Mike Tyson | Crazy Drills That Became KOs - Technique Breakdown

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

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[@jubhgioubgob]

The Modern Martial Artist hey, is there an option to buy the real book cheaper if you pre-ordered the ebook and want a useful physical copy now? Thanks!

[@jubhgioubgob]

Also... feel free to write complete studies and books on styles such as the peek a boo, including drills... i’ll buy em all lol.

[@matthewgray3837]

The Modern Martial Artist you killed it man more please

[@soullight8632]

There needs to be a whole series of these, this vid was great

[@md.jonayed1664]

please make the other half of the video on mike tyson drills...we want to see more on mike tyson.

[@rodneyreaves2737]

And certain commentators had the nerve to say Tyson was just a brawler. This plainly shows Mike was a highly skilled & naturally talented boxing technician.

[@docducttape9270]

And a knockout artist.

[@rabbitphobia]

Rodney Reaves ..... Anyone saying that doesn't know what the hell they are talking about. Tyson studied boxing inside and out and was very knowledgeable.

[@IndianaJoe0321]

Those commentators are flat-out ignorant; Iron Mike was very, very technical. He just happened to have power to go with the technique.

[@TsarOfRuss]

The talent wasnt NATURAL, it was choreographed like hell!!! he put alot of time into mastering this techniques .. nobody else has been able to do better since then

[@illumiNOTme326]

Tyson is a boxing scholar. Cus and Mike would watch all the fights on film going back to the early days and talk about how he would have to fight to defeat them in a hypothetical scenario. Mike Tyson can recall damn near every significant fight fight round by round from the last 100 years by memory.

[@1BoiHot]

l will never get tired of watching video clips of Tyson.

[@antoniomitchell1883]

I met him in person in 1997. He had nobody with him, no bodyguards, just him and a woman.

[@JT-xj1pg]

Boxing casual

[@JT-xj1pg]

@Ken Dean cuz the casual boxing fan started pack includes watching lots of tyson highlights

[@victorkenarsy3024]

Doubt it. Everything has its time

[@KronicLovesMusic]

Me either I watched so many

[@MFRiley]

A lot of people don't understand how technical Mike was. All they see is the speed and power, but the man also had so much technical skill.

[@pierrecalderone]

Just an awesome grasp of the fundamentals. Some guys went straight to varsity in the 9th Mike went pretty much went pro in 6th grade!

[@DA-wr9uy]

Imagine fighting mike Tyson in the 6th grade

[@anthonytripp2251]

He learned a lot from Willie Pep

[@okolona1]

Mike was smart, and he worked his ass off

[@pooanddoo]

His head movement was insane and terrifying.

[@pressstartproductions796]

People talk about his power but to me its the foot work that is often over looked. His foot work is amazing.

[@onstakeisforme2460]

GOD LOVES YOU REPENT DIOS LOS AMA DIOS VIENE DIOS ES BUENO ❤💖♥REPIENTE Y BAUTISMO BAPTISM !

[@TheJofrica]

And torso work

[@leebjorkman9063]

Yup, his feet put his hips in position so when he hits he uses the strength of his whole torso.

[@charlie875]

Thank you!!

[@stonethemason12]

@@onstakeisforme2460 God is capable of as much evil as it is good. And as much hate as much love.

[@markrodrigue6913]

For all those who said Mike Tyson was only a brawler, and not a boxer, this video clearly shows everthing he díd was training, and technique executed perfectly

[@them.g.c.network8471]

Definitely! And I used to be one of those people I have to admit. I really didn't pay attention to his accuracy of conter-punching, his awesome footwork changing directions on a fighter in split seconds, some of his beautiful combinations to the body and head etc... Trust me! I don't say that anymore lol.

[@markrodrigue6913]

@@them.g.c.network8471 😅

[@Xerxez22]

prowlifik Did you even watch the video and paid any attention to it? 😑

[@Xerxez22]

Mark Rodrigue I wasn’t talking to you, Mark.

[@markrodrigue6913]

@@Xerxez22 ook bro lol

[@WareWolf831]

Still my fav fighter. Nothing was more exciting than the anticipation of a Tyson fight

[@keithrogers2295]

Not even close lol

[@saldownik]

Mike fought like a trueborn predator in the 80's, hunting unarmed men.

[@them.g.c.network8471]

That's a fact! Anticipation was always on high alert lol

[@MrCheesyBaconBits]

@meaturama Thats a good point actually, I always look forward to an incredible sleep when Floyd fights!

[@nmagain24]

Exactly

[@respeckseasoning3756]

Shout out to.the brave boxers that stepped in.the ring with mike

[@danwally4754]

Pussies

[@chytstorm]

Shout out to Mike Tyson for being brave enough to step into the ring with Iron Mike.

[@puresani8847]

You are right, you had to brave to go into the same ring with Mike. Some of this guys had to even activate their life insurance policy. Checkout how Mike brought down Botha and Botha went down 2 times until Mike went to help him to stand.

[@Gollywog]

Or the foolish

[@hurricanealley8602]

Y

[@garysmith2983]

I’ve practised drills like this but had no idea they came from Mike Tyson’s training regime. Tyson is like a coiled spring unwinding when he unleashes. Incredible punching power, but you forget how good defensively he was.

[@rabbitphobia]

I think many people just think he's a brawler which as you have pointed out is totally wrong... Gus basically helped design that style for his lack of height and reach for people to say otherwise is ignorance.

[@shaunhudson8678]

i laugh my ass off whenever someone says Deontay wilder would beat Tyson.

[@Godsent4Phe]

Lol I do to. He would beat wilder in the first round

[@liquidsteel49]

Apparently just the name "Tyson" can beat wilder.

[@leebarlowx795]

Wilder would lock himself in his dressing room saying his armor made him too tired to unlock the door

[@raywood4223]

Mike Tyson could beat him now. People still have the mistaken idea about "tough guys." The Champ ie Mike Tyson is still one of the most knowledgeable boxers ever. I tell you it is magic to see the Champ work. Those are double punches using the same arm crazy speed, guys were knocked out before the punch landed.

[@godking]

If all you have is a knockout punch your not beating Tyson. Tyson ends it within three rounds.

[@andreabryant2857]

Every single punch had cemetery power.

[@LJC6037]

Wut

[@Menibor1]

Wtf is cemetery power and how did this ridiculous comment get 38 likes smh

[@flashlord1311]

Every punch had the power to put you in the grave

[@sunavila]

backtothefuture1066 How are you going to call people retards just because you don’t understand a comment that makes perfect sense.

[@gappuma7883]

Cemetery power i like that

[@focob55]

Tyson put more people to sleep then tylenol PM.

[@josepadilla802]

Lol 😂

[@erikmc6385]

Should of called him the real sandman

[@prdeacon974]

And faster.

[@DanangWidiantoro]

hitler put much more people to sleep tho

[@hjlakes]

Lol

[@apuzyr]

A phenomenal fighter. Speaking from a biomechanics standpoint, his “secret” was to ensure his hips are in motion (and in the same vector as the punch) at the moment of impact.

[@Ronsonic]

Most boxers have bouncy "chicken legs" and they slip from the waist, shoulders and neck. Tyson had freaking plinths, would squat down and slip his whole torso from the hips and bring that power back up from the ground for his next punch.

[@BARCH-wp5vl]

👍

[@rg8071]

@@Ronsonic From the floor up! This is often what he meant by saying that he had the advantage of leverage on his taller opponents.

[@travisdonaldstanley6420]

He read the book that Jack D. wrote. Championship Fighting. It was a different way of throwing an upper cut. Hip movement is vital. Kind of like doing a knee. You have to posterior tilt your pelvic griddle (core strength), which is connected to the spine, which is connected to the shoulder griddle. By the time the glove hits its mark you have charged up some power. It's called summation of forces. The basic definition of the summation of forces is: when all body parts act simultaneously in practice, the strongest and lowest body parts around the center of gravity move first, followed by the weaker, lighter, and faster extremities.

[@thomasdr08]

Is that why he was so adept at reloading so quickly with the body shot, uppercut combo? The amount of power he had in both of those punches was remnant of a piston.

[@jamesschuster194]

I don’t care how his career ended. At the top of his game no one can beat him

[@backbone93]

They would and have. I love tyson he is a terrifiying Boxer, but foreman, ali, rocky mariciano, evander holyfield lennox lewis, i think fury would school him too. 2 of them actually did school him, and you vsnt say he wasnt even his prime only because he lost. Thats just confirmation bias and taking credit away from holyfield and lewis.

[@-LocoBolon]

It's very hard to disagree with that. He is the more ferocius fighter I have seen.

[@plm89]

@@backbone93 Can you name One fighter who sent his opponent to the floor with a fist in head, not a combination of something else, just a punch in head ? Mike Tyson was, it is and will be the most powerful, skilled and fastest Boxer from the planet Earth! PERIOD! BTW, Fury is a fucking chimpanzee!

[@TideisSyllainDisguis]

id say if lomachenko was at Tyson's weight division he would have a pretty good chance

[@Fermion.]

@@backbone93 My dude, all respect to Marciano, but he would've gotten murdered. Tyson had better training, technique, athleticism, power, speed, stamina, defense, etc. Tyson was an all-around upgrade to Marciano. Perhaps Marciano had the better chin (it's hard to tell because Tyson's head movement was so good he rarely got hit), but either way, Tyson's power completely overwhelms Marciano's chin. So who had the stronger chin is an irrelevant argument, because if hit cleanly, Tyson's going to one-shot you regardless.

[@TOMBSTONESTAN]

In my eyes, Tyson is the best boxer in history.

[@christianburk4133]

I agree. For those 3 or 4 years he was easily the boxer I ever saw. He was so skilled and so fast.

[@thomasliontos6005]

The most skilled and fastest boxer ever!!!! Theres not going to be another tyson for the next 100 years atleast. Aloha from greece brothers!

[@thomasliontos6005]

Iron mike sugar ray mohamed aley My regards to mr trump man!! how i see it hes the one for the job.

[@haranbanjo8024]

Tyson best ever

[@timothygarrity5181]

@J K There are always those people out there who bring up ali as the greatest! He was technical, but a prime tyson would have been too much for ali.Tyson was way too fast for any fighter period!Ali was caught and rocked by much slower opponents than tyson. Tyson's sneaky hooks and uppercuts would have found their mark! I don't care what people say! You are all delusional if you think ali would have escaped this! Tyson would have killed him or any other fighter for that matter! He would have knocked him out unless ali could get him past the sixth round.From 1 to 6 it's in Tysons favor.

[@PrestonCovell]

Watching Tyson back in the day, you thought it was so fake because he knocked out everyone so fast. Now that you see it with the explanation and the slow-mo, you actually see opponents never even seeing the knock out punch because of his quickness and technique. Not to mention the power this man had.

[@Backhand77]

So true. Tyson was anything but a one-trick pony.

[@leonmaliniak]

It is good to see that people are starting to understand that TYSON was a very very intelligent and technical fighter and not just big bomber. He was very very fast with both his hands and his body movements and was able to do in the real fights the moves he practiced.

[@JediRouge]

I used to thought he was just an overhyped boxer, but after watching this. I was definitely amazed. This guy is legendary

[@ГеоргиГеоргиев-ц7з]

Remember what he did to Mitch Green on the street . Lol i will never forget that his face had hills on it.

[@Zen_Power]

Only during his time with Rooney and Cus.

[@alittlepeaceandkarma]

If Tyson stayed with Rooney, he would have been undefeated.

[@greatestever7623]

No doubt

[@roberthamilton8024]

He would have stayed a better fighter for sure but undefeated I don't know about that. He sure was a special talent though wasn't he? Most entertaining fighter to watch of all time.

[@roberthamilton8024]

@FezDbiZZle yes he did forget to defend and fight. He stopped all the fantastic footwork and combo punching that made him so good. He also stopped leading with that pile driver of a jab that set him up for so much more and his killer body shots dropped by 70%. He began throwing 1 punch combos looking for easy knockouts. Tyson was notorious for training incredibly hard for every fight he ever had except for the Douglas fight which he only trained 8 days. So you claiming he stopped training is 100% wrong. Even his opponents to this day say he was a driven training machine. He got lazy against Douglas though but that was the only time in his career he did not train for a fight properly.

[@jamesb8193]

You’re the only 1 in fuckin 25 years that got it right. He would’ve never been defeated!

[@jamesb8193]

FezDbiZZle that’s because when you get rid of the guys who help keep your ass in shape mentally you’ll suffer. The body follows the mind he forgot that, it wasn’t ego, they were robbing him and he didn’t know who to trust and made all of the wrong decisions. Mike was humble just ignorant. He respected all of his opponents.

[@desamster]

Look at how he moves. Mind-blowing Mike Tyson. I understand people were afraid to fight him, Good Lord.

[@TideisSyllainDisguis]

blink and the next thing you know he's right by your left already lunging a rocket

[@markrodrigue6913]

@@TideisSyllainDisguis i liked that. Very true how you said that. His quickness to reposition himself always forced the other boxer to reposition their body to be able to land a good punch. It was so many things he was doing within the fight, that it was better off not fighting him from the beginning. But yes his quickness, and power hasn't been matched yet

[@Mark-zs7sz]

People who say he wasn't the fastest most skilled heavy weight knows nothing about boxing.

[@tonyjones1560]

I remember seeing Tyson's third or fourth pro fight. His opponent came to the ring, climbed in, noticed Tyson's predatory stare from the corner...and for just a split-second, there was a flash of terror across his face that I personally have never seen anywhere else in life outside the military. He was beaten before the bell rang and Iron Mike knocked him out in the first round. Couldn't blame anyone for being afraid of this man, the pre-fight look on his face all but screamed, *You are about to die*

[@desamster]

@@tonyjones1560 Can't help but feel for the guy.

[@stevekelley2341]

I've watched boxing for 50 years now and iron Mike is the most impressive fighter I've ever seen .

[@reinortega23]

Next to Pacquiao

[@stevekelley2341]

@@reinortega23 hes good 2 , I'd like to see him take on my Irish brother connor McGregor. That would be a good fight .

[@deanodog3667]

@@stevekelley2341 you must have just watched Tyson!!

[@deanodog3667]

@@augustinofhipo158 so you've watched boxing for 50 yrs but only appreciate modern boxers ?? Errrm ok then !!

[@deanodog3667]

@@augustinofhipo158 sorry my good fellow my mistake !

[@davealaya]

The best martial arts instructor I ever had was a Tyson fanatic. Once you hear someone break down Tyson's arsenal you are forever an addict.

[@kingreyes7917]

Cus D'Amato and Kevin Rooney the best trainers of all times.....

[@iwapele697]

*I agree my friend!¡*

[@roberthamilton8024]

Only if you like peekaboo style. Rooney went on to train Tommy Morrison and Cus trained Floyd Patterson before Tyson but can you tell me of any other fighters they trained? I sure can't and I know my boxing and history of boxing better than most.

[@jondoe406]

@@roberthamilton8024 so he trained the youngest heavyweight world champions ever? What other resume does he need?

[@roberthamilton8024]

@@jondoe406 I never said it was not enough. Thats just the beginning and short end of his champion resume. Where Emanuel Stewart had dozens of fighters he brought up from childhood to champ. That does not count fighters he trained after they were pro challengers or champs already. Eddie Futch, Angelo Dundee, Freddy Roach, and so many others groom many young fighters not 1 every 25 years. Cus was a great man but he is not like the above trainers I mentioned. Not sure where your disxonnect is with what I said.

[@roberthamilton8024]

Not even close.

[@spastikps4916]

Tyson, in his prime, was the best fighter I've ever seen. He absolutely overwhelmed his opponents. I only wish Cus had lived long enough to manage Mike til the end of his career...I think if he had, Mike would now be known as the best fighter of all time.

[@judgedredd4778]

Αgreed 100%

[@CriticallyGnart]

@T Wilson I'm so happy for where Mike is in his life now. Hope everything goes well for him.

[@attitudeadjusted9027]

It was the dope that was is downfall.

[@MrBluntDaily]

Oh...is he not (arguably) known as the best fighter of all time?

[@CriticallyGnart]

@@MrBluntDaily There's a lot of debate about that. There's a bunch of greats and everyone has their favorite. I think Mike vs Ali is the biggest matter of debate.

[@salvitoripopadillo4539]

Being born in the 70's, I was a child of Tyson! Never has there been the most perfect combination of pure athletic talent plus superior training plus a horrific childhood, growing up fighting to create The Beast that was Iron Mike Tyson! Who he is today, makes him one of the most inspiring characters of my life! I've always had compassion for this man even when he was at his worst. Something about him that made me understand his rage and emotion. However, I've always said that after he left Rooney, things went down hill, which sometimes needs to happen for people until they find their authentic selves and can live in peace. I'm not sure if that's ever truly possible but I really dig Mike through all his life that I've witnessed.

[@jadeddragon4254]

I’m impressed buy his athletic accomplishments, but to idolize a rapist ? Tsk tsk lest we forget

[@Vihara2]

@@jadeddragon4254 he didnt do it, no rapist in the history of rape convictions has ever said in a rage after being convicted and sentenced "i wish i HAD raped the bitch", nobody. Thats on par with deathbed confessions.

[@MaxxtRendy]

Seeing most of his recent interviews, social life, and all that, he seems to be at peace with life and himself.

[@salvitoripopadillo4539]

@@Vihara2 Agreed!

[@cashboi6258]

Fascinating footage, I've never seen Tyson's skill broken down like this

[@VidManD73]

He was a destroyer, period point blank. I said it before and I'll say it again, if he never had've met 2 people, Robin Givens and Don King, he would've retired undefeated with about a 60 or 70 and 0 record with most of the 60 or 70 by way of knock out.

[@navillagonzalo]

Agreed. Nevertheless, his losses never made him less of a legend. If anything, it made him much more respected. What's more terrifying than a king that has several scars to flaunt?

[@I_like_turtles_67]

Agree 100%

[@aserrodriguez6609]

@@zer-td7il oh here comes the typical fucken hater talking allot his favorite subject GARGLING BALLS

[@VidManD73]

@@zer-td7il Hmm what an imagination. Gargling another man's balls??? That says a lot about how you think.

[@Igbon5]

Probably true, but it seems everyone gets complacent sooner or later and you just need that combination of someone fighting out of their skin and someone who has believed their own legend for too long. But, those two definitely helped derail him.

[@twistedink4788]

Definitely ONE of the GREATEST BOXERS of ALL TIME.

[@19zach75]

"A choice between a concussion or broken ribs." 😂😂😂

[@missball404]

ikr like damn, what a Choice right? lol🤣

[@Whos_K0NG]

Hmmmmm which would I choose?....... lol

[@ZeitGeist_TV]

Kolta Kong Knock me out at least I'll be sleep afterwards. A broken rib gonna hurt a lot more in various ways. You laugh it hurts, overeat it hurts, breathe heavy it hurts, turn onto your stomach whilst sleep and pain.

[@whatdotheycallmeagain]

@@ZeitGeist_TV but I'd rather suffer for a little bit than suffer all my life or get knocked dead 🤔

[@alvarodevora4895]

@@ZeitGeist_TV You're forgetting that a concussion can lead to more serious problems. A concussion can put you in a coma in some cases.

[@MarcosBitachi]

Forcing his opponent to choose between a concusion and broken ribs

[@marlawilcox4298]

I'd take the broken ribs over the concussion

[@hc1398]

As a boxer that’s been hit by nasty body shots and head shots...I’ll take the concussion any day.

[@keysersoze6330]

Punch to the face is scarier but less painful as a bodyshot

[@Lonesniper41]

@@hc1398 isn't brain damage something to be worried about?

[@me109cito5]

I'd rather take a front row seat.

[@wallstreetvazy151]

Man his trainer pulled that greatness out of him 💯

[@Kassiusday]

@BIG DOG! I was thinking the same you think is mike who did apply perfectly with his own skills , what he learnt to create that terrific machine of boxing 🥊 !!!

[@Traps510]

@BIG DOG! Nope. Not true at all. You must not know anything about boxing history

[@Traps510]

Wall street- very true. Cus D'amato was one of the greatest boxing trainers of All Time. He taught Floyd Patterson, Jose Torres, Teddy Atlas, Kevin Rooney everything they know about the peek a boo style.

[@user-wd5re7ik2f]

There's power in every single punch. He's amazing

[@alexandercarder2281]

I could watch Tyson all day. He is absolutely mesmerising his movement’s and speed and power and sneaky dodging etc

[@cds1223]

Likewise

[@GrindLikeNoTomorrow]

"There's no one that can match me. My style is impetuous, my defense is impregnable, and I'm just ferocious."

[@exit297676]

You Had to go There...... Was he wrong tho...... 😄😄😄😄 His style Never got Pregnant.......

[@dovahbean4208]

Read that in mikes voice.

[@raymondsanchezjr.6708]

"There's no one can stop meh"

[@borisrodriguez4441]

Too bad after that speech he lost in the following fight

[@adoboFosho]

"Theas no won that can math me. My thyle is impethous, my defenthe is impwegnable, and I'm juth fewocious."

[@sbaddison]

Awesome fighter. I remember his rise. Ruined by Don King. Such a shame.

[@Samps04]

Don king ruined all boxers he got his hands on. Nothing more than a Pimp

[@APAMVs]

@@Samps04 to quote Mike Tyson himself (Tyson 2008 documentary) "He is wrenched, decrepit. He would kill his mother for a dollar. "

[@Samps04]

@@APAMVs oh absolutely

[@jordanfrancisco27]

Hells yeah bro. Kinda sad. Cus D'Amato+Kevin Rooney+Tyson= best boxing team ever 🥊🥊🥊

[@onstakeisforme2460]

GOD LOVES YOU REPENT DIOS LOS AMA DIOS VIENE DIOS ES BUENO ❤💖♥REPIENTE Y BAUTISMO BAPTISM !

[@fgstech4857]

Absolutely beautiful...Tyson in his prime was like Leonardo da Vinci! Just masterful. The quickness of Tyson and add skill...good night! Awesome video Sir!

[@kojiyaw]

With other boxers that have complicated and sophisticated strategies and moves, Tyson almost has this simple but perfected strategy that makes him, for me, the greatest boxer.

[@davedahl6970]

Tyson’s head movement, ability to change angles and hit with incredible power have never been equalled in the heavyweight division. Appreciate the breakdown of his training and strategy.

[@414MrMilwaukee]

🥊Tyson left glove: *BEAST* 🥊Tyson right glove: *MONSTER* 👨🏿Tyson without gloves: *IRON*

[@Rockstopmotion]

Mitch green felt that iron

[@iLaeyes]

Tyson without gloves: KILLER

[@stargrazer2770]

Man imagine when he beats his meat

[@jswaag9183]

@@stargrazer2770 lol

[@SnailHatan]

I’ll bet that sounded cooler in your head

[@ultrapurple111]

The Mike Tyson era was the last time I seriously and consistently watched boxing. Now it's all UFC for me. This video is an extreme example of how practice makes perfect.

[@tomrafferty2562]

Agree, I choose UFC over boxing these days, but if I watch a Tyson clip I'm mesmerised!

[@tynolin8397]

kajestro m. He said he wouldn’t have wanted compete in the UFC in an interview a few years ago

[@CSelH]

I come back and watch this video every so often and it honestly brings me close to tears everytime. Watching Prime Tyson fights is a transcendental experience. To see a man move with such intent, purpose, and power, it's a kind of control and mastery of the body and mind that most of us will never experience. He was like a walking flow state back then. It's great to know that all these years later he's really started to tame his psychology too, considering the mental hell he went through. He's like a 21st century sage, and like all the best sages, you'd never tell from the surface. Wisdom that's more alike to scripture than to an encyclopedia, and I'm not a religious man.

[@madsanygaddong9431]

Only Mike Tyson system can beat Usyk....Bravery like Iron Mike needed to stop the unstoppable Ukhrainian.💪

[@stlbohemian]

I am the same way when i watch all the videos and the perfect match of speed, power, style, and for all us guys with a short reach, and not big , 215lbs, 5" 10" , even his jab was a piston that deserves more credit ! Amazing get chills still watching Prime Iron Mike!

[@RossKempOnYourMum01]

Wow CRINGE!!!!

[@bballah4lyfe]

I wish Mike fought lewis and holyfield in his prime. Prior to prison. The guy was a different beast!

[@slav8893]

Knight Rydah yeah prison definitely ruined his mental stability

[@so.callife]

My thoughts&feelings exactly

[@bballah4lyfe]

@@burakaslan6670 it wasnt just prison that messed mike up. It was his drug problem which he started after his trainer died and then again his 2nd one. U could tell that Mike wasnt the same

[@abugonapugonamugonarug1653]

Ye idk y but a lot of ppl can’t understand that Mike Tyson’s prime has nothing to do with his age but rather those who were around him.

[@bballah4lyfe]

@@abugonapugonamugonarug1653 exactly bro. After the death of his trainers he went nuts. Legit became a complete different fighter. More angry and he "became" crazy. Thank god hes good now but he really had lost it poor guy. He had a really rough life growin up and people.used him for his money alottt

[@knowledgebornunderstanding8826]

The importance of a trainer that knows his fighter is unmatched, how many fights did Tyson lose with Rooney? ZERO How many titles 3. Tyson did not train like this after leaving Kevin, watch the Larry Holmes fight how Rooney knew what combos to use , and not let mike complain about Holmes holding him. Tyson followed king and lost his title his freedom Smh

[@philiplamotta4901]

said someone dear to me: a good coach is who must know the opponent of his boxer, and know which technique to use against that kind of opponent, because not all are the same. To his basic technique it is necessary to affix some changes every time..

[@charliesims7302]

Almost all pro athletes are on juice. Many of the ones who aren't are on hgh, igf1,sarms, prohormones and the like. Whichever boxer you like if he's past the 60s he was probably on steroids. And even if he's not steroids dont make you a great fighter. And Tyson was a genius in the ring. This was largely due to his profoundly knowledgeable coach but he was no slouch and he utilized what his coach taught him nearly every fight.

[@gentlemandemon]

@The african nigga most dudes were on juice back then. that doesn't take away from his technical skills or mean there's nothing to learn from him

[@tarstarkusz]

This is probably why Tyson was never great. He was destined to greatness under Rooney and self destructed as soon as he left and was never the same ever again. Ultimately, Tyson is one of the most overrated fighters of all time. I understand why people get excited, he had such tremendous gifts... But he squandered them all and never had a good fighter after his fight with Rudduck.

[@dsaint9264]

Once cus died it was just a matter of time.he was awesome to watch in his prime

[@veryinteresting2208]

If Cus had lived Mike would have been the greatest boxer ever.

[@ChickenScratchComedy]

@@bobjrplease8649 I hope he meant "avoided most of the B's he went through"

[@dylvasey]

The old Ali or Tyson question eh? I personally think Tyson was the greatest boxer ever, but I can understand why people would say Ali.

[@SammyJoeLouis]

Unban mis old ice jr Please Maybe the most vicious and our favorite but to say he’s the greatest ever is stretching it. What does great mean? Affecting the most people’s lives? Won the most fights? Had “it”? Had the highest level of competition? Had the most knockouts? There’s so many things that go into being the greatest

[@hattorihanzo6104]

@@dylvasey No you don't or you wouldn't say tyson was the greatest.

[@hattorihanzo6104]

@@bobjrplease8649 No he's not. He's not the Greatest heavyweight by far.

[@alvarezgamers]

How Mike was able to move side to side that fast while still coming forward and punching is insane.

[@thehowls4918]

I still believe that Iron Mike has the best uppercut technique in boxing. This video shows that

[@mauditsalopard]

I wish people knew how complex, strategic and cerebral boxing is

[@nathanwalsh3028]

Could not agree more. I hate hearing the people that say it's just fighting what's so tough about it? As a former boxer myself it is very hard to think and be strategic when you're getting your head punched in. 👊

[@keithpressley6204]

Stop bitchn

@ვაჟა-ფშაველა stop it

[@Fermion.]

Mike Tyson & Cus D'Amato That's some real-life kung-fu shit right there. The old master teaching his last & greatest student. 90's kids, remember how hype Tyson fights were? Those man cave PPV fights were legit events for us.

[@Diversity.555]

Fermion 90s? His prime was the 80s

[@Fermion.]

@@Diversity.555 You may be right. But I'm just talking about my particular experience.

[@IndianaJoe0321]

PPV -- and then the fight was over in less than 90 seconds ...

[@cyberdroid2300]

5:26 HAJIME IPPO! I know that sound from anywhere. I'm having so much fun watching that series and I can see why you used music from it. Ippo basically uses the peekabo technique as his main fighting style.

[@woofie2093]

mike tyson's prime is terrifying af

[@NicanorMC1973]

Q: Who defeated Tyson? A: Tyson.

[@Man-ix5mc]

Nicanor Morales Cortés Sad, but true.

[@Cthulu54]

As well as Douglas,, Holyfield, Lewis, et al

[@alonsoalvarez6194]

Douglas fucked him up but thats true nobody better than tyson.

[@LaLaLucky7777]

Buster Douglass Real deal holyfield x2 and Lewis.how ever Tyson was far from prim in all of these fights and Tyson knock holyfield down and got a bad count from the ref.Tyson in his prime fucked people up fast and hard then he got big and slow.

[@SJ_1990]

@@LaLaLucky7777 Cus's death is what defeated Mike he was never same after his only genuine loving father had passed away then Don King happened and the rest is history shame we got Tyson Vs Morrison and shame Tyson never faced David Tua either that would been both been fuckin brutal!

[@BobBobOnYouTube]

Tyson peaked early. But, during his peak, I don't think there's ever been a boxer better than that. Prime Tyson vs anyone = Tyson victory.

[@mator2339]

Tyson never had a peak !!

[@loltf3080]

david tua

[@xeranu8960]

Imagine no don king, no jail, sober mike with good people around him polishing his skills age 18-35 years old uninterrupted by circumstances. What kind of evolution would he have had?

[@SnDy2004]

@@xeranu8960 What exactly happened with don king?

[@bmxriderforlife1234]

He didn't peak early we never got to see his full potential. Unfortunately after cus died he didn't have the best people in his camp. Peak tyson would've still had his crazy peekaboo style but cus or a new good trainer would had him adapt around the fighters who's trainers clued in on how the foot work os a death trap if you don't know how to counter it. Why tyson lost to dudes who then lost to dudes tyson has easily beaten. Tyson was kinda like Ali more unique style very perfected that you needed to actively counter. Problem is, if tyson had simply thrown in South paw stance or something similar and switched up his peekaboo slips for a move open Bob and weave Ali style but still staying tight ish or switching between more open and tight he could've easily adapted his style kept the foot work concept but had all the angles and set ups to come at you with. Plus give his planted foot work which helped his power and his speed. A peek fully trained out tyson would've been a much better fighter than what we saw towards the end of his career. Also would've had the edge of upping his peekaboo style as far as less unneeded movements with better accuracy with slipping in that tight position. Imagine tyson stepping off to the same right side he did but this time it was his power hand throwing fast south paw strikes to the head with a cross that prevents you from firing back and then a full power body mechanics left into the body. Or switching for the left side and using his fast power hand for shit.

[@nathanvertil7355]

I love "Inner Light" being played at the end.

[@luvbig41]

The speed and power in EVERY punch is incredible.

[@FREEMAN....]

He was an incredible boxer, dedicated to his sport. He also was very lucky to have such a great trainer.

[@xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx]

Very lucky in the sense of Cus and Rooney, but really unlucky that the spawn of Satan Aka Don king got his paws on him. Don king wanted Rooney gone and the rest was history.

[@FREEMAN....]

@@xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx Well said.

[@hockeymann88]

He moved like a skilled collegiate wrestler, circling quickly but mataining a balanced stance. This video are great. It shows all his hard work. He wasn't just born a champion, he worked very very hard.

[@TheOlmonroe1]

When Kevin Rooney was fired Mike Tyson's skills diminished as a boxer.

[@jrcuartz1829]

devastating power combined with excellent technique = legend

[@odetobaltimore]

And speed

[@paolobenedicti1319]

I don’t think anyone could’ve defeated him in his prime.

[@mastergamer-wg3mn]

Paolo Benedicti prime foreman will smack his ass

[@paolobenedicti1319]

master gamer I don’t think so

[@chrisjenkins5846]

Hahaha. .....name 1 elite fighter mike beat that wasn't old like Larry holmes ....he got completely outboxed in his prime by buster douglas and knocked the fuck out .......don't get me wrong mike was explosive at what he did but it only served him well when he was knocking over cans in a very weak heavyweight division (not mikes fault) but it only served him well against diluted opposition ...once he stepped up to REAL competition he struggled or got his arse beat .....this style is limited because he only knows how to do a few things and that's headhunt. ..the style was adapted because it works well for people mikes size .....didn't work against the greats tho did it........

[@nikolamarkovic4553]

@@chrisjenkins5846 Everything you said talking that you don't know shit about boxing. Most "elite" fighters as you call them didn't want to step into the ring with Tyson at his best

[@nikolamarkovic4553]

@@aadityabhaskar2285 First 3 rounds with Tyson is like other fighter trying just to survive, barely able to do something. That was crazy. It was like we watching him punching heavy bag instead of fighters.

[@jamesw9930]

Before Don King got involved, Tyson might have been the most technically sound heavyweight fighter of all time

[@rabbitphobia]

James W .... Don King was the first man to beat Tyson he was the one to actually do what so many men tried but failed to do sad to think that slimy bastard has all that money even more money he stole from Mike and Tyson was almost broke.

[@IndianaJoe0321]

Don King's got a very special place in Hell, waiting for him. It's REAL hot ...

[@IndianaJoe0321]

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., @Chip Altman? Really?? Seriously???

[@mau_um_mau]

Great vídeo. Hajimo no Ippo Op was Gold Man

[@peterscott1411]

Incredible there will never be another like him, still love watching him

[@slimmpickings3120]

Feeling lucky to have lived during his reign in the sport. What a specimen; changed the game of Boxing at the heavyweight level forever...

[@rabbitphobia]

Slimm Pickings .... we will not see the likes of him ever again I don't think there will ever be another fighter like him again and with the right people around him he would have never gone to prison too, and screw Don King.

[@DGRIFF]

As lifelong fight fan, I've still never seen a big man move as quick as Tyson. Force= Mass × Acceleration. Power= Force × Velocity. This is the secret to a powerful punch. Acceleration and speed is the most important factor in generating force and therefore power. Tyson was a master of physics!

[@TurboLazer007]

Wow he moves like a programmed automated machinery

[@heathc148]

Muscle memory

[@saihemebillings2820]

Been watching Tyson since I was 14 in 85 and I always get a thrill outta watching his fights.

[@drumrsmith]

I believe he was the best heavyweight of all time.

[@JamesBondRambo]

rahemma smith Joe Louis was

[@NoNo-dz2it]

@issyyy_06 Frazier would get ko'd by tyson. The shortest pro fight of mikes career was against marvis who was trained by joe.

[@tynolin8397]

No No getting trained by someone and being someone is two different things

[@NoNo-dz2it]

@@tynolin8397 marvis was 50% joe frazier.

[@roejogan5212]

@@NoNo-dz2it i agree, but not for this reason. Frazier lost to Foreman, who was the hardest puncher out of Frazier Ali and Foreman. Tyson hits not quite as hard, but harder than anyone else in the heavyweight class back then, Foreman nonwithstanding.

[@hollywoodhawkins9730]

Mike knocked out so many dudes infront of their wives & side pieces

[@deadmanperipherals]

ikr

[@hurakagame9195]

all with a 2 piece #body #uppercut

[@RoninAli1]

Hollywood Hawkins LOL!! That’s a thought!

[@marcmaddock9980]

Then he fought some real fighters and got his ass handed to him. Lennox would've beat him at any point so would Holyfield.

[@stevenbaca7122]

Holyfield was losing so he started headbutting and the ref wasn't calling it, mike got mad and took a chunk of his ear lmao

[@samir.ebrahim]

I study Mike more than any other fighter, because he used his rage along with his boxing IQ to absolutely decimate everyone. Turning a weakness into a weapon, masterful.

[@ForeverZoeful]

The hajime no ippo music ippo is based on tyson awesome anime 10 out of 10 for boxing fans

[@ryneagheilim9782]

Dont forget Jack Dempsey bro. Dempshi Roru!

[@ManicOpake]

I think he's like Joe frazier. Watch frazier vs Forman and you can see the ippo spirit

[@who_this_king]

@@ManicOpake The manga author said Ippo is a heavy puncher based on Tyson

[@BlackMusicGenre]

That Anime cost a grip now that it's out of print.

[@seunglee6990]

Abner Luiz but he’s far lighter than Tyson he’s like a featherweight

[@artpeasant3517]

That agility and strength is on level of a cougar. Evrytime I watch Tyson's fights I'm feeling I watch those videos where wild cats attacking humans.

[@adamlees4496]

When Tyson implemented his training techniques under rooney and Cus in his prime he was the best heavyweight I've ever seen.

[@mikevellir4871]

Most people just saw the brute power of Tyson in his glory days, but few realized how skilled he was in technique as well as quickness of punches and combinations. Definitely in the top 5 heavys of all time.

[@Redstar19791979]

Amazing technique! He really wasn’t the same after Cus passed.

[@JdMetal]

His speed that really kills his opponents....super fast for HW imo

[@johnferguson3026]

Many of Mike's opponents in the past are waking up every morning and still feeling those blows!

[@williamjeffreys2980]

Great video. Many don't appreciate all the hard work, study, and technique involved.

[@adamulla2822]

Mike Tyson made me start boxing :^D

[@treetheoak8313]

Ippo made me start boxing.

[@stewiegriffy2928]

You'll get brain damage

[@HostileLemons]

@@stewiegriffy2928 not if you box like floyd

[@stewiegriffy2928]

@@HostileLemons even Floyd has sever brain damage

[@HostileLemons]

@@stewiegriffy2928 no he dosent lol

[@little07christiano]

Tyson was strong as an ox. Skilled and fast. He had one of the best ring IQ's. He was extremely well trained. Had Cus and Rooney stayed by his side he would have rules the world of boxing for a few more years.

[@betterblues5892]

They made him down! They planned on it! They sabotage him and ruined his life!!! You'll always be the greatest heavyweight champion for me/us Mike "IRON" Tyson...

[@yaniaira4618]

our champ..iron mike

[@freespeechisdead1565]

"IRON" Mike Tyson

[@andritr9614]

I believe it was all about business. Mike was really bad for the gambling business, especially Las Vegas.

[@johnleon2594]

ALI🥊💯🥊

[@rafaels3289]

He weren’t very clever for business. The perfect target for bad ppl like Don King

[@uzair5664]

the hajime no ippo theme at the end is highly appreciated

[@kellyslingerland4186]

There have been many talented fighters, but I have never seen anyone else, anyone, as sharp and powerful at once, as Mike. Imagine having to stand in front of this guy in his prime. Or next Wednesday for that matter.

[@Sliver64]

That was terrifying lol he clearly had a perfect combination of technique and power.

[@hithere2602]

Nice pfp

[@Ezekialify]

I always forget how terrifying Tyson is. Even watching the highlights had me twitch at some of those crazy blows.

[@1ChristopherCampbell]

You can tell Rooney is contemplating if he's getting paid enough

[@Doug.the.welder]

Watching Rooney hold those pads makes me nervous

[@ehsansaidable]

You could see Rooney was nervous❗❗❗

[@brianreed6491]

I bet it sounded like gunshots and probably made your whole arm sore.

[@Mark-zs7sz]

I'm sure Tyson knew it also. He had to be cautious. One miscalculated upper cut and it could have Killed Rooney.

[@daryllndemmayah4874]

More drills to please

[@toddtoure7041]

Yes,show as much as you can!! Always excited to see Iron Mike's Training camps.

[@kushandy7796]

OMG YOU FINALLY MADE A MIKE TYSON VIDEO!! THIS IS THE BEST CHRISTMAS EVE EVER!!

[@knightshousegames]

5:28 Imagine being this guy. Just throwing literally everything you have at a target as massive as Tyson, and it has absolutely no effect because every single attack misses and then he one shots you. When that guy woke up, I bet he wasn't even mad, just impressed. But like a little mad. But mostly impressed.

[@gunukulanaren2957]

lol i just realised the ending clip had hajime no ippos music in it

[@elbraymundo]

For that sequence of slips and the big KO, there is no better choice

[@ryanogorman3652]

i just started watching ippo, they mention mike tyson briefly but it's almost as if ippo is modeled after tyson, they are so similar in boxing styles

[@gunukulanaren2957]

@@ryanogorman3652 yea

[@wonderboy5622]

Tyson got the best body dynamics

[@terradarker555]

great video! shows that mike was so much more than just a quick power puncher!

[@evulmievl]

I love watching his training footage almost as much as his fights.

[@irfankusai1433]

He just fit physically with his style, nobody can do that as fit as he is

[@kellybergin1532]

Alot of POWER!!

[@dacheamf]

2:59 had that man questioning his whole purpose in this world... “why was I born?” “What’s the meaning of life.” “Ohh he trying to Kill me kill me.. this is beyoooond me.”

[@cuongbui9708]

I used the same techniques on my pillow, it didn’t have a chance.

[@can-ws8hn]

cuong bui nice joke

[@avocado270]

copied

[@Burninlog]

I only got a split decision against my pillow.

[@avocado270]

@The Stranger copied

[@avocado270]

@The Stranger copied

[@aronsaeed1669]

Tyson is from another planet. The best ever for me, love him

[@tamatoa8261]

The beginning of the end for Tyson was when he left the Cus d'Amato / Kevin Rooney camp and went with Don King. I believe if he had stayed, he would've retired undefeated and the greatest boxing champion in history. Once he drank the Kool-aid that he was unbeatable and could party and not train, he was done.

[@notagrd]

Tysons first real defeat came from don king.

[@traderpapertiga]

Tyson is my favourite technician And Ali my favourite magician

[@dtincworldnews8922]

Mike Tyson is an legendary boxer but Kevin Rooney is legendary in his own right for helping create him.