@TheWorldofBoxing you have mixed up the Bruno fight and the footage. Bruno and Tyson fought twice but you have Bruno footage of him saying he came with the belt and he is leaving with it, which is from the second fight when he was the champ but you showed footage from the first fight when Tyson was the champ.
It is nice to see the after fights interview and especially the ones in the 80s, how respectful the losing boxers were. That's old school true sportsmanship.
DESERVES!? Nice to know rapists can be lauded as "deserving better" as long as they fight well. Nostalgia and revisionist history is a terrifying combination
one beautiful about Mike is especially in his younger years he ALWAYS went to check on the other guy and congratulate them and make sure they were alright. He KNEW how dangerous he was.
He spoke about this in his book.. it was actually a war tactic to further humiliate his opponents as a final way to crush their mental, soul and man hood. Baby them after knocking them out.
Tyson was a good man until he got mixed up with Don King, which started him in a downward spiral. It's good to see him doing better now, but he's still swayed by people who want to mooch off of him. He was doing a podcast with that white football player, and people got in his ear, pushed the guy out so they could make money off him, and he let it happen.
Really?! Not disagreeing with you just interested in your statement. Tyson in his PRIME could have beaten ANY BOXER in ANY ERA!? HUUUGE STATEMENT there.
@diiemeblue2065it’s an even bigger compliment considering he isn’t a fan of boxing. mike was such a great fighter it made someone who isn’t a fan of the sport catch every fight. i don’t know what’s backhanded about that
That's what he was tought to be. Respectful to his opponents. But Evander Holifield was a different story..he had to bite his ears so he can hear better I guess..sorry Evander..some dark humor...
@markbranstrator9602 we didnt do shiz bruv. He made a lot of money, lost it all, learned a lot, and is probably happy with where he is. Appreciate that it turned out well for him, not many have such luck.
I had a bad image of Tyson when I was a kid because of the ear story.. but all I see is a man who wants to thank each of his opponents after each fight! humble ! Edit : damn thx for the 1.1k like o.o
If you watch the fight Evander purposely headbutt him 4 or more times without any intervention from the ref. They were hurting him too he fi ally snapped
He has been a tortured soul with many struggles, watching his growth and humanity is amazing and we can all resonate and relate to him as humans and our struggle with light and dark and everything else he has gone through. He is a very intelligent aware individual
This is probably the most incredible footage of the Iron Mike from his opponents perspective I have ever seen. Thank you 🙏 for posting. Very well put together
I was a kid in the 80s and I remember everyone was talking about Mike Tyson and how badass he was and I didn't know who he was and then Mike Tyson Punch Out came out on the Nintendo and I rented the game thinking this was what everyone was talking about. I spent the whole weekend playing and finally getting to Tyson and could never beat him. It wasn't until a few years later hangin at a friends house and his parents were watching a Tyson fight when I realized people weren't taking about the game but Tysons ring matches. I was around 10 at the time, my parents would never let me watch that stuff and it was awesome finally seeing this Mike Tyson fight.
Magnifique histoire, on doit avoir à peu près le même âge. C'est exactement comme ça moi aussi que je me suis intéressé à Mike Tyson, grâce au jeu sur Nintendo, punch out. 😅
@@Just_A_Name14 No one was a challenge to him between 1985 and 1991, other than the Buster Douglas upset. Things were different after his release from prison, although if we discount his last two fights, he only lost against Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis - two very, very special Heavyweights themselves. Those first 6 years though - people couldn't believe what they were seeing - I can still remember the hype in the early days.
Mike just has it all. Every fighter in this video had fear in their voice before the fight. Mike was an impeccable fighter and he has that "killer" instinct that made his opponents lose before the fight started. It's like his opponents before the fight are trying to talk themselves into being better than Mike but the tone in their voices was clear.
I was shocked as well, after they finished trashtalking, most of them looked like they were forced to say that but knew their is a higher chance to die then to win
I mean the guy was a force that cannot be explained in words, his movement was almost mystical with his angular approach and lightning fast hooks just beyond anything imaginable and terrifying is an understatement
I'm so thankful to live during Mike's career. No matter how many times I watch these videos of him fighting, they never get old. He is a true champion.
Back when respect and humility was a way of life. Today people gain respect in other ways but do not know what sacrifice is and what hard work is and the difference between defeat and victory.
Because they acknowledged that their opponents were on their level. They know how good Mike is, and even if they talked a little trash, they acknowledged his skill and power.
I’ve watched every video of Tyson on UA-cam….over and over and every time it’s like you watched it for the first time……Tyson is the best fighter in my 70 years, he was incredible !!
And mikey loved Mohammed Ali the greatest. . .the opposition tryed to stop ali the supreme court freed ali WISH he was never held back what he did to overcome those opposers.
He was just good . His body type, arm length, frame and build, dedication, attitude, perfection of theorizing attacks and movements etc. everything was just a perfect storm for him to be the most optimal opponent in boxing
He was a great fighter that came up in a dead era. He was awsome. He was exciting. Hard to rank him historically. I just have to thank him for the memories
Paul will mess around and find out. Even at 57 Tyson is still scared of releasing the beast inside of him as if he does he will really hurt someone bad
@@dracul1986 it is an exhibition fight but if Paul gets a little too rough Tyson will put him back in check or else he will pay dearly if he doesn't heed Tyson's warning
Man, I was working the whole time all this happened but was well aware of how devastating Tyson was. I missed every fight. Thanks for putting this together so I can relive what I heard on the radio and see for myself. Holy cow, what a beast!!!!
I agree with you. Keep in mind he did that at 20 yrs old. There aren't many 20 yr old young men with that kind of focus. Mike was so young, impressionable and lost because he lost his focus.
He beats Frazier and Foreman, but not Ali. Ali was hard to hit and when you did he had a granite chin. Tyson on the other hand could get hit and would have to deal with that long reach and short flurries.
Only boxer I have doubts about mike beating is Ali everyone knows he’s the greatest outside boxer hard to hit and landed plenty. Granted mike is the greatest inside threat would of been an amazing fight had it ever happened.
People who were not around during the Mike Tyson era who only got to see him on UA-cam will still NEVER understand how electrifying this man was during his dominance.. He truly entertained the masses in a Raw gladiator way that's NEVER been seen since..
Back in Tyson's hey day it was mandatory to get that pay per view. Always hoping for good under card fights too since Tyson often finished very quickly. I pray the age gap isn't too much to over come with his Jake Paul match. I really want to see him humble Paul.
@@squidsleap If Tyson goes all out I believe his technique if nothing else will be too much for Jake to deal with.. Tyson's not at that age yet where you can just kick his ass simply because you're younger lol, and Tyson unlike a lot of other fighters from his era is NOT punch drunk..
Tyson is a unit of a man, I’ve never seen such force and strength in that ring. I think he’s also a great sport always humble too, but that man has a rage that is beyond my comprehension.
they just can't admit, Tyson was the hardest hitting, most difficult, skilled, opponent they EVER faced...we see the end results...just give that man his props...GOAT!!!!!
Mike Tyson Punch-Out by Nintendo was the bomb and we all skipped class just to fight him in the final fight round. Every Tyson punch was a knockout. Patience was the key to beating him in that game.
The way Mike Tyson swings his punches is like he is trying to send his fist through people's face aka take their head off their shoulders the power In Mike's punches is just crazy insane!
@evanpeterpaul6566 Until he wasn't. Happens to us all. Still wouldn't wanna catch one from him now, or in 20 years. I truly do not get the Mike Tyson haters out there these days. The dude was/is an absolute beast, and not just in his prime. Totally agree, though. Stamina was absolutely one of Kid Dynamite and God of Stories Tyson's many fearsome talents. Cheers!
Actually he had heart problems and he did get fatigued but he wouldn't let it show. Much like cus d Amato said what are you doing celebrating like you didn't think you would win. We trained for this cuz we thought we would win if we trained.
Out of all my favourite HW’s , mike is the most almost perfect boxer, hes on my number 1 list for HW’s. I love his footwork, uppercuts, bob and weavings etc. Tyson is a machine
Tyson had such a killer combo of lightning quick hands and an iron jaw. You can see people land punches on him and it doesnt bother him at all, and their spirit is just gone. He was unbeatable for a few years.
I have never been into boxing but watching these clips, but Tyson is a beast. One thing I noticed is after the fight, he embraces his opponent in a gesture of good sportsmanship.
Not all of them ;) Biggs and Mitch Green were personal enemies of his Also, Holmes in a way. It was the motivation to beat Holmes that kept him training hard even back in his amateur days.
@@d0nKsTaH I will have to find clips of that bout. I never watched boxing matches before. I was never interested. This showed up on my feed and for some reason I decided to watch it. It has been drawing me in and I have been watching others. Thanks for directing me in that direction. I have much to learn about boxing. 👍👍
I was born 1990. Way too late right. But I watched every single fight of him. I just felt in love Mike. He so polite and respectful. Never say a shit thing before a fight. Tbh even he is 58 yo. Next or this generation never can compare with the champ.
Absolute super star, i grew up watching this, privileged to have seen a true professional, and now love hearing the wisdom from him on joe Rogan podcast. True living legend
I was lucky enough to see all of Mr.Tyson's professional fights live (yeah i'm getting old) & he truly deserved the moniker of "Iron" Mike,his fights no matter how short where both electrifying & terrifying in equal measure! 🏆
Wow what A Greatness to be there and able to see All live what a Blessing and a True Treasure to All memories of this ❤️ I am in NC women would have loved to see him in Total action just once live you had All once in life time Greatness ❤ I grew up watching Mr Champion of All time and will Ever Be Mr Tyson is Absolutely The Worlds Best highest Achievement of True Champion of All Time Forever ❤
Mike Tyson is and will always be the human symbol of just what hand to hand pure great boxing is all about, even if ever beat again, nothing can be taken away from him, he still will be the greatest, and thats a great fact... Everyone else will be only second to the great Mike Tyson....
Tyson’s defense was the springboard for his heavy punching style. People think he was a slugger, but nothing could be further from the truth. His opponents were so devastated by his boxing skills, the bouts typically ended in slugging fashion because there was no other choice. Everything Tyson did before he threw a punch made his tight physique act like a wound up coil, increasing the power of already devastating punches. Cus took one look at Tyson and knew he could turn him in to a monster. Nobody’s talking enough about his defense in the video or comments. If you’re interested, I’d look into how Cus trained Mike and what his philosophy was. It makes Tyson a more dynamic and tragic figure if you know the history.
Yep his defense AND offense. So many of greats rely on counter attack. Not Tyson. I'd say though he could've probably switched to counter attack in his later years and that would've have kept his record unblemished
@@suspectgaming8868 well u gotta understand that anyone who has asperations of becoming the best in any competitive sport, is going to need that level of confidence to get there. you've never heard an up and coming champ, especially someone like mike say shit like "oh yea hes really good. i dont know if ill beat him." but yes afterwards. you lost. what else do you do? they didnt run away. they stayed and stated their flaws. kept their chins up. and realized that mike is a man that should be respected and not taken lightly.
I don't think it was just Tyson's sheer strength that helped him win. Never in my life have I seen such a dedicated mindset. The way Tyson looks at his opponents like they are just mere obstacles in his way is very admirable. It's almost as if he just tells himself he will win... and he does. Awesome video thanks for taking the time to make it 👊 By far my favorite fighter ✌️
the cool thing about tyson is that he was a heavy weight and the dude moved like the fkn wind. he could be light one second, then half a second later, hes back to being made of steel and was landing those punches at unimaginable speed for his weight. he had speed and power that most his opponents just couldnt handle. and yea man, im sorry but train as much as you want on your defense. shit was probably like trying to dodge and block a sledge hammer. its not easy after feeling the power of his jab knowing any minute hes gonna hit you with a right and send ur ass to heaven.
When Boyd was asked if Mike could be heavyweight champ, Boyd stone faced said, "He'll go all the way" The way he said that, just hit on another level! He was stating his truth!
He fights on a level that’s beyond everyone else. Nobody works harder. I expect his fight IQ to have grown exponentially along with his punching power. As a child I grew up an Ali fan. Now I like Mike too.
I love how mike always goes over to check on his opponent. Early in his career, even into the mid part of the Stone Cold killer phase, whenever he rocks somebody's world he would always walk over to them and make sure they were okay like he had to see for himself. Very respectful, "it was my pleasure to give you a shot at the title you deserve it". Don King and Don King's money ruined that polite young killer
Last dude was smart to listen to his own body. May have saved his own life by doing so. Dude was clearly still not all there even during the interview.
Gollata had serious head injury , fractures , cheek and eye socket at minimum Tyson clocked him hard If Tyson is in focus like he was with Kevin Rooney , he is on the top shelf of the division
Tyson has heart. Look at him trying to help up Botha after he knocked him down. Absolutely legend and an inspiration to everyone that you can get knocked down in life, but you can still get up punching back. Love from India, Mike 💪🏾
I've noticed that after every fight tysons had hes always over to his opponent helping them up to there feet praising them for there effort hes a humble human makes me very thankful we a guy like him that the media n other people make fun of him through his time on earth
Mike is cut from a diffrent cloth. Natureal skil, talent, best coach the world has ever seen, best corner all with the best boxer the world has ever seen. What a time for boxing.
It’s crazy watching these. It’s looks like those guy never boxed before compared to Tyson. Looks like they’re flailing their arms while Tyson is a precision striking machine.
MT is what happens when prodigious talent and legendary tutelage come together. A heavyweight that moved like him and could land jabs that hit like power punches. Dude was absolutely unreal.
The way his opponents speak of him in the ring after the fight, tells you EVERYTHING you need to know about how devastating of a beast Iron Mike was (and no doubt still is)
Golota was a beast. He had everyting to be one of the GOATs, but the mind. In that infamous fight, he got hit very unlucky and had his jaw broken, yet he fought on. The decision to quit was the smartest decision anyone could make in those circumstances. He did not do it out of fear, but out of reason. Few more hard shots and he could be cold. He deserves respect for his skills and predispositions. Ofc he was not as great as Iron Mike, but the hate he recieved for that unruly judged escape from the ring is unfair. The worst part is that his corner made it look 100x worse than it should look like.
During the fight, Golota had received a concussion, a fractured cheek bone, and a harmiated disk 20:28 . His corner should all be ashamed of themselves. Every man knows his own body. I am glad that Golota had enough sense to protect his own health.
Tyson was mesmerizing...That hand speed, always from a coiled position, his whole body behind it...I can only imagine the impact as it lands.. Not very appealing 😅
I actually feel very privileged to growing up in era of iron Mike .I was 7 or8 yro. When I saw him first time. The only way to watch him in Poland in the 80s was VHS tapes smuggled from Germany. God bless my neighbour for that and real Swiss chocolate. Best two things western world ever produced. 😊
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Thank you for the post and for putting it all together 🙏
Sir, that's great great haterials... Thanks!!!
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@TheWorldofBoxing you have mixed up the Bruno fight and the footage. Bruno and Tyson fought twice but you have Bruno footage of him saying he came with the belt and he is leaving with it, which is from the second fight when he was the champ but you showed footage from the first fight when Tyson was the champ.
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It is nice to see the after fights interview and especially the ones in the 80s, how respectful the losing boxers were. That's old school true sportsmanship.
How about Lorenzo Boyd what a class act
Fighters still do that
Back when they still knew their place
Exactly! I said the same! Kids now a day are very disrespectful.
Idk. Some of these guys still seemed pretty egotistical
My favorite Tyson advice is; “Discipline is doing something you hate like you love it!” What excellent advice for life!😊
That was actually Cus D'Amato's advice to Mike Tyson.
Like a diet.
Too bad he never followed his own advice
More than 30 years later we’re still talking about Mike Tyson. That’s true greatness.
I’m glad life has allowed Mike the redemption he deserves.
I mean technically he is still relevant. He's about to whoop Logan Paul's ass.
@@user-vl4zi9vl8g over 30 year age gap fight is something that should never happen
@@wekkimeif7720 They are both adults and agreed to it. IDK what to tell ya, bud.
DESERVES!? Nice to know rapists can be lauded as "deserving better" as long as they fight well. Nostalgia and revisionist history is a terrifying combination
@@sirebellum0 he didn’t rape that woman. He was set up for financial gain just like that mad woman who claimed Trump raped her
one beautiful about Mike is especially in his younger years he ALWAYS went to check on the other guy and congratulate them and make sure they were alright. He KNEW how dangerous he was.
He displayed the same honor post prison/suspension. There was only a brief period when he didn’t do this. King and cronies DESTROYED his career.
He spoke about this in his book.. it was actually a war tactic to further humiliate his opponents as a final way to crush their mental, soul and man hood. Baby them after knocking them out.
Tyson was a good man until he got mixed up with Don King, which started him in a downward spiral. It's good to see him doing better now, but he's still swayed by people who want to mooch off of him. He was doing a podcast with that white football player, and people got in his ear, pushed the guy out so they could make money off him, and he let it happen.
he's still dangerous!
just saw him on TV this week & his sparing partner said he had was back off 'cause Mike was still so fast & powerful!
@@hoosierpetewas that after Gus passed away?
"It was my pleasure to give you a shot at the title. You deserved it." absolute best consolation words possible, class act
Word smith at its finest 😂
I grew up with Tyson.
I'm 55. He's 57.
I'm blessed to have been witness to the absolute BEST of all time.
In his prime, he defeats any boxer, any era.
Really?! Not disagreeing with you just interested in your statement. Tyson in his PRIME could have beaten ANY BOXER in ANY ERA!? HUUUGE STATEMENT there.
@@reptileguy8458 Yes. That is exactly what I said. "He beats any boxer, any era!"
@@progressivestagnation9667 Wow! Okay....Like I said I don't disagree and someone of your age who has seen some great fights.
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Hes wrong
I feel you on this 100%!❤❤❤
Never been a boxing fan but I NEVER missed a Tyson fight. He is just a pure machine of destruction.
@diiemeblue2065pour salt on his palms and then lick it off
@diiemeblue2065 Where is the backhanded compliment?
@diiemeblue2065it’s an even bigger compliment considering he isn’t a fan of boxing. mike was such a great fighter it made someone who isn’t a fan of the sport catch every fight. i don’t know what’s backhanded about that
I wonder if this is why people used to crowd the Roman Coliseum back in the days
I’ll be there with you on Netflix lol
It's nice to see when ppl were humble and actually gave praise to someone better then them. They don't do that these days.
Real 💯
That's true ;)
Jake Paul will be humbled 💯
People had manners and boxing was great. Now it's shit talk and shit boxing.
Why?
Mike was so respectful, even to his defeated opponents, is just brilliant.
His best sign or respect was if he bit off your ear he loved you.
That's what he was tought to be. Respectful to his opponents. But Evander Holifield was a different story..he had to bite his ears so he can hear better I guess..sorry Evander..some dark humor...
Tyson is a humble man. Even after all his wins. He's an even better man now for his growth as a human being.
America treated this kid so fukn poorly. WE FAILED HIM.
@markbranstrator9602 we didnt do shiz bruv. He made a lot of money, lost it all, learned a lot, and is probably happy with where he is. Appreciate that it turned out well for him, not many have such luck.
He's a rapist. It's mad, and pretty sad to see how many Americans idolise people who have done appalling things.
@@navi8568he still has 10 million net worth. That's not nothing
So humble..he bit Evander holyfields ear lol
I had a bad image of Tyson when I was a kid because of the ear story.. but all I see is a man who wants to thank each of his opponents after each fight! humble !
Edit : damn thx for the 1.1k like o.o
He is a hoodlum
Same
If you watch the fight Evander purposely headbutt him 4 or more times without any intervention from the ref. They were hurting him too he fi ally snapped
@dannymo2728 Thank you, thank you, thank you. I watched that match live and lost respect for Holyfield that night.
@@Joseph-d5g8zand Riddick Bowe was also certainly fed up with Holyfield’s BS head butting antics
I watched so many of Tysons early fights with my stepdad. Those were so truly amazing fights. Tyson is the greatest heavyweight champion ever. Period.
Yep. He never lost.
I love the man he’s become… he’s becoming one of the most respected and revered humans to grace us. He’s more than a champ
He has been a tortured soul with many struggles, watching his growth and humanity is amazing and we can all resonate and relate to him as humans and our struggle with light and dark and everything else he has gone through. He is a very intelligent aware individual
This is probably the most incredible footage of the Iron Mike from his opponents perspective I have ever seen. Thank you 🙏 for posting. Very well put together
Verymuch so👌
The interview with Lorenzo Boyd was enlightening. The replay footage of the fight too
Highly agree!
It was not well put together it only showed his wins it never shows any of his losses what about Floyd maywether
@@Thelittleg-cs7ldIt was about his wins, theres other vids of his losses ;P
Screaming spectators and you can still hear his punches from a distance where the camera is. Mike Tyson is the greatest.
Mike was such a machine in his prime - anyone who faced him during that time deserves respect as well.
He's fighting logan paul in a few months lol
@@M3A7no he’s fighting Jake paul
@@M3A7typical person now a days spreading false info
@@Just_A_Name14 he will fight him lol hahha
I was a kid in the 80s and I remember everyone was talking about Mike Tyson and how badass he was and I didn't know who he was and then Mike Tyson Punch Out came out on the Nintendo and I rented the game thinking this was what everyone was talking about. I spent the whole weekend playing and finally getting to Tyson and could never beat him. It wasn't until a few years later hangin at a friends house and his parents were watching a Tyson fight when I realized people weren't taking about the game but Tysons ring matches. I was around 10 at the time, my parents would never let me watch that stuff and it was awesome finally seeing this Mike Tyson fight.
That's funny.
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Magnifique histoire, on doit avoir à peu près le même âge. C'est exactement comme ça moi aussi que je me suis intéressé à Mike Tyson, grâce au jeu sur Nintendo, punch out. 😅
Lol that's awesome!
I got the game before I had a Nintendo. My mom bought it for me at Kay Bee Toys. Everyone was playing it
With all due respect to every other boxer from every era, Tyson is just the 🐐. The speed and power which Tyson generates is unbelievable.
"Everybody's got a plan until they get hit in the face." [ quote from Mike Tyson ]
Mouth not face
To quote Ed McMahon from the Johnny Carson Show. You are correct, sir.! I can't imagine what it feels like to get hit in the mouth by Mike Tyson.
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And that was the difference between Tyson and Everyone else. Everyone else has a plan, a strategy.
Tyson only had one strategy: Destroy.
Mike Tyson never boast about himself beating his opponents. He speaks generally. He is unstoppable in his prime.
Bc no one was a challenge to him. He never had to re adjust his fighting style or come back from being down bad on the cards
@@Just_A_Name14 No one was a challenge to him between 1985 and 1991, other than the Buster Douglas upset.
Things were different after his release from prison, although if we discount his last two fights, he only lost against Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis - two very, very special Heavyweights themselves.
Those first 6 years though - people couldn't believe what they were seeing - I can still remember the hype in the early days.
@@Just_A_Name14 Your comment sounds like you're trying to downplay him.
@@vanjamenadzer then you have a reading comprehension problem
Tysons snarl was iconic....and he knew how to set up and pick his moment for big punches and was relentless
Mike just has it all. Every fighter in this video had fear in their voice before the fight. Mike was an impeccable fighter and he has that "killer" instinct that made his opponents lose before the fight started. It's like his opponents before the fight are trying to talk themselves into being better than Mike but the tone in their voices was clear.
Disagree about the tone lmao
I was shocked as well, after they finished trashtalking, most of them looked like they were forced to say that but knew their is a higher chance to die then to win
Wrong
They had no respect for tyson before the fight but did after.
I mean the guy was a force that cannot be explained in words, his movement was almost mystical with his angular approach and lightning fast hooks just beyond anything imaginable and terrifying is an understatement
I'm so thankful to live during Mike's career. No matter how many times I watch these videos of him fighting, they never get old. He is a true champion.
Man.....there have been some scary people in the world of combat sports. But Tyson was.....and really still is....not just scary....but terrifying.
Mike always went over to make sure they were ok. He's an example of business is business, has very caring side too.
I was a bit surprised by that, knowing about his later exploits in the ear-biting-business
The absolute honour his opponents give him after defeat is the definition of "Sportsmanship". Being royally humbled with pure raw power
Its crazy how humble and respectful his opponents were
Thats because they were real fighters
Back when respect and humility was a way of life. Today people gain respect in other ways but do not know what sacrifice is and what hard work is and the difference between defeat and victory.
Facts
Agreed with all this. Even for that time period none of these guys even hinted at disrespecting him..... Especially afterwards.
Because they acknowledged that their opponents were on their level. They know how good Mike is, and even if they talked a little trash, they acknowledged his skill and power.
i love mike to almost always rush to his opponent after the match and thanking him
Who else is here to recalibrate their image of Mike after the Jake Paul fight
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Me😢
I’ve watched every video of Tyson on UA-cam….over and over and every time it’s like you watched it for the first time……Tyson is the best fighter in my 70 years, he was incredible !!
My Dad passed in 1980 and never got to see Tyson fight. He would have loved it.
Tyson is far from the best fighter of all time
And mikey loved Mohammed Ali the greatest. . .the opposition tryed to stop ali the supreme court freed ali WISH he was never held back what he did to overcome those opposers.
@@spoj3922not the greatest, but up there not too far.
@@Gasta1983 I agree , TYson is on the Top shelf , Top 5 of all Time
He was just good . His body type, arm length, frame and build, dedication, attitude, perfection of theorizing attacks and movements etc. everything was just a perfect storm for him to be the most optimal opponent in boxing
and, now he's fighting jake paul....
Is
He was a great fighter that came up in a dead era. He was awsome. He was exciting. Hard to rank him historically. I just have to thank him for the memories
mannnnn i think Jake Paul doesn't understand how big of a savage Mike Tyson was and still IS!
Paul will mess around and find out. Even at 57 Tyson is still scared of releasing the beast inside of him as if he does he will really hurt someone bad
Jack paul va payer pour son arrogance !!!
You really think this is not a fixed fight just to bring in a ton of money and media attention to Jake Paul?
Everyone knows how bullying insulting and arrogance end in the ring .
@@dracul1986 it is an exhibition fight but if Paul gets a little too rough Tyson will put him back in check or else he will pay dearly if he doesn't heed Tyson's warning
‘He was crying in there, making woman gestures’ 😂 CLASSIC!
- Mike Tyson
Whuuu whuuh 😂😂😂😂😂
lol
Lmao what a G. Damn.
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Man, I was working the whole time all this happened but was well aware of how devastating Tyson was. I missed every fight. Thanks for putting this together so I can relive what I heard on the radio and see for myself. Holy cow, what a beast!!!!
Thanks for this retrospective , always a pleasure to watch again mighty Mike's old fights, still stay my favorite boxer of all time in heavyweight .
Mike Tyson in his prime would beat any other boxer from any other era. Respect to them all, but Tyson was impossible.
I agree with you. Keep in mind he did that at 20 yrs old. There aren't many 20 yr old young men with that kind of focus. Mike was so young, impressionable and lost because he lost his focus.
Any boxer on earth.....
He beats Frazier and Foreman, but not Ali. Ali was hard to hit and when you did he had a granite chin. Tyson on the other hand could get hit and would have to deal with that long reach and short flurries.
and how do you know that? He boxed just agains some losers till he did not face Holyfield
Only boxer I have doubts about mike beating is Ali everyone knows he’s the greatest outside boxer hard to hit and landed plenty. Granted mike is the greatest inside threat would of been an amazing fight had it ever happened.
I love that you can always see the facial and physical reaction and shock of them regretting everything after they feel the first punch.
i also felt the same vibe from them, absolute regret after a few punches.....
Hhahahahaha priceless 😂😂😂😂 scared look in their eyes
Like a deer looking down the scope of a rifle
Nope. Because the dear has no idea what a rifle does. It is a defenseless animal@@N0_UNITY
Who's here because Jake vs Tyson 😅
Bring it white boy ! Lol
Jake is a dead man walking
No one
Jake is gonna get effed up
No, people wanted to see 2 real boxers haha
People who were not around during the Mike Tyson era who only got to see him on UA-cam will still NEVER understand how electrifying this man was during his dominance..
He truly entertained the masses in a Raw gladiator way that's NEVER been seen since..
Back in Tyson's hey day it was mandatory to get that pay per view. Always hoping for good under card fights too since Tyson often finished very quickly.
I pray the age gap isn't too much to over come with his Jake Paul match. I really want to see him humble Paul.
@@squidsleap If Tyson goes all out I believe his technique if nothing else will be too much for Jake to deal with..
Tyson's not at that age yet where you can just kick his ass simply because you're younger lol, and Tyson unlike a lot of other fighters from his era is NOT punch drunk..
"Yes, he'll go all the way". That man knew right there. Thats the scariest thing someone could say lol
Sharks vs sharks. Mike was just an outsider got tested by the best and was a nobody. A ghetto kid coming in like a dark horse in race.
Mike was so damn humble after his fights, early years you can see it.
Jesse Ferguson:
Its nothing, i just got out of my gameplan.
Mike Tyson:
Everyone has a gameplan until they get punched in the face.
Greatest comment of all time. Like Tyson or not he was the best boxer in history. Lots of demons but he came to a better point later in life.
Tyson is a unit of a man, I’ve never seen such force and strength in that ring. I think he’s also a great sport always humble too, but that man has a rage that is beyond my comprehension.
they just can't admit, Tyson was the hardest hitting, most difficult, skilled, opponent they EVER faced...we see the end results...just give that man his props...GOAT!!!!!
Mike Tyson Punch-Out by Nintendo was the bomb and we all skipped class just to fight him in the final fight round. Every Tyson punch was a knockout. Patience was the key to beating him in that game.
Today we would have continues and beat the game real quick. But in that time, you had to re-beat everyone and fight Mike at the end again!
The way Mike Tyson swings his punches is like he is trying to send his fist through people's face aka take their head off their shoulders the power In Mike's punches is just crazy insane!
Exactly ‼️😊
He punches through the target. It's something they teach in martial arts. Don't hit the target. Hit through it.
The best heavy weight BOXER ever 💯
Fueled by pure rage, every punch having the intent to kill. Nobody has replicated what Tyson did.
😂😂
I concur
🎉*insert baked memeFace of choice here* 😂❤
You're stupid. He never meant to kill or harm, just win.
@@stevenrhone7432want to get punch?
He never seemed to get fatigued. His energy was far above the rest.
Yes. This. 1st round, 4th or 10th... Didn't matter.
@evanpeterpaul6566 Until he wasn't. Happens to us all. Still wouldn't wanna catch one from him now, or in 20 years. I truly do not get the Mike Tyson haters out there these days. The dude was/is an absolute beast, and not just in his prime. Totally agree, though. Stamina was absolutely one of Kid Dynamite and God of Stories Tyson's many fearsome talents. Cheers!
Actually he had heart problems and he did get fatigued but he wouldn't let it show. Much like cus d Amato said what are you doing celebrating like you didn't think you would win. We trained for this cuz we thought we would win if we trained.
That's because the majority of his fights never made it to the second round
That changed after Don King showed up though and he fired Rooney. His training took a nose dive.
Out of all my favourite HW’s , mike is the most almost perfect boxer, hes on my number 1 list for HW’s. I love his footwork, uppercuts, bob and weavings etc. Tyson is a machine
Tyson had such a killer combo of lightning quick hands and an iron jaw. You can see people land punches on him and it doesnt bother him at all, and their spirit is just gone. He was unbeatable for a few years.
This was the best statement I ever heard but Tyson. Wasn't the greatest in the heavyweights but was great. Every biggest challenge he fell short.
@@jhonjohnjonjondoe5011he fell off after cus died... he lost focus.
I have never been into boxing but watching these clips, but Tyson is a beast. One thing I noticed is after the fight, he embraces his opponent in a gesture of good sportsmanship.
Not all of them ;)
Biggs and Mitch Green were personal enemies of his
Also, Holmes in a way.
It was the motivation to beat Holmes that kept him training hard even back in his amateur days.
@@d0nKsTaH I will have to find clips of that bout. I never watched boxing matches before. I was never interested. This showed up on my feed and for some reason I decided to watch it. It has been drawing me in and I have been watching others. Thanks for directing me in that direction. I have much to learn about boxing. 👍👍
he did for some and its good to see he wasn't a complete beast
ADC
He also never talks shit before the fight. Speak softly and carry a big uppercut.
I was born 1990. Way too late right. But I watched every single fight of him. I just felt in love Mike. He so polite and respectful. Never say a shit thing before a fight. Tbh even he is 58 yo. Next or this generation never can compare with the champ.
Absolute super star, i grew up watching this, privileged to have seen a true professional, and now love hearing the wisdom from him on joe Rogan podcast. True living legend
I was lucky enough to see all of Mr.Tyson's professional fights live (yeah i'm getting old) & he truly deserved the moniker of "Iron" Mike,his fights no matter how short where both electrifying & terrifying in equal measure! 🏆
you must be old and rich
Wow what A Greatness to be there and able to see All live what a Blessing and a True Treasure to All memories of this ❤️ I am in NC women would have loved to see him in Total action just once live you had All once in life time Greatness ❤ I grew up watching Mr Champion of All time and will Ever Be Mr Tyson is Absolutely The Worlds Best highest Achievement of True Champion of All Time Forever ❤
Mike Tyson is and will always be the human symbol of just what hand to hand pure great boxing is all about, even if ever beat again, nothing can be taken away from him, he still will be the greatest, and thats a great fact... Everyone else will be only second to the great Mike Tyson....
Tyson’s defense was the springboard for his heavy punching style. People think he was a slugger, but nothing could be further from the truth. His opponents were so devastated by his boxing skills, the bouts typically ended in slugging fashion because there was no other choice. Everything Tyson did before he threw a punch made his tight physique act like a wound up coil, increasing the power of already devastating punches. Cus took one look at Tyson and knew he could turn him in to a monster. Nobody’s talking enough about his defense in the video or comments. If you’re interested, I’d look into how Cus trained Mike and what his philosophy was. It makes Tyson a more dynamic and tragic figure if you know the history.
I love Mike Tyson still to this day❤
He's like a coiled snake
It's the acceleration that gets you
Yep his defense AND offense. So many of greats rely on counter attack. Not Tyson. I'd say though he could've probably switched to counter attack in his later years and that would've have kept his record unblemished
Respect to the gentlemen stepping into the ring with Mike. Everyone he faced were respectful and considerate. Solid men them all.
Everyone gets real respectful after you bash their face. Its wierd
@@suspectgaming8868except for Logan Paul, that fight was a joke
@@suspectgaming8868 well u gotta understand that anyone who has asperations of becoming the best in any competitive sport, is going to need that level of confidence to get there. you've never heard an up and coming champ, especially someone like mike say shit like "oh yea hes really good. i dont know if ill beat him." but yes afterwards. you lost. what else do you do? they didnt run away. they stayed and stated their flaws. kept their chins up. and realized that mike is a man that should be respected and not taken lightly.
Pound for pound in his prime with the right team and a clear head UNBEATABLE! a pleasure to watch
I don't think it was just Tyson's sheer strength that helped him win. Never in my life have I seen such a dedicated mindset. The way Tyson looks at his opponents like they are just mere obstacles in his way is very admirable. It's almost as if he just tells himself he will win... and he does. Awesome video thanks for taking the time to make it 👊 By far my favorite fighter ✌️
the cool thing about tyson is that he was a heavy weight and the dude moved like the fkn wind. he could be light one second, then half a second later, hes back to being made of steel and was landing those punches at unimaginable speed for his weight. he had speed and power that most his opponents just couldnt handle. and yea man, im sorry but train as much as you want on your defense. shit was probably like trying to dodge and block a sledge hammer. its not easy after feeling the power of his jab knowing any minute hes gonna hit you with a right and send ur ass to heaven.
I just love Tysons calm demeanor. He has the black eyes of a great white shark going for the kill
When Boyd was asked if Mike could be heavyweight champ, Boyd stone faced said, "He'll go all the way" The way he said that, just hit on another level! He was stating his truth!
He fights on a level that’s beyond everyone else. Nobody works harder. I expect his fight IQ to have grown exponentially along with his punching power.
As a child I grew up an Ali fan.
Now I like Mike too.
You think his punching power GREW? the man is almost 60 lmfao
I love to watch Mike fight but to suggest his power and IQ have improved at almost 60 years old is pretty ridiculous.
Mike Tyson is the absolute goat and I never missed a fight, this brings back memories.
I love how mike always goes over to check on his opponent. Early in his career, even into the mid part of the Stone Cold killer phase, whenever he rocks somebody's world he would always walk over to them and make sure they were okay like he had to see for himself. Very respectful, "it was my pleasure to give you a shot at the title you deserve it". Don King and Don King's money ruined that polite young killer
Every Mike Tyson edit makes me happy
4:02 and 6:22 those guys were really humble to admit respectfully their losses.
Tyson and Evander were my two favorite fighters back then. Tyson the killer and Evander the Warrior. Both were awesome to watch in their prime.
One of my favourite quotes of all time is
"Everyone has a plan till they get punched in the face" --Mike Tyson
Mouth 😊
Epic !!!
All the boxers talked shit but Tyson was quite and still beat them. Wow what a champ
He is a legend, in his younger days he would batter Tyson Fury
@@tarotbyamber7233fury is a fraud. Aj & Usyk are both better
Just he do action only
Mike Tyson is one of the baddest men to ever fight!
Some of these opponents be like "he didnt knock me out, he just hit me really hard and i realized it was way past my nap time"😂
Last dude was smart to listen to his own body. May have saved his own life by doing so. Dude was clearly still not all there even during the interview.
Gollata had serious head injury ,
fractures , cheek and eye socket at minimum
Tyson clocked him hard
If Tyson is in focus like he was with Kevin Rooney ,
he is on the top shelf of the division
Eeeyup, Gollotta was never the same after that.
Mike detoured everyone's career, and ended a couple.🥊
@@petesmith5092 100%
I’m reminded of just how good of a boxer Mike was. He’s often looked on a just power guy, but he had legit top flight boxing skill.
My favorite boxer of all time
Execpt for the douglas fight then holyfield
@@Jama-gh4cx doesnt matter you cant win them all, fights were still entertaining
@@ChillingWithGus dont get me wrong hes my fav heavyweight fastest ithink
@@ChillingWithGus hes my fav heayweight i think he could throw them gloves faster then any other heavyweight then and now😁
@@Jama-gh4cx His resume is weak, lost against majority of top tier boxers and only demolished low to mid tier boxers.
Someone like Tyson won’t be seen for many many years.. He should have been a billion,with that kind of talent.
Tyson has heart. Look at him trying to help up Botha after he knocked him down. Absolutely legend and an inspiration to everyone that you can get knocked down in life, but you can still get up punching back. Love from India, Mike 💪🏾
The very best heavy weight there ever was. Tyson is an absolute legend, and that's no joke. Life long boxing fan 56 yrs old from the UK 🇬🇧🇫🇴🇬🇧🇫🇴🇬🇧🇫🇴🇬🇧
Tyson my fav of all time nothing got me more pumped than being a kid seeing Mike come out to dmx 🎉
My favorite Tyson quote is "everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face".
I've noticed that after every fight tysons had hes always over to his opponent helping them up to there feet praising them for there effort hes a humble human makes me very thankful we a guy like him that the media n other people make fun of him through his time on earth
Such a great video material! One thing I noticed that all of them spoke of each other with respect which is so different from today's trash talk.
Mike is cut from a diffrent cloth. Natureal skil, talent, best coach the world has ever seen, best corner all with the best boxer the world has ever seen.
What a time for boxing.
Im just a kid but everybody knows who is Mike Tyson.. truely a Legendary Hero
Tyson is so calm. That's the quality of a good fighter.
Even now he's still a beast i wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of his punches
Right 😂
no shit sherlock!
Jake Paul is gona get it lol
@@redesignedlife777 better him than me
Mike was great, but he never really fought anyone who was considered a world class fighter
Despite what people think or thought of Tyson he is a top class human being and the greatest boxer of all time
Watching this makes me miss the 80's, 90's where people were still humble. No trash talk, just sportsmanship. Good times!
This is FANTASTIC!! What is THIS MUSIC?! ⭐
It reminds me of the song that plays in 28 Days Later...pretty sure its the same song
you are right@@oshikiri999
It's from the matrix. But I know it from the Discordia Onyxia kill music video. Clubbed to death.
Edit: This is incorrect.
it's from the movie 28 days later@@Dontinquire
In the House, In a Heartbeat - John Murphy
It’s crazy watching these. It’s looks like those guy never boxed before compared to Tyson. Looks like they’re flailing their arms while Tyson is a precision striking machine.
MT is what happens when prodigious talent and legendary tutelage come together. A heavyweight that moved like him and could land jabs that hit like power punches.
Dude was absolutely unreal.
Greatest boxer to ever live. Mike Tyson is a real legend.
One of if not the best of all time. Mike Tyson was and still is a BEAST!!
The way his opponents speak of him in the ring after the fight, tells you EVERYTHING you need to know about how devastating of a beast Iron Mike was (and no doubt still is)
This is very well put together. Thank you
Golota was a beast. He had everyting to be one of the GOATs, but the mind. In that infamous fight, he got hit very unlucky and had his jaw broken, yet he fought on. The decision to quit was the smartest decision anyone could make in those circumstances. He did not do it out of fear, but out of reason. Few more hard shots and he could be cold. He deserves respect for his skills and predispositions. Ofc he was not as great as Iron Mike, but the hate he recieved for that unruly judged escape from the ring is unfair. The worst part is that his corner made it look 100x worse than it should look like.
I agree completely 🇵🇱 🏴
True, glad you know this stoty and told it
During the fight, Golota had received a concussion, a fractured cheek bone, and a harmiated disk 20:28 . His corner should all be ashamed of themselves. Every man knows his own body. I am glad that Golota had enough sense to protect his own health.
Golota is the worst boxer I remeber. He was unfair to the fullest what you talk about? His low blows etc.
Tyson was mesmerizing...That hand speed, always from a coiled position, his whole body behind it...I can only imagine the impact as it lands.. Not very appealing 😅
I actually feel very privileged to growing up in era of iron Mike .I was 7 or8 yro. When I saw him first time. The only way to watch him in Poland in the 80s was VHS tapes smuggled from Germany. God bless my neighbour for that and real Swiss chocolate. Best two things western world ever produced. 😊
Respect to Trevor Burbeck for continuously standing up!
Trevor is a mountain of a man, a boxing legend. Check out the Witherspoon Brubeck fight
Dude was whacked by his nephew over land... fun fact