IRON MIKE TYSON IN ACTION

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Highlights of 41 professional fights in chronological order.
00:00:00 Intro
00:02:15 vs Hector Mercedes (Mar 6, 1985)
00:02:47 vs Trent Singleton (Apr 10, 1985)
00:03:53 vs Don Halpin (May 23, 1985)
00:05:19 vs Ricardo Spain (Jun 20, 1985)
00:06:11 vs Lorenzo Canady (Aug 15, 1985)
00:07:36 vs Michael Johnson (Sep 5, 1985)
00:08:25 vs Donnie Long (Oct 9, 1985)
00:10:18 vs Robert Colay (Oct 25, 1985)
00:11:23 vs Sterling Benjamin (Nov 1, 1985)
00:12:44 vs Eddie Richardson (Nov 13, 1985)
00:14:48 vs Conroy Nelson (Nov 22, 1985)
00:16:45 vs Sammy Scaff (Dec 6, 1985)
00:18:08 vs Mark Young (Dec 27, 1985)
00:19:04 vs David Jaco (Jan 11, 1986)
00:21:15 vs Mike Jameson (Jan 24, 1986)
00:25:28 vs Jesse Ferguson (Feb 16, 1986)
00:29:44 vs Steve Zouski (Mar 10, 1986)
00:33:43 vs James Tillis (May 3, 1986)
00:37:29 vs Mitch Green (May 20, 1986)
00:43:51 vs Reggie Gross (Jun 13, 1986)
00:45:21 vs William Hosea (Jun 28, 1986)
00:46:50 vs Lorenzo Boyd (Jul 11, 1986)
00:49:18 vs Marvis Frazier (Jul 26, 1986)
00:50:35 vs Alfonzo Ratliff (Sep 6, 1986)
00:53:35 vs Trevor Berbick (Nov 22, 1986)
01:00:55 vs Pinklon Thomas (May 30, 1987)
01:04:23 vs Tony Tucker (Aug 1, 1987)
01:09:50 vs Tyrell Biggs (Oct 16, 1987)
01:13:29 vs Larry Holmes (Jan 22, 1988)
01:17:02 vs Tony Tubbs (Mar 21, 1988)
01:18:36 vs Michael Spinks (Jun 27, 1988)
01:19:56 vs Frank Bruno Ⅰ (Feb 25, 1989)
01:23:28 vs Carl Williams (Jul 21, 1989)
01:24:42 vs Henry Tillman (Jun 16, 1990)
01:26:22 vs Alex Stewart (Dec 8, 1990)
01:28:33 vs Donovan Ruddock II (Jun 28, 1991)
01:33:31 vs Buster Mathis Jr. (Dec 16, 1995)
01:35:10 vs Frank Bruno Ⅱ (Mar 16, 1996)
01:38:27 vs Bruce Seldon (Sep 7, 1996)
01:39:29 vs Julius Francis (Jan 29, 2000)
01:42:29 vs Lou Savarese (Jun 24, 2000)

КОМЕНТАРІ: 1 100

@elysium619 Рік тому

Excellent. No BS, filler, interviews, etc. Just boxing. Just Iron Mike, the human wrecking ball. Scariest fighter of all time.

@Bones6987 7 місяців тому

They all have that look What did that n ga hit me with 😂😂😂😂😂 I loved to watch Tyson in the 80s He was a king of the Ring!!!!

@daneyesropen2898 Місяць тому

I can’t get enough of the talent of Mike! Who ever edited & produced the 1:45 is a genius! Thanks

@PooPig 24 дні тому

he has a podcast called triggernometry.. i may have spelt it wrong but ull find it x

@Morgan-vl4dg 7 місяців тому

He really was/is a hell of a talented boxer/athlete. He was born to be exactly that. He’s an amazing athlete. Good luck to you Mike.

@sandmantk4901 6 місяців тому

I agree. That ring was his house.

@bennyrobles9194 7 місяців тому

No wonder they called him Kid Dynamite.! Tyson was a wonderful boxer.! A true Champ.!!

@bradhuskers Місяць тому

Except when he had to fight BIG STRONG MEN

@revwilliamoforiattah5950 Місяць тому

😢@@bradhuskers

@udinblek6458 Місяць тому

Ter t😢ak RT RTR to download lagu 😢 RT 07 RW04 5😢t😢@@bradhuskers

@MLandPRO77 Місяць тому

There's not many who could stand with a young Iron Mike

@emilkaras4754 Рік тому

An hour and forty five minutes against how many opponents? I lost count. Tyson was a phenomenal boxer. Best compilation on the internet

@MOHAMEDSBESTOF Рік тому

Against 41 opponents 🙂 Thank you very much.

@DasBoot40 20 днів тому

Il a afficher toute les victoire de Tyson en gros . Super vidéo merci à vous

@tiffer67 10 місяців тому

You can argue over who is the GOAT but for me there has never been anyone as terrifying as Iron Mike was in his prime. The look, the gait & focus of the man in the few minutes before the start of the fight was akin to a starving lion stalking its prey. As soon as the first bell rang, the collective draw of the crowd's breath in anticipation of his first shot was electric. The noise from his glove's first connection drew shrieks & gasps. He was absolutely the scariest dude on the planet in these moments.

@user-wc5rg6pp3u 10 місяців тому

❤0خ٠

@harrykunz3428 10 місяців тому

Its like running in wall of bricks...thor hammer

@Shanelingus 9 місяців тому

Mike Tyson is the GOAT. Ali was great, but not the GOAT. Ali had swag and rope-a-dope moves, but Tyson had speed, accuracy, and tons of power. Ali was a showboat and danced around with punch flurries. Tyson literally fought like he wanted to murder you and did just that to most opponents.

@maryhough7680 9 місяців тому

Roy Jones

@maryhough7680 9 місяців тому

Tysin can not beat real fighters

@Tired-of-this-shot-jh7dc 9 місяців тому

This shows what we all thought for a long time. This is the GOAT. We will never see anyone like this again at least not in my lifetime.

@JoeKennedy-ol7yl 8 місяців тому

9 I 8th I I UK 8th 5th TY

@travzimmerman1340 8 місяців тому

Tyson is around 10th HW all time

@rrll9840 7 місяців тому

With this rage to win, his speed, his striking power, he would knock out Fury without a doubt.

@flash5791 7 місяців тому

@@rrll9840 Imagine If he didn't get with Don and also Kept Rooney as his coach and didn't fall to drug addictions. he would be the #1 of boxing. few years after firing Rooney he lost for the first time because he became more solid and didn't move as much :(

@travzimmerman1340 7 місяців тому

@@rrll9840 No, he wouldn't.

@sjrlithics7524 Рік тому

iv watched all these fights dozens of times but i gotta applaud this coz its straight to each fight with no bullshit narrating inbetween each fight...str8 down to business is what we all like :)

@R.I.P. 9 днів тому

Make NO mistake , neither Holyfield nor Lewis would have had a chance with the Mike Tyson under Cus Damato's guidance .. Mike fell prey to that POS Don King, and never had a chance after that ... I'm very happy to see Tyson these days . He is happy and is loving life again !! He has always been one of my hero's in the ring ... today he is one of my hero's for the way he handled adversity and came out the other side... Mike, if you ever read this someday .. We LOVE you ..and please put this UKposts guy out of our misery !!!!

@CodeName_JJ Місяць тому

Mike Tyson; The first man to unlock Autonomous Ultra Instinct💪💪

@paulcombee2209 Рік тому

I never grow tired of watching Iron Mike ..What a talented champion 🏆 🥇 🏅 👏

@tomgreene1843 Рік тому

He was very fast and skillful as well.

@R.Gsolo365 Рік тому

One of gods most gifted creations

@ocevicheband502 Рік тому

Thousands of years of combat .....leads to Muhammad Ali and Iron Mike Tyson!!!! And Mark Hunt.

@jbparker5466 Рік тому

He was talented but he’s still a Sex Offender.

@GregorioCaruz 11 місяців тому

@@ocevicheband502...b❤❤2😂 😂🎉😅😅😅😊😊😊

@patriot925 10 місяців тому

I was a teenager when iron mike burst onto the scene. Most fights I watched until then ended in decisions. As great as Larry Holmes was he fought Mike Spinks to a decision twice. Tyson ended most of his fights in the first round. It was incredible seeing that kind of domination, especially for a kid so young. That's why he was so popular. He gave boxing fans what they wanted. Knockouts! If you watch Tysons technique, he moves his body forward when he throws a punch. This gives his punches incredible leverage and momentum. If he connects one solid punch to the head of his opponent it's all over.

@ThundaStrack 2 місяці тому

I gotta quit blinking, I’m missing too much

@thetruthandnothingbut7112 Рік тому

This is the best Tyson compilation on the entire Internet - full stop. Period. End of story. Thank you. Finally we can sit the kids down and say ‘Once upon a time...’

@MOHAMEDSBESTOF Рік тому

Thank you very much 🙂

@WalterTonetto Рік тому

you get your kids to watch this? What’s the matter with you!

@Go-Go-Guts Рік тому

@@WalterTonetto oh come on, the love of boxing is an amazing thing to bond with your family over. If anything, the worst thing a kid could see in a Mike Tyson fight is the post fight interview

@ronnie935 Рік тому

@@MOHAMEDSBESTOF that was as tidy as Mike Tyson's in round 1 no messing about is right bro

@niwatnarak7818 11 місяців тому

ชชชชไป. 😊

@ScottJackson-wt8cy 2 місяці тому

Yeah me to I miss all Mike Tysons fight I was working 84 hours a week but he was the greatest boxer I've ever seen I have watched his fights a hundred times what a fighter

@titepsy7175 6 місяців тому

Tyson was king of the uppercut. Always coming in like lightning with the body shot on the side to bring down their guard, then follow with a devastating uppercut. Nobody will ever hit as hard as Tyson did.

@derekbaker777 6 місяців тому

That's why Nintendo created a game after him called "Mike Tysons Punch Out."

@insearthanamesaheera5712 Рік тому

Growing up as a kid i never saw the actual fights. But Tyson and Ali were the two boxers names i knew and their legacies were so obvious. Its a privilege to catch these fights today here. I am thankful.

@joseortega-us6rn 9 місяців тому

You better add Mr. Joe Louis to that list young man, 17 titles defences, in my humble opinion the best heavy weight in and out of the ring. you may also take a look at Sugar Rey Robinson in the walter weight may be the best boxer ever. bless you body.

@bryanross7607 9 місяців тому

😊

@question_it_701 8 місяців тому

Watching replays of both fighters, who you think would win, when they were both at their best?

@arkinazimet4123 6 місяців тому

i'm so much grateful that i get to witness and enjoy watching such a legend's golden era with my father every sundays, while my dad explaining and telling me all his and others' achievements and stories....

@user-si5gu7yb2k Місяць тому

@samtindall6707 9 місяців тому

Makes my skin crawl seeing don king in the ring from the point mike got with him he was never the same fighter

@thestonedrose7962 7 місяців тому

I can remember watching Mike tyson on World of sport a uk saturday morning program in 1985 with my mother, My mother said their you are son he is the next great heavyweight champion of the world, Yes mam you were right, Yes there was Dempsey, louis,marciano,Clay,Frazier.(Holmes at a push). Mike tyson was the last and best great heavyweight champion, heavyweights now would not have lived with those legends.

@briannelson1656 Рік тому

I can watchTyson knock out opponents all day. A true champion to the sport!

@PB111627 9 місяців тому

Kind of ASMR

@agojoagojo5457 9 місяців тому

@overcoffeemeditativemoment8084 9 місяців тому

Tyson chicken is good two..to. Also

@overcoffeemeditativemoment8084 9 місяців тому

Later

@ti994apc Місяць тому

Mike was very respectful and honorable after the fight often helping the opponent. The press never showed that side of him.

@EdwardZiska 2 місяці тому

❤Thanks, a Lott. Mike Tyson.🎉.

@user-rk7zz7zg2v 2 місяці тому

Ich kann nicht glauben, dass dieses Video von einer Person gemacht wurde. Großes Talent!

@lizardskinard3485 8 місяців тому

It was so nice to see Mills in a few of these again. One of the greatest!! Rest In Peace Mill!!

@yustinayus2220 8 місяців тому

Kucrut

@mehmetalimart5273 3 місяці тому

@@yustinayus2220❤

@gregparrott Рік тому

Excellent compilation! Also, extra thanks for the time stamps to each fight

@lostamongus8888 Рік тому

String that amount of fights together, and play nearly every minute of them. GOAT!!!

@travzimmerman1340 8 місяців тому

Tomato cans

@polystyrene7921 16 днів тому

Thanks for uploading - Tysons brut power was outrageous 👍🏼

@codehandle137 2 місяці тому

Thank you for putting them in chronological order

@paulkennedy1340 11 місяців тому

After Ali ( goat) Tyson is easily the best most explosive fighter I had the pleasure of watching from day one to retirement what a absolutely perfectly put together fighter well done arto c damoto

@khmaystanfouri9702 10 місяців тому

frence

@travzimmerman1340 8 місяців тому

Realistically, Tyson is around 10th all time HW.

@peterowusu4095 Рік тому

I can never stop watching Mike Tyson fights .I love dearly

@larry3064 9 місяців тому

Iron Mike is my favorite heavyweight of all time.

@bibiobasiemeh9217 6 місяців тому

This is absolutely the hand work of Iron Mike.

@bibiobasiemeh9217 Рік тому

I can’t just get tired watching iron mike in the bout.

@RollingStoneZzzzz 5 місяців тому

Thanks for the memories Champ 🏆❤!!!! Das 😎 all!! I don't care what anyone says! You Da Man!🥊🥊👍🏻😉❤❤❤

@thomasshrum4006 7 місяців тому

The sheer amount of chi in Tyson's punches is astonishing. The man can barely glance you, but there's so much existential, kinetic force behind it that his movements work almost like soundwaves, disrupting the interior without directly affecting the exterior. Some real Bruce Lee shit, but applied to boxing. "Be like water, moving through cracks..." That was early, Mike. If he had just followed through with the rest of that quote sooner, he would have been the undisputed champion of the world, forever. "Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object, and you shall find a way around or through it. If nothing within you stays rigid, outward things will disclose themselves." That is Mike today. Too bad it wasn't Mike at 23.

@djangoohara1907 Місяць тому

WHAT A THRILLING CAREER TO WATCH, THE GREAT IRON MIKE,FOR MY OPINION TYSON IS IN THE TOP 3 HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONS OF ALL TIME, WHAT A KID FROM THE STREETS OF BROOKLYN WAS ABLE TO DO WITH HIS BARE HANDS & AN INCREDIBLE BOXING BRAIN IS WORTH WATCHING AGAIN & AGAIN & IT NEVER GETS OLD-- JUST LIKE THE GREAT JOE LOUIS OR BIG GEORGE FOREMAN=CHAMPIONS FOREVER👍👍👍

@djangoohara1907 21 день тому

IT NEVER EVER GETS OLD WATCHING IRON MIKES CAREER=LIKE JOE LOUIS- THERE'LL NEVER BE ANOTHER IRON MIKE-EVER

@anthonyvespia6662 Рік тому

There are only two greats. Ali and Tyson. I'll never forget on a late night show, Tyson and Ali were both guests. Tyson said "i'm vain, i know i'm great. But i can tell the world every head must bow, every tongue must confess. This beautiful man and fighter is the greatest of all time" I had the pleasure to watch every Tyson fight, from starting at 0-0. Iron mike was the most talented, powerful, destructive fighter that boxing has ever seen. we'll never see that greatness again. And every fighter he hurt in the wring, after a knockout, he would help them to there corner. He showed compassion and concern, making sure he didn't hurt someone very bad. Tyson in his heart, is humble, loving, caring and is still to me a true champion. Had scum not got into his life, that Cus warned him about, and surrounded him with people to protect him. That thing you call a wife, lied and ruined his life and his career. He was ready to retire after Buster Douglas, who was knocked out, and if you watch got a count up to 13 seconds. Iron Mike you're the best and you're a true champ. Thank you for what you brought to all your fans, you're the best..God Bless..

@georgedouglas3864 Рік тому

Ppppp

@hugoroman9960 Рік тому

Ninguna

@hugoroman9960 Рік тому

Tyson lo maximo

@hugoroman9960 Рік тому

@robertdemon3550 Рік тому

As great as Ali was I reckon prime Tyson would beat prime Ali, also if these are the two greatest of all time you would have to include George Foreman.

@wildbill5670 Рік тому

The leverage that Tyson uses when he delivers those incredible body shots. Damn.

@saskiamusa357 Рік тому

@carrytheflag3498 Рік тому

"I wath thwowing hydrogen bomths" - Iron Mike That man is a national treasure, more people should hear what he has to say. Love that guy. Cheers all! This channel is brilliant!

@jra1366 Рік тому

All your productions are amazing sir, don't ever stop making them. Tyson. ..dame...greatest champion ever. Greetings from Mexico

@MOHAMEDSBESTOF Рік тому

Thank you very much 🙂Greetings back from Germany.

@scottfreckle237 Рік тому

Watched hundreds of hours of Tyson and never get tired of it. If he had had a better, stronger character he would never have been beaten and would have been a better person

@Adaephonable Рік тому

Hundreds of hours is pretty amazing considering all his fights combined are less than 20 hours total.

@milkwaygalaxy. Рік тому

When you review Tyson's childhood and the family he lived in, I think Tyson should be respected for making himself one of the best and greatest boxers in the world. And now he has become a kind and philanthropic character and helps people as much as he can

@adamg.617 Рік тому

I had the pleasure of watching him since he was 18 till his last pro fight ..a fighting machine when on track and when he was not partying

@billykirk1303 Рік тому

Definitely a pleasure to watch!! I remember his rise in the heavy weight ranks in the 80’s and damn he was unstoppable!! We wasn’t betting IF he knocked him out but betting how fast he could…..

@kanansamy Рік тому

@@billykirk1303 a

@stacie4170 11 місяців тому

Same…I grew up with Mike. I’m 2 years younger. Female…but always watched the fights and wrestling with my dad on Saturday nights. Mike is THE greatest.

@matbuchanan9765 Місяць тому

These are the first training clips we've seen that weren't edited in 3 -5 second clips. This shows us that Tyson does have some endurance and it's not all editing. Power is the last thing to go so IMO Jake Paul is getting knocked the prick out...

@radioraheemcarter1272 8 місяців тому

Even if you roll with Tyson punch,it still feels like a sledgehammer

@crimsonnimbus158 Рік тому

I've watched a lot of Mike Tyson compilations and this one is hands down the best I've seen.

@MOHAMEDSBESTOF Рік тому

Thank you very much.

@Apachers Рік тому

Same here.

@kevinwachsmann3111 Рік тому

what a great boxer,he comes to destroy and he destroys... . number one for ever mike tyson.👍👍🥊🥊🥊🥊

@michellemccormack145 7 місяців тому

God protect this man and all that he loves now and forever . May he know how much he is blessed now and until he returns to the stars where he will shine on for eternity.

@frankcude3068 6 місяців тому

Iron Mike Tyson, he is the ultimate, most powerful , knockout boxer I have ever seen. I'm 68 years old and have followed boxing most of my life and I have never seen a boxer that has that instinct to win by knockout. When he is in the ring he is all business to win. Mike Tyson is the greatest boxer of all time. I still watch his fights to this day.

@mikeminno5956 2 місяці тому

ALI

@WatchyertopknowAhhhGrizz1964 Рік тому

Enjoyed seeing Tyson's sportsmanship and true concern for his opponents earlier in his career before getting exploited, turning into a sideshow. Focused, accurate, precise and devastating punches. Textbook fighting; couldn't really be done any better. A tribute to his own skill and desire, as well as D'amato's training.

@skeggjoldgunnr3167 Рік тому

Sportsmanship? Ear-biting. Woman-beating. Rapist. Having his handler shield him from a REAL heavy hitter. Butterbean. Sure, 99 times out of 100 Tyson would have out-boxed butterbean and maybe got a few KO's...but Butterbean's overhand right would have meant a career destruction for Tyson and King knew this all too well. Tyson grew up a little P.O.S. thug criminal violent hooligan. Making sexual advances at underage girls...offering to carry old women's groceries, only to knock their teeth out and take their money (AND laughing about it while bragging about how good that felt). Tyson spent most of his life being a floating turd with corn, a TERRIBLE human being. But lately I feel he is redeeming himself some. I can forgive, I am open-minded to accepting him as a good man. People can change. But a major part of repenting and expecting forgiveness is admission of guilt and showing that you see your victims as humans. FIRST. I know he has a good heart now - or at least he's got a better handler. Either way: good. And what he's doing with his older body these days DOES show good mental health.

@WatchyertopknowAhhhGrizz1964 Рік тому

@Scrotie dot Biz that's a good point. He by no means was a choir boy...wrong sport. And maybe his EARLY sportsmanship was just for show. I was just gullible, I guess, and found it admirable compared to his later career exploits of domestic abuse, being the prison barn boss, biting off chunks of ears, wanting to eat his opponent's babies, and such. But, I think you're right: sometimes the media, in fashionable garbage, makes such people's image out to be like Pat Boone or something.

@zayneclark3771 Рік тому

This is nothing to do with boxing but dude the Jeremiah Johnson profile pic is awesome. Great movie, great character.

@WatchyertopknowAhhhGrizz1964 Рік тому

@@zayneclark3771 Hey...thanks much! One of my all-time favorite movies.

@reubenbass5287 Рік тому

Good Left

@Chris-oe4je Рік тому

I love how Mike helps pick up his opponent to make sure they are ok and to give respect

@stacie4170 11 місяців тому

He always was, and still is, a good person. Never judge a book by its cover ❤🙏🏼

@linksbetweendrinks7032 10 місяців тому

@stacie4170 No, not always. He was a human being. Once D'Amato died, Mike lost his way for a while and was easily exploited. Good to see he's back to his old self in the past few years.

@YourFreeBeats Рік тому

Great video. One note, Henry Tillman is the fighter who beat Tyson in the Olympic trials, thus keeping Mike from qualifying. They became good friends after that and in the highlight you can see Mike rush to him after the KO

@2stroketyson79 Рік тому

June 16 1990 "The Road Back" is when Mike knocked out Tillman lol Big George was on that card

@imgreen1838 10 днів тому

Tyson not only knocks them out, he sends them flying too 😂

@sumansankarghosh 8 місяців тому

There were boxers and there was Mike Tyson. Greatest of All Time.

@travzimmerman1340 8 місяців тому

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@user-gd4pe3kg1x Рік тому

ヤングタイソンは、本当に強いと思う。実に、素晴らしファイターです。貴方の沢山の試合を見れてとても良かったです。有難うしか無いです。

@florocks7761 7 місяців тому

What a beast. I wouldn't mess with him. Only thing I would pray for is to run faster than him. IRON THE SENSE MAN TYSON. One of the scariest heavy weights ever. Great carrier Mr. Tyson. God bless. Teach the children. Show them how to be great. You my friend are qualified. Happy Smoking.

@MichaelLopez-nc3xz 7 місяців тому

Mike beat alot of guys before he even stepped into the ring.. there will never be another Mike tyson..he was so entertaining...great boxer and great philosopher to. I miss Don king to. He was really entertaining.

@HerrWeberMFT Рік тому

One thing I really appreciate and respect about Mike is that in pretty much every fight I've seen him in, he acts in a professional and respectful manner to his opponent.

@GahMorninJulia 9 місяців тому

It’s interesting to see that respectfulness he had gradually go away after each win. Once Don King replaced Cus, he went from respectful to rapey.

@johnroberts7018 9 місяців тому

lol you must be a trollin'

@Lintangputra-xv8do 9 місяців тому

😢ni1

@user-dt6ux5vs8v 7 місяців тому

Except when he started biting ears off, later in his career

@slyestfox935 6 місяців тому

Tysons look when face to face with opponents b4 match starts & wen he throws punches , Menacing to say the least u gotta lv him 👑

@rast4man Місяць тому

Man, I watched the interview with him and Gus, that was beyond emotional. This dude is my childhood hero and still is to this day.

@turnerthemanc Рік тому

44:40 The best sequence Ive seen in a Tyson fight. Its brilliant but funny

@ahmadmuhammad7025 9 місяців тому

A LAVE YOU, MIKE TYSON.

@AnnieVanAuken 6 місяців тому

Incredible video. Thanks! The early stuff is best, because it's less familiar. As a teenager this guy was super-human!!

@stacie4170 11 місяців тому

Damn I love Mike. Greatest EVER! Got into that ring and took care of business. NOBODY ELSE EVER HAS DONE WHAT HE DID. And they never will. God bless you Mike…you’re a good, God-fearing man. God bless our ALPHA MEN 🥰

@derrickcooper4856 9 місяців тому

Several champions have done the same thing, his style first, his build second, his age third, is what got him the respect and love we all cherish him being the champion he was and in my opinion still is.🥊🏆

@luiznunajoaquim Рік тому

Esse sim era um verdadeiro lutador..amava vê Tyson lutar hoje tenho 48 anos assisto todos os dias o vídeo das lutas...aqui no Brasil

@Lucas-lw2zt Рік тому

Ele era um fenômeno. Campeão aos 20 anos. Eu era criança quando vi uma luta dele em 1996. Mas me impressionava como ele era famoso e todos queriam ve-lo lutar.

@nicholasisaacs6689 Рік тому

I always watch these boxing videos daily..never get bored..I always watched the great boxing events from decades ago..

@dudebud72 8 місяців тому

The commentary is priceless

@bigron26048 Рік тому

This man has earned the name "Iron Mike"

@fluxfirax5.56 Рік тому

Isn't it interesting that they always put taller men with longer reach and sometimes weight against Mike? Mike Tysons inside body work, his uppercut and that left hook, coupled with his combos. One of the best ever to grace the ring.

@stacie4170 11 місяців тому

THE best ever to Grace the ring

@travzimmerman1340 8 місяців тому

@@stacie4170 Mike is closer to 10th all time heavyweight and nowhere near the greatest "boxer" of all time.

@michellemccormack145 7 місяців тому

Sir Mike Tyson still hot as hell cool as ice smooth as a good scotch whiskey 👌 Beautiful . Cherished by millions & loved to the moon and back .

@draskonenezic4999 3 місяці тому

Never see anything like this. Perfect punch, fast, move amazing talent.

@shrivarsingh6453 Рік тому

The refree really saved Tysons opponents life's , imagine the fear in them gosh. It takes balls of steel to get In the ring

@havdaironman 9 місяців тому

An absolute monster when he was focussed on nothing but the goal

@user-hu5te5vo4h 3 місяці тому

Iron Mike was the boss man for sure

@215RICARDOSCOTT Місяць тому

That body shot he hit tucker wit I woulda still been pooping blood😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@ybggorot1912 7 місяців тому

can,t get enough of this --- what a blessing

@ronemker1597 10 місяців тому

Mike was a unicorn, speed, power, agility and everything else. There was never a fighter like him before and certainly since.

@robny 5 місяців тому

There was Ali

@mikeminno5956 2 місяці тому

YES ALI was the best.@@robny

@yurikleyman8558 Рік тому

Great Mike Tyson got him over the head !! Doit well ! Greatest Mike Tyson !! Done it again !! Great Mike Tyson !! Done & you are the Best !!

@yurikleyman8558 Рік тому

Tyson you are still the Best !!

@yurikleyman8558 Рік тому

You are the best 😚💖 ever!!

@andrewgardiner3484 4 місяці тому

I am serious when I say that, in my opinion, Mr. Tyson deserves a PhD. in something, such as philosophy or strategic science. He harnessed his talent, honed his craft and adhered to his plan. He was humble and gracious in victory while knowing full well what was going to happen in the next 30 seconds and 30 minutes. In 30 seconds, he will hit someone so hard that they really had a chance they might die in the ring. He knew that this was about to happen again because it was his plan. And his plan was expertly shaped through his knowledge of boxing and his unwavering confidence in his own abilities. He developed this plan while researching the vulnerabilities of his opponents and strategically choreographing each step, punch, uppercut, hook, jab and combo he planned to use. He was also acutely aware of just exactly how hard he was actually capable of hitting a man. And he also knew that he never wanted to hit a man that hard in the ring. He purposely had to hold back on his power because he knew that he was so accurate that his punch would kill. He was always concerned for the post-KO condition of his opponent. And he knew he had to be because only he knew that he had not hit him with his hardest. He knew that the humane thing to do for his opponents would be to end it quickly while causing the least amount of damage but still getting the W. He knew that the quick KO would be the best strategy in the long run. He knew all these things because he is a genius in his chosen field of art/science. He made it look so easy because he knew how to do it better than anyone before or since. The Einstein of Pugilism.

@wtfsalommy3250 6 днів тому

Thank you for your service 💪

@RealDukeOfEarl 9 місяців тому

This is the compilation I've wanted to see for ages. Tyson from the start of his pro career. I was 15 when he first burst onto the scene, and I remember the buzz around this new fighter who was like a wrecking ball in the ring. I missed a good few of his earliest fights as they weren't televised in the UK (and this was long before this here thing called the internet came along). Finally got to catch up. Many thanks for putting this together. I enjoyed every minute.

@oppungkalista659 9 місяців тому

Tyson penggigit tlinga Efander olifed mampus kau kayak,,,,,,

@travzimmerman1340 7 місяців тому

His early fights were televised anywhere.

@bobmiller7502 7 місяців тому

i never forget the lewis fight he dodged him until he new mike was broken, it broke my heart that night watching the champ getting a pasting, mike is the goat without doubt, good news hes turned back into the real nice guy he was/is, thanks mike for all youve done for the sport,the peoples champion again.

@BiggieBigLnPac 7 місяців тому

Mike paid Lewis 4 million not to fight him, Mike dodged Lewis throughout the 90's. Lewis's record is much better and he has much better wins than mike, He beat klitscko, david tua, tommy morrison, ray mercer, shannon briggs, holyfeild twice, tyson himself.. Mikes best win is trevor berbick lol.

@ABBABEER 7 місяців тому

Cus D'Amato is surely in heaven for saving this angry kid from the streets. What a good man.

@timothyharrington163 18 днів тому

Love the show of sportsmanship by Mike, the way he goes to his foes after he beats them!!

@krimyukr5270 Рік тому

Legendary Iron Mike Tyson 🇺🇸

@elpollolocoman119 Рік тому

I do think he was one of the greatest of all time, if not THE greatest, but if only he didn't fall off. He is still a grown man. He can make the comeback if he wanted, to prove to us, but more importantly to himself. At his prime, humility guided his path. Truly inspirational for us all.

@louiebrummett6324 Рік тому

The most exciting and explosive fighter I have ever seen. A real pleasure to watch the punching machine. Things went to hell when Robin givens and Don King got a hold to him. Two people he trusted the most which is money and his life turns him over. Took away his fighting pride and spirit. God bless Mike Tyson

@elpollolocoman119 Рік тому

@@louiebrummett6324 oh he still has the fighting spirit, but he wasn't putting in the work, or saving his semen like a racing horse, and i do believe that was the source of a lot of his power. He was the definition of a prodigy, However he didnt really fight for his soul, after Cus died. Everyone else around him, I don't even think he cared they existed, besides his wife and kids. Or wives.

@Master_Timothy 7 місяців тому

😂 Ferguson was basically begging the ref to disqualify him so he wouldn't have to take those punches. I don't blame him

@fastlaneSwim Місяць тому

straight to the point, no BS welcome to my channel intro, music, just straight to the action. Respect

@spartanguy6887 Рік тому

Really enjoyed this, thanks for putting this up. That bloodsucking leach Don King...ugh.

@Pistonhammer Рік тому

Leech* , sorry not being a grammer nazi , its just my OCD-like symptoms kicking in :)

@patricksearles832 Рік тому

Michael is absolutely one of the best boxers out there in the world. In his prime no one could touch him at all. He was a gentleman in the ring. And he would ring someone's Bell and knock them out. He always went over to the person and made sure that he was okay. Now that's class. No showboating, None . The show was the boxing match not all the BS you see after the match. First class fighter. And now we turned into one of the most humble men that I've seen in a long time. It only see a black shirt like this come out every 10 or 20 years. That are as good as Tyson. I don't think there's that many fighters that are better than Tyson I'll tell you what when he was at his prime not one person touch that man. Great job great career champ.

@travzimmerman1340 8 місяців тому

He was obliterated by a Journeyman when he was 23 years old.

@mjb12141963 10 місяців тому

When I was 5 yrs old, my father told me, no matter how big and bad you think you are, eventually someone bigger and badder will come along and knock you off your pedestal.

@LionheartBeatz 9 місяців тому

Absolute Beast.

@briansmith4724 Рік тому

I am Impressed at the Fact these Fighters had the Courage to even get into the ring with Iron Mike. Respect !

@tomkenny5864 Рік тому

Yeah

@gregparrott Рік тому

Add one more item to the excellent list of time stamps posted by "MOHAMED's BEST OF" 1:00:22 Tyson pays tribute to his legendary trainer (RIP) Cus D'Amato, followed by a 30 second talk by Cus about Tyson