Boxing: Tyson vs. Golota Prefight (2000)

[@slyestfox935]

" he's over there laughing, he won't be laughing friday" & Tyson was 100% correct 👌😆

[@Thawalka4]

“6’5 240 but to me he’s very very small” 😭😭😭

[@david-lm7iu]

😂

[@rezaninorowzin1060]

In iron Mike world he is small

[@ComaToast1]

Words can’t describe how much I love Mike

[@rezaninorowzin1060]

Feel You Mij brother

[@Thenotorious998]

He wanted to hurt more then to win title that’s crazy he was all about destroying the opponent

[@daboxingscholar]

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[@murtinirarr767]

If only Tyson does not married with Celebrity , Robbins Williams, and if He keep staying train with Kevin Rooney, Mike Tyson could be unbeatable for 40 or 50 match, till his age reach 34 or 35 years old. My opinion.

[@murtinirarr767]

Mike Tyson words describing all of the experiences he had pass through since childhood. Tyson known typical Golota's personality, inner and outer, maybe due of Mike had been beat the worst opponents than Golota in his childhood age, the older, scary and bigger opponents.

[@nunyabuziness8421]

Tyson was 100 percent right when he said he's a Divine individual no one will ever forget him. Gollata said before the fight he wasn't going to give up😂 he didn't have a choice😂

[@mentors]

Tyson should have fought Lewis directly after this, and not waited. This is DEFINITELY the best shape he looked to be in after the second Holyfield fight. I think he had just enough left here to beat Lewis. Instead, he let himself get fat again, waited two years, and never really was back in shape. He started looking good again physically after the Lewis fight, when he was training for Etienne, but then he aggravated his back injury, which was from a 1997 motorcycle accident, and that was all she wrote, he couldn't even beat Danny Williams and Kevin McBride afterward because of the back injury, even though he never said that was the reason, you can tell when you watch those two fights, he was never even hurt, just basically paralyzed when he fell down. His dislike of making excuses allows bad faith actors to discredit his heart in the ring, and they always love to cite those last two fights as evidence.

[@smajlgjukaj9582]

Very well said man,Tyson in this fight looked great you could even notice in the first round how well was he using the Peekaboo style slipping shots,bobbing and weaving,quick on his feet and hands just basically pressuring Golota.

[@ΝΙΚΟΣΣΗΜΑΝΤΗΡΑΚΗΣ-ψ8σ]

The real problem for Tyson this period wasn't the fat the reason was the drug addiction.

[@ModinikiLuli-m5n]

He still would have lost to lewis.

[@mentors]

@@ModinikiLuli-m5n Yes, I agree, although I think he easily would have beaten Lewis in 1997, he looked to be in INSANE shape at the weigh in for the Holyfield rematch, even though he still refused to get with a real trainer for some reason, I think his physical superiority alone would have enabled him to easily knock Lewis out, if you watch him training for that fight his speed is still absolutely incredible. However, by this point in 2000, he had deteriorated to such a point that I don't think he would have been able to beat Lewis, he seemed to just say to hell with it after the second Holyfield fight, probably because the public turned against him because of the(much deserved) ear biting, and then getting betrayed and robbed of most of his money right afterwards by John Horne, Rory Holloway and Don King probaby broke what little spirit he had left. Oh, and the back injury he sustained from a motorcycle accident around the same time, which SEVERLY affected his performance in the last three fights of his career a few years later, probably didn't help either. He also started sounding resentful and pathetic in all his interviews, instead of the cool cockiness he had always displayed before. His life just seemed to fall apart after the second Holyfield loss. And going to prison for three years for something he didn't do right before that had probably broken a lot of his spirit before he even stepped back into the ring. To say that the Tyson of the 80's and maybe even the early 90's would have beaten a prime Lewis and Holyfield would be a massive understatement.

[@ModinikiLuli-m5n]

@@mentors no chance he beats holy. He is too tough for mike. Lewis yh he ain't tough enough to out fight mike in a fire fight. But holyfield wasn't the same fighter neither after bowe 3. Lost speed n stuff. He is thr true champ of the 90s. No ducking and dodging. Fights people In their primes unlike lennox. Has a crowd pleasing style. Won the title 4 times was robbed of a 5th time in Europe.

[@user-xb7dp4vu3r]

"The last one". "Spinal".

[@entertainingsportshighligh7525]

GREAT VIDEO

[@MikeTyson20]

You got anything pre/post fight for Tyson vs Neilson?

[@simonbro5289]

Would LOVE that too!

[@ModinikiLuli-m5n]

There is I seen it

[@SRC-lo2nc]

6:45 holy crap

[@ВладимирЧекризов-х8ъ]

cool as always

[@MikeTyson20]

Good shit

[@dltguitar6532]

Tyson “never had nothing” but lived in a mansion since age 12... he’s such a drama Queen liar

[@vintageboxeo_]

What mansion are you referring to?

[@dltguitar6532]

@@vintageboxeo_ Cus D’amatos house. Was a huge house in the beautiful Catskills

[@vintageboxeo_]

@@dltguitar6532 My friend I think it is not right to call this house a mansion. You know that it was not a luxirious house or mansion and nothing luxirious was about it, come on

[@dltguitar6532]

@@vintageboxeo_ it still was a beautiful place to live, a huge house surrounded by nature and Tyson was spoiled by Cus Damato. So Tyson is as usual being a drama queen saying he never had nothing

[@tonicipriani1170]

Thats wrong, he didnt have a mansion at 12. He moved in 1981 or 1982, when was either 15 or 16 years old ( born 1966 ) nowhere near the age of 12. His whole childhood he was doing crimes, drugs etc. He was arrested 38 times already when he was only 13 years old. Get your facts straight

[@tasweeqboxing]

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