British Couple Reacts to 22 Times Mike Tyson Delivers 1st Round KO

[@jeffahola4195]

Tyson did hit people as hard as a Nascar crash😂❤❤!

[@joyhudspeth9547]

😂

[@TheBeesleys99]

Oh no we are I the UK and can't fix it till tomorrow

[@jeffahola4195]

@@TheBeesleys99 No worries😊. Love the channel!

[@jimmybobsap8729]

That old Fight Science show lol

[@markussivertsenhagen8339]

Omg ko in 10 sec

[@reneerollins4433]

I remember one of his fights when we had to go to the cable company and get a special box for pay per view. The line was long. Lots of people were wanting to watch it. When we got home, invited people over, got so pumped for the fight, and it was over in 60 seconds! 🤣🤣 good memories 😁

[@thekinginthenorth7274]

I remember that lol

[@ChrisXavier-tq6dx]

Ya there was a time there you couldn't justify buying those fights at best you get a half hour for $50.

[@scottcorrigall7851]

The one thing this video totally misses is what incredible sportsmanship Tyson was known for in his first half decade or so. He never failed to help and support his failed opponents after their loses, and was always quick to say kind words and praise directly to everyone he beat immediately after his victory. He was 100% focused on getting the job done in the ring, but the moment he had his victory he became the most noble sort of competitor any sport could hope for. I've heard it was changes in his corner that changed him (the trainer they mentioned maybe?) but he once set the bar for showing compassion in victory.

[@venomdonut6905]

He changed when Don King became his manager.

[@recklesspotato212]

Dude had such high sportsmanship that he ripped the opponents ear off by biting during the match 😂

[@TheMtVernonKid]

I grew up with Tyson he was one of the greats. He's a boxing Connoisseur he knows about boxers from back in the day. he's so well-rounded when it comes to boxing knowledge.

[@curtism-w6b]

That girl who accused him accused her high school bf of the same thing, but he called her and recorded it and she admitting to lying because her dad was a preacher and found out and she didn't want to get in trouble. Tyson was represented by a tax lawyer, not a criminal defense lawyer as he should've been. The details are wild.

[@scotthill1600]

I slept with a preachers daughter (didn’t know her dad was a preacher when I slept w her) was the biggest slut I’ve ever seen out of the 40+ women I’ve slept with. Yeah I’m a big slut but she took it to a whole new level. She told me she’s slept with 100+ men (I am still clean, never had an std or Sti in my life) but yeah 100+ is wild, I’ve only met 2 other people who had slept with 100+ ppl, 1 of my friends & a woman I met who had fucked 200+ men & women Whole point being, the preachers daughter I slept with, had also slept with 100+ other guys, ultimate slut

[@jimmybobsap8729]

I believe Tyson because he admits to a lot and still hates her lol "I should have done it" lol

[@seanmc7128]

Which one? Lol

[@curtism-w6b]

@@seanmc7128 the only one.

[@salahuddinmuhammad3251]

It was a sham case. Mike was walking around telling all them girls what he wanted. Who gets invited to a room that late, after hearing a man say he want some skin, after he probably sent her home, she thought she had a paycheck. He did not rape her. They tried to suppress Witnesses and everything. He was walking around saying he wanted some skins, how more blatant could that be?

[@Syzygy77]

Tyson grew up on the streets and got arrested dozens of times for fighting until he met Cus D’Amato. Cus took him in and trained him, he even adopted Mike and treated him as a son.

[@ericfountain4656]

Tyson was the most dominant fighter in history because of Cus. I think a little piece of him died with Cus. He was the only person who truly cared for him. At his age, with his fame, losing the only mentor he ever had is tough. All this to say,, Prime Tyson was untouchable and something I'll never forget

[@ericsierra-franco7802]

@@ericfountain4656 I wouldn't say he was the most "dominant fighter in history". He certainly was a beast in his early career.

[@NewBeginnings413]

@@ericsierra-franco7802 want to share who comes close to Mike Tyson? Other than the great Mohammed Ali?

[@rapodejko]

Gus saved Mike's life and Mike gave Gus a reason for living longer.

[@meanlean3095]

& then Mike showed his racism against whytes

[@bobculwell5375]

At the peak of Tyson’s career, I saw George Carlin sum it up perfectly during one of his shows. He asked the audience, “Why don’t they just get it over with and have Mike Tyson fight a leopard?”

[@ThunderPants13]

Mike had a pet tiger that he used to spar with.

[@chemicallust77]

They couldn't find a leopard brave enough to get in the ring...lmfao

[@adamkant439]

People thought he couldn't win because of his height difference and reach but because he was so agile and shorter and trained so insanely good by cus d'mato that his footwork and defense was insanelly good so he used shorter height as leverage that's why he could punch so hard and knock people out so easily. Easily the most entertaining ferocious boxers in history!

[@Roh_Echt]

Tyson fought Professionally from 1985 to 2005. He won 50 fights and lost 6. Those who beat him are; Buster Douglas__Evander Holyfield (twice; although Tyson lost for biting Holyfield twice)__Lennox Lewis__Danny Williams__Kevin McBride (Tyson's last fight in 2005; Tyson pretty much sat down and quit).

[@slaughterzealibib]

Tyson vs Spinks is the only PPV fight my family ever bought. Imagine our disappointment when Tyson won 90 seconds in 😂

[@libertarianguy5567]

I think that was the first PPV fight ever. I had thought about ordering it, was so glad I didn't when I heard the news.

[@JH-sj4pf]

Yep my parents planned a whole night around it, invited people over. Beer drinks snacks..my poor mom and a couple others were getting the snacks out of the oven and BOOM it was over😢

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

Yeah, my brother ordered it and went to the bathroom when the fight started and missed it. He's still mad about it.

[@chrismasters9975]

Same, my dad never wanted to order another one of his fights

[@mikelundquist4596]

Same.

[@anthonyramirez9003]

Geez you youngsters!! 😄 I remember seeing his debut fight back in the 80's!!!

[@MrGlenspace]

He lost it after cus Dana to died. Tyson was like a son to him. Cus was like a father to mike. Once the trainers left and Don king took over it all came crashing down. Tyson used to train in the Catskills mountains where British boxer Lennox Lewis would train sometimes.

[@jprsmom]

I think it's funny that Tyson and Holyfield recently launched a brand of ear shaped edibles called Mike Bites

[@steveg8102]

Putting your weight into a punch is a skill. Ive only seen one guy do it right naturally and he hit a guy and It looked like jfk getting shot.

[@Trapper50cal]

I don't imagine he was very intimidated by anyone when he went to prison.

[@taoist32]

Pretty sure they all greeted him like he was one of theirs.

[@the-superbike-squad]

Iron Mike was an absolute beast. Loved watching him in his prime. Roy Jones Jr. wI'll go down as another of the greatest ever.

[@Blu9_Nin9]

I remember my family would have parties for the big fights. We'd cook lots of food and have tons of people over. Then we'd all get comfortable and sit down to watch the fight, only them to always be over in about a minute.

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

I almost went pro in 2004, boxed in the amateurs and golden gloves around Baltimore, DC, Philly, etc

[@mikepaulus4766]

When Tyson had his trial I thought he did it. By the time he got out I had become convinced that she had falsely accused him.

[@rexdiamond]

Two things I recall while watching him fight. First was the sound of his punches were just different than other boxers. Second is his admission that he smoked pot before a lot of his fights to relax himself. With his furiousity I can't imagine what an unrelaxed Mike Tyson would be like 😅

[@Mr.Schitzengigglez]

I remember watching his fights on PPV. I loved them. My grandfather, however, taught me a lot of new words, after he paid around $50, to watch a 1 round boxing match.. 😂

[@missingrighty]

Tyson was and honestly still is a beast. In my opinion he was the scariest boxer ever. If Tyson were to die and you put me in the ring with his casket I would run out of the arena

[@averagejoe845]

"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth" - Mike Tyson

[@CaddyJim]

I do kind of wish they showed a couple of these keep fights better like his first championship when he won by knocking the guy down three times which was the Michael spinks was a body shot that knocked him down he beat the count and then got knocked out

[@christophergreen1785]

Tyson grew up in a juvie jail like 20 mins from my house. There were stories told all over the state about him as a kid. You should see his workout videos now. Dude could still fight.

[@xboxtheheadhunter]

The only downside to watching the Tyson fights is they were pay per view. So you paid a bunch of money to get access to watch it and they always ended so quick!

[@Naruto_uzumaki120]

Man I didn't know he punched a NASCAR out ..... I think there was an mix up

[@jimmymapes3411]

And he was usually smaller than his opponents.

[@stock7185]

11:09 I bet most of the guys that fought Mike Tyson were at least a little bit scared

[@larryyeadeke2953]

They were all scared, that's one of the reasons they lost.

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

Sphynx lost that match before he even got in the ring thanks to his manager. His manager before the fight started went into Tyson's training room and started some Ruckus made Mike mad and Mike Tyson punched the wall a few times and scared the hell out of them😂 7:52

[@doobiedave9686]

The worst thing that ever happened to Mike Tyson was Don King.

[@roscocsa]

That twisting uppercut started somewhere around the core of the planet. He’s still scary all these years later. I think he’s grown a bit of a skin over top of the beast that used to be just out and raw.

[@foxfire20gunner29]

I remember growing up as a teen in the 80s thinking Mike Tyson is bringing it to another level in the world of boxing. I would try to watch every fight that was coming up and it was exciting! 😎🍺

[@shaner9155]

Tyson started fighting professionally in the eighties.

[@renaissanceman7145]

Number 1 rule when watching a Mike Tyson fight...watch ONLY the fight. Turn you head to speak to someone or even sneeze and you may very well miss the knockout punch. In his prime Mike Tyson was the baddest man on the planet.

[@alhollywood6486]

I was making Nachos during the Spinks fight missed the whole thing.

[@j.jmcquade5278]

MIKE TYSON was a big part of my teen years. loved watching his rise from the catskills to world champion. the guy was a walking reckin machine! and a total student of the game

[@CaddyJim]

You guys are British & young so I'll give you a pass but you know Mike Tyson is but you didn't know for his power it was a crazy phenomenon his opponents considered a win to get out of the first round & people were making bets on how quick he would knock his opponent it was a crazy era

[@Wulfyr]

In the early days you couldn't go to the toilet or even blink during Tyson's fights for fear of missing it altogether.

[@robrobertson4619]

Competed 1985 - 2005. What strong, powerful dude!!!!

[@curtism-w6b]

Late '80s and '90s, but even at 15 he was boxing grown men and dominating.

[@carolbeck3645]

I'm not a boxing fan, I am a huge fan of Mike's !! I think he was Definitely the greatest boxer of all time, PERIOD !!!!!!

[@Diggerdog2nd]

Tyson is from our generation born in the mid 1960's & in the 80's there always be a huge fight party (like we needed a reason) for every Tyson fight. I remember the Spinks knockout in 90 seconds very well. A bunch of us watched the Douglas fight & through most of it I remember thinking this ain't the Tyson we know.

[@asantsec6046]

Her eyes immediately after the Tyson weigh in shot 😄

[@johnbattle7518]

Mike Tyson should have won that fight against Busyer Douglas. Earlier in the fight he dropped Douglas and the ref was late to start the count. Douglas had 12 seconds to get up which he did. It's also important to note Tyson was going through a divorce with actress Robin Givens who everyone thought was using Tyson for his money so his head was not in the fight.

[@halecj1]

I remember my family paying like $50 for the Spinks fight on pay per view, which was a lot back then, and then the fight would last like 1:30 lol. Dad was mad and elated at the same time.

[@CaddyJim]

*#Tyson** fought from mid-80,'s to mid-90's - you didn't want to show up late to a pay-per-view party that you spent $59 on because it would be over so quickly*

[@jamesdewey3259]

You need to see the u tube about what happans when a boxer get knocked out. The damage done to them is shocking.

[@BryanKrauss-u7y]

After Cus and Rooney he wasn't the same

[@donnywilliamson5807]

I never could beat Tyson on Mike Tyson’s Punchout. Still remember the code to get to him.

[@chemicallust77]

1986 (prime) Mike Tyson was untouchable...none of the current heavyweight boxers today would stand a chance against him

[@TenTonNuke]

7:37 Spinx was actually so terrified of Tyson that he refused to come out of his dressing room. His trainers tried to accuse Tyson of having something in his gloves and said that he rewrapped his hands, anything to get the fight called off.

[@davidnoel2977]

Tyson never raped anybody and he was framed. They were constantly trying to frame him for one thing or another just to bring him down because people were jealous. Let's be real.

[@WilliamJohnson-h2b]

I so enjoy your videos, and your personalities! James, your enthusiasm and openness make me smile! And Millie, you are delightful! And you look like a million bucks in this video! 🇺🇸❤️

[@stonemansteveiii3135]

85 to 01, I believe.

[@gggghhgggghbb]

It was PAY PER VIEW, so you pay a lot of money to watch the fight, and , 90 seconds later it's over.

[@LarryBonson]

Mike Tyson is mid 80's and 90's

[@476429]

I watched his fights live (on TV) when he was in his prime. We truly thought he was invincible. You probably can't understand his level of popularity in the culture as he was one of the last heavyweight boxers who achieved that level of celebrity. Someone may again one day, but it hasn't happened yet.

[@disposablehero4911]

A fighter and a philosopher. "Everybody got a plan til they get punched in the mouth."

[@brenttavares7766]

The funny (or not so funny thing) about the Spinx fight (91 second KO) was that so many people spent money to watch it live on TV. I heard many stories that as the fight begun people were getting a beer, going to the bathroom or getting some popcorn and by the time they came back it was over😂😂😂😂 awww man. So fast powerful AND smart. People always leave that out😏

[@jetdr]

Soon as he fired his old trainer, he started to lose it!

[@dashawndxe1749]

Rough upbringing + Genetics + intense training + discipline + hypnosis = madman in the ring

[@donaldpicard7752]

he fought in the late 80's as well

[@jeffreystanley7884]

Best 3 fighters in my life time were Mohammed Ali, Mike Tyson and Sugar Ray Leonard in my opinion.

[@victorrackley7966]

Millie is looking amazing

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Millie looks ready to go out for a walk in the park for real. 😅😅

[@jason42080]

The reason why Mike Tyson fought once a Month is because it protected not just the other boxers but it protected Mike Tyson himself...because if Mike was to fight even every 2 weeks and Boxers were to see Mike destroy Boxer after Boxer in a short span all the Title holding boxers would say no i'm not fighting you but since it is so spaced out title Boxers had it in their minds all i need to do is Train myself up and Study Mike Tyson's Fighting style to take down this Rabid Pit Bull of a Boxer

[@sepulmattica7649]

The crazy thing about Tyson is by the time he was 12 years old? He was the toughest guy in his Brooklyn neighborhood…not the toughest kid…the toughest man in the neighborhood! We’re talking Brooklyn NYC in the late 70’s full grown men were scared of him

[@giveupnow000]

smiles and respect to the teaching profession.

[@alienlife7754]

Donny Long was not an orthodox fighter. He used that weird Philly shell style. Left him open to everything.

[@Joseph-ny5rr]

Any fighter ever, Tyson in his prime vs anyone would be no match. I don’t think people understand how good he was in his prime. He wasn't the best character on earth but he was the best boxer.

[@Mkproduction2]

It cost like $200.00 to get the Spinks/Tyson fight on pay-per-view. We had about 30 guys sitting around. The guy who PAID for the Pay-per-view had to go to the bathroom as the fight began and by the time he came out of the bathroom the fight was OVER and people were leaving...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Rick Charleston SC

[@disposablehero4911]

I'd be fighting something or somebody if that was me.

[@calemorgan3982]

Mike Tyson said in his early days of boxing he went into the ring ready to kill the other person. Every swing was an attempt to break the persons face. If you watch some of his early fights it was scary how aggressive he was.

[@ricshaffer4009]

About the Buster Douglas fight ..a perfect storm had formed...Tyson had signed with Don King. ( his biggest mistake ever ..new trainers and manager )...Mike wasn't training like he had been....Buster Douglas mother had just died and he dedicated the fight to her and trained like he never had before

[@thelastgoodmaninjersey]

Tyson is a special person. If I could fight like him I'd be a jerk. I'd literally walk around acting like I was the baddest man on the planet and daring anybody to prove me different.

[@Mr.Batsu12]

I was a kid back when Tyson started fighting so I never really watched him but I remember all the hype about him. It almost became a sort of joke because people would pay extra money for the cable TV special event boxing match, many people holding watch parties at their house for the match. Only to end up with a fight that ended in the 1st or 2nd round. On one hand people were disappointed to pay money to see the event, maybe even holding a large watch party at their house for a fight that ended in a mere 90 seconds. On the other hand they loved seeing such an incredible fighter who was clearly dominating in his sport.

[@christophermckinney3924]

Tyson fought beginning in the late 80s and was dominant until he changed management teams, then surrounded himself with the ring people. After he finally lost his first fight he struggled a bit. But in his time he was as dominant as Ali or Marciano.

[@ChristianTrinity411]

Unlike so many others, Evander Holyfield wasn’t the least bit intimidated by Tyson.

[@casketman14]

I’m 10000% sure that if Mike Tyson kept the same trainer and wasn’t involved in so much trouble out the ring, he would’ve beat Holyfield

[@poolplayergus]

Least bit?.. interesting choice of words lol

[@ChristianTrinity411]

@@poolplayergus Bah you got me! lol

[@poolplayergus]

@@ChristianTrinity411 🤣

[@brooksysdead]

There was a period of time where people were angry and didn't even wanna buy tyson fights cause they were over so quick people felt like they were paying to see a 15 second execution lol

[@seanmc7128]

The narrator is the Russian boxer from the Rocky 4 movie lol

[@Dr.Acula76]

They forgot to show his one punch knockout of Zach Galifianakus. I've also heard that a punch from Tyson in gloves was compared to holding a phonebook up to your face and having someone swing a baseball bat at it as hard as they could

[@jkoll42]

Ahhhh Tyson. The guy who was a great boxer but also bit a guys ear off in a match, was in prison for a bunch of years for r*pe. Over 30 juvenile arrests. He's a psycho....and a great boxer

[@kmzoilus2486]

I've said it many many times... I would put Tyson 1985-1990 against ANYBODY in their prime! He's the best period! most exciting explosive pure destruction! fighter! With insane speed and power. There was never anyone like him before or after!

[@4Kandlez]

Imagine being unlucky enough to have had your boxing career coincide with the Mike Tyson era

[@WilliamJohnson-h2b]

In his prime, Mike Tyson's height was 1.8 meters, and his weight was 99 kg. Most heavyweight boxers were wuite a bit taller than him. 🇺🇸

[@andy60234]

We use to get the pay per view on cable for the fights. It was $20 or 30, but they were over so fast we made a drinking game to race Tyson. Get drunk before the KO, We never won

[@magnificentfailure2390]

I love the narrators Slavic accent. Somehow a very British sport became dominated by Americans and adored by Russians. What a world!

[@ImLow-Key]

@Will Muny That line could not be further from the truth lol

[@ImLow-Key]

@Will Muny Why would someone British be welcome for your supposed "made it better" examples? In what way does it benefit them? lol Youve lost the plot. I understand pride and patriotism, but thats just barmy.

[@therealkoolbeans]

Damn miss Beesley you looking good

[@claydragon6055]

Stewart's record was 26 knockouts in his 26 wins meaning he had won all of his fights by knockout making him a very dangerous fighter. Knockout artists like that are always dangerous. They didn't say he had been knocked down or out 26 times.

[@dapdap8304]

Yeah, Mike Tyson was a 5 foot 8 monster who was a ball of energy and anger.

[@Phantomiam]

5'11

[@ericsierra-franco7802]

As it states in the video, after Tyson fired his trainer Kevin Rooney (because of pressure from Don King) it started his slide to defeat and ultimately destruction of his career. When Tyson started fighting again after prison he was not the same fighter earlier in his career. He beat a lot of mediocre talent until he fought Evander Holyfield who beat him....twice! Lennox Lewis beat him too.

[@rx7dude2006]

If you knock someone down with a punch it isn't a lucky punch, these guys train their entire lives to throw accurate shots.

[@larryyeadeke2953]

Some are lucky, and some are accurate. I've seen fighters throw punches when they weren't even looking and knock somebody down.

[@rx7dude2006]

@@larryyeadeke2953 If you are in a fight throwing punches with the intention of hurting the other fighter then none of them are lucky they are all meant to do harm.

[@larryyeadeke2953]

@@rx7dude2006 Your missing the point of what is called a lucky punch. It doesn't matter your intent when throwing a punch if it doesn't land. I've seen boxers throw punches when they are looking at the ground while ducking. Sometimes they land and sometimes they don't. But if your just swinging like that and you happen to catch him on the chin and knock him out. That would be lucky because you weren't even looking where you were throwing. You just happened to hit him in the right place when you were just throwing punches to get to get the guy off you.

[@rx7dude2006]

@@larryyeadeke2953 You are missing my whole point so I won't argue my point to you.

[@larryyeadeke2953]

@@rx7dude2006 Two different views, not trying to argue.

[@josephcrowe2908]

It wasn't if you would get knocked out. It was when. Tyson fights were "events". Everybody got dressed nice and came out then went to the club.

[@RobwLPOC]

Some people try and knock Mike Tyson saying that he fought tin cans AKA weak boxers who were not near him in the rankings. This is in fact half-true, it got to a point when he was so dominant and terrifying that boxers he should have been fighting as far as rankings, didn't want to get in the ring and fight Mike. The only people who would agree to fight Mike we're higher-ranked guys who just wanted the payday. He wasn't fighting them because his Camp wanted him to have easy wins, he was fighting them because the people he should have been fighting we're in fact scared to fight him

[@salahuddinmuhammad3251]

Still boggles the mind that after all that the boxing community and Tyson knowing boxing history so well, signed with Don King. It was a serious lapse of judgment. The history was already known by everyone and I mean everybody. I don't know why anybody would side with him after 1984, he was already known throughout boxing and even outside of boxing. It was a strange thing for Mike Tyson to sign on to

[@larryyeadeke2953]

Tyson was a ferocious fighter. Nobody ever said he was smart, nobody.

[@Adiscretefirm]

The Spinks fight was the first time I ever bought a ppv fight. 91 f****g seconds for $50.

[@ThunderPants13]

"Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth." --Mike Tyson

[@randyfarden3868]

Only combat fighter that cable companies gave you half your money back if he knocked someone out in under a min

[@cyberfoxx2000]

You should react to the boxer Butterbean.

[@Rowgue51]

There is something you always have to keep in mind when you're looking at young fighters early records. When anyone is identified as a possible championship contender they are intentionally matched up against garbage fighters. There is a reason every new championship contender you see has an undefeated record with mostly knockout wins. They want to build as much hype as possible around that guy so that when they ultimately start putting him in the ring with other legitimate fighters it becomes a huge draw. Now that's not to say that Tyson didn't knock out plenty of legit fighters because he did. But he also undeniably benefited from fighting a ton of bums early in his career, like so many others have.

[@mikebunner3498]

Mike at times was brutal and a very powerful puncher... A google search stated that Mike fought from 1985 thru 2005. He did not suffer fools. If you talk smack to Mike, you had better have the ass to back that talk up. Or he would punish you!! I have noticed over yhe tears that when you watch the sweat fly off of their head from a punch, it is usually over. May I suggest another heavy puncher of a fighter for you two to review. His name will live forever in boxing lore -- that man was Rocky Marciano. He was active from 1947 thru 1955. He was undefeated in his career. He hurt people!!!! Check out some of his old fights. This is to the young lady, brace yourself this is violent..... The Rock was a stud of a man and a great fighter..... Check him out you two!!!