He's had like two movies at least

… he’s already had a movie

@@vivlaw1977 Maybe someone like Idris Elba? He'd at least be able to portray his intimidating bull-type physicality somewhat? Though Alba is way too old now to play Tyson in his peak.

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@@b.elzebub9252 Nah, Idris is 6'2".

They had it on live in a theatre in Liverpool, when he wobbled Tyson, the theatre were on their feet screaming. Not experienced an adrenalin rush like it, ever.

Yep watched it live at a snooker club in Bedford... that punch sent the place wild, think we really thought it could happen... and Frank Carpenter shouting "come on frank".

Tysons instinctive response was a hook that just missed even as he wobbled. If that had connected it would have decapitated Bruno. That's the difference between them right there!

You can tell the way mister Tyson looks when he walks to the ring that he has already won. It's in his eyes.

He caught him with a lucky shot, only lasted 4 rounds. Doesn’t matter that he’s a “good dude”

Excellent comment. The uppercut right before was brutal as well.

For sure. I always think refs should go for caution, even if the crowd and fans hate them for it. They have to be the one protect the fighters. It always makes me cringe when refs in boxing and MMA just let a fighter get pummeled and beat nearly to death without a stoppage knowing they are probably suffering some pretty severe unnecessary brain damage.

@@eggoslayer1001 mma has gotten better with that. Sometimes a little too cautious where it doesn’t make sense to stop it

Agreed. When Bruno didn't even counterpunch or evade Tyson's slower, more powerful punches he knew it was over.

@@tonyg5132 For sure, MMA has been better about stoppages compared to Boxing by a lot. Boxing you just regularly see dudes brain cells vanishing and no stoppage. Letting guys just get tee'd off on with no defense or getting up way too many times from knockdowns. Seeing some of my favorite boxers just stumble through sentences after they retire has made me really look differently at those situations. They will of course make some mistakes and stop too early, but again, I'd much rather that happen than a fight go too far and fighter's suffer needlessly.

Bruno has the best laugh ever. You know what I mean Harry? Huh huh huh huh huh!

Youve never heard of bruno ?? 😂😂😂

Hes a national treasure

What? Never heard of Frank Bruno? 😂 You must be very young, big Frank is the most famous British heavyweight ever. Not the greatest chin, nor boxing skills, but he had devastating 1 punch KO power, more than Joshua and was WBC champ in mid 90s before Tyson beat him for 2nd time.

Tyson was the true beast.

Yup

Lol

Yep, I noticed that too

Facts

Exactly. He was talking about razor Rudick. Razor Redick gave him a tough fight

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Hell yeah

​@@Joshdjdjdh that's some weird ass shit to write wtf

@@Boxinlegends lolll either another provoking troll or we’re not understanding.

Unreal. Stayed on his feet and walked away too.

Bruno always had a good chin I've never understood people saying he was chinny. All I can think is they watched 2 fights, Tyson and Lewis and made that assumption. Both Tyson and Lewis are two of the hardest punchers and greatest we've ever had. His other 2 loses were late round stoppages when he was younger, greener and run out of steam late and both were World champion in Witherspoon and Bonecrusher Smith. Both solid fighters too.

Cause he was against the ropes. That uppercut would have put him down. It was Tysons specialty combo that I loved. Shot to the body to get the guy to lower his guard then the viscous uppercut

Having a "good chin" is one thing, but Bruno was getting rocked there. I wouldn't say he was out on his feet, but I'd argue that there was plenty of damage being done inside his dome.

Hence I the claim that George Foreman would be a devastating opponent for Tyson who not only could take those punches but also was the hardest hitter of the two.

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UK fans dont diss Bruno

fr, these are some of my favorite videos on youtube

Frank was strong, but had no stamina.

Scumbag editing by a jackass thinking he's big media.

So you know more than the man who fought him? Make that make sense

I love Tyson but man knowing how he was with Rooney in his corner to see him basically a brawler without him is a tragedy. Like he gave up the peek a boo style the head movements everything left .

Agreed. Definitely not his old self 👍

@@newgenerationtechnology2930 People say that, But Mike had some of his weakest performances under Kevin Rooney!! Look at his 1986 fight with journeyman James Tillis (a guy with over 20 losses) Mike struggled for 10 rounds and even lost 4 out of those 10 rounds on the judges score cards, many fan believe Tillis actually won the fight!! in 1987 he (Mike) looked poor against James Smith (one of the weakest champs ever with a 19-8 record at the time) Mike just get rushing in and getting caught in clinches, couldn't even drop smith over 12 rounds and even got badly hurt by smith in the last round. He looked bad against tony tubbs to, just swinging wildly looking for one big punch, actually got outboxed by Tubbs until landing a big left hook. Rooneys influence on Mike is very overrated.

Mike's movement is what separated him from his opponents aside from the incredible defence, power, refuse to lose mentality etc. His movement amplified all his other attributes. Once this disappeared he was no longer that truly superior fighter to other men. Am a lifelong Tyson fan and this was a heartbreaking and career changing moment.

Rooney just wanted the credit

Nah Tyson gets too much credit for that

*220lbs

​@@theblackmamba8686 hell no ..he gets his due credit.

that's a lot more than 220 pounds of force. I think you need to retake your physics class

yea they could have said he was the lightest fighter in the ring but all that weight was in each punch so when everyone had that wall ready to take on sledgehammers he was coming in with a wrecking ball

I totally agree!! Boxing seems to have lost the beauty of fighting that these guys brought to the sport. Especially Tyson.

They can forget all they want; just like how everybody is eventually gonna forget THEM... But those of us who WERE THERE back then and still remember it like it was yesterday, are NOT gonna forget it anytime soon!

Mike just couldn't cope with the super strict regimen anymore especially considering how quickly he got guys out of there

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Tyson was the champ.

Tony Tucker wobbled him and went the distance

"The man who rocked Tyson" people used to say.

No fucking doubt! Tyson fights were events at who ever had pay per view at there house. Bbq, 36 packs of beer, cocaine weed and bitches. Great times. Mid to late 80’s were incredible

@@gjezik DAM RITE! 👍🏻🇺🇲

@@KY_100 Why?

I've heard that..I'm American and would like to know how big was Bruno in England?

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​@@thediaz07 he was a gentle giant out of the ring with unique laugh He struggled with his mental health later and had to be sectioned. Thankfully seems to have recovered now.

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Ok. But what about Lennox Lewis?

I'm going to follow Mike tyson work out as well. Definitely a good work out to follow

@@Dontagerivera39 the morning jog is a great start, but the neck workouts, those are wild

@@jiovanysoltero923 I know it is

​@@jiovanysoltero923I would strongly suggest not to do those neck workouts. That's not for beginners and you can cause serious injury

😂 calm down probably more like getting hit with a wooden bat

@@adrianpate4694 then be my guest and volunteer yourself to get hit by it.

go check the numbers on velocity and stopping power of shotgun and come back lol

How was he prone to getting knocked out? I've never understood that narrative. He lost 5 times, twice to Tyson, once to Lewis - both are two of the hardest punchers in history and then to two solid fighters who both could punch and both were world champions in Tim Witherspoon and Bonecrusher Smith. He lost to 4 men in 45 fights, with 40 wins and 39 knockouts. I think Bruno deserves a lot more respect imo.

@@tonyh8965 And respect is what I am giving him. Which is exactly why I'm saying that Tyson deserves more respect for beating him twice. As for him being prone to getting knocked out, that's simply a way of saying, when he lost he got knocked out. Man lost 5 times but never by decision. I like Bruno, think he's very underrated in general. No less respect to him just because he was stopped a handful of times by big punchers. It's heavyweight boxing and that's the name of the game.

Bruno was a tomato cans

@@theblackmamba8686 Cool. Now show me your professional boxing record.

@@MasterFatness and what would that prove exactly 🤔

Definitely

It was Bruno power.

Yep, Frank was almost universally loved, British champs since have often divided the public (Lewis, Haye, Fury, Joshua etc)