guy out in less than a minute, often without actually getting hit cleanly. People talk about his power, but his defense really was insane with his peek-a-boo fighting. You simply couldnt hit him.