Francis Ngannou Tells Joe Rogan How it Was Like To Train With Mike Tyson

[@BodyBuildingCenter]

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[@jessegutierrez6533]

😊 1:52

[@Tarkovclips-mw7ur]

maybe if you fix the subtitles and put some real effort in instead of just copy paste and put ur mark on it

[@redeyestones3738]

If you're too lazy to make the captions yourself, then just Don put subtitles. Ai is a horrible way to go. At least I'm assuming it's an ai program that is adding the subtitles. If not you either need to go back to school, or get your eats checked.

[@BodyBuildingCenter]

@@Tarkovclips-mw7ur Its like that because it increases engagement and that help with the algorithm.

[@BodyBuildingCenter]

@@redeyestones3738 If you make a video for youtube you want people to interact with the content. Because im super smart i dont change the subtitle becasue people will comment about it. Thanks for the comment😘

[@josepharmand6117]

Absolutely...Francis is on the money. Two things about Mike Tyson that are often overlooked...how fast and explosively he could close the gap...and what a fine defensive boxer he was. One minute Tyson is on the outside against a guy with a far longer reach and greater height...the next minute he's delivering a devastating blow without being hit at all on the way in.

[@indyawichofficial1346]

Co-signed. Tyson's genius in the ring consisted of many skills perfected, not only a raw power or speed.

[@FroZoneDeNiro]

💯🎯

[@hassanal-mustapha1321]

You're right, Tyson's technical ability won him matches more than the raw punching power

[@zweihander7309]

Ye hus defence when MOVING FORWARD was what allowed him to get into his range past his opponents optimal range, using dempsey rolls, lightning fast side to side head movement, constantly adjusting and adapting his guard work and not allowing them to just clinch up as he's setting himself up for uppercut n hooks, the best offence is always built off of superb defensive movement's and outstanding footwork. And then being the lower shorter fighter in all his fights meant that if he was in range and his oppenents was doing a good job of defending their head he would adjust to that by BLASTING the body almost forcing some of the hardest toughest boxers to open themselves up upstairs, definitely not just some brute who could move fast, his style was so much deeper then that because he could make so many smart adjustments because you know "everybody's got a gameplan until they get punched in the mouth" and Mike was one of the best at adjusting and correcting his body even after taking big shots himself. We may never see another guy who can "copy" his style again in boxing, just so many unique factors I mean even if some new heavyweight came into the game with a physique just like Mike's he would still need some seriously big balls and courage to fight like Mike did with his style.

[@adunnou2075]

The next second though

[@shoedil812]

Imagine your dad called you after Mike Tyson but you have to fight a dude trained BY Mike Tyson.

[@Aitonomouss]

And then imagine its that guys FIRST boxing match ever and on top of that he beats the hell out of you but the judges gift you a win only because it puts more money in everyone's pockets but deep down you know that the world knows that you know you lost

[@CaliforniaFresh420]

And then getting beat by the trainee

[@shoedil812]

@@CaliforniaFresh420 Yes my friend. Francis really showed them all. Def a win imo. I m in muay thai and mma. But sure can see who won this boxing match....

[@dforker420]

Francis definitely won imo but apparently the world doesn’t feel like it has to give ngannou the win like he deserves lol 😂

[@LuisScrivs]

When did the "world" ever agree on anything? Even if "the world" did, the judges decision is final - even if the outcome is wrong, corrupt and immoral. Did you think "the world" would miraculously come to a collectively unanimous determination to enforce that the decision be reversed? WOW, your remarks are some of the dumbest $hit written in the KZbin comments section.

[@ovidiodemorizi]

Cool dude . Imagine having your hero on your corner. Dreams come true

[@FroZoneDeNiro]

💯🎯

[@Swytched]

The Giant Killer teaching a Titan how to kill Giants

[@rifasclub]

I just want to greet that little fella that is between 5 and 11 now, that will win an Oscar in about 20 years for playing Francis and how he bacame one of the most successful heavy weights of all time.

[@AZ-zr5oo]

"What has Tyson brought to the table?" - Probably one of the greatest upsets in boxing history!

[@FroZoneDeNiro]

Brilliant of him to notice and put so much emphasis on Tyson‘s footwork. It’s SOOO slept on imo!

[@shonuff4323]

He's 100% right. Tyson never got enough credit for his boxing skill. It was always about his hard punching. I've been a fan of boxing for 30+ years. Tyson's pure boxing skill and intelligence is near the top of the list from everyone I have seen fight. Mayweather Jr is #1, but Tyson is up there.

[@gabehalverson1003]

His composure was never broken. He won!

[@Jumpman90]

Francis is the poster child of making your dreams a reality

[@angeloiodice9304]

Wonderful guy. So pleasant to watch. Helps me to understand Mike Tyson in a way I never did. Amazingly, Mike Tyson had massive impact in both Tyson Furry’s and Francis Ngannou’s lives. And, going back ever farther, the life of Cus D’Amato impacted all three. Funny how life works, everything is interconnected.

[@lucianosoprano2573]

Exactly my man👑👏🏽🙏🏽

[@jerrymckenzie1858]

I'm no boxing expert by any means, but when I watch Mike Tyson fight I'm really impressed by his head movement. It's a thing of beauty that makes him hard to hit and also keeps his opponents guessing.

[@iKennectz]

Tyson's footwork and head movement is definitely top tier. One of the best body-shotters around for sure as well.

[@ryangains151]

So happy to hear him talk about Mike Tyson's ability to move and read the opponent. Mike Tyson didn't have the strongest punch ever, but the combination of him being powerful and moving the way he does is what made him so deadly.

[@macman1469]

Spot on . Speed and accuracy were Tyson's main weapons .

[@ryangains151]

@@macman1469 yea that accuracy was insane. He really played the ring like a chess game.

[@donpeters9849]

Francis is pure class.

[@StandUpGill]

Francis is a smart man which he is rarely credited for Fully aware that he wouldn’t be Mike but understanding how much he can learn in his fight with Fury And not to mention his ability to absorb information as a fighter and navigator of life Much respect

[@fierceflyer5]

Tyson was all about the base, the base, the base, no tremble 😂

[@Andrzej-uw1ho]

WE HAVE NEW CHAMPION OF THE WORLD FRANCIS NGANNOU. MKIE TYSON, THANK YOU FOR YOUR HUMBOL EXPERTISE.

[@cincitytv9747]

Thats the unofficial heavyweight champ! Love his humbleness! This interview aged very well

[@SmokingJoe62]

What a great movie Ngannou’s story will make

[@chrisr7597]

So much respect for Francis' humility. He learned from one of the best for this fight.

[@Hyper_Driven]

Mike Tyson for trainer of the year.

[@just.tooeazy]

this man’s bicep the size of my quads 💀💀💀

[@kyaghleah]

Awesome. Really awesome. And the captions are hilariously unnecessary and inaccurate 😂😀

[@rickybobby4017]

Absolutely agree with what Francis said at the end of the interview if i had mike tyson's experience it be an easier fight he's not wrong 😅😅😅

[@highlanderc]

What about the body punching? reason mike tyson was able to get upstairs is because of his body punching. Something he later forgot. Watch his early fights... pre buster douglass.

[@Ak-de5yv]

Living example of how people can constantly improve themselves. Fighting skills or language skills. Francis never stops learning.

[@comadoof]

Im surprised Joe didn't pick up on what Ngannou was saying. Tyson was Tyson because of his lab work and insane training regimen. Everyone wants to harp on Tyson the finished product. Francis seeing the work that it took to reach that peak

[@billythedreamer]

Ngannou: I don't think you understand Rogan: the reason why this table is so big....

[@javier_rivera_torres]

This dude has surpassed his dreams. He is part of the direct lineage of Muhammed Ali which was Mike Tysons idol and both trained under Cus D'amato. Now Francis being trained by his idol mike. He deserves rumble in the jungle 2

[@RossKempOnYourMum01]

Ali was trained by Angelo Dundee, not Cus D'Amato.

[@30035XD]

@@RossKempOnYourMum01 and Angelo Dundee is the father of Crocodile Dundee.

[@Shin_Akumi]

lmOoo wasn't Cus who trained Ali, how do u be making shit up that can be googled. your thinking of floyd patterson, cus other champ before mike who fought ali. fucking casuals.

[@trolley4388]

@@30035XDAngelo Dundee is the enemy of Devilo Dundee

[@oliver5479]

ali was never tyson's idol, he liked that mexican boxer

[@wilhelmhesse1348]

People miss the point with why Mike helped Ngannou. Yes he was in awe of Ngannou's ability and power having seen what he was doing to heavy weights in the UFC, he knew if he tweaked Ngannou correctly in a boxing match he would be just as devastating but Mike also wanted the fight to be legit for the sake of both Fury and Ngannou. Fury was expecting to knock out Ngannou quick and really that wouldn't have looked good for either side, the fight would've looked like a complete walk over, and a boxer fighting empty cans is never a good thing. What Mike and Ngannou did was a major victory for everyone involved, the promoters Riyadh Season, the Furys and the MMA community all came out winners. I also see Mike helping Tyson in the near future against Uysk.

[@junioraltamontent.7582]

I think Mike sees a lot of himself in Ngannou. On their first podcast together Mike was going crazy trying to speedrun Francis on every life lesson he had learned in the game. Being a thoughtful dude who everyone just took at face value as a brute or a spectacle. As well as the Don King /Dana parallels. Seems really personal for Mike.

[@theroundhousekingofthemidw1705]

​@@junioraltamontent.7582Gotta say, there are several differences between King and Dana White. King was purely vile. Dana White is not pure evil and corruption like Don King was.

[@F8...]

fury's gna need more than mikes help for usyk haha

[@NotMuchThanks]

Mike was mad strong, but he also punched with his whole body! Starting with the foot he was standing on, followed by how he recruited his core to twist, and finally the anvil of a hand that he delivered.

[@diegodelgado9764]

Tyson at his prime was so disciplined his hipbone at a swivel constantly moving incredible dicipline

[@mountainadventures7346]

Francis is so down to Earth.👍

[@violoentvictor]

If Tyson really wanted to commit to being a trainer, he would win trainer of the year in about 2 years and have a full stable. He would be mentioned in the same sentence as Freddie Roach, Derek James, Robert Garcia, Eddie Reynoso. He did wonders for a fighter who never had a pro fight… now imagine if he had his hands on a more experienced boxer. I’m hoping Tyson enjoyed training so much; he’ll take more fighters and people were so impressed with his coaching that they seek him out.

[@aaronjennings8385]

He said, "He put his faith in me," not "feet on me". He meant Mr. Tyson put his faith in him.

[@Coolproducts44]

Francis your the champ!

[@28bdizzle28]

Don't waste your time on the captions, they're terrible.

[@xsydor26]

He sounds like the nicest person

[@highlanderc]

Kevin Rooney/Cus are also the stars of Mike Tyson.

[@jimmysandshoe]

He was all about the base. The crumbly biscuit base.

[@Aitonomouss]

One day its going to come back full circle. Ngannou will train someone that looks at him the way ngannou sees Mike Tyson

[@katrinachavez3533]

Very true on how they describe Tyson but one important thing they're both forgetting is timing. Mike's timing was impeccable. The way he was able to move waist/head to slip punches and then hit his opponent right on the point of the chin with either hand was simply amazing.

[@lesscotford1419]

Let's not forget Tyson earned a fortune for his presence to promote the fight. Smart business.

[@jamesjameswhattheladyssayl7657]

How you know Mike promote the fight

[@lesscotford1419]

@@jamesjameswhattheladyssayl7657 the Saudis payed handsomely for Tyson to be in Ngannous camp. Others did the main training. It's online somewhere or other. OR. Yeah, I know cos Mike told me. Ha.

[@darrellowings2343]

Impossible not to love this guy. And the next boxing match is for me the interesting one. I'm all on in.

[@mrShade-sb1th]

"Senor punch"🤣

[@justinclarke6768]

After improving his boxing skills he's almost a cheat code in MMA.

[@Heccordero2]

Wilder should of hired Mike Tyson to train him too against Fury.

[@shable1436]

Francis doesn't know what he is talking about, saying nobody was wondering about how mike fought being short, and how he moved and got inside. Francis isn't even 40 he wasn't around or was too little. Thats all ppl talked about back in the 80s was how he exploded inside and side to side using his trunk legs and body as base, he like Micheal Jordan who could explode off free throw line and dunk, mike could make his body float through the air with one movement and twist from the ground all the way up to the tallest fighters and knock them out in one move. There was literally long stories about it during sports shows back then trying to understand his style and breakdown the peek-a-boo style mixed with someone who incorporated it with athleticism that has never been seen with that old style, because boxing had evolved to a certain style from Ali being able to footwork around the ring and pick off behind the jab. That's was so successful that shorter ppl couldn't compete with it until Mike came around with cus as trainer using the old type short person style like Rocky Marciano. I remember the documentaries about it 30 some years ago so Francis is wrong, he might think that because he wasn't born yet or a baby, and in Africa there wasn't as much info on sports like here back then, by the time he was growing up Tyson was out of his prime, even the second time he won heavyweight belt

[@lizzkaayako2270]

Great interview with the man who beat Tyson Fury.

[@lucianosoprano2573]

what a nice gentle giant he is too, a pleasure to listen to, this whole training camp with Mike Tyson and that big brown bear has been so legendary that it gave me goosebumps. and the Neeeew👑👏🏽🙏🏽🥇Ngannou

[@SamYorkshireman]

Can someone knock up a music video up of Francis singing it’s all about the base please

[@bradlauber9097]

You think Tyson Furry was on his game of that fight? Furry did not fight like other fights in the past, Furry did not even protect himself also left himself open for the punch. Something didn't seem right

[@dimitrj]

Subtitles are quite off oftentimes. Just a friendly tip.

[@BodyBuildingCenter]

I get more engagement on the video when they are a little of thats why😃

[@dimitrj]

@@BodyBuildingCenter Haha, touché! 👍

[@hunter4779]

85-86 tyson was the scariest human on earth.

[@rBrawler]

AI Generated captions that aren't even edited 😂

[@fastend]

The subtitles delivered hilarious bugs.

[@ricardohernandez2093]

God bless Francis!

[@nicolaineukirch6916]

You know how they say: Never meet your heroes, exapt Mike Tyson.

[@RunForPeace-hk1cu]

Aged very well indeed 😂👍

[@BodyBuildingCenter]

Agreed!

[@demonslayer9016]

Joe stepped into like 5 different dimensions when he stoppped breathed in and said "wow"

[@mcphersonjohnathon]

Stay humble and be a king

[@7Earthsky]

One thing Tyson could do as well that often gets over looked is that could flank his opponent and give a devastating rib shot...Often ending the fight right there.

[@bryany6565]

Damn!!! I gotta watch this one.... this is the episode people need to see... I generaly dislike celebrities but Ive read mike tysons book Front to back and saw him live at his undisputed truth show... to be a 0 pro fights and take on the champ and to had have tyson train you!!!! Once in a lifetime...... Im glad he said it. I knew tyson training him he wasnt going to come out like tyson or be that fast and nimble... but he did floor the champ!!! I think if he came back with that tyson killer instinct he woulda really shook up the boxing world... but I think francis is scincerly already a very humble man in life and is a winner to the people... thats better than any belt.

[@Redstripe921]

The subtitles are wrong..lol

[@kingtutukartuts9903]

Ngannou sounds very legit

[@Nando_knipp]

He says foot work with a Chinese accent lol

[@kgomotsomokoena9355]

😂😂😂Francis is a very funny guy

[@CraigMansfield]

I knew his intelligence would make the different. "Boxing isn't a tough guy's sport, it's a thinking man's sport". I knew his intelligence would give him a good chance. If Ngannou could close the distance, he'd be champion now. Only inexperience stopped him from winning.

[@kundakaps]

Yeah. Tyson Fury was already defeated after the knock down. Ngannou was swimming in new waters so he had to be more careful. The good thing is the result saved boxing. I'm also glad Fury wasn't embarrassed more after all he gave Ngannou a chance most of us thought would never happen.

[@Handlethetruth666]

The song it’s all about the bass the bass it’s all about the bass come to mind

[@MouseNZ]

Biggest takeaway - mike is all about that base, no treble

[@kardave2848]

Tyson told him some good sh*t!

[@Jaikanatar]

Subtitles need going through again. They're very incorrect. For example "he's beauty, friend" is not what he said. He said "he's built different."

[@Mr.otaka108]

Subtitles on point ☺️

[@lebronjameslol3521]

His arms are huge by the way. Its between future fighters finding his weakness now that they have one to judge him off of and his ability to improve. Based on his first fight the cards might be in his hands.

[@BijouBakson]

whoever wrote that caption needs to go to jail

[@BodyBuildingCenter]

Sori

[@IDontTalkToCops]

Imagine if Francis had have had the opportunity to train with a Cuss type, world class trainer from the age of 16. 😂

[@joblo2671]

I guess people will stop making fun of the name "Francis" now. 😢

[@suppenkaschper4686]

he should be called senior punch

[@theblackwidowchronicles]

The Subtitles are hilarious....Who wrote them, it's so wrong

[@TheSavageJetdiRustySpooner]

Francis 🙌

[@thedriver3052]

UFC fans suck for letting that guy go

[@guyvelvet1980]

Such a sweet fellow

[@shovelhead4558]

If Tyson was a foot taller O boy.😂

[@easyware]

0:22: He was going to say: "I grew up idolising Tyson Fury" 😁

[@BodyBuildingCenter]

😂

[@deanivan3951]

And he was right!

[@marceau8258]

bro who wrote the captions I'm crying

[@cuzen2ownage]

he only trained with Tyson for 2 days total in his training camp...

[@screamstation]

He put his feet on him?? 😂

[@DougieFresh13]

All about the bass 🔊 no treble

[@PG_FISHING]

Joe doubted him!

[@josbrav]

I'm all about that bass, 'bout that bass, no treble

[@Thesavagesouls]

You were drunk when you wrote the subtitles ?

[@jaychrist4437]

Fury wouldn't survive in Tyson's time. The champs in the 80s and 90s were insane

[@cimonak]

The peakaboo style Mike uses his made for smaller fighters. Ngannou is too tall for that

[@ChrisDeVarro]

That's so awesome

[@snicklesnockle7263]

4:29 "that's why I went to him: subtitle: "that's why I went to hell"

[@Bighandsdown]

0:26 👌🏻

[@JohnJohn-yp7ex]

Francis would kill Jon jones