Mike Tyson - Baddest Man On The Planet (IMPOSSIBLE Knockout Documentary) Reaction

[@dunsonhouse]

Happy Sunday family Grab your popcorn 🍿 😂

[@RockPowerUSA]

you can see how exciting a Mike Tyson was and how quick a knockout occurred. How would you feel still trying to get in to your seat after your beer and food trip took a little longer and you missed the first minute of the fight after spending that much money? Would you feel "lucky" that you went to an almost 30 second fight possibly, even though You may not know Tyson was part of boxing history yet? What if it was your girlfriend you had invited, she had demanded you get you something to eat and drink, she made You miss the fight. Would it affect your date and your original reason you spent that much money on a girl that hates boxing? What if she was really really really hot?😊

[@Metso-ateco]

Yo yo, marbles and conkers 👍

[@DeAnne1233]

Great Reaction guys. It’s been a while since I’ve thought about his rise and fall through hindsight. Culture corrupts family values; one step forward, two steps back. Tyson put his determination and fury into his trainor’s technique and strategy that only timing can beat and be beaten.

[@DaGoonR]

Mike used to run through our property when I was a kid. Guess he was a kid too. 16-19 Was always very friendly, looked like a car coming down the road he was wide lol.

[@davidfortuin4146]

Mike in his prime was the most feared fighter in the world. Fighters who eventually beat had to wait until he self destructed. If D'Amato didn't die, I believe Mike would've retired undefeated.

[@derekharrison1582]

How did it go so wrong after he destroyed Michael Spinks in 1988? Mike had the world at his feet,then it all went wrong after that Spinks victory.A lot of people have said that the death of his mentor and father figure, Cus D amato was the start.Then both Robin Givens and Don King ruined him.Even so, we lost a great champ after he lost to Buster Douglas.He was never the same again after that defeat.😿

[@davidfortuin4146]

@derekharrison1582 Without his moral compass, Cus D'Amato Mike self destructed. The bad company he kept was also a contributing factor amongst many. It's sad coz I firmly believe Mike would've retired undefeated had Cus lived until then.

[@tylervinson9250]

I agree with u 100% if cud d Amato had lived mike tyson would have never been beat

[@Darkseidusesinternet]

@@derekharrison1582 his downfall also had something to do with his wife too, she ruined him to the maximum.

[@nkw1985]

I disagree with the guy saying Tyson wasn't even in the top 3 fighters. Before Don King & Robin Givens when Rooney was still his trainer and Mike was still determined I don't think there's a fighter in history that could've beaten him. That includes Ali, Liston, Frazier, Foreman, Shavers, Mayweather Jr, Holyfield, Lennox Lewis, etc.

[@PoraArts]

Mike was the reality check of life breaking down a human and that same person not staying down. Take a person in pain and angry and put him in front of somebody great and see what that births

[@kunarmakun793]

godly physique + in born talent + legendary coach & father figure + inhuman work ethic + animalistic killer instinct ... THAT IS MIKE TYSON, i mean even his name was destined to be a CHAMP ... MIKE TYSON !!!

[@barryalino6017]

" Danny Long sounds like an old 70's pimp", that got me laughing, rolling on the floor. Mookie my man!!!

[@Mr.Schitzengigglez]

My grandfather hated Mike. That man bought every one of his PPV fights on HBO, and Mike just kept knocking everyone out in the first. At least I got to see all of his fights on live TV with gramps. I consider myself blessed.

[@Naxtee]

Mike Tyson is the best heavyweight boxer of all time imo.

[@jamesellis701]

He is. Taken down by Don King and Robin Givens and Desiree Washington

[@nadarajantinagaran757]

That's why tyson was rare breed of fighter...he is heavyweight but speed like welterweight power in both. Hands and head body movement was amazing and power as super heavyweight ....and he had great skills.. Fantastic fighter.. That's why he was so great in his prime..

[@therealsondu5371]

Cus had already been diagnosed with cancer when he met Tyson, that part where Cus was talking about it becoming his personal motivation to live longer was 100% real.

[@mikeamidon3021]

There is not a single boxer even close to the dominance of Mike Tyson in his prime. Greatest... Of... All... Time... Power, elusiveness and his competitive instinct were and are unequalled in ANY single boxer in history.

[@stefonwilliams9790]

Mike Tyson is my idol my hero

[@chrispycream7748]

The man who got me into boxing..❤

[@EddieLove]

Mike Tyson is the GOAT 🐐. Closest thing to the real life Kratos humanity has ever seen. I’d recommend reacting to these videos of Mike Tyson; When a gang leader confronted Mike When Mike Tyson fought his biggest opponent Mike’s intimidating aura

[@chucku00]

Iron Mike's talent and uniqueness was so obvious that his fights were broadcasted in France by a brand new TV channel (la Cinq) one year before he became champion of the world.

[@haters_hater]

this is why he will always be my GOAT, and i recently encounter a clip of him jogging alone on the road side drops my hat,,, a great champ he was and always,,,

[@rihaan4619]

Y'all gotta watch Sugar Ray Robinson's one next!

[@FinestChampions]

I’ve been asking for suger ray Robinson too

[@Tariq0826]

Been asking bro🤦🏾

[@davidpoole7098]

"How'd he know I was the one?" The emotion behind that question. It's one question that eats him and will never get the answer to

[@FpsTano]

Every time boy in the du rag said “OOH”! After a big Tyson hit is hilarious 😂.

[@dunsonhouse]

😂😂it be powerful

[@jrag9435]

What really set Irom Mike apart and allowed him to be such an aggressive fighter was his speed. It’s also what made him so powerful. It’s like bat speed in baseball. Hitters don’t focus on strength to increase power, they focus on bat speed. Speed and quickness were tools he was born with. Cus taught him how to use them. Iron Mike Tyson is THE GOAT…

[@autitvpromovie8927]

Mike definitly 1000% top 3 of all time

[@rarehecate9324]

one of the most lit react channel out there , thank you for the combat sport uploads

[@dunsonhouse]

✊🏽

[@micahjackson5288]

@@dunsonhousew vid like always , do a gervonta Davis documentary next

[@charlesmills2657]

"to the extreme i rock a mic like a vandal light up a stage and wax a chump like a candle" nobody had bars like that in 1990

[@borisdodgingbullets]

Just imagine, we had Mike Tyson, Michael Jordan, and Bo Jackson at the same time. Growing up, we had Muhammad Ali, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Sugar Ray Leonard, Marvin Hagler, Roberto Duran, and Tommy Hearns. Man, what a time!

[@ShammusParker]

Very true

[@ShammusParker]

The greats

[@ShammusParker]

24may 79 know that

[@ShammusParker]

Tommy was a gun

[@tylervinson9250]

Iron mike tyson a legend and the real original baddest man on the planet

[@benninger123]

No one in boxing history could or ever would beat a Mike Tyson

[@HL-qc5rd]

Tyson was a monster!!! I loved watching his fights

[@salielelik1]

In my opinion Mike had the most potential out of every boxer EVER, just think about this guy, age what 12-13 getting into a boxing gym , then your trainer ,who have seen many great boxers and as seen in the video knows Ali well enough to call him and talk about "how the hell are you losing", telling people "this is the greatest boxer ever", this thing doesn't happen. I personally think that if Cus didnt die , this man was undoubtly the GREATEST boxer ever, even Ali didnt have his potential.

[@MrVvulf]

Cus dying before Mike achieved championship success was a tragedy. Nobody at 19 years old is prepared to face the fame, pressure, and onslaught of leeches who come at you from all directions. And of course, there is the inner battle against ego, pride and the human tendency to "ease off" when success comes too quickly. Cus tried to protect Mike from all the nonsense by assembling a great team around Mike, but even they weren't enough. Mike was taken advantage of at every turn, and ultimately lost his focus.

[@HoodRich521]

Mikes definitely in my top 5 along with Ali, Sweatpea, Haglar, James Tony

[@eb77]

I just stumbled on y'all channel....been a boxing fan since the 80's saw Tyson at his highs and the lows...great coverage...will definitely be looking out for more boxing reviews 🎉🎉🎉

[@occamsrazor7323]

"The strong will always over power the weak BUT The smart will always over power the strong" Mike Tyson

[@benninger123]

That kiss on the lips was for a man that was Cus D'Amatos closes friend and was the last guy holding Tyson down see he wouldnt get in trouble , unfortunately he also passes away and the final bit of glue let go.

[@kaygokrazy3415]

Tyson is on Mount Rushmore 💯 top 3 mookie

[@veladpm]

Mike Tyson is without a doubt top 3 Boxers all time. No question, my guy on the left is talking about his outside stuff in order to put him down the ranking, but we’re talking about in the ring.

[@mattdrummond9087]

Scariest human to ever live. Iron Mike was a wonder... hes a living legend in life, not just boxing. Very few boxers transcended the sport...Ali, Rocky, Foreman, Dempsy and Jack Johnson.....Tyson is one of those boxers. Very rare. Hes by far my favorite boxer to watch. People know when they are watching greatness... Michael Jordan, Tom Brady, Tiger Woods, Babe Ruth... Ali. We all saw greatness when we watched his fights in the 80s. Im plenty old enough to remember watching him. Best to ever do it if you ask me. Love Mike.

[@NetworkMan_]

Prime Mike Tyson is OP his head movements makes it hard to hit his face, his incredibly fast punches and his strength, his footwork, his insane physique, no wonder he was unstoppable in his prime.

[@elikartz]

Enjoying these reaction videos to legends man ❤ more support coming your way 💯

[@dunsonhouse]

Appreciate it

[@Chrisiel2k12]

The thing i like Mike's story is similarity to Pacquiao's story and both of them are a Legendary Fighter! I'm a new fan of you Channel nice content kudos!

[@chinoparatodo]

Easiest job for the referee when Mike in his prime fights 😂

[@dunsonhouse]

😂😂😂

[@ElectricSoulShow]

The Greatest Modern-day decade in the twentieth century was the 1980s in regards to Movies, Sports, and Music. We had it all! The only decade that can match the 1980s was the 1960s. This documentary about this fighter shows you how good we had it and we did not realise it at the time

[@logandouglas8772]

Clearly from Baltimore. Cloes, shoos, pushin tewww

[@jammabubbly522]

Thank you Cus R.I.P 🙏❤️🥊

[@Richard-darixdax]

Tyson is GOAT

[@ChipOsorio-p4q]

Manny pacquiao. Brought it back. Alive. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@SUPREMEgoldchain_REAKTZ]

Mike is definitely top 5

[@falaramal3979]

If only cus could have lived longer 😢 mike could have been the greatest of all time

[@veeseee128]

He fought an unknot club fighter named Peter Mcneely who could have kept fighting when they stopped it. Premature stop.

[@kasunabeysinghe8910]

His mentor father figure Cus proved him he ain’t no nothing but a born talented champion. Then showed him a purpose in his bitter dark life to be a world recognized professional champ. He kept telling it to the public in every win over his first couple of fights not only to gain mike a publicity but to gain self confidence and he was counting on his achievements. Cuz kept him busy with tough trainings with pro boxing matches within short time gaps to concentrate him on his dream path which cuz cleverly designed and implanted in mikes mind. He gave him a hope a purpose to live and taught him how to dedicate,discipline,concentrate and acquire what he deserved. But after his death there wasn’t anybody to show him a purpose or i d say he was not smart enough to get the real thing out of it that cuz had been teaching him all those years. When you became a champion is the time when you really have to be the smartest reorganizing and setting up new purpose and goal either to maintain your career in a more professional way or to prioritize on your self actualization needs. The same like story with a happy ending comes from the Dagistan. Its more of a positively convincing that tells you about training your mind on greed for fame and money and letting go life time awaited precious things even you own it when the time comes. Watch the story of Khabib the eagle who dominated the UFC GOAT status for MMA history.

[@larrysaenz8964]

Mike is money for a minute champion

[@jasonerickson1753]

Some other top boxers to consider in the GOAT conversation: Jack Johnson, Jack Dempsey, Rocky Marciano, Willy Pep, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Muhammad Ali, Manny Pacquiao, and a few others - Look at their accomplishments, pound for pound. All of them changed the sport in different ways. It's easy to assume that the heavyweights would beat the lighter fighters in the ring, but that doesn't disqualify the lighter fighters from being among the GOATs. Look at how the rest of the sport had to change around them. Willy Pep's defense was so good, he won a fight without throwing a punch - his opponent fatigued from missing punches and just gave up. Some went undefeated, but most did not. Dempsey started in bareknuckle boxing and was one of the few to successfully adapt to boxing with gloves when the sport changed. Marciano put the heavy into heavy bags. Muhammad Ali was an immaculate boxer who took trash talking and acting out to a new level; but even Ali said that Jack Johnson was "crazy". Johnson was a black boxer in the 1920s who won the championship and held it for years while openly sleeping with white women and traveling wherever he wanted to go. Have fun going through films on those guys, too.

[@anthonyriordan2391]

Prime Roy Jones Jr should be on that list.

[@Peter.Parker]

In his prime he was like a juggernaut 🐐

[@artursinged]

what juggernaut? dota2???

[@gamebredo8880]

Mie tyson story is a trip....they shouldn't make a Hollywood movie because its better in original

[@soniam1499]

New subscriber here! You guys are reacting to my favorite person in the world Mike Tyson 👊🐐

[@justinginnett7159]

“I’ve never seen a heavyweight move like this” Have you heard of this guy named Muhammad Ali

[@ruanniemann2604]

People always talk about Mikes punch which was obviously awesome, but his footwork was pure magic. He was fast. He was SUDDEN. And he had fight IQ bar none. Don King abd Robin Givens destroyed the greatest fighter of our generation. I love that Mike has found peace now. He will always be the BEST in my eyes. And i grew up in a time with an embarrassment of riches in boxing. Hearns, Hagler, Sugar Ray, Duran, etc. Mike was the best ever.

[@christopherfranklin9838]

Michael Jordan (born 1963), professional basketball player.[7] Mike Tyson (born 1966), professional boxer at Cumberland Hospital (Brooklyn)

[@johnwilson4675]

I stayed for it all mike used to give butterfly's he made nervous cuz i didn't want him to ever lose . He is the reason my dad got cable tv for his fights. Had the black box tho. Lmao .

[@jammabubbly522]

R.I.P. Muhammad Ali 🙏❤️🥊

[@gamedog307gamingindia7]

I am from india but Mike Tyson is the best fighter ever lived anybody say whatever but Mike is the king forever

[@KKOPPONG]

What Tyson did to Holmes, even at that age, was justified because Holmes also beat Ali and Ali was old to when Holmes beat him. It is what it is🤷🏿‍♂️

[@ruanniemann2604]

If Cus lived another 15 years, Mike would be the undisputed all time pfp boxer

[@stacie4170]

D’Amato, Cayton, Jacob’s, Rooney. Once they were all gone (or gotten rid of by that scum King)…that was it. Mike Tyson was the best EVER…but he needed the people who truly cared around him. Such a sad story. I love ya Mike…and respect you. God bless 🙏🏼❤️

[@johnstewart2473]

Mike would have been widely known as the best if D'A mato was around to keep him in check. But, still when you think of legends you think of Muhammad Ali, and Mike Tyson. If you ask anyone on the street who the best boxer is, you're going to get one of those names

[@JoeDiFlavio]

I was there in the 1980's and believe the Mike Tyson of the 80's was the greatest fighter ever next to ali

[@BryanKrauss-u7y]

Jack Dempsey was also an influence on Tyson

[@TooSharpENT]

Bro onna left dnt kno nun bout boxing at all he just here for the check😂😂💯 Respect tho get dat money

[@TrackMaster844]

43:38 - Eddie Murphy had a really good standup bit on Tyson back then about just that lol You should look it up, it’s hilarious!!

[@Realmediamashup]

He said he summoned me.- yo!

[@gallo162]

it boils my blood seeing EH headbutting Tyson. The commentator even calls Mike "dirty Mike." EH was the dirty one. fk don king, givens and washington. LONG LIVE MIKE TYSON.

[@Cassy_mackay]

Saw him in Amsterdam a while ago during the opening of his ..we call it coffeshop don't be fooled by that name aldo you can get coffee aswell.. and our national pride shit loads of weed ...he looks like a calm lion nowadays but everyone knows dont poke a lion especially not the mike tyson breed ... 🥊 gentlemen thank you again..

[@Sevmeksevilmek9497]

Türkish mike tyson gökhan saki 🇹🇷❤️👋

[@TheGimpster101]

In terms of skill, speed and power I’d say that Tyson was damn good….but when got clipped he couldn’t take it well. One thing I gotta say is that Sugar Ray Robinson is the best Pound for Pound Boxer of all time, to back my claim up you gotta know that both Muhammad Ali AND Mike Tyson agree with that statement…..which is why ya’ll need to watch the documentary of him the same channel you got this Mike documentary from.

[@STEVENPLAGUE]

Tyson slapped that afro all the way back to TIMBUCK-TOOTH. 20:27 That 70s PIMP Donny Long got the smirk and taste buds slapped off his mouth too lmfao. 22:33 They all probably thought Tyson had bricks in his gloves and were convinced of it the second they got hit. Shout out to those trainers. All the techniques perfectly programmed into a beast. The majority of those knockouts look like knockouts from a videogame. That kiss on the lips... hell nah...

[@ryry283]

Robin Givems Don King and firing Kevin Rooney was his downfall

[@LuisRodriguez-tr9cg]

Iron mike

[@haughtgaming8377]

❤ Mike Tyson's knock out on Nintendo

[@TKDragon75]

Well the ref did say he wasn't bought. Also he gives the same count to Mike Tyson after. The reason he waves Tyson off is cause he stumbled up with his hands down while Douglas looked fine.

[@freemanahumada4700]

Mike always been my top1 n I’m Filipino lol . Manny is my 2nd tho😉.. 1.mike 2.manny 3.Leonard 4.Roy 1.Ali

[@JureerJr]

1 hour!! Oh shiiiit bring some snacks🕺🏻

[@hahathatswhatshesaid]

Yoooo good catch at 49:10! I never noticed that punch got blocked by the ropes!! Hahaha

[@vincentsweargen8436]

My boys and I watched several of Mike Tyson's fights on pay-per-view. I once pissed all over my hands because I went to the bathroom right before they rang the bell. In mid-stream, I heard my boys yell "Oh Sh*t". To late, I'd missed the quickest knockout on boxing history.

[@Jetz316]

My dad watched Tyson destroy Frazier in person at the Glens Falls Civic Center!!!

[@BruceJohnson-om5kl]

Listen to what you just said. Ali was in the same situation. Ali was old past his prime. But Holmes went after him. Tyson wanted to treat him the same way.

[@millionaireshut2034]

Mike Goatson

[@eemanuel4655]

He avoided Lewis and Holyfield.. .. Don't blame him or his handlers.. it was smart.. Lewis and Tyson spared for 4 days as youngsters and they knew this Lewis is too much trouble to mess with..

[@BryanKrauss-u7y]

The most underrated pure fighter is Rocky Marciano nobody does a video on him!?

[@BryanKrauss-u7y]

He was a Champ and he slug it out take hits lay bombs.

[@moekontze116]

Yea Mike was good. But i wonder why they kept declined a fight against Tua at the time. Check out David Tua, a Samoan boxer from New Zealand..he was New Zealands equivalent of Tyson.🇼🇸

[@DaGoonR]

42:22 There was no one even close. He was sleeping everyone quick. But all good things... That dude that Tyson kissed LOVED Tyson beyond skin color beyond social constraints TRUE love. Any of us would be lucky to have that. Plus whos gonna tell him he cant kiss a dude? You? Not me

[@christophercrowley9873]

Mike told Joe Frazier "Don't let your son get hurt." Holyfied twice, Danny Williams and Kevin McBride. Sam Langford is the greatest of all time.

[@edgarmorales7855]

Back in Formans day it was 15 rounds, Tyson was a different totally different animal and by animal I mean his power intensity

[@RockPowerUSA]

It's how you decide to describe Mike being in the top 10. Best boxer and what does that mean really? Most ferocious? Most feared? Hardest hitting? Most knockouts? Most belts,? Best attraction? Mike Tyson Is top 3 for sure. 😊 It depends on which category you give the most weight when you assign BEST Boxer on your award, but Tyson is up there. We have enough KZbin video; we can practically judge ourselves without the experts. Or can we? We do like our judges judging and prejudging sometimes. I'm noticed there's a lot of influencing out here in the media world of influencing. I think you influenced each other well here. I already knew Mike was top three, but I came for the fun reaction. 😂

[@gumballb154]

kiss on the lips is italian culture

[@xXKalXx]

Bro, I'm done. That music @42:38 😂😂😂😂😂

[@showbizz7539]

Mitch Green.....is actually from Detroit.

[@alexandrustavarache3262]

Thats why people like Cristiano Ronaldo is a legend. There are soo many stories of talents in sports that didn't fulfil their potential. It is often said in pro sports that its not that hard to make it, its hard to stay on top

[@shawaltariq2117]

All praise to be Allah ☝️❤

[@soonaumi6620]

You have to remember 6 years was taken from his prime

[@eversoul43]

Givens and King derailed his life.

[@drainmonkeys385]

Tyson was 190 pounds at 12 yrs old ..imagine that

[@jimmeyer9106]

check out Tommy Morrison. I would say the most brutal heavyweight hitter of all time. He also lost his career because of the fame and money. His record of kos smashes tyson.