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I loved my father, he was a good man

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you know

staying up to what ever time in the morning

Mike Tyson beat a lot of good heavyweight boxers.. Don't mind haters. A guy who knockout Riddick Bowe,Frank Bruno,Mike spinks, Larry homes, Gollota etc

Emeka Eric Adonis Ali said Tyson was a great fighter.im a Tyson fan.but out if all honesty and fairness.tyson certainly didn't knock out bowe.tyson didn't even fight bowe

@@emekaericadonis3782 Good but not great. Tyson folded every time he faced a great fighter. Excepting when he fought the tired and flabby ghost of Larry Holmes.

@@emekaericadonis3782 what

Ser Uresto In 1988 Holmes was in his late 30s, but not at all flabby and washed up. Tyson KOd a fit and hungry Holmes that year. Prime Evander Holyfield struggled to beat 42 year old Holmes over 12 RNDs in 1992!

Как я тебя понимаю братан, для меня отец был большая часть жизни, очень тоже скучаю по нему, он был мне и отец и друг.

Rip 🙏🙏🙏 and fight against the life

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I hear you brother 😢... Love and miss my Dad as well!!! ❤

Used to watch fights with my grandfather... we went to the delahoya vs. Forbes fight. He had a handicapped placard we parked right next to a rolls Royce in front of the Home Depot Center lol

Rest In Peace your father

My grandfather and I use to watch boxing together and his favorite was Sugar Ray Leonard

And he also liked Muhammad Ali

@@captaincomical6154 nxnnnn,nnnnn nm

Rest n power to your father , I’m sure he is glad your still coming back this masterpiece

I can still hear the HBO intro music in my head lol man how time flies

The funny thing is, he kind of disappeared after this fight. He was always highly-rated all through the late 80s - I know because I read The Ring back then - but Tony Tucker didn't resurface until 1993, when he and Lennox Lewis fought for the vacated WBC title, after Riddick Bowe refused to face Lewis. It's a shame. Tucker should have had more fights in the late 80s.

@@itzenormous i didnt know lewis and tucker boxed

he was fighting with a broken right hand also

Why are you a fan? Do you like to hug people?

@@marshall7170 I already said why. Because he got in the ring with prime Mike Tyson…. because he stuck to his game plan and did not let Mike control the fight… because he lasted as long as he did with prime Tyson… and because he didn’t get his face broken.

I agree. I haven't heard of this Tucker guy either I'm pretty blown away he didn't amazing job 12 rounds with Tyson holy s***

He grabbed Mike the whole time

This tucker beat all the weak heavy of this era broski

​@@ryanspangler4569 We didnt sée the same fight then.. man even 12 rounds to use grab IS so long

@@ryanspangler4569 Dude shattered his left hand, give him a break he's fighting prime tyson in there.

What a athlete? This dude barely fought at all he was holding all the time like some biatch

It was the fight where Mike got "strategized". Tucker was a smart fighter.

You Tyson fanboys crack me up. No tucker was a fighter who had a pulse and Mike didn’t look so good. Tucker had drug problems through his life and Mike couldn’t do anything

While his WHOLE life was crashing and burning apart around him.

Tucker had a good chin is one reason.

You would expect that considering TT was an undefeated champion at the time

@@dancarter482 He was still Iron Mike Tyson at that time.

@@dancarter482 no it was not. That came later

I liked tucker but this tall felow could i have kept the shorty Tyson at bay but he didnt.

Yes

He did better than most fighters. Kudos to him.

Way to much clutch and grab to be called a great fight.

If tucker would of cont doubling up after a accurate jab of first cpl rounds ....hed of picked him apart. Good fight

Hahahahahahaha yeah he did do some excessive hugging.

So did Bruno. Look what happened to him. Maybe Tyson had a crush for Tony?

That’s what I said

It’s called fighting smart. Tyson wouldn’t box with Tucker at long range, he doesn’t have the reach and he would get outboxed. Tucker wouldn’t exchange punches at close range that’s Tysons range, so he ties up Tysons arms. Both fighters want to control the distance at their preferred range, so they move accordingly, Tucker backs up and Tyson comes forward.

Haha yeah! Tucker was doing good as you heard cause he landed a punch in the 1st round. After the 4th they said he was doing good cause he landed that punch in the 1st round. Before the 8th started they were pointing out how good Tony was doing cause he landed that punch in the 1st round. In between the 11th & 12th they were discussing how good Tucker was doing cause he landed that punch in the 1st round. After the fight Ray was so impressed with Tucker's performance cause he landed that punch in the 1st round. Hahaha yo how many times you gonna talk about this shit!?!? They kept bringing it up even though it did nothing & he was to scared to throw it again cause Tyson would counter it. I don't know why it always amused & annoyed me that they were praising him because of one fuckn punch in 12rnds. That's how you know this guy was special. One landed punch was so rare they talked about it all fuckn fight lol wow!!!

Not many fighters......except Buster Douglas.

@@lyrickoner not many fighters….. can stay down 13 sec

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​@@lyrickoner Douglas was bum

First time I remember Mike ever being rocked, it was quite shocking at the time

How you feeling after getting covid?

Hi Ken, After over two years from my Covid experience I am still recouping. I work out five days a week on a stationary bike. I still get tired very easily. I consider myself about 75% recovered. Covid is no joke!

@@kennethfisher7013 Even two years after my catching Covid I am still Recuperating! I use a stationary bike for twenty minutes 5 days a week.along 30 sit-ups,3 sets 40 push-ups. Currently I am 64 years old.

@@jamesdorsey.9528 Sounds like you're in better shape than most twenty year olds. I've been watching lots of videos of old fights lately. Tony looks so hard to to hit he was skilled, quick and smart. Tyson couldn't even hit him solid.

nice to hear you are getting better. God bless you. @@jamesdorsey.9528

Wrong! Douglas also fought Tyson with great confidence. He was not afraid of Mike. And to me, Douglas performed better than all of Tyson's other opponents.

@@TheTmat007 Fair enough.

@DB Cooper's MoneyBags BS! Douglas had lots of setbacks, including the death of his mom, just about 23 days before his fight against Tyson. His team even thought he would not go on with the fight as scheduled. But not only did Douglas chose to participate, but he used those setbacks as motivation. And Buster produced what many (myself including) believe to be perhaps the best performance of his entire boxing career, that night against Tyson. He did just about everything right. He fought a smart fight, and with great confidence..showing he wasn't intimidated by Tyson. He also fought aggressively from the start to finish. And to me, Buster fought Tyson more cleanly than both Tucker and Holyfield did. He wasn't holding unto Tyson quite like the other two pugilists mentioned were. In fact, Tyson was at times holding unto Buster. And in the case of Holyfied, he was doing the "headbutt" thing, as usual. Douglas did none of that. The man is totally deserving of his victory.

@DB Cooper's MoneyBags I am not denying the significance of training. It plays an important role for success. But, you should not attempt to diminish Buster Douglas' well-deserved victory (as though it doesn't matter) because "Tyson wasn't trainning at that point." First of all, was it Buster's fault? And even though we agree on the importance of training, it doesn't guarantee a victory each time an athlete sets out to compete. And based upon my observation, Tyson has had some victories of which he did not perform as well as he did against Buster. So, what's you point? You also made it appear as though losing a loved one (especially a parent) isn't a big deal....like it is supposed to motivate people. If that were the case, why do others (especially close friends) offer their support to those who lost loved ones? I've seen people who were non-alcoholics indulge in alcohol, after losing a loved one. And some even ended up doing drugs, also. It is heartbreaking to lose a loved one. But Buster CHOSE to use the death of his mom as his source of inspiration and motivation. He did it for her! Now, in his fight against Holyfield, Buster wasn't as focused as he had been against Mike. He got careless, as he misfired on a hook and went off balanced. And Holyfield caught him with a punch at that same moment. This could've happened to anyone. It reminds me of Briggs fight against Lewis (although Lewis never touched him the last time he landed on canvas and the referee stopped the fight). Briggs just went flat down after Lewis dodged his shot. Lol. But I brought this up to show how that a boxer can really lost his balance and became very vulnerable after misfiring a hook. But, I agree that little or lack of training on the part of Douglas may be the main reason why his career went downhill after his victory over Tyson. Training is very important to all. But especially to someone like Buster, who isn't as naturally talented as Tyson and other boxers are.

@DB Cooper's MoneyBags Once again, BS! And I'm not related to Douglas. The only thing Douglas had going for him that night, was the way he performed. It was the performance of his career. And he knew he had to produce such a performance in order to defeat Tyson. No boxer has ever hit Tyson with heavy shots quite like Douglas did. Douglas fought a near perfect fight. Even before he knocked out Tyson, he continually stunned him and caused him to back off with heavy shots. You should go back to watch the fight again, and educate yourself. I give Buster his due respect. And I am a Tyson fan.

*thier..can't u speak english?

@@airkunait’s their, can’t you spell English?

​@@GDavis49😂sorry..i mistaken

I will never forget an incident that happened about 25 years ago. There were 2 little old ladies, probably in their late 70s-early 80s. They were in the frozen food section & there was "Tyson" brand frozen chicken. One of the ladies picked up a bag, giggled, & said something like "Ohhh....like that boxer....". 😂 That's how popular Tyson was. Even elderly women who probably never watched boxing, knew who he was. "Mike Tyson" was a household name.

Anthony joshua Anthony joshua

Evander Holyfeild, Roy Jones Jr.. Lenox Lewis.

@info gathering for life Only journeymen fight anyone and everyone! lol

@info gathering for life Tyson was overrated, and his resume doesn't stack up against Holyfield's. Seriously, Tyson rarely faced a real challenge, or adversity in the ring.

Well done Turker your doing fine.

Tucker don't get tired your doing fine.

Well done Tucker.

I think his right hand might have been hurt he barely threw it during the latter rounds.

He was no chump God bless Tucker

Kevin Rooney is still alive lmao

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but he loss with a boy.. ☺

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@@aidanjalbert7180 I used to think Tyson.Now I KNOW Ali takes him.And the psychological warfare? Ali would have had Tyson flustered badly.

Tucker had a lot of talent, but he was a noted cokehead in the prime of his career and always had injury problems (even in the Tyson fight, he entered with a broken right hand). Unfortunately, not everyone wanted to fight Tucker due to his stellar amateur career, size, and gifted skill set. He was a high-risk, low-reward fight, which is why Michael Spinks refused to defend his IBF Heavyweight Title against Tucker. He opted instead to fight Gerry Cooney. During Tucker’s comeback in the 90s, he was next in line to fight Big George Forman, who had just defeated Michael Moore to be the oldest Heavyweight Champion in history. George openly admitted to “ducking” Tucker due to the latter's risks.

@@fuchsiaswing8545 what were the risks of fighting tucker?

Moed Ijaz he was 190 pounds when he was 13 years old lol

its America

He looked like that at 16 , nuts 🥊🥊🥊👍👍

@@leecorcoran6174 nah

@@francescoschettino5726 yessss , use your archive 🥊🥊🥊

Boxing's not exactly famed for honest, objective unbiased scoring judges though. Nobody who knows and has a shred of honesty had it scored that way.

Lol! Arthur Mercante was the Greatest Ref.

The Spy : Which Mercante, junior or senior? In any case, yeah, they were both great, with senior getting the extra point for poking Joe Frazier in the eye, but Mills is still my favorite. My least favorite, by the way, is Richard Steele, notorious for stopping fights prematurely. His decision to stop Meldrick Taylor’s fight against Julio Cesar Chavez two seconds before the final bell, with Taylor leading on two scorecards, still makes me mad as hell.

@@ArkyMalarkey Senior or Junior?????You ACTUALLY asked that question????? This is so sad.

@ The Spy : The reason I asked is because both father and son Mercante had the first name Arthur and both were outstanding referees. Now if you didn't know that, you should probably read up on your boxing before making stupid assumptions. You've just been counted out.

@@ArkyMalarkey Idiot... Arthur Mercante... THE FATHER is the legend.. NOT the son! SMDH!!!

Tucker was a drug dealer and an active Blood gang member.....I believe he's in prison now.

Unlike your avatar

Fuck does class act mean ? Downvote lol

Tucker fought smart yet he is not even close to being an average Ali.

It just lets you see how easy it was to frustrate Tyson.

@@spirgtudsrubec7776 Was Norton nearly as good as Ali? I don't think he was, but he beat him. At least two out of three fights, in my opinion. Tucker hadn't lost in nine years and was at his best here. It's just hard to take anything away from Tyson's performance here and people are SO critical of Tyson.

@@jonalberts980 Norton's style was all wrong for Ali, being better in a direct match up doesn't always translate to better in terms of all time greatness. Junior Jones & Marco A Barrera is another prime example of this.

@@crimsonchin9632 Well, that's kind of what I'm saying. Tony Tucker may well have been the guy that had exactly what it took to beat Tyson in 87-88. He had the tools to beat Tyson that everyone said could be his kryptonite. Was he one of the greatest fighters ever? No. But he was damn good and you could see the tall fighter that could take a punch here, and Tyson adjusted his fight style to beat him with speed, defense, and stamina. What I'm saying is that even though people sometimes overrate Tyson, in a lot of ways he's underrated and people ignore so much of what he was able to accomplish. He beat a guy probably 9-3 who probably had the best chance to beat him at that time, and they focus more on the 3 rounds that he lost as something bad about him rather than the fact that Tucker was just a really good fighter. This is one of Tyson's best showings. A lot more impressive than his 91 second knockout of Spinks, I think.

you dont know boxing well enough

@@handymanny6615 But that's my point. You'd have to be a real boxing aficionado to know who Tucker is. Walk up to anyone - even someone who hates boxing and never watches it - and ask who Ali is. They'll know who you're talking about. Ask that same person who Tucker is, and you'll get a , "Who is that?" I'm somewhere in the middle. I'll follow the big fights and love doing it, and i know all the big names, but I'm not a student of the craft by any means.

@@silversurfer4441 👍

There is now. The current champion is like Tyson was - a good fighter in a field of bad fighters. This fight showed what Tyson was - barely beat a nothing fighter.

@@fjccommish Mike is old ...

Or kevin Rooney

really? but there will be another Ali, Foreman, Hoyfield and Lewis? lol...riiiiight!

He was special but there will be someone similar

Even took a few rounds

He had it all, top 10 power, top 5 speed, top 5 defense, arguably top 10 chin.

@Ted Bundy coke*

Whoever thinks that Tyson couldn't take a punch needs to watch both ruddock fights.

same

That's cool bro

My uncle fought the Brown bomber, Joe Louis in an expeditionary fight in Nuremberg Germany .. During ww-2 ..He broke Louis jaw And they stop the fight and the place went crazy and they called in The MPs, lol ..May uncle was in General Patton's 3 Rd Army .He was one of the Generals body guard ...

@@paulcombee2209 Wow!! You are saying he broke Louises Jaw??? Did your uncle fight professional? What was his name?

Leroy Combee, and he an his causin and high school football 🏈 team had A boxing 🥊🥊 school here in town in the 30s Dewey Fussel ,my great uncle trained young boxers here . they all were short stocky Young Man who played a lot of sports What they used to call 🍀 Four letter athletes . They were all family a bunch of Rough Young Man who love to fight and love to rumble The school they created lasted until the 70s believe it or not ..But there was an accident where a young man suffered a brain concussion and died in training .And the school closed .

@@jamesdorsey.9528 When ww-2 broken out several of These Guys to include my uncle Leroy join the Military , Some Navy and some joined the Army .. Leroy ended up in Germany in The third Army and Cought the Eye of The 3rd Army commender General Patton . Because Patton loved Boxing .And would come to The big GI spots gym recreation center in Nuremberg Germany And watch the Guys fight .. The General made my uncle Leroy one of his personal Body guards . Because he was so incredibly fast and tough .My uncle wasn't a big guy , Like Mike Tyson He was only Around 5 ' 8" and around 190 pound's But he was strong and powerful and super fast and heavy hitting Something like iron Mike's technique with A couple of body shots to the kidneys and a divistating upper cut and he would get in Really close .He was not a boxer.🥊 🥊 He was a fighter ..! At 17 he was a golden Glove 🥊 champion . And how he ended up in the ring with Joe Louis was a story in itself lol ..Joe Louis was I believe drafted .And sent to Germany .But because he was the world champion boxer at the time ,the military desided to have him promote war bond's by traveling all over Europe giving expeditionary fights for the USO and entertaining the troops . His promoters would some times arange Show fights , Where They would offer anyone $500.00 Dollars if they could stay in the ring With Joe for one round .. Every one to include The General wanted Leroy to gave it a shot .He jumped in the ring And blasting a divistating upper cut that Knocked Joe Louis out of the Ring braking his Jaw ..And the crowd went bolistic absolutely insane .It got so out of hand with fights breaking out all over the place .The MPs and Shore petrol had to be called in to break it up .. The promotion people didn't want to pay Leroy , saying he wasn't supposed to kill The champion ! Just say I'm the ring with him.. General Patton Stepped in and Made them pay up ..This was all covered up by the press of the day LoL .. Think you for asking, Mr.Dorsey 💪👊🇺🇸🥊💘

he made it with lennox as well.

He’s grabbing and holding lol

@Alex Croton Good point.

This fight helped holy field with the strategy to beat tyson

Blackula TheEvilOyo so true. This combined with the douglas fight created the blueprint

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Georg Friedrich Hendl all night looong

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Hahaha!

He was a beast but breaking his hand in sparring is not an excuse . Tyson didn't get hurt sparring .

@@Spiritcr1jsher bruh he broke his hand tf are you on about😂

@@GoodBoy-lu4wx Sure .....lol

He may have broken his hand on Tyson's head but he was so coked he didn't feel a thing. No excuses!

@@Spiritcr1jsher it wasn't an excuse you brainless dingbat it was useful information

Yep many great fights on HBO during this period

Look @ hit now

I agree and saw an interview with Joe Rogan and Tyson and Tyson gave kudos to Rooney on how he was such a good trainer for him. It was interesting that Tyson said that after the Spinks fight King came in and got rid of everyone but Tyson said why we getting rid of Kevin. Was very interesting

I TOTALLY AGREE...👍👍..✌️💨🏃

@@briancamilli8873So dam! Don King deliberately ruined Tyson career. He didn't have that man's best interest at all. He knew Tyson was vulnerable and weak-minded. As long as Rooney was in his corner he couldn't take full advantage of him like he wanted to.

In this fight Tyson also tried to win with one punch. Tucker didn't use hid jab, what Douglas did later. Tyson was becaming simpler, and conflict between them would happen anyway, because Rooney would push him do more.

FACT...I never saw him take so many unnecessary punches Tyson Rooney were a great team

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huh ? Tucker clearly lost and claimed he won. Tyson praised Tucker's strength. Tyson was the gentleman this night

@@zvipatent yeah he was the gentleman after he won, everyone can do that

@@TheBest-sd2qf And yet they are not always gentlemen.

Tyson always suckerpunches after the ring bells smh

no hes not. holding evry 5 seconds the whole time isnt tough. he did more holding that thrown or landed punches. thats sad. surviving not fighting but 80% of holding is not good. tyson did a good fight yes. tucker? not at all.

He broke his hand early in this fight

He fought Mike with one hand

@@GMRBEATz Actually that's the method for fighting Tyson was to hold him when he gets in close and box him from afar, just watch Tyson Vs Lewis they talk about it.

Actually you're right. I forgot about that, props to you dude for knowing your stuff.

tony defence like lennox

James Tillis gave Tyson a good fight in 1986 losing a fairly close 10 round decision.

Tucker right hand was hurt.

Muhammad Ali is the greatest heavyweight that ever grace that boxing ring

I have to give every brother to every three step ring was a mean dude

Remember the movie. Coming to America.

Just let ur souuuulllll glo

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Good one

@@ji5073 gj

Nobody getting tired in his ring haha

@JIJI I mean I dont doubt it but how so?

IMO he should have deducted a point for the obvious holding. I think the sport is called boxing, not wrestling. I was a wrestler and we didn't throw punches.

Mills is the best. I've always liked larry merchant as well. Asks good questions and good commentary.

Yes!.love him!!!😍😍😍

Good enough to survive - not enough to win.

And I'll never forget about Lennox Lewis Lionheart

Aj

2TheXtreme facts 💯

Well maybe the Heavyweight division might be a boring. There have been exciting fights overall lately. Plus, a lot of people that don’t know boxing like “that” are probably watching Tyson fights because Wilder said that he would knock Tyson out-therefore they may be doing their homework in order to make an accurate assessment.

Although this is true, we were looking for the best fights back the as well. With that being said.... I as a boxing fan since the age of 5 years old have been disappointed with boxing for quite some time because of the cherry picking that Money May created. Not taking away what he has accomplished because he is filthy rich for doing his thing. My thing is it almost started to become trend. He kind of is steering Tank Davis that way. However, I have been satisfied with the fact that the beat are fighting each other like the DLH, Mosley, Forrest (RIP), Quartey, Wright, Trinidad, Vargas, (etc) Era. Mickey Garcia didn’t have to fight Spence but he did. Danny Garcia didn’t have to fight Thurman or Porter but he did. They both could have cherry picked and still remained undefeated. Porter didn’t have to fight Brook but he did. Thurman didn’t have to fight Porter but he did. These are the best guys fighting each other. Spence fought Brook and Porter as well. Thurman also didn’t have to fight Manny Pacquiao-Yes it was a big money fight but he could have still had is 0 and just sat tight for everyone else to fight and made a big money “fights” later. All these fights for the most part have been just as action packed as this TYSON-TUCKER fight (of course this fight had more hype for obvious reasons but as far as action goes....I’m just saying). If those fights were boring to you then I don’t know what to tell you. I would like to see Brook and Spence fight again at 154-when Spence is done with 147. Now if we can just get the lighter weight guys Gary Russel, Teofimo Lopez, Lomachenko, and gervonta Davis to fight each other....that would be great!

We need more Lomachenko fights.

That tide up really frustrates Tyson a lot...

He showed that tyson was beatable

It frustrated me too!

Because he broke his hand in the fight.

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you never saw Buster Douglas KO Tyson? Or Evander Holyfield embarrass him twice in the same year? Or how Lewis bullied the living fuck out of him? Are you actually even a Tyson fan, let alone a boxing fan?

..."until then", you meant, I suppose.

@@fatrobdouble Excuse the hell out of me buddy i didn't know we are supposed to reply only according to your standards. No i'm not a boxing fan or a Mike Tyson fight. And yes i've seen those fights but as a person who is not in the know- i just thought this was technically fought really beautiful by Tucker... a boxer i hadn't heard of.

He broke his right hand early in the fight, that's why he (Tucker) couldn't let his hands go at will.

Because Tucker wasn't afraid he went to Mike Tyson was built by intimidation like Sonny Liston and when that didn't work his skills came in and when that didn't work he cried like a baby

@Derrick Jones wilder wouldn't have done shit.

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you should never judge a fighter on the basis of one or two mediocre performances....I could easily say ali was almost koed by henry cooper and tysons a beast compared to cooper...but that's stupid....on both their best nights, ali vs Tyson would be spectacular action with most likely a late tko for ali….unless damato is in the picture, then who knows

No I think Mike was not satisfied. Mike was always disappointed when he doesn't think he fought well. His biggest problem was always trying to be spectacular in every fight.

@@dollarroll2000 I believe that's because Tyson is a born entertainer. Clutching is boring. But if you can't get in there and do your guitar solo it's kind of a wash. I believe Mike felt those overhead lights that night. Getting a gym tan from halogen beams, and being discouraged.

@@joelalexander4513 Agreed.

Wilder vs Fury 2 was a great fight too

@@eljefe797 Well sure yes it was, but that was less of a fight and more of a massacre, lol

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Yes Mart, Tucker was underrated. It was just bad timing that he ran into a prime Tyson when he had just won his world title. In another era he could have been a long reigning champion.

@@conwayjefferson9527 Mike never reached his prime.

@@bigacellc8802 I was going on the hypothesis of what is, not what might have been. Say between 1986 and 1989 considered to be Tyson's best period. Iron Mike is beyond a legend but T Tucker still gave him a good fight.💪

@@conwayjefferson9527 I know what you were going on. All I'm saying is "prime" is the incorrect word to use & I hear this word used a lot with Mike. Let's just say, Mike when he was with Rooney & the Cus camp bc that's when he was at his best. His prime years were spent in prison just like Ali. Salute.

Turns out though that Cus was a first class asshole behind closed doors. He treated Mike like shit.

@KING BLACK PANTHER 9000 A Tyson gives Cus credit, but he Cus wasn't nice to him. www.sportbible.com/boxing/boxing-news-mike-tyson-was-petrified-of-one-trainer-in-his-career-20191130

@@tommackay7433 without him tyson would be dead or in jail...