FREDDIE ROACH TELLS FUNNY STORY DESCRIBING MIKE TYSON'S POWER "HIS POWER WAS UN**** BELIEVABLE"

[@skip741x3]

Freddie is sounding so much better these days..whatever he has been doing for the parkinsons, its made a dramatic difference..10 yrs ago i could barely understand him without subtitles, now he sounds clear...best wishes freddie!

[@DougGirard]

Does he have Pugilistic Parkinson’s?

[@cquilty1]

Skip741 x Parkinson's? Ha! The old fool is punch drunk.

[@cquilty1]

sidefx996 Thanks for your opinion, muppet. Shame it was wrong. I'm guessing you're a punch drunk clown too... Idiot. Complete and utter idiot.

[@cquilty1]

UniverseSix Hit Nothing to do with being "disrespectful." Roach the crap coach was well known for being a human punch bag during his boxing career. It took its toll with the busboy. Oh, but we're all supposed to say it's 'Parkinson's.' C'mon now - who you trying to kid?

[@sidefx996]

+cquilty1 No shitbag, wrong again. I went to college and played pro baseball. How am I wrong? He was diagnosed with Parkinsons when he was 27. That's not really open for debate. Are you a fucking doctor? No. You're just an unhappy, unaccomplished little shit who likes to troll on KZbin because he has nothing else in his life. Easy to talk shit about someone who accomplished great things with their life and you make fun of him because he has a disease. You probably try to be the same bully you were in high school except now you're drunk, fat, bald and alone. Pathetic. What exactly have you accomplished in life besides nothing that allows you to make fun of him? Willing to bet that "human punch bag" would still spark you out if you actually had the balls to say any of that to his face.

[@Pulsonar]

Freddie is a gifted story teller, I don’t even notice his illness when the anecdotes flow, bless him.

[@2kull]

There are machines that have been perfectly built for their purpose and then there is Mike Tyson.

[@missionpupa]

Yea, but machines dont go out and get a tattoo on their face and stop boxing.

[@wakuluriel4363]

And there are those machines perfectly built to stand against mike. holyfield's boxing I.Q. 😂

[@JihadBunnydick]

Headbuttfield

[@venomagent76]

Cus did an amazing job with Mike.

[@alcottdevalte7440]

freddie was mike`s trainer for his fights against danny williams and clifford ethienne in 2005, tyson had declined really fast and was done by this point, but he is still the fastest heavyweight, imagine the power trainer kevin rooney had to deal with on the mitts everyday in mike`s prime in the 80`s

[@Z77__0]

Exactly!

[@nickcaesar7650]

alcott devalte Kevin McBride was Tyson’s last fight & he was trained by Jeff Fenech for it

[@alcottdevalte7440]

Nick Caesar; yes you`re right, I meant last fight with tyson with freddie as his trainer, he also trained him for clifford ethienne, jeff fenech was almost the same age as tyson and didn`t have knowledge of the peekabo style, he was not the right trainer for him but tyson was finished at this point anyway

[@LAVEGAN83]

Tyson wasn't the fastest heavyweight. Muhammad Ali was.

[@alcottdevalte7440]

Alpha Male; kevin rooney said that cus d`mato told him that tyson was faster than ali and floyd patterson, ali pull counter punch against liston was measured 4/100 of a second, tyson threw 4 punches under 1 second... both had lightning speed, I would say that ali was faster at the lower body and tyson was faster at the upper body... just compare them shadowboxing at young age; tyson in 83 kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGbVpaNunNp8kNE ali in 64 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYCcn6WKgcdra7M

[@MrWinterblade]

Freddie is one of the best coaches in boxing history, I would listen to his stories for hours... And Tyson, well he was the most vicious and perfect fight machine ever created

[@cheetocorleone3490]

Thus far, the most perfect fight machine ever created is Jon Jones, and the most perfect boxing machine is Muhammad Ali. Ali would TKO a prime Tyson inside 8 rounds, very handily.

[@laddersman]

@@cheetocorleone3490 Henry Cooper floored Ali .sure Ali won that fight but think of Mike doing same as Cooper i dont think Ali would have been so lucky . Mike punched and put the opponents across the ring . Fact .

[@pavarotti744]

comical

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

@@cheetocorleone3490 .....you sound like you're high AF on pharmaceutical-grade narcotics. Muhammad Ali fought a drugged George Foreman in Zaire. Tyson would kill Ali. If Joe Frazier could take Ali to death's door...Tyson would send him through it. Tyson had KO power...one-punch KO power in both hands. Ali would get his ass handed to him.

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

@Kryptonite ...Tyson murders Ali. Frazier was NOWHERE near Tyson as a boxer. Tyson'e KO power obscured the fact that he was a marvelous tactician. His elusiveness was second to none.

[@ifiwas195]

If Cus had 20 more years in life Tyson would never have lost a fight

[@zacel1999]

Preston Guru and all his money

[@lifranchize7325]

FACTS Bro !!!!

[@brannanburdette2558]

Tyson would have stayed on top if he’d of kept his nose clean and wasn’t a crazy tyrannical dope head back then. He just needed to stay off crack rock, cocaine and whatever other drugs he was using at that time.

[@ifiwas195]

Truth Seeker The biggest problem was the people he surrounded himself with after Cus died. His belief in Don King and Robin Givens were his biggest causes of his downfall. I’m not sure why King was allowed to run the sport the way he did and fuck over every boxer he ran. Same as Suge Knight in the rap game, another gangster in charge of a billion dollar industry. The world would have been a better place if those two had been taken out of it a long time ago

[@bloodtimemaximusfullthrott226]

jay jay his career got Fucked when firstly, cus died and secondly when Jim Jacobs died.

[@jody2swole]

It’s beautiful to hear these Mike Tyson story’s from the past coming out , putting it all together. We live in an amazing time . 🐐

[@abdulkayum7320]

Mike tyson was a beast in his prime

[@emersoneee2008]

Abdul Kayum they always talk about manny or Floyd going up in weight fighting bigger guys . Tyson was fighting guys 30 pounds bigger then him.

[@abdulkayum7320]

emersoneee2008 what a beast not even any of the heavyweights now would beat him

[@alcottdevalte7440]

tyson real height 5.9-5.10 with 71 reach beat bigger opponents all his life

[@laswap1]

He had a hard time with bigger opponents who moved. Let's not forget the several fights in which he couldn't knock the guy out. Great fighter sure, but unfortunately didn't beat any great fighters (whether his fault or not) to show us just how good he was.

[@alcottdevalte7440]

well, he primed quickly and declined faster after firing trainer kevin rooney after the spinks fight in 88, which fighter troubled tyson when he was at his best in 85-88?

[@adamlees4496]

There's never been any fighter in history as explosive and so breathtaking on his rise as mike tyson.he created an excitement and electricity no fighter has ever matched.it really is that simple.

[@tboflanagan77]

It's actually not that simple. Theres no question that Mike was tremendously gifted and very well- trained. But he was also the product of a very sophisticated marketing campaign- the first of it's kind - in which he was very carefully matched, and filmed, knocking overmatched fools out. The idea was to market and capitalize on Mike's explosive ability. This footage was then sent to eager Promoters and TV networks. This helped build his reputation and hastened his title shot. Again, this was a sophisticated campaign orchestrated by boxing people who knew what they were doing, and it is all well documented.

[@tboflanagan77]

@@GAVACHO5150 I cant find your response, but it was Cus D'Amato's intention to make Mike the youngest HW champ ever, that's why they flew through opponents, some of whom were tomato cans. L.Lewis had a much different career trajectory and peaked much later. They did spar together during this time however, as noted during a recent Joe Rogan podcast with L. Lewis. Tyson was a remarkable physical specimen and D'Amato was dying. They knew it was important to move this kid along in a hurry. Mike deserves accolades for his success, but I maintain my opinion that during his prime, he was a supremely gifted, well trained bully (a 'monkey', in fact, in Tyson's own words) , whose meteoric rise was due, in a large part, to sophisticated marketing and match making. This of course, is the recipe for most elite fighters, but it was a newly engineered package at that time. There is a documentary on this very subject, which I will try to find for you.

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

@@tboflanagan77 ...PLEASE!!! Lennox Lewis was a shit fighter. Awkward, no balance, no footwork either. Tyson was 19-yrars old knocking out grown men. Lennox Lewis was an amateur until the age of 24 years old beating up on children. Lewis was 1 year older than Tyson....Holyfield was 4 years older than Tyson yet neither of these two fighters could have beaten Trevor Berbick in November 1986. And in regards to Lennox Lewis 'peaking' later than Tyson....rubbish. Tyson and Lewis sparred when they were teenagers.......Tyson knocked Lewis out COLD unconscious for 5 minutes. Listen for yourself: kzbin.info/www/bejne/noqaamdtqZ6ng6s

[@BlackanChannel]

Yes you can literally see his speed like no other on screen. Glad I was able to witness the Tyson era first hand in boxing history.

[@JMS1089]

His sparring vids are undiscovered valuables man. Showed off the skills better than the fights.

[@JungleScene]

cause the fights didnt last long enough to show off as much ;)

[@mcnabbftw1]

When he said he's not only the most explosive and hardest hitting heavyweights but the quickest is saying a lot with the heavyweights he worked with that had good speed counter punching like james Tony who started out as a middleweight and gained weight and fought at heavyweight and Tyson still had more speed Tysons only weakness was his self still amazes me today knowing that he was so scared in his first amateur fight that he tried hoping a bus to get away before the fight when the guy was a teenager and built like a body builder and had the skills he did

[@dannysantos1266]

I would be star struck meeting Freddie Roach. Mans a legend.

[@rogerdodger8415]

Fred is a God in the boxing world. I hope he gets healthy and lives a long life.

[@FourHorsemen-k2y]

Tyson was a super beast!

[@ringmasterjeb3453]

Mike Tyson at 19 was unreal, not from this world. Best puncher in 100 years,

[@dallasdynasty0077]

Nobody excited me as much as tyson did thru out my childhood and adulthood. He will always forever be my favorite

[@BM-of6dg]

Phenomenal and that’s coming from a HOF trainer. Tyson was something special..

[@bubbaluv6487]

shame about those three years in jail

[@ShotgunSandwichENT]

bubba luv it was such bs

[@bubbaluv6487]

desiree washington, her bank account benefited

[@cohenfitness]

And cocaine

[@nodistractionzpodcast3897]

After watching a video like this that’s all your micro small brain can come up with? What ignorance

[@maczilla4648]

@@alekosimba everyone knows her name, it's desiree washington, no grand elaborate conspiracy here just a young spoiled (sexually inappropriate) athlete coming from a broken childhood, whose "mentor" if that's what we're calling him, dies and makes room for the wolves (don king and company), to step in and surround him with mediocrity and ineptitude.

[@truthhurtsthenheals4421]

*This needs to be brought up in the podcast*

[@raysfonexchange]

Freddie has big balls & Granite chin - he's half Tyson's weight and took it like a soldier!

[@ticesine6589]

Have you ever watched freddies fights ? Freddie is tough as fuck

[@LS-zq3td]

If you know the real Freddie, he ain't afraid of anyone. Not even mike

[@Duriel1000]

Did you feel the punch go down your body?? Why yes. The punch entered my right chin, then flowed through my neck, it then went on a journey to my kidney, after that, it took a trip to my left calf. Finally, the punch exited my body.

[@jackwilson6467]

The interviewer may be mentally handicapped. The questions he asks these great fighters and trainers sometimes is so odd ball I'm surprised no one gets up and walks away. They must feel sorry for him.

[@complexblackness]

Lol

[@mbrown2732]

Real Legend. Respect. ✊🏾

[@robertbelyea5767]

Most boxers came to box but Tyson came to fight. He's flip that switch and go to work ND boy he wasn't playing for points. He was trying to kill that guy until the referee saw a dying man. Then he'd often turn humble. Caring for his opponents well being. Helping them back up. The young Tyson was a very conflicted but well trained killer.

[@fredod4669]

Ty so much Mr. Roach for sharing, I love this kind of talk !!

[@imabadmofosofux2348]

Freddie is one of the best to ever do it hands down.

[@jayfrom805]

Anytime someone asks me who is the goat in boxing, I always say Iron Mike Tyson 🥊🥊

[@sabretooth5404]

and they always say what a fucking idiot. to be the best you have to beat the best, something tyson couldn't do. fought 2nd rate fighters his entire career and somehow fucking simpletons like you think hes the greatest, Pmsl

[@mersarultmit5577]

@@sabretooth5404 But Michael 'Iron' Tyson is one of the 🐐's..always have & always will be..R.I.P to the greatest, 🐐, Muhammad Ali💪✌🏻🐝

[@sabretooth5404]

@@mersarultmit5577 no he's really not, and neither is Ali. neither are even the greatest heavyweight either, that would be Joe Louis. and the p4p GOAT is Sugar Ray Robinson

[@mersarultmit5577]

@@sabretooth5404 mmm...yep...put those 🐐's in there, too..they're legends alright...along with George Foreman, Michael Spinks & Evander Holyfield..💪👍great, great 🐐's

[@sabretooth5404]

@@mersarultmit5577 don't get me wrong tyson was a good fighter, but to call him the goat when he beat nobodies his entire career is a bit far fetched. to be the best you have to beat the best, something tyson failed at

[@DaisukeNiwa808]

Top bloke very humble very underrated trainer

[@PabloXclusiv]

Somebody give Freddie a joint or some cbd my guy needs it! Hell of a trainer

[@buddahganja4707]

Yo this man has worked with the best and trained some nobodies into legends. Much respect Roach

[@perilouslambasting6816]

Legends say.. .. Roach is still rocked....

[@s55011]

Freddie Roach hit the nail on the head .. of what made Mike so effective as a puncher . His punches and speed were so fast most guys never saw them coming . If you watch a lot of his early fights , a guy would throw a shot .. miss Mike and get countered before they knew what hit them .

[@papigunchulo8380]

Cus and Mike were unstoppable together. Cus brought out the best in Mike. Tyson had the best speed and top 5 power of any heavyweight. His footwork and angles were unmatched.

[@j.a.r.family2576]

I love Freddie, as much as I love to see Tyson fight.

[@choopa1670]

Love seeing videos of Freddie. He has so many stories to tell if you give him the time. I have the utmost respect for him and what he has achieved as a trainer. Fuck he took a hit from Tyson

[@ABBALANDA]

"I didn't know where I was for a little while..."

[@brannanburdette2558]

That dude seems cool as all can be. I bet he’s got all kinds of stories. Very friendly and humble man right there! Hope and pray for the best for him!

[@joeytrimble1558]

Freddie the type of dude that makes you better then what you are whether you like it or not

[@bradmeade4949]

You're a brave man Freddie.

[@bigbird4719]

Won't be another Freddie Roach neither. Two Greats!

[@robertgerrard]

I love it Freddie telling it like it is Mike TYSON was an animal and his power was Legendary Speed kills.

[@betwixtX]

after that punch Freddie was never the same again...

[@eddieb3815]

Only one Tyson. Mike Tyson. Legend

[@bille-sports]

roach: he put me right hook, he knocked me out on the chin, i didn't go down but i didn't know where i was for a while 😂 too much power

[@DevonDuke60]

The girl in the back didn't want to leave with that clown lol

[@mayatiita1]

Freddie Roach = legend 🏆❤ Great video 👍🏻

[@Nickword1]

Living Legend!

[@thetruth8404]

And he hit me with a right hook and Knocked me out. - Freedie Roach

[@danielhall1226]

Lol dude in the Background didnt want his girl on camera. 😂😂😂

[@mufc7753]

Anyone notice the girl in the background ?

[@Crixus64]

I SURE DID

[@chequehook68]

Perfect shape and advert for Nike 'Just do It!' Lol

[@bill_y4762]

Lol no i did not see that foxy little thing

[@damn0knight]

looked like her dude made sure the camera didnt eat her up too much.

[@martinvegas1327]

When Mike hit you everything went in slow motion like the Rocky films!

[@mikimiyazaki]

martin vegas no. When Mike hit you everything went black.

[@dgolding03icloud]

martin vegas when Mike hit you was the end of your world

[@postaflip7]

Legends! Glad to see Freddie looking and feeling good👍🏽

[@jamesrobert7155]

I remember seeing Tyson on the front page of a sports illustrated or it might have been ring mag. but his knuckles were down to the bone where he'd been prepping for a fight, it was freakin sick!!

[@Mav624]

What's amazing, and also what they didn't mention during this interview, was that Freddie didn't work with Tyson until the end of his career when Mike was 37 years old. Imagine if he had been working the mitts with him back before he went to prison and not when he was over the hill and looking for paydays. Unreal that Tyson still had that combination of speed, power, and explosiveness at that point of his career.

[@geonidas6098]

He was the most dominant heavy to ever lace them up and definitely hardest hitting and ruthless as fuck..

[@MaxMustermann]

I think most of us already knew that Mike Tyson was a specimen. But good to see Freddy Roach doing good, because I've heard some other stuff about him.

[@churchstreetironworks3618]

Mr Roach trained more world champs than anyone , including world kickboxing champs and mma champs . My coached worked with him and said he was an awesome coach and person .

[@demetremoore4008]

I remember when they use to bad mouth Mike Tyson and now they love him.

[@kingartison]

A type of Jesus effect

[@HUGEACT-MAN]

Who the Fuck is they

[@airbornestud3007]

If it's the "they" I think your talking about just remember, it was the same type of "they" that took him in and helped him in the first place & even adopted into their home

[@Ramble79]

Early on in Tyson’s career he was loved and admired. During the Don King era things turned bad for Tyson. The media took to his personal life coming apart. Glad to see Tyson lived long enough to see how much people really love him.

[@KizaWittaker]

They did the same exact thing with Ali

[@danweir3051]

Love Freddie

[@DocYAYAYA]

Roach seems so happy that he can say Tyson knocked him out

[@rowanholden7305]

Freddie is special 👍

[@rickintexas1584]

Mike Tyson was an absolute beast. I think he was the greatest heavyweight of all time.

[@allobove7798]

Who did he fight? Tomato cans.

[@alias55]

Rick in Texas..... Stop it

[@robertmelroy2772]

Cmon man! I love Tyson but Ali is the Greatest!

[@fantasyboxing71]

Great fighter. No where near the top ten.

[@dmpsix7417]

@@fantasyboxing71 You can't make a case that Mike Tyson isn't out of the top 5 of all time. You're a special kind of stupid aren't you ?

[@timmyduffy2112]

What a legend tyson

[@t1313X6]

Love Freddy.

[@Strokes1983]

Your worth a million times more to boxing than Tyson ever will be Freddie. Legend

[@brandonpanozzo86]

i can agree he should be but mike will always be remembered even after freddie because of all the controversy around mike in his later years

[@kursor52]

This man has worked with the deadliest men in the game. Tyson in heavyweight. Pacquiao in the lower weights.

[@sedunk7511]

Freddy, a true American gem...and I’m a Canadian! Haha

[@wavyamar]

When Mike Tyson shook my hand when I met him (on my youtube page) it engulfed my entire hand up to my upper wrist.

[@brew2199]

Peep game. He still feelin that right hook to the chin.

[@ferdsan9025]

brew2199 he has Parkinson’s you fucking moron

[@johncreedon1833]

The main difference between prime and non prime Tyson , was his speed. He always had the power, but when the speed left , his power wasnt as dangerous.

[@Stoic1976]

Legend

[@PG_FISHING]

The greatest ever!!

[@DianaBranch]

Freddie Roach the living legend

[@dallasdynasty0077]

I was hoping he would ask roach who the hardest puncher was. I'm not surprised Tyson was up there

[@mikey130]

01:12 tells it all how powerful Mike was

[@10469]

Well at least I can say .. I lived in the Tyson years !!

[@DeathWish1974]

The one and only

[@octaviusjohn8166]

Now we now know why roach is messed up. That hook from tyson

[@ShotgunSandwichENT]

Great stuff! Mikes a legend

[@Dan0101010101010]

Poor freddie my god what a legend horrible to see the damage

[@RTOneZer0]

All great fighters have the same thing in common: speed.

[@simonwaxonm8441]

hate the haters, can't believe this video has 1 thumbs down. the man was only explaining what happened.

[@Ocelopilli]

Freddie sounding good

[@josepoh4856]

Nice sir we missed you here from Philippines...

[@jacoblynch9403]

jose poh, Fuck your Goddam bum Pac-Man steroid boy and the sorry ass so-called great Freddie Roach bitch

[@noxlade1125]

Jacob Lynch don’t disrespect freddie like that

[@marty1985mcfly]

Jacob Lynch leave

[@jacoblynch9403]

NOXlade, Fuck Freddie Roach the bitch can't train worth a shit 💩

[@jacoblynch9403]

Matthew Martinez,fuck off

[@gofiodetrigo8756]

bless him

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

Freddie well done for batteling that fucker of an illness Parkinson's. Winning in your battle's bless you carry on the good fight. Never give up.. God Bless you fella Amenx Tyson was the best Heavy weight boxer we will ever see in our life time. An animal in the ring got the job done from sound of that first bell.. As soon as he stepped into the ring he meant business. Use to love watching Tyson Fight's. Still remember the day when Frank Bruno hurt him and I screamed finish him Bruno. But Frank Bruno never had the killer edge he needed. If he had of had that finishing instinct he would of beat Tyson that night. Terrific boxer Mike Tyson one of the best. If not the Best.

[@jl4183]

Mike Tyson, the most dangerous puncher in human history.

[@aulorenzo1498]

Mike Tyson’s greatest mistake was dumping this guy.

[@nobbytang]

Tysons big mistake was cuddling up to Don King..

[@tupapi818247]

Hey that sounds familiar ..... Oh yeah !! Pac-Man !!

[@sojohnny....8824]

All Tysons other trainers did'nt know how to work with the pee a boo style if boxing , Saw some clips with Tyson and freddie, Freddie didn't know how to handle .

[@aulorenzo1498]

I guess we are all admitting that Freddy would have been better than Don King and his cronies. I’ve never heard about Mike’s regrets on his managers

[@amlasm]

please tell me again how much of a BEAST mike tyson is ffsakes

[@removalman7963]

Tyson, a real GOAT

[@matthewlivingston3168]

I use to smoke weed with Freddie back in the day.

[@davehazeldene4091]

Freddie 1 of the best trainers of all time! Tyson thee best heavyweight of all time hands down!! respect to both of these great guys!!!! But Tyson what a guy 1 of only a few greats that will never be forgotten👍🏻😘

[@roryjohnston9389]

I love Mike but he was not the best heavyweight of all time. idk if I'd say top 10 even, anytime he fought elite prime competition he lost, and when judging how great a fighter is you have to look a t who they beat

[@davehazeldene4091]

Rory Johnston brother!! Please!! Iron mike is the best heavyweight of all time!! Tell me who’s better!! B4 he went jail he was unstoppable!! When he came out he was a different fighter!! Let’s not forget the fact cus died!! Cus was like mikes mother and father without cus he would of just been a heavy pimp!! RIP cus!! But thank u for giving us the best heavyweight to ever grace god’s planet x

[@roryjohnston9389]

@@davehazeldene4091 Well for starters Holyfield and Lennox Lewis were better when they fought AMD had the better careers, Ali was better AMD defeated better oppositon, foreman had a better career as well, as did Joe Louis, joe frazier can at least say he beat a prime Ali in their first fight, a better win than any of tysons, I mean I can go on and I can appreciate how much you love Mike, shit i do as well, but when it comes to ranking fighters careers/legacies and abilities i think he didnt deliver considering as much promise as he showed early on, yes there were a lot of outside factors involved in his life, but to q certain extent one of the very characteristics of a great fighter is their ability to overcome, to find a way against elite opposition, and unfortunately for whatever reasons whenever Mike stepped up he was unable to walk away with the win, personally in the case of Lennox Lewis I really do think any version of Mike would have struggled against him, an elite guy with that many physical advantages on you is very harsh to look good against, and Mike was a very small heavyweight

[@davehazeldene4091]

Rory Johnston closet puff!! End of

[@roryjohnston9389]

@@davehazeldene4091 closet puff? what's that supposed to mean?

[@AK-zw9ui]

Fuckkk now I know why Freddie talks like he does...Mike Tyson KO'd him 😟☹️

[@CrazyForVintage]

That was the day Freddie roach got sick. When Mike hit him with the right hook. Jaja

[@DESTROYER10952]

Maybe that's why Freddy got to this situation

[@tremunique6149]

Never knew he worked with Mike Tyson.

[@cloud_monkey422]

He’s talking about the end of Tyson’s career. Just imagine how hard he hit before Cus died

[@robbieralph1278]

Freddie looks good I was wondering how he was doing ....

[@Emanual0607]

Fantastic!