How to Fight Like Mike Tyson

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Had to reupload this for all you peekaboo fanatics out there. I also had to re-edit it after it was taken down due to copyright issues with some of the footage I used. I was able to find some clearer bits of Tyson training and I hope I did a better job at mixing the sound together this time. Hope you all enjoy!

[@hugostiglitz491]

2nd

[@JoseDiaz-yl9sh]

A young Mike Tyson good luck. There is one Mike Tyson. I wish Cus would have been here longer. Great people

[@valleypanda]

This copyright stuff sucks balls. Crazy how youtube can take down one of your most popular videos off of a click of a button

[@JoseDiaz-yl9sh]

@@valleypanda you know that your comment tells me a lot about u. You're way off bro leave people alone. If you're going to make a negative comment don't make me comment. You're off

[@valleypanda]

@@JoseDiaz-yl9sh how is my comment resort to anything negative? The only thing i’m speaking negative about it KZbin’s shitty copyright system

[@JoseDiaz-yl9sh]

I really wish Cus would have been here longer. Great person.

[@unc1221]

A mother f’ing genius he was

[@JoseDiaz-yl9sh]

@@unc1221 yes sir. Correct 💯

[@SoloChefT]

I wish I could heart this. ❤

[@oladelogu]

But he was longer, man died age 77, how much longer could he be?

[@anaknimarites1289]

@@oladelogu he meant if cus would've live longer, Tyson would be more stronger and more dangerous, or maybe mike would've been undefeated

[@Fitness45233]

“I tell them as soon as they start, if they do their job as well as I do mine, the result is a foregone conclusion”. Love this quote by Cus. Confidence is the ultimate key behind all his teachings. Thanks for another amazing video my brother! 💪

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Thanks for the support! Glad you enjoyed it 🥊

[@仲介大叔的生活日記]

Tyson"s boxing really inspires me a lot even I am already 50 years old as a rookie.

[@africangodman6145]

Me too and I'm going to study that Peek A Boo, you see how ferocious it is

[@DripLikeOG]

Never late.. Do what you like!

[@guardinoinc.7490]

Me too ..47

[@Realkeepa]

39 weltherweight amateur here😁

[@Realkeepa]

​@@guardinoinc.7490i do it for real about 1year and i am allready halfgood in my head but for da streets its now enought....i see there punches in slow motion

[@Lich_demi]

I swear Tyson had one of the fastest hardest jab I’ve ever seen

[@ShogunateDaimyo]

His jab is a work of art. I'm constantly impressed by the small details in the style and the things he perfected with Cus. That rapid fire jab, even though Mike had extremely short reach compared to his HW opponents was effective and a thing of beauty.

[@DJK-cq2uy]

Holmes too. Mercers was so piston like he knocked guys down with it

[@wasabi5338]

Sonny's jab was pretty solid too.

[@mrblackguy4959]

Because he is a left hand orthodox so his lead hand was his strong hand

[@GuardianAngel..]

Yeah Even the Mike Tyson in that Punch Out video game is a formidable opponent

[@The-Dom]

Watching young Mike shadow box is a thing of beauty. His balance and footwork is sublime.

[@chukemmang]

There's nothing more interesting in boxing than watching Mike Tyson box. The best training team in boxing history.

[@warrioratthewall1969]

Agreed, however, many contenders. Lennox Lewis and Emmanuel Steward and Manny Pacquiao and Freddie Roach are fun to watch too

[@theworkethic]

Best training team in boxing history? Delusional. Mike hasn’t even accomplished anything near the greatness of other boxers, how is his team the greatest if his accomplishments even aren’t. You simps.

[@JackBilly-lz5xe]

​@@theworkethic Tyson won the championship at 20, United the belts and cleaned out the division all while holyfeild and Lennox Lewis were in little league. Tyson destroyed fighters who had never been beaten and he was the highest paid boxer of all time because he was amazing to watch and destroyed a lot of good fighters. Even after being on drugs and rusting in prison he still came back beating most of the same guys Lennox Lewis was fighting.

[@chukemmang]

@@JackBilly-lz5xe Thank you for schooling the idiot.

[@fabiobrondi8199]

True. In boxing, there is no other fighter that was as exciting as him. Unfortunately, his downfall was the firing of Kevin Rooney.

[@albertkabongaj8951]

Iron Mike is one of the greatest boxers ever.. RIP Cus D'Amato, will forever be missed Sir.❤🎉

[@Changeiscoming647]

Not even close

[@MC-24]

This video needs to blow up. Not just the best Peek-a-boo video but a damn good Tyson video, too. 🥋

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Thank you for the kind words, glad you enjoyed it!

[@iamdevild]

Then you didn't watched previous version of the vid

[@instanthellmurderer]

I second that

[@ThugLifeModafocah]

Tyson has a beautiful life story and his boxing skills are second to none. In his peak, man... he was a machine.

[@Kia-zt2wk]

Still is. He’s not as good as he used to be if anyone got him in fight mode/angry enough they would be scared shitless

[@giovelazquez8872]

@@Kia-zt2wknah if mike got really mad he would lose his composure and his technique

[@NashBaleine]

​@@giovelazquez8872you don't known what you talk about. Technique is planted in this men's dna. Never ever he would forget his technique, boxing is the only thing he has known in his life.

[@izzieredmond2526]

@@giovelazquez8872I disagree with this bold claim. The most important part of training that absolutely any coach will teach you is controlling your emotions. Tantrums lose fights. Discipline in the ring wins fight. If you think Tyson made it as far as he did without controlling his emotions you’re crazy.

[@giovelazquez8872]

@@izzieredmond2526 I mean like he got pissed off against Holyfield tho, plus he was predictable and Holyfield was outclassing him and head butting him

[@caseyholden-my9vj]

Nobody will ever be like mike but I’d love to get his knowledge in not just his boxing but how to stay humble and kind. He’s an inspiration to me and how he became such a good man.

[@zat-en-aphpaneah2830]

Every single bit of relevant information about Mike Tyson is available through the Internet. You have to study and show yourself approved.

[@Антрацит-й3л]

I just love Mike. He is real. He is humble. he remembers and appreciates the people who raised him. God bless you Mike. thanks for your Art.

[@Changeiscoming647]

What do you love? Convicted of rape? Assault Assault on a plane Threatening to eat kids Which one🤡

[@marquismorris1548]

Best style for short heavyweights; punches thrown at all angles with shifting footwork. Tyson had awesome punching power and ring cardio fitness. A bigger skilled puncher boxer who backed him up he always struggled with.

[@robnhood1416]

Too bad he wasnt well conditioned after he came out from prison. Everytime the fight went past few rounds, he gassed out and went idle.

[@jimmylarge1148]

He never struggled with anyone till after the prison break bro. There were a cpl that went the distance but I think mike was punishing them vs knocking them out.

[@m17-04]

Watching footage of iron mike prime is the best thing!🥊

[@pandaland1]

That leverage Mike Tyson was referring to was insane, he didn’t need to fully extend his arm to deliver maximum punishment, he delivered deadly punches with elbow still bent.

[@Changeiscoming647]

Ah yes that’s how most punches are thrown You sound ridiculous

[@Fctsdntcarebouturfeelings]

The number system is simple but brilliant. The saying about "the best chin is the one that doesn't get hit", is a good one. I've been knocked down by guys a lot bigger than me and and got up every time. I was knocked out by one guy, one time, who was my weight. He was fast and precise. I learned the hard way to work on head movement 😅.

[@jermiez.]

I wish I can see the timeline where Cus never died, Mike never met Don King, and never went to jail.

[@SmoothJK]

At least 5 more years of domination, easily...even more legendary than he already is

[@thetruth6992]

Very true

[@Changeiscoming647]

@@SmoothJKwhat? Hard to dominate when you ducking foreman, ray mercer and David tua In fact last David Tua said he’d accept a fight with Tyson last year and this year he said he’d happily fight the winner of Tyson v Paul A legitimate heavyweight like Tua said he’s available and Tyson is training to fight a KZbinr Enough said really

[@Hitmanx55]

Love your edits, production, and presentation RDB. Top notch quality as always

[@RainyDayBoxing]

You're too kind, thank you for the kind words! 🙏

[@wdwsadqwdqd12e2e1dsae1e]

@@RainyDayBoxing what's the music was where a woman sing "Ready or not"?

[@demetriusevans4139]

This video by itself is worth a subscription

[@jaymac6831]

Cus was like those old kung fu masters who trained his students with his style to defeat all the other masters and their styles to reign as the most dominant style.

[@johnchoi1384]

This analogy is perfect

[@jaymac6831]

@@johnchoi1384 like the bad guys in those old 70's/80's kung fu movies, except Cus wasn't a bad guy.

[@yanicyoda4762]

He's prolly the reincarnation of tsun zu ,the art of war author

[@jaymac6831]

I definitely agree with that.

[@unclequack5445]

Tyson had 3 of the best boxing teachers ever Cus D-Amato, Teddy Atlas and Kevin Rooney.

[@CorbinB-Rax]

Helps.

[@CALI_BOY_VLOGS]

Teddy atlas pulled a gun out on him

[@RyanMclain]

Thanks. I remember how awesome I thought this was the first go around. I sat and watched it all again. Really really good work. Thanks

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Thank you Ryan, glad you enjoyed the second viewing also!

[@dominictyrell218]

Brother thank you so much for putting this video back up! One of the best videos you have ✊🏻

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Thank you for the kind words! I'm that I can share it with you all again 🥊

[@yukondiesel6866]

There will never be another.......

[@WATCHWOMAN65-k9t]

NEVER EVER.

[@menumlor9432]

It's safe to say that Mike Tyson could've very easily been the first undefeated undisputed heavy weight champion. But after his trainer left and his father figure passed away, Don king and many greedy people went after him, and it all went downhill from there.

[@D.M.ggww21]

I agree

[@bricelabrique9137]

Rocky Marciano?

[@menumlor9432]

@@bricelabrique9137 but was he either undisputed or undefeated? Because Tyson could've been both.

[@frankrodriguezit]

So true my friend, God only knows where Tyson could’ve gone in not only his career but in life had Cus, Teddy Atlas, Kevin Rooney, Bill Cayton, Jim Jacobs had not left his life. Not only that but had evil people not come into his life, Don King, Robin Givens and so on

[@Changeiscoming647]

Hard to be undefeated when your ducking foreman, ray mercer and David tua Stop making excuses by blaming other people

[@Cjmatthews87]

I've watched Mike and cus documentary many times its amazing mikes journey from the hood to the greatest heavyweight of his era is an incredible watch. Then watching all mikes fights I must of watched 50x 😅 hes one of a kind and hypnotic to watch

[@otileftyofficial]

Man. I don’t think i can replicate this. Ferocious movements

[@SOLE_II_SOUL]

What some don’t realize is Tyson had his own version of peek a boo the same way Patterson and Jose Torres did.

[@nikolaivista920]

True. To me the best peek a boo ever utilized in boxing was Archie Moore's! The Mongoose was a master peek a boo fighter. RIP Archie!

[@World36599]

@@nikolaivista920 He looks like an amateur compared to Tyson.

[@TheSBleeder]

​@@nikolaivista920Moore didn't use anything close to the Peekaboo.

[@TheSBleeder]

​@@World36599Tyson couldn't carry Moore's jock.

[@nathanielpatterson6963]

Awesome! Thank you for the re-upload, been missing this.

[@sebthelobster]

The dodge first, almost dance like fighting style is amazing to watch

[@MrAshyb87]

I always find myself coming back to watch your doco's multiple times. Love Rainy Day

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Love to hear it! I'm glad you enjoy them enough to watch them more than once, thanks for the support!

[@MrAshyb87]

@@RainyDayBoxing Thanks for the entertainment, just fascinating.

[@xGhostRidah]

To fight like Mike Tyson, you have to have a really good back.

[@sonofacrapface]

it all starts in the legs

[@nofearofwater]

You’re supposed to keep the back straight or it’ll wear out easily

[@dylanmica1]

Neck

[@LordPleaseSaveUs]

Spinal

[@TysonHarvey]

My back fked up and I'm trying to fight like this now lol first amateur fight in August wish me luck

[@martialartsstudent421]

Excellent footwork! 🔥

[@marvinwright7656]

Thank you for editing and mastering this great documentary on Mike Tyson! I could watch Tyson training videos all day long - he was a BEAST in his prime - my GOAT 🐐 Thank you - from the UK 🇬🇧🫡

[@gamegod2262]

I love watching footage of the Iron Mike Tyson. LEGENDARY 💪🏾💯

[@Changeiscoming647]

Not even the best heavyweight Not even close Middleweights have knocked out more guys than Tyson

[@nerov2830]

I was looking for this video wondering why I couldn’ t find appreciate it for reuploded it bro

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Glad to be able to share it with you again!

[@user-ux3rt7ud2x]

Thanks for reuploading

[@braxtoncarter2418]

In an upcoming fighter. I’m 6’1.5 ( that’s short for a heavyweight fighter ) in the heavyweight division. I find this video very informative.

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Good luck Braxton, I'm glad you found the video useful!!

[@putzerfischtube9658]

Same brother (exact same height too).

[@Matt-rq9gh]

I reckon it would be kind of informative when you see the power of Tyson in the heavywieght division

[@lifeinlimbo2186]

To me,boxing is one hell of a martial art and I have immense appreciation for it's amazing beauty and power. I wish you safe and victorious bouts and great success in your venture.

[@aizazuddin2712]

5'5" trying to go for cruiserweight, I wont try to go too high just yet

[@Jbwild-]

Thank you so much for bringing this back

[@JayBlackthorne]

Great vid. Learned a lot. Move fast. Peek-a-boo. Lotsa jabs. Fight to kill.

[@thomasardito1674]

Unbelievable Mike is the Best I ever seen in 61 years lol God Bless Him…and He is extremely Smart…..So Motivated he is the Definition of Motivation

[@stefanoliveri1147]

Another fantastic vid from rainy day boxin. Legendary! Can't wait to see tutorials on other fighters

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Thank you Stefan, glad you enjoyed it!

[@mauriciosandoval2806]

Agreed. RDB stands out beyond the rest.

[@CutmeMick]

Wonderful video sir. Absolutely wonderful

[@calicoesblue4703]

Mike Tyson was a unstoppable force in his Prime.

[@SuperPhilly5]

He was stopped against Douglas and Holyfield

[@SuperPhilly5]

He was washed up at 23

[@daniele1414]

Unstoppable in his prime. Douglas and especially Holyfield was way way past his prime.

[@SammichyGames]

This is no doubt one of the best boxing videos to help me train slipping I have ever watched

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Really happy to hear that! I'm glad it's been helpful 🥊

[@amyn6337]

Let's take a second for Mr D'Amaro, the "Grandpa" who made Iron Mike the killer machine he was. The second GREATEST! UNREAL PERFORMANCE!

[@blackedoutccity]

Best style hands down thanks cus for ur knowledge and contributions to the sport legend!!!

[@christopherwinrow3878]

He was the best in my book

[@Khanqest]

I AM SO FUCKING GLAD THIS VIDEO WAS REUPLOADED I THOUGHT IT WAS GONE FOREVER. TYSM RAINY DAY BOXING

[@RainyDayBoxing]

I'm happy to be able to share it with you again, glad you enjoy it!

[@12tribes61]

Mike Tyson a true spartan!

[@makeshiftfix2508]

SIMPLE YET EFFECTIVE. Cus is the teacher i will Always strive to be, in Any Area if Life!

[@letteracura]

Great job man, thank you for reuploading this Masterpiece you composed

[@BD-8171]

“To give the crowd their money’s worth” *proceeds to end a fight in 7 seconds*

[@chadbailey7038]

😅

[@CorbinB-Rax]

Would be iron mike, had he not?

[@SammichyGames]

I’ve watched this video again and I’ve learned so many things to help with my boxing skills and slips, please keep creating more videos of this quality

[@gerardryan4140]

That guy Crushed Tomato was the ultimate trainer and mentor.

[@muzamilgaming1550]

NOT CRUSHED TOMATO 😂 IT'S CUSD'AMATO BRO

[@fabulousgerro661]

😀@@muzamilgaming1550

[@soysaucebananna]

When I was a kid I thought his name was custom otto. Didn’t even know his real name till far later in life lol.

[@Trekzity]

Crushed tomato😂😂😂 naa this guy the goat

[@giavannacarmosino325]

I just started boxing with a coach, and Mike Tyson has been my inspiration. I had done martial arts all my life but Boxing made me fall in love with fighting again. I really wanna learn his stile, so this video is great!

[@giavannacarmosino325]

Style**

[@roaravi]

I’m speechless. Thank you Cus for giving us Mike. 🔥🔥🔥. Mike was a force to reckon with.

[@FLO21488]

This is a World-Class Video Edit👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@RainyDayBoxing]

You're too kind! Appreciate the support 🥊

[@gordonlawrence1448]

Good vid dude. I'm not into boxing but still watch your vids as they are very interesting and well made.

[@RainyDayBoxing]

It's a huge compliment for me to hear that even a tutorial video of mine can be enjoyed by someone who isn't the biggest of boxing fans, thank you Gordon!

[@edwardhudson9851]

This is a beautiful documentary 100% top marks here ,even the soundtrack and narration so thanks for this

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Thank you for saying that Edward! Glad you enjoyed it

[@sweetpeasjax]

Solid documentary, thank you! 💥 🥊

[@hecklerkoch2446]

Mike Tyson=BiPolar, Fear of losing, Speed, Dynamite in both hands, Absolute ferocity and Cus Dmato's love. God, I loved his left hooks power.

[@Carboneye7]

Quality content here well done sir. Heading out to the bag with new tricks right now

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Thank you Christopher! Happy to hear you found a few techniques from the video that you think might be of some use!

[@spanglestein66]

Best fighter of all time…..the man is an artist

[@roomba5179]

Learn all the fundamentals first and then start learning styles.

[@legionnaires]

beautiful video

[@timperalta9430]

Did Cus invent peak-a-boo? If so, it's tragic but poetic that the pedagogy of this style died with him, and we only have a legacy of such through Mike Tyson. It's like in the movies. Tyson is the last student.

[@dopefreshnation4097]

The last student who probably is waiting for the next person out there to pass the style on to

[@timperalta9430]

@@dopefreshnation4097 I heard that Teddy Atlas knows the style and has taught Tim Bradley. But I don't think Teddy specialized in peak-a-boo. I hope Mike picks a close associate and teaches everything he knows about it.

[@dopefreshnation4097]

@@timperalta9430 let’s be honest in a fighter’s perspective would you take atlas’s version of peek a boo style who might have the basic elements down (still helpful) or Tyson who actually perfected the style because Cus engraved every piece of boxing knowledge into him

[@timperalta9430]

@@dopefreshnation4097Tyson’s, for sure. That’s the closest you can get from learning with Cus. But I don’t think he will devote his time in passing it. He would, from time to time. He’d probably beat me if I make a mistake lol. But Teddy has been teaching for a living. Yet, he doesn’t really have Tyson’s knowledge in peak-a-boo. Teddy would incorporate his own style to Tyson’s. Tyson is a purist.

[@ShogunateDaimyo]

Teddy Atlas explains some of the style but he doesnt adhere to peek-a-boo for the fighters he's trained. He's good to listen to on stories about Cus and his mental training philosophy other than that Joey Hadley is much better a teacher on the style than Atlas.

[@TimmyDuffy-e8t]

This gives me goosebumps every time

[@dominictyrell218]

What happens when a rare uncut gem fell into the hands of a master jeweller..

[@sicaferal]

the "mean" style is what impress me , almost a dirty fight! many thanks! epic doc, everything very well done, the soundtrack, editing, script and narration!!

[@mars27970]

Typical Rainy Day Boxing.....OUTSTANDING video. Thank you people!

[@blickmaster69]

Finally, this video has been Re-uploaded, I was wondering what happened to the first one. I'm so happy it's back up This video just shows how stupidly overpowered mike tyson was with peek-a-boo style. Mike Tyson was unbeatable in his prime. I really need this video so I could prefect my peek-a-boo style. 🙏🏿

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Happy to be able to share it with you again! Hope it can help you on your journey 🥊

[@blickmaster69]

​@RainyDayBoxing thanks you, so much, brother. I had been looking for this video when it got copyrighted, but I'm glad to see this video is back up 🙏🏿🤝🏿, you should make a video of Floyd Patterson's Peek-a-boo style.

[@jon-umber]

I don't even like boxing but I still watch every upload on this channel the second it goes live

[@Randy-ul5hy]

"Its not the size of the person in the fight...its the size of the fight in the person". Love it!

[@BaldandInsecure183.]

Tyson was like a rattlesnake and he still has the speed.

[@earlwest3502]

Floyed Patterson. Famous for his peekaboo style mastered!

[@notevenalex]

ITS BACK! LESGO

[@grisou3871]

One word PERFECTION .

[@Cankayrakli]

Rainydayboxing, we need more training in prime videos!

[@makeshiftfix2508]

“The most elusive quality, the most important quality, THE WILL to win”! 2024 Mike isn’t in any other “mode” than he has ever known. THIS is what a champion will ever need to have + someone that will believe in them. That’s the recipe of greatness. I truly love you Mike, and will ALWAYS look to Cus as a mentor in how i teach everyone.

[@dawidblecharz]

The song at the begging is pure workout material

[@grintawy5217]

name?

[@Perspicacityd1]

@@grintawy5217what is it

[@Perspicacityd1]

What’s it called

[@zlo-to]

Anyone found it?

[@DaSkywalker]

Pure genius that's style is still perfect when it's done the right way cus is the 🐐

[@IamNOTyourSLAVE]

That PEEKABOO Hitting of the Angles Cus Style lol... slip outside of the opponent's shoulders, because that is where all the punches come from, you need to weave under the elbows as again, that is where the punches come from. Don't focus on your opponents head, as that is not the thing attacking you. Focus on the chest, when the chest Flexis, you Bob, duck... Cus would say. If you Lay in the middle, your head is a target, so Bob, duck... but don't just stay there, your supposed to be hitting, so straight away get to the sides, move left or right and get into that position where you can hit them and they can't hit you, from the side's they can't hit you, so hit them with everything you got, because they can't hurt you. From the side's you have a chance to put in three perfect punches, uppercut hook hook. After you hit, you don't want to just stand there, you need to immediately switch to the next position around the opponent or weave across to the opponents opposite side and hit again, keep the flow going, keep switching, Flanking the opponents sides where he has no defence or offence... you got to be smart, you got to be clever and not get hit, then your a fighter,,,, not getting hit is what the science of boxing is all about, confusing the enemy, taking him out his own comfort zone, making him slow... You got to learn to weather the storm with good head movement, your head is never where the opponent last seen it... Action is faster than reaction, so keep your head in constant motion, control the unpredictable storm coming at you... Footwork, it's all about the hip's lol, plus work off an upside down triangle chalked out on the floor would help you learn to flank the opponents sides, turning southpaw when moving in right side. Understanding how to easily and effortlessly close the distance down to getting to the sides, Stalking the opponent, pressure and smothering your opponents, making them cover up so you can take them unaware, moving very cleverly and effortless to the sides where you can hit them and they can't hit you... avoid, move in and bam bam bam... You need to keep a low centre of gravity, keep low to the ground so you can fire, hit upwards with great power and leverage.. plus from down there, you can see the punches coming. The lower you are, the less of a target you are. In this style, we don't travel straight down the middle of the pipe or in other words, Never Lay in the Middle... but instead instead only travel to the left or right outside angles where they can't hit us back. As they turn to face you, twist or spring.. keep outside of there shoulder, because that is where the power comes from. And when they prepare themselves to reset themselves to face you, hit them half way through there PREPARATION OF ATTACK.. halfway before completion to catch them by surprise. P.s,, Dip or Slip the straight punches coming at you, and weave under the hooks whilst trying to shoot forwards into that left or right outside angle,, flanking the opponents sides... DONT BE AFRAID TO GET TO THE SIDES !!!... There is only one destination you are to be heading in and that destination is OUTSIDE OF THE OPPONENTS SHOULDER and to make sure you STAY OUTSIDE of the opponents shoulder.. because as I may have stated above, the opponents shoulder is where his power comes from to hit you with... but if you are outside of his shoulder, then you are outside of his punching power, thus he has to reset his position to attack you. But as he is resetting his position to get you inside his power, inside his shoulder... you move again your own self, move again outside his shoulder and hit !!!. As stated above, Never Lay in the Middle.. because if you are on the centreline, then you are in the opponents firepower and will get your head taken off.. so the centre, the middle is a NO GO AREA, you never entre inside the centreline... thus again the only destination is Outside The Shoulder by going in a left or right direction after knocking on the front door with your Jab, flanking the opponents weak areas where you can hit them and they cannot hit you, that means GETTING TO THE SIDES !!!, after knocking on the front door with a Jab or a Jab and a follow up rear punch, doing something called MAKE THEM MISS, MAKE THEM PAY !!... what does that mean ? When you Jab, you want to move in behind that Jab... because your moving forwards to your destination... THE SIDES,,,, There is no pecking with the jab back and forth like normal boxers do, no retreating... No, instead when we leave for our destination, that point of getting to the sides where we can hit them and they cannot hit us... we have to press forwards, pressure forwards behind that jab as we knock on the front door,,, but when we follow that up with the right rear hook or straight punch to the head,,, we simultaneously slip left while moving diagonally forwards to the left side of the opponent and at the very same exact time GO THROUGH the opponent with your rear punch... Thus, should the opponent throw a punch at you as you throw that rear hand whilst moving in and getting to the left side,,,, as you left slip simultaneously as you hit... the opponent will miss you with his punch and get hit with your punch at the same time instead !.... Remember, Knock on the Front Door with your Jab, BUT ENTRE THROUGH THE SIDE DOORS !!!... there is nothing for you in the centre, so KEEP OUT !!!... Never Lay In The Middle !!!. This is the Enigma behind the science of Cus D'Amato... these are the fundamental principles behind the style of MIKE TYSON !!!. Kyle Sands :)

[@bryanmestanza3]

I watch this video almost every day, no joke. Truly inspiring and just satisfying seeing prime iron mike.

[@Random_Art822]

"Size doesn't matter " dumbledore said calmly

[@Michael-nj1um]

Thank you for taking the time to reupload this video!! All the best to you and yours, RDB! ✌👊

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Thank you as always Michael my friend! I was surprised by how hard I found it to stay motivated to re-edit this old video, happy to be able to work on some new content next! 🥊

[@Michael-nj1um]

@@RainyDayBoxing I understand doing it over again wasnt exciting but happy you did it! Its a wonderful doc.

[@touchmenotv2.0]

Thank you for sharing it with us again. Btw, the beats are fire, can you pls post the track names?

[@JoeyP946]

Tyson's style is amazing to watch. His power is terrifying, his speed is impeccable.

[@renaminginprogress6903]

Its crazy when you realize every boxer in video game history was based on Iron Mike.

[@ricardorodriguez5549]

The genius of Gus D’Amato is always astounding

[@wheelchairmanjon]

If Mike had stayed fully dedicated to the sport of boxing, there is no telling what he could’ve achieved in his book he said he never got over the death of cus those of the guys were just trying to take a vantage of the golden goose, but cus truly cared about him guys like Jim Jacobs wanted to take it advantage of him Jim Jacobs didn’t even tell him he had a terminal illness that tells you all you need to know about him

[@ShogunateDaimyo]

Jim Jacobs, Bill Cayton, and Kevin Rooney were the perfect trifecta setup to support Mike after Cus passing. Jim Jacobs loved Mike and there was no way he was fucking him over. Don King came in using the race card and pried his team apart along with Robin Givens Mike lost the love for the sport and started to implode with drugs and alcohol.

[@Purewood357]

Yes, this makes me so happy this has been uploaded!!

[@BlueNose49]

Mike had crazy genetics … you can’t teach that.

[@trantorthetroll8768]

Sure, but there’s always someone who can beat even the most genetically gifted man. Statements like that can be demoralizing to young athletes.

[@samrahme4236]

Bruh have u seen his opponents?

[@4_by_5_Antertainer]

You are right but we can get at least a hint how to fight like mike

[@SkysharkPavers]

Bro he worked his ass off every day for years and years …. He was seeing a hypnotist as a young teenager to help With his mental game basically brainwashing himself into believing he’s the best and a champ etc and it worked lol That ain’t genetics bruh that’s hard work man ….

[@walterrising4276]

That's a cope

[@devanshdev6869]

Very helpful sir as I am finding way to prevent cancer ihave found the process of pranayam and after this I have added one more way to prevent it thx a m lot sir💯

[@gilbertorodriguez9470]

To fight like mike tyson, you have to be very physically strong and not everyone has the genétics to be so and the other you have a specific height to be able to turn your hips and body quickly

[@whyamialive530]

What height is that?

[@Pinoquai7064]

The spirit warrior for the fire we have inside of us, Thank Cus, Thank Mike for the lessons ...

[@grims9564]

What the music in the intro?

[@newagehighlights8880]

I’m looking for this too

[@Perspicacityd1]

@@newagehighlights8880found it?

[@user1_2k17]

Background songs?

[@davidabney7700]

Cus D'Amato had 3-different fighters that were "World Champions" using his peek-a-boo style to reach the pinnacle. All three men, in their prime, had fast hands, great head movement, and could throw punches in bunches. The three fighters, Floyd Patterson, Jose Torres, and Mike Tyson could throw combination shots faster than the eye can see. Floyd Patterson, perhaps the faster of the three, was not a big fighter, yet time and again in his career he cut down fighters taller and heavier than himself using his peek-a-boo style to wreck havoc upon his opponent. Jose became the World Light Heavyweight Champion using the D'Amato "peek-a-boo" way. Jose and Floyd were Champs in the same time period. These two would sometimes train together, sparring sessions were bad-ass and rugged. Not regular training sessions and fans would show up for these training sessions when permitted. No sad, slow sparring when these two squared off against each other. Rainy Day Boxing, you outdid yourself with this great video on the D'Amato peek-a-boo way to the championship. Oh yeah, Mike was by far the heaviest hitter of the three named Champs, but Floyd's hand speed was unmatched. Jose fell in there with his style that took advantage of his opponents mistakes. I would love to have seen Jose fight Bob Foster after getting robbed by Dick Tiger of his crown. Dick Tiger was one of the greatest evers in the Middleweight Division. Tiger was shorter in height and lighter in weight than Jose was when they fought. His style gave Torres some trouble because of this difference with Dick Tiger. Tiger was fast, wily, and had fast hand speed too. Jose was Champ though and deserved the close decision in both fights.What could I possible say about Mike Tyson except this. Mike's worst enemy was Mike himself. After he won the Heavyweight Crown he stood at the top. The crew of trainers, handlers, and manager after Cus passed, who had been with Mike since day 1, and had guided him to the Crown, were soon fired by Mike. Listening to bad advice (Don King), he ditched the crew that had journeyed with him from the beginning.These people had been his adoptive family. Their guidance had been always what's good and not good for Mike Tyson. To show what a positive influence these people had with Mike, his first fight out after letting his trainer go, he would lose his title to Buster Douglas. A 40-1 underdog fighter took it to Mike and won the title fair and square. You could see the absence of his original group along the 4th or 5th round. Mike had lost that spirit of the "tiger" a champion must have to keep disaster from befalling you. Mike fell, and fell hard. After kicking out his original team (after) winning the title, he would lose the crown to the next somebody (Douglas) he met.

[@mbr2523]

Ive must of watched this video more than 20x since I found it 3 weeks ago. Great video and really good intro.

[@RainyDayBoxing]

Thank you so much for letting me know! I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed it enough to rewatch it that many times!