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Him and buster douglas

I was thinking the same thing. The foot work

Lol my god this word 'underrated' on UKposts videos. Literally look up anything that exists and you will see that word in the comments section...

Nope..... James Tillis. Mike scored a draw at best against Tillis

Um ruddock tony tubbs berbick and douglas fought tyson back as well without fear

@@VAHOSS he beat tillis 6-4

@@VAHOSS tyson was green when he fought tillis had he rematched him when this fight took place he wouldve killed him like he did spinks

True in the 10th round you saw Mike go from bobbing uppercut puncher, to working the jab..

That’s bs what about Mitch green? He couldn’t knock him down and Mitch green said don king wouldn’t give him any food so he just ate some peanuts

Exactly

He foughr amazing, he did everything said to beat mike but he didnt quite do it, great chin, great fight, would have loved to seen a rematch sadly tucker retired

I believe he was a great fighter in this particular fight, I'm pretty sure he put all his effort for this fight, but what other achievements did he have after this fight?

@@DannyDeLeon he went 12 full rounds with prime lennox lewis 6 years after the fight with tyson and went 12 full rounds with a prime lennox lewis even tho he was 5 years past his prime and 14 lbs overweight

@@curtizjamezjackson111 yup and he even had lewis in trouble in the 7th rd....he gave prime tyson a hard fight but mike won almost every rd!.....but hey its prime tyson...tucker was a very good fighter.

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Would have loved to have seen Cus live the length of Tysons career, he would have been undefeated. Even Tyson said that....

Joe Richards and Street Lethal Couldn’t agree more with you. They kept his head on straight

Same here

Combination of Rooney and tyson himself. He lost the desire and discipline .

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What made it so hard for Tyson with this guy? I watched Tyson's 1st 21 fights and it looks like that peekaboo thing is the closest to invincible

@@seetsamolapo5600 his heart and his uppercut first time we saw Mike rocked watch the first round he’s stopped Mike in his tracks but I think the footwork chin and experience what helped tony the most he wasn’t intimidated neither that’s the biggest factor call him a runner but he was throwing counters and landing some of them all Night you couldent stop a prime Mike Tyson though

@@sylezmakefightz9727 definitively watching this fight tonight

@@seetsamolapo5600 good fight much respect to Both men but if you wanna see peekaboo tactics and tysons on unique dempsey rolls and reflexes this is the one to watch I’ll also recommend watching Tyson v Tillis probably my fav Tyson fight so much of his style showcased

Jose ribalta took the most punishment from tyson and withstood it and would have been a great fight against tucker back in the 1980s

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The fact that Tony Tucker is the best fighter that mike faced in the 80's kinda shows mike fought tomato cans. Tucker was a decent fighter but nothing special what so ever, certainly not an all time great, or even close to being one.

@metal matt fighting 10 times a year means you cant get the best every month dont be stupid

@@devonalexandra9963 Lol, Tucker wasn't "decent", he was a world-class, 34-0 heavyweight champion.

@@sasukejaeger3039 He was 34-0 not 40 and look at his actual record and look who he was undefeated agaisnt - Jess Clark 0 wins 16 losses, Al Jones 9 wins 29 losses, Charles Atlas 12 wins 27 losses, james dixon 15 wins 25 losses, his 32nd fight was against Otis Bates 11 wins 12 losses. so yeah he was undefeated against complete bums.. that's not a world class world champion.. In fact calling him decent is very generous when u look at his record.. he lost to everyone with a pulse.

@@devonalexandra9963 And yet he still went the distance against Lennox Lewis, despite him his being worn out.

Not the best boxer , there were way much better boxers than him

@@mobashirmallick0786 For example which one?

Facts

Now people like jake Paul think their the goat 😪

You were already watching boxing at age 11 while most kids were playing with their artari games or outside at the park hehe 😂

Well said!

If it ain't that the truth

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Horse shit! Tony Tucker was no George Forman, Ken Norton, Ali, Klitscho, Lenox Lews. All of these TALL skilled Boxers would have beaten Prime Tyson. Tyson lost every fight he had against Good Heavyweight champions. Tyson gets way too much hype. The fact that Tony Tucker who had a broken hand in the fight was his hardest fight in his "Prime" speaks volumes.

@@Oldschool1522 Wrong again DB.

He was age 28 with 34-0 record. He’s pretty much in his prime. How much more experience does he possibly need? Lol

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I disagree. Bet you in 200 years we will see new ones move in

Tyson Fury > Mike Tyson

​@@Semi-Addict-Gamer in ur dreams

@@kennykross3306 Mike Tyson lost multiple times in real life, Tyson Fury have never lost. Enough said👌

@@Semi-Addict-Gamer tyson fury fought bums . There is no completion nowadays. Mike fought for 20 years how about fury. If fury fought in 80s and 90s he would have been a bear journeyman.

No it isn't, Tyson have his style

What's more, he even outjabbed him 😂😂

@@sharvilkala192 Tucker had his fist broken before the fight (in a sparring) quite a heavy handicap.

He even used it as an advantage because he could put so much power into punching upward. He had more trouble figuring out shorter guys.

@@LL-bl8hd it does show mike wasnt a scared fighter in his prime because alot of people would be a bit scared to fight a guy 9 inches taller with a 10 INCH reach advantage

He feared Holyfield. Ducked him for years until Evander spanked him like a naughty child in 1996

@@chrishearfield234 that's bs. Holyfield fought Holmes and Forman and won by only decision. Tyson knocks out Holmes within a few rounds and Forman admittedly didn't want to have anything to do with Tyson. When Tyson was under the guidance of Cus D'Amato and Kevin Rooney, there was no stopping him. Also too, when Holmes was passed his prime, he challenged Lennox Lewis and he refused to fight Holmes because he had a great jab. In my eyes, Holmes was the greatest champion. He was robbed from beating Rocky Marciano's record and fought his way through the greatest era of boxing. Out of 75 fights, he won 69, 44 by KO and only 6 by loss. Won the first 48 fights without a loss.

@@donkeytime1704 Holmes was great in his day I agree

Yep. Even over the hill Tony Tucker went the distance with Lennox Lewis. The heavyweights today don’t have any solid competition.

Yes I am totally agree with you there, couple of today’s heavyweight boxer talk A lot of shit

Mike tyson prime is the goat

They we're both in their prime when they fought each other tyson vs tucker

Yeah he said ruddock hit like a mule kick

@@vlLEGTxSQUADX no, he said Holyfield. Let's read " The Ring" magazine, Best i faced.

@@Shovelhook ok he said the best he faced not the hardest puncher

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Not one handed, used both hands

@@crabb9966 Tucker's right hand was broken for most of the fight.

@@stevesmith2171 he used his right hand, he didn't feel the pain most likely

Nobody says Tyson never fought a real heavyweight. People says he never beat an ATG in his prime, which is unfortunately a fact.

@@conanarthur4358 The Tyson who was beaten by the head butting Evander Holyfield and the wrestler Lennox is called Michael Tyson. Not Mike Tyson.

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Definitely

Pretty much

Totally, Tucker and obviously Buster gave him and Lennox the the blueprint on how to beat Iron Mike, before this fight, him and Lewis's team don't want a bar of Mike.

You’re delusional. He’s not the most dangerous heavyweight. There is heavyweights that hit way harder He would’ve been the most dangerous cruiserweight or light heavyweight not Heavyweight

@metal matt mike not training with atlas...they havnt been on speaking terms for years. tysons current trainer is Rafael Cordeiro

what nonsense. tyson in 2002 would of kod LIGHT-heavyweight spinks in 1 round, Spinks stood right in front of him and didn't throw a single punch, big difference between 170lb toothpick spinks who was scared to death, and 6ft4 235lb douglas who was in the best shape of his life.

@@devonalexandra9963 spinks weighed in @ 213 lbs to tysons 218 lbs only a 5lb weight difference, but spinks had height and reach advantage ......So why would you make out that tyson koed a 170lb toothpick? ....Are you ignorant or is it deliberate?

@@devonalexandra9963 Yes I agree he beats Spinks at any point in his career but it doesn't change the fact that technically...Tyson was on another level 1985-86...compared to any other time...He started developing bad habits after Rooney was gone...its clear as day...his fitness..combinations...head movement...defense were eroding to the point that he was beating guys with reputation and raw ability...once someone stood up to him his technical erosion was exposed...He had an unbelievable jab with head movement to get inside pre Spinks....less and less of that up to Douglas loss....disappeared after prison...Both Holyfield fights...no jabs...walked right in...few body punches to the body..and rarely threw 2+ punch combinations...was gassed after 6 rounds...as I said Tyson was a side show after prison...several trainers confirmed it....bad training habits...didnt show up....partying the week before fights...Waste of talent!!!

@@stavros693000 recently Tyson reached out to atlas and they talked

Скоро мы начнём его делать.

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@@user-ft1ez4mp7s Авторы этих каналов.

@@sport.boxing-sv9204 а чё за музыка

@@user-ft1ez4mp7s а ху знает, музыку не я подбирал. По голосу это Рой Джонс а какой трек без понятия.

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I agree but if there was a rematch tuckers done, because this was mikes first challenge and to have to ajust like this, id say he did great, rematch mike wins in my opinion

Tyson was completely unprepared for Douglas fight.

lol they gonna close your channel but yes