"IRON" MIKE TYSON - CAREER REVIEW

[@hardlineboxingtalk7542]

This career look at Mike Tyson is one of the best career go throughs i have seen on youtube period

[@tyroneblake6]

Good video u should do one of Lennox Lewis or Muhammad ali

[@anUntouchable]

Great work, this should be made into a series! I do not recall ever seeing a review of Mike Tysons career as detailed and well put together as this

[@buzzybeebs]

Concur with that idea, cheers hatman,great work.

[@seanbarker9272]

These career review videos are the best, can you do more of these Hatman 👍👍

[@Chris_Andre_Boxing]

I was too young to really be able to analyse Tyson at the time, but even as a kid I remember the hype. I knew people that felt he was totally invincible in hand to hand combat too, but ironically many of those people still think that! They ring out all the excuses. I think it's because casual fans understand 3 basic aspects of a fight: speed, power and aggression. Tyson had all 3 in abundance. Whereas they can't understand the technical aspects. They can't understand angles, the intricacies of defence, distance control, tempo control, etc. So Tyson was a casual fan's dream. It's like a striker in football. A casual football fan will not understand what a deep lying playmaker does, but they'll understand the guy that grabs all the goals.

[@leebaker5755]

Tyson was a master student of understanding angels,distance he mentally understood all aspects of the fight game was he the g.o.a.t. only a novice would say that but he entertainment at its peak at his rain.

[@PMKehoe]

More to the point: Tyson failed when he was matched up against elites who not only had boxing mastery (technical facility) but also mental fortitude (psychological resilience)... psychologically and emotionally he wasn't up to the attrition predicated warfare Holyfield and Lewis (and Douglas ) brought to bare upon Tyson's power based attack... but, we agree...

[@milkmanman5388]

@@PMKehoe But he fought opponents that weren't scared and still won.

[@bkny9504]

Awesome video Hatman, it's not too many people I can listen too for that long and the time just flies by...👍👏

[@tmoneyofficial1]

I like these long videos

[@Ttothet]

ffs Hatman, it's taken me two days to watch the last video on Tyson.....can you let me know next time so I can sort childcare out!

[@tikmik1789]

Your knowledge of Tyson is fucking insane man. I remember a lot of those fights but you remember every single one of them in great detail. 👍

[@carlj1620]

Watched the whole video. Very informative and enjoyable. About the best video on this channel. Big up hatman !

[@mdj7106]

Fascinating for those us who weren't around in the Tyson era. Liked your content on Golota as well.

[@bobbestofbobs]

You think Tyson fanboys are bad, don't get me started with Bruce Lee fanboys. You wanna lose your mind arguing with someone argue with one of them.

[@ralbenem1085]

Chris J Try the Lomachenko followers 😂

[@sholaebofin6090]

What you saying about Bruce Lee?

[@jeffertonalive8536]

Bruce Lee would whip'em all with a one inch punch.

[@symillickg]

i thought yoru last video was long but this...... your commitment to this is out of this world, hats off to you hatman.

[@mohammedshafiq5097]

You should do more of this Hatman. It's great hearing your opinion on things. I mean that is why I am subscribed to and am your patreon.

[@lixton79]

You need to do more of these

[@edward-hm1ol]

Brilliant video, Hatman. Pure class. I don't always agree with everything you say, but your channel is second to none.

[@mrkwxbenn]

Good Video but we must give Tyson his props. He fascinated and excited all of us hard core and casual fans. So thank you Mike Tyson for your career and glad that via your autobiography , broadway shows and frequent tv appearances have helped you in retirement

[@camborocks]

This is an all time great from you mate

[@zacharymcdowall1856]

Great listen during this lockdown shitfest. You need to do more of these matey, lennox lewis career review? I've been watching all lewis fights during this period and he was underrated and never got the respect he deserved he beat everyone.

[@Danjohnson666]

I'd love these for some other fighters maybe a lennox Lewis one or a mayweather or anyone really I enjoy your videos bro

[@neathletics2439]

I'm what Hatman calls a 'casual' who has just finished reading Tyson's lengthy autobiography. Tyson was one seriously screwed up Dude with breath-taking appetites for drink, drugs and sex. And post-1988, he wasn't a boxer who did alcohol and drugs, he was an alcoholic and a drug addict who boxed to make money to feed his habits. The miracle is that he's still alive!!!

[@tangeyboy2012]

Thanks for the great video hatman, I would love to see a video like this reviewing Lennox Lewis career , for much of Lewis early career he wasn't given the media he deserved especially in UK , would love to revisit it through objective eyes

[@luissoares92]

One of the best boxing videos on youtube

[@blacjackdaniels200]

First of all, great job on the video. My patience for KZbin videos is about 4 minutes, and I watched all 3 hours. I grabbed some food and a beer and it was perfect. Your knowledge and detail was very good, and you had some interesting background and amateur information as well. Well done. I don’t know if it’s something to agree or disagree with but I HATE the term “fanboy”. Why can’t we just be called Tyson fans? As a fan of Tyson, I don’t dismiss any of his shortcomings and/or failures. I don’t believe any man is unbeatable. His style obviously didn’t match up well against Holyfield’s, and I like that you mentioned the sparring..Because if I remember, Tyson knew how good Holyfield was because when he was asked about him and if he thought Holyfield posed a threat to Him during his heyday in the mid to late 80s, Tyson just repeatedly said “he’s a really good fighter”. You could see he meant it and let’s face it, he was not overly political. He was very blunt. I also remember how hard he came out against Lennox Lewis. I was so excited. I wanted to see Him knock Him out. I have a lot of respect for Lennox Lewis, but it would have been great to see Tyson regain his dominance. Anyway, here’s where I disagree with You..Tyson getting rid of his original trainer Kevin Rooney and Cus dying was HUGE. Just because Tyson undermined the role of Rooney doesn’t mean it’s accurate. There was s distinct difference in his style, approach, and confidence during and after Rooney. You could put up a great argument t to disregard this, but it’s still not enough in my opinion. I think the best way to describe the loyalty to Mike Tyson is because people are enamored with either being the best or witnessing the best, and Tyson was invincible for a significant amount of time when guys from my generation were coming up. There are so many things that go on behind the scenes, that it’s not fair to use anything to justify a loss regardless of the fighter. Whether you want to talk about Tyson‘s mental state, Holyfield taking PED‘s, or whatever it is, the only results that matter are those that occur when the bell goes off. I take things at face value. Mike Tyson fight Evander Holyfield two times and was completely overmatched two times. I think Holyfield would have given him enormous trouble no matter when he fought him, but I do think if he thought him in his prime, it would’ve been a three fight deal like Ali versus Frazier.. I also think that you align age with prime a little too much. Yes, they were four years apart, but the Holyfield that fought Tyson was the best Holyfield there there ever was. Tyson was only 30 years old to Holyfield’s 34, but his prime was years before that. I am a fan of boxing first but I am a fan of Mike Tyson. I’m also a fan of Evander Holyfield. I have a ton of respect for what that guy accomplished. He made a fan out of me. I don’t think anybody that knows at least a little bit about boxing made an excuse for the Buster Douglas fight. Mike Tyson himself didn’t make an excuse for the Buster Douglas fight. He was just better that night and that was it. End of story. However, I believe that the tragedies that he suffered going into that fight gave him extra motivation, and it completely adds up because he was never the same before or after that. He was always the guy who had a lot of talent but was relatively lazy and never realized his full potential, except for that one night. It’s one thing to win a championship, it’s another to be a champion. I believe that based on the research I’ve done that although Mike Tyson did a lot of things he could have gotten in a lot of trouble for, I don’t think that he deserved to go to jail for what he did go to jail for. I think Desiree Washington, his manipulative ex wife Robin Givens, and the leetch Don King absolutely did a number on his career. Would he have retired an undefeated heavyweight for the first time and only time since Rocky Marciano? Maybe. He certainly would’ve had a lot better of a shot. Anyway so hi see Mike Tyson is the most talented, exciting, and dynamic heavyweight ever to live. He was champion of the world at the age of 20. He was a kid destroying men inside of a couple of rounds, many in the first round. His speed power and agility for a heavyweight is completely unmatched. He will forever, as great as he was, be remembered for what he could have been.

[@DsFrisco]

So glad I came across your channel. One of the most informative boxing channels out there. This is a GREAT VIDEO !

[@LDN_KMT]

Googly Gamer you’ve been missing out for years big time!!

[@DsFrisco]

Supr3me OMG I KNOW.

[@fliqyy3257]

Ditto

[@Apexbossman]

Absolutely great and fair video on Tyson had to stop a few times and come back had few things to do but you have a lot of knowledge on the game of boxing can’t wait for other videos on more old time boxers and when I turn pro don’t know how I’ll get in touch with you but you will definitely hear of me I know it your advice wouldn’t fall on death ears because you got a lot of things right about boxers and fights over the years 🤣 coming like your a pundit or scholar of boxing don’t see anyone else with knowledge don’t come across many people with knowledge in the sport of boxing like you and I’m talking about trainers and ex fighters so yeah good stuff hatman 👊🏾

[@neathletics2439]

A very fair and balanced analysis of Mike Tyson’s career. He did light boxing up in the mid to late ‘80’s and even through the ‘90’s he was still pure theatre...

[@nathanoutput710]

These videos are the one mate, this and 90s heavyweight ones, careers re visited and all that, basically podcast but proper educational

[@SpinodoDragon]

Producing great content lately, Hatman (here and on Patreon).

[@JayJordanJuly]

Very informative video. Love all the anecdotes and back stories.

[@Solomon_Bachelor]

bumbaclaaat, a 3 hour video. Hatman is doing some overtime today. Good job i'm not that busy, where are my onion rings?

[@Amethyst_Friend]

At the shop I think

[@DnBSkunk]

Took me a few days to get through this video but really enjoyed it. Could we get one about pretty boy floyd?

[@vincehilare3586]

still brilliant insight and review. top work. big up

[@gtruth130]

Again nuff respect to Hatman for this video just brings back so much memory of the whole fascination of the knockouts ,the plenty of magazine/newspaper reading, plus the late nights watching those fights. More so it's an honest report.

[@sholaebofin6090]

Fantastic insights hatman much appreciated!

[@zahid4902]

omg the glorious moment when you see a near 3 hour hatman video in your feeeeeeed

[@tjtanner500]

This is amazing. Thanks Hatman

[@jsb1585]

Here's to hoping a Hagler career review is coming soonish, RIP. This kind of boxing history is why I subscribed to your channel, your knowledge is incredible. Good to listen to whilst I'm running errands and such.

[@peternagy-im4be]

Best boxer i ever saw. No question and no argument

[@matthewrussell8590]

Took me 2 nights to get through it but well worth it. I appreciate the effort. Good work

[@joshthomas7190]

Great video Hatman, really enjoyed it! Would love to see a similar career recap video for Lennox Lewis as he’s my all time favourite fighter.

[@donwolmack4220]

please do lennx lewis CAREER REVIEW

[@peternagy-im4be]

It's out there brudda

[@fr0ntend]

Ok just because you took the time to make this, i promise by gods name i will watch every last second of it.

[@faznyc1]

The worst outcome from Tyson’s incarceration was that we never got the chance to see Tyson vs Holyfield in their primes Because they were signed to fight before he went away

[@immaculatedirtz8805]

I gotta go Holyfield. He was never scared of Mike, he liked to fight scary bullies and I hear he held his own and then some with Mike when they were younger

[@MatthewHopkinsWitchfinder]

Truly excellent content Hatman. I'd love a career review on Ali, Lewis, etc. Very well done.

[@opeyemiagboola4709]

i've listened to this three time now hatman

[@Rockstar-bq5fm]

Right just finished it enjoyed it immensely thanks again Hatman love to see more videos like this!!

[@JakeJones123]

This video was fantastic hatman!! A*!! Would love to hear more on other fighters

[@XOmk143]

"Shout out to the Mike Tyson fan boys" lol great video Hatman. You crack me up.

[@davidbrent6950]

Great content and very informative. Changed my opinion around for a few things

[@mathew7880]

Superb work Hatman. This is why I sub to the channel here and on Patreon.

[@donwolmack4220]

please do roy jones CAREER REVIEW

[@colemcdrumrole3393]

Love these videos, amazing analysis

[@PickleishBILL]

Great video hatman. Thank you!

[@HuxleyWasRight]

Who’s Tyson’s greatest win ? Tyson is in most peoples top ten purely because of the excitement he brought but how good was he ? Seems when he came up against the top HWs he got beat.

[@b_de_silva]

If i had to say his best fight was the rematch with douglas... Oh wait he never even tried

[@bilalahmed2055]

Hes a hype job

[@bilalahmed2055]

@k1d n1ce i do but whenever hr stepped up he lost

[@tomob5715]

YOAN SLAVEIKOV not great wins. Holyfield battered him

[@HuxleyWasRight]

@@bilalahmed2055 people will always point to his jail time as an excuse, maybe its a valid excuse but it is what it is.

[@CSSDerby]

Fantastic video Hatman !!!

[@faznyc1]

Don King was a crook, but he was the BEST promoter in the game, The cards he put on were legendary. He would have co-main events like this one: Julio Cesar Chavez W Frankie Randall TD 8 12 Azumah Nelson L Jesse James Leija UD 12 12 Gerald McClellan W Julian Jackson KO 1 12 Ricardo Lopez W Kermin Guardia UD 12 12 Simon Brown L Terry Norris UD 12 12 Giovanni Parisi W Richie Hess KO 2 10 Meldrick Taylor W Chad Broussard Wish we had cards like this today instead of the snooze-fests

[@PeteAxeShields]

27 fights in two years is incredible if those fights last more than a couple of rounds. Mike Tyson made such short work of a lot of his opponents, so I would suggest it would be more accurate to tot up the rounds rather than the amount of fights.

[@andertonchigoneka5331]

You can do Wilders career review after he retires after losing for third time to Tyson Fury. The amount of journeyman in that resume 🤣 It’s mad 🤣😂😅 it’s mad his opponent’s just stand their like that

[@thecouncellor3540]

The Hatman got the info lets go champ great video love the incite of the fight game.

[@bigharold7717]

What I enjoyed most about this video was learning about Tyson's opponents. Someone should write a book about 80s heavyweights and their problems outside the ring! Unbelievable about Berbick's demise. It also helped to put better perspective on Tyson learning about the opponents he fought 👍

[@paco20927]

Great video man. Love these career breakdowns. Be great if you could do klitsckos or Joe Calzaghe. I know JC was undefeated but he has an interesting resume

[@uklawyer23]

Amazing commentary. You should legit start a podcast Hatman

[@cjns5253]

For me the Tucker win was Tyson’s best win Tucker was extremely underrated

[@DougieFresh13]

Biggs is the Olympic Gold Medalist you juxtaposed with Tucker. I appreciate your material. Thankyou Hatman! Blessings.

[@maxjack6135]

I like that personal size explanation it really put things in perspective

[@ssj3majinguyver]

Denzel Washington 🤣🤣🤣. This video was amazing. Hatman I understand videos like this take time. But you should cover other fighters careers too. Prince Naseem, Frank Bruno, Arturo Gatti (I spelled it wrong) etc. Excellent video.

[@ironfist768]

Great review and insight, thanks

[@kontinnuum]

Great analysis

[@Technics_Trader]

Yes Hatman been waiting for this 👍

[@ketchup5344]

Most entertaining boxer of all time along with Ali. And nowadays the most entertaining ex boxer of all time and the one most worth listening to. His honesty and insights being priceless. Mike Tyson forever.

[@cdroyal]

Jumbo Cummings🤣. Another great display of your knowledge Hatman, bought back a few memories of Tysons great and not so great times in and out of the ring. Funny and informative as always, well done, keep them coming.

[@aljordan5193]

Tysons style required tremendous dicipline to be successful against top boxers. If he didn't move his head constanly and throw combinations he was reduced to being a punching bag.

[@aljordan5193]

I will give you a painfull lesson in person that you will never forget and you will learn the meaning of copping a beating fuckwit.

[@jeffertonalive8536]

@@aljordan5193 Geez Louise!

[@lordvanilly3311]

to be successful at elite world level sports all athletes require tremendous discipline regardless of style

[@aljordan5193]

yes but his style because of his size disadvantage was more vulnerable than a bigger fighter who can get away with sloppy technique and fundamentals like Wilder tor example. If your short and look to get inside and don't move your head constantly you allow the taller fighter to easily land jabs and right crosses as douglous did against him and lewis. In his prime his head movement was unmatched and allowed him to not only avoid getting hit but to disrupt there rythm and create openings for his bombs and he threw conbinations which allowed him to land punches his opponent didn't see as well as constantly go to the body to wear his opponents down. every athlete requires dicipline but he required it to the extreme.

[@leeturton9254]

@@aljordan5193 true...his hand speed wasn't the same either because of the drink and drugs...you cant live like that and expect to get away with it...and he didnt

[@BlackWolf-el3gu]

Gman boxing must’ve watched this video. Because it’s word for word

[@peternagy-im4be]

Yeah that sounds about right

[@protectorategeneral]

Very good video! 👍🏼

[@abb7118]

Whatever you say about Tyson, very few create as much electricity in the arena. At that time we all used to stay up and watch his fights.

[@jasonfernandez1170]

👍

[@krs7709]

Spot on👍

[@sweetbwoy5905]

Great Video Hatman👊🏾

[@tayyibabbas6795]

2 and a half hours? You the goat bro

[@EnerGys-REAL-TALK]

I totally disagree with your view video maker that Tyson wouldn't of been more successful had he stayed with Kevin Rooney.. As it's so clear to see how his skills diminished from the Bruno fight.. You say you know alot about Tyson but didn't mention the one single thing why he was so successful in the ring.... His peek-a-boo teqnique.. He stopped using this after Rooney but went back to this style after coming out of prison... If you look at the 2nd Bruno fight, McNeely fights, he barely took a punch as his defence was tight.. No one landed many punches against mike while he was with Rooney... So to continuously say that Tyson fans are wrong that Rooney made such a difference is totally naive... Tyson fans are not blind... We can see loads of footage of Tyson's training with Rooney as that speaks volumes... It's some of the most fascinating superb training footage on KZbin!.. Non of Tyson's other trainers worked with him so closely.. Yes Tyson should of learnt to adapt more...But he forsook the peakaboo style that made him so successful​...Cus taught him it and Rooney maintained it... We can all see the evidence of him leaving Rooney... Tyson was a student that needed to be led.. If he stayed with Rooney he would of undoubtedly had much more success... Everyone can see that and it's so clear... The very next fight after leaving Rooney he got hit so much by Bruno and Ruddock. So i don't know how you can say you know more about Tyson than us yet you can't see this... And you didn't mention the peek-a-boo​ style even once! This style is why the small little Tyson was so successful because this technique works!

[@EnerGys-REAL-TALK]

@@joaoii1082 those guys didn't hurt or rock Tyson..Bruno and Ruddock did!

[@hugoleesong]

Totally agree. Tyson himself admitted that he wasn't a great. He was just good at projecting greatness. In other words, Tyson was a brilliant student that needed guidance. The way that Rooney would seamlessly blend simultaneous footwork, head movement, and combinations into his mittwork was some incredible and unique stuff.

[@EnerGys-REAL-TALK]

@@hugoleesong yes Rooney was a great trainer.. You'd think Mike would remember everything he was taught but it was clear to see that he didn't after his loss to Douglas look how he tried to knock out his next appointments with just 1 punch and coming straight in. Only with razor Ruddock did he start being more defensive again

[@hugoleesong]

@@EnerGys-REAL-TALK yeah, of course his old magic appeared in spits and spurts because it's total muscle memory for him. But the biggest evidence of his technical decline was in the total absence of what used to be a rock tight defence. Stunning how many normal hooks Evander hit Tyson with that the old Tyson would have punished with ease. As good a performance as that was by Holyfield, not even the maker of this video can objectively say that Tyson's performance was that of his younger days. Ironically, Tyson is so done with that fight and at peace with the result as opposed to Holyfield that still has a chip on his shoulder like he has something to prove. They are both legends. No need to say that one isn't because the other one is.

[@EnerGys-REAL-TALK]

@@hugoleesong yes that's so true... His DEFENCE declined quick after Rooney went and I'll never understand it as surely mike must of knew that's so important and what made him great...smh

[@bigbang342]

Enjoy the videos mate. That troll blood boxing has done a video slating you

[@timothythomas7445]

HatmanSB. Fantastic video with lots of facts and figures I knew nothing about. Was Mike as great as published?

[@dunneyd]

Timothy Thomas of course he was, no 20 year old prospect was gonna destroy berbick the way tyson did.he might not have been a great champion but i dont agree with hatman's claim he was the weakest in history.he was a proud tough Jamaican who was no easy match up for the ironman

[@stephenpemberton8716]

Fantastic video, so enjoyable

[@jak3brap10]

Well done 👏🏻

[@ZBOXINGTALK]

Holmes was coming off a 1 1/2 year layoff, not 2 1/2 years.

[@faznyc1]

I remember Douglas dedicated the fight to his mother before the bout, he went out and SHOCKED the world

[@judyshannon2487]

Hatman please stop for your own sanity we get it you respect Mike Tyson you think he was a very explosive athlete and fun to watch but you are realistic about his career and do not think he was Superman and he has the most annoying fanboys in your opinion

[@mohammedshafiq5097]

The guy who trained Mike Tyson for the Lewis fight was Ronnie shields.

[@maxjack6135]

When you explain Mike tyson like this he's very underwhelming for his fan base and hype. But the only thing you really can do as a fighter is clear out your division which he did in his early career but personal issues defeated him before the ring did.

[@chrisbennett6260]

Good points Hattman is incapable of analzing or acknowledgeing

[@ZBOXINGTALK]

Like you say, he did what a heavyweight champion needed to do to solidify their name as one of the best ever. Before winning the titles, he beat the fringe contenders; Ribalta, Tillis, Frazier, Ferguson, Green, and when he got to world level, he was beating all the champions and highly ranked contenders with ease. That is why I feel Tyson deserves to be a top 10 all time heavyweight champion.

[@BrainDamageComedy]

great documentary Hatman - you have an impressive depth of knowledge. i also agree with you as to whether tyson was guilty - he was surely innocent of the crime he was charged with from what we know. it would be tough to bet against tyson prime for prime against any of the other greats!

[@obiwon_ben8028]

Tyson was a beast in his prime and he would put all off these heavyweights out period. Tyson started falling apart when Kevin rooney left He stared going off on drugs thats when everything started going down hill for him.

[@overdoseshefun4585]

I mean he could wipe the majority of hw today’s standard but not all, also mike kinda ruined himself wit the drugs and women and etc.

[@fmills1583]

Please do a similar breakdown of Sugar Ray Robinson. I hear him always touted as the best of all time. I don't like statements in absolutes. One thing I noticed is that the vast majority of his opponents had abysmal KO percentages.

[@fmills1583]

Tommy Bell 37%, Robert Villemain 22%, Jake LaMotta 28%, Randolph Turpin 60% (OK, pretty good actually), Joey Maxim 19%, Bobo Olson 40%, Gene Fullmer 37% , Carmen Basilio 34% .

[@DsFrisco]

THEY ALL ARE GREAT !! I’m here for the long haul.

[@Danjohnson666]

I'm only 27 so I wasn't around watching Mike back in the day but wasn't there a thing that Jesse Ferguson was incredibly skillful and good in sparring and training but he couldn't convert it in competitive fights in the ring? Pretty sure my dad told me about that

[@Romax-pg2is]

2:11:30, Second career George Foreman comes to mind

[@Master.Maverick]

I would love to watch a similar vid by Hatman on Rocky Marciano.

[@charliethecat720]

Hey, by the way, I've heard that about Klitschckos as well. Their coach from amateurs, said that from day one he met them, they were tremendous punchers. He said, his hands were shaking after doing pads with Wladmimir.

[@klevasole1763]

If George Arias can ever get it together and consistent he remindsme most of Tyson. Not as hard a hitter but similar movement.

[@slidecounter5813]

Very very great video

[@tikmik1789]

It’s funny how history changes perception. A lot of people think Tyson was a one punch KO king but in reality something like 70% of his KO’s took multiple knock downs to get the job done

[@badtrekee4348]

Mike knocked Douglas sliding across the ring with one shot after taking a serious beating for 8 rounds wtf are you talking about fucktard?

[@tikmik1789]

So one fight equals a whole career. Yea makes sense. U can’t even understand the comment I wrote and u call other people names. Says more about ur intelligence than mine Einstein

[@carlgreen5168]

I.m sure he punched harder than you sweetheart.

[@tikmik1789]

The special ones are out in force on this video.... yes he did punch harder than me, surprising isn’t it? No go tell ur carer u were right and she will put a gold star on the board for u ⭐️

[@theshed3641]

Another insightful video hatman, thanks very much. I don't know how anyone can say Tyson was more powerful than WK, it's just physics.

[@NoName-pk9xu]

Roach trained both for a short while and said Wlad hits harder than Tyson

[@sofoclesconfucius8277]

I am Tyson fanboy and proud of it!!!!

[@mattseaman5397]

Same here