Mike Tyson & Cus D'Amato

[@Fefnefef]

"He's my boy, he's with me". Can't imagine how much that made him feel he belonged.

[@josephgaines7496]

Makes me cry just thinking about it. My adopted father said that about me for 10 years. meant the world to me

[@patdennison4508]

I work out every minute of every day. I've Won a lot, but if I had that backing, I'd be laughing.

[@mikaahkana160]

I imagine it would’ve felt good for me and u to feel that. But that time has passed

[@georgedonohoe7123]

Just oozes power!!!!!!!

[@mrcbone123]

Obligated, not belong

[@MaceoRoker]

“A person dies when they no longer have the will to live.” Powerful words.

[@_aSa-]

I think Jakie will have nothing to live for after that fight...

[@joedipietro2559]

Yep Mike is the greatest and Jake is a clown 🤡. Jake going to really get hurt badly. ​@@_aSa-

[@olshuck8510]

dude died knowing he completed his mission

[@SleepyPenguin-8og]

​@@olshuck8510what mission lol

[@SIyMarbo]

sometimes i feel that matches mike more than cus mike died when cus died but came back because of what cus taught him about never quitting mike is a real phoenix

[@canarc1]

Mikes story with Cus is one of the best in all of sports.

[@veraedison1391]

It's a miracle

[@shz6148]

100 % the best. Unbelivable

[@Paulco67]

It’s very profound

[@americangirl-]

They don't call him Iron Mike for nothing.....👑🐐🥊

[@roquefortfiles]

They need to make a Netflix series on this story. It is incredible. Tyson's story is incredible.

[@marc416]

Hearing Tyson cry actually brought a tear to me Real talk..

[@Ronnyboy543]

real talk man bro inspires me

[@knoname7778]

Yup

[@CalebWalker-i6w]

Tyson was either going to die on streets or live in prison or become the youngest Heavyweight champion in the world. Those were his only 3 options Cus happened to see it right away and save his life

[@aguy559]

Cus was the closest thing to a father he ever had.

[@m17-04]

Is is dad

[@dawoodakhtar3691]

He was his father

[@dareptile2653]

He adopted Mike, they loved each other and their story is beautiful

[@marlonhosten4693]

Cus was the only real thing he ever had !

[@parkdaniel3980]

Cause you know?..

[@adnaanu]

Got chills when Mike said "he summoned me"

[@hitsharder6783]

Yeah shit man

[@DEEPMMA]

Get chills everytime

[@hawkeyemode3115]

And when Cus says “fear is you friend”

[@Rurikproject]

Same here! That's just eerie! I was about to make this same comment but you beat me to it.

[@ulukbekruslanuulu8782]

Please could you text the last words i couldn't catch them at all and understand, what about they talk about all in all?

[@Starstorm111]

They both saved each others life’s. They were destined to meet. Listening to Mike cry while speaking breaks my heart…

[@marcusalvarez370]

Cus + Mike = UNSTOPPABLE

[@daynerpotter9514]

Too much party time ruined Tyson 🤪

[@judgementforevilones8150]

Amen !

[@daynerpotter9514]

@@tc8121 there were probably lots of things

[@mattjones8254]

If Cus had lived just 5 more years, there would have never been Robin or Don King...... It's heart breaking.....

[@martinfernandez3517]

@@judgementforevilones8150 D 0, ñ. Ñ b ñ J . ñ nm bm, h Nl? Mm 4

[@kashmirirose3733]

'If he were'nt here, I wouldn't be alive today." ~words of a parent

[@valvenus5715]

5’10 heavy weight champion. That’s the power of believing.

[@davidhayes2567]

at 20yrs and 4 months

[@LuisLorenzana-yl5kh]

He was fighting gaints

[@WalkerChristopher11]

​@@LuisLorenzana-yl5kh he was and beating the shit out of them

[@valdivia1234567]

Remember that Cuban dude he fought? He was at least 6'5", and a huge dude. Tyson brutalized him. I think he did go the distance though. Not sure if that had long term effects on him though.

[@TheOriginalHeisenberg]

03:09 Hearing the emotion while Mike struggles through his words 😭😭😭 Cus meant everything to him.

[@muffintopz4692]

Mike loved Cus. Mike has changed a lot over the years for the better. Imagine the impact one person can make on your life and change your entire trajectory. Sounds like Cus needed Mike just as much as Mike needed him.

[@marvinsmith8015]

As strong and ferocious as MIke was, he was like a humble little child in the presence of Cus DAmato, understanding that with age is wisdom, never be so arrogant as to ignore "learning" you will cheat yourself out of a lifetime of experience. With age, you become wiser & begin to comprehend what Cus was trying to explain to him in his younger years, even after all this time has passed, Mike tears up when reminiscing about his father figure.

[@godnnat]

It’s the best way to be when learning anything.. child like with no preconceived notions or they hinder you!

[@ewanmackenzie242]

Something the younger generations have lost. A wise old man once told me “I have forgotten more than you know”. Take that how you want, but to me that shit run deep. Made me realise to respect an older persons view of something. Everything you know now may be a useless load of bollocks by the time your 40 and actually think like an adult. Life experience is priceless.

[@babkeebabkus8177]

@@godnnat hmm...makes me realize something too...the master doesn't like the student to talk back so much and be full of too many words or his own opinions and ideas...it's like if the glass is already full then nothing can be poured in...the student must empty his vessel and trust that the master will give him everything he needs to know which he only needs to apply and he has certain success...I was under the instruction of a master (no need to specify what art form) but as I started to progress greatly from putting into practice what he taught me I spoke out a bit too much in front of people and he didn't like it but did not tell me...he organized a difficultly for me after that (probably to challenge ego) and I didn't pass it and I left in anger...still have his teaching but it requires certain outside setup to be put into effective practice...the thing is if the master is not happy with his student for any reason he can sabotage that student to make them leave...it is how it is...people can be vindictive just under normal circumstances but the master can be very cruel if he chooses to be...anyway if you have a good method which has been taken to it's full extent by the master and you do it over and over several hours a day for months and then years you yourself become the master and have the knowledge to teach a student

[@godnnat]

@@babkeebabkus8177 using water as the analogy. if a master is teaching, his form should be pure with no contaminates.. with you being the clean, empty cup to receive!

[@babkeebabkus8177]

@@godnnat yeah sure...perhaps some are more lenient than others but as stated some masters can be cruel...if u are too intelligent or have too much opinion it is actually a downside...one must be humble and quiet and act how the master likes to see u under him which is like a little child...my master had also been a rebel and refused to follow others orders and made his own way after he got the teaching...I revered him but then more people started coming and I thought he was a blabber mouth (didn't tell him or anyone this but maybe he read my mind)...he talked and talked and talked..and then I talked a bit too much and he didn't like it...I gave a different opinion to people than his and I think he took offence and set up something for me after which removed me....u know sometimes it can be people coming in from outside that cause difficulties and misconceptions between master and student...it's complex...we can say "just be as a child and be empty and do what he says"..I could have just stayed away and been ultra private and more diligent with my practice but I just happened to be there with more people showing up asking questions...really addition of people into the mix can fck things up quickly...the bond of master and student must be strong but with too many people around and his focus on too many things then stuff can go sideways...not giving excuses here but many variables involved...if you have the teaching and can do it without being bothered several hours a day you will have success within months and mastery within a few years but lots of tests in that time...lots of ways to fall and be removed from that training environment...I still practice but no where near the 8 hours a day I was doing in the forest on the mountain which is what is required for real breakthru and into mastery...just an hour every morning

[@miseryisme]

Cus was unbelievable. The impact he had on Mike, one of the absolute grestest, says all that needs to be said. Tyson cant even speak about Cus to this day without breaking down. Cus gave us Iron Mike, theres no Mike Tyson as he is today without Cus. Its profound when you hear Cus say the same about Mike. Hear him say Mike kept him alive. Their relationship was the definition of one of a kind

[@troydixon4425]

1234456 easy he simplified everything but u got face it or not see I don't love with things evil I don't know what's that like but u got to a shame it really force fighters to do styles they want it's ashame what the sport has came to he got robbed by every ody really ever ass with ashame u need this opinion actually u lost and won over greed save on but u ain't saving shit save on

[@troydixon4425]

Let me say the trainer cus was the greatest

[@travzimmerman1340]

Do some research before you post. For example; Cus trained 3 World champions and Stewart trained 41 World champions.

[@davidsellers3639]

Almost like Rocky

[@metalmacabre9991]

​@@troydixon4425huh? What kind of weed are you smoking? I need some of that.

[@AlinaAnastasia114]

Why hasn’t there been a movie out with Cus and Mike… this is the best duo of all time

[@SteveJoe911]

Mike and cus and even the whole life of Mike's can make one of the greatest true story in movie history

[@klausionadel8886]

They've

[@joegevorkyan7308]

Agree

[@LuisLorenzana-yl5kh]

They have the Tyson movie with Micheal tai white

[@LuisChairez-ew6sm]

I'm here after hearing that a stupid KZbinr is going to fight the legend mike. This is sad , it's sad what you all created.. when tf did we let this happen.. a young fighter should lay that bum out. A actual boxer not UFC fighter .. and of course he wont get in the cage that would be worst for the idiot..

[@benjaminfranklyn9292]

Cus D'Amato...a modern day Roman General. Words of Steel!!

[@solarman6648]

couldnt have said it better myself

[@blitzkrieg5721]

When a man know what he's doing

[@RC-uy3nm]

Bravo!! Cus Damato rappresenta il tipico Padre Italiano.

[@benjaminfranklyn9292]

@@RC-uy3nm Ok cool - great stuff. I kind of understand what you are saying.

[@RC-uy3nm]

@@benjaminfranklyn9292 👍🇮🇹

[@SaltySeaQueen-nn8wm]

Every child needs & deserves a good Father figure.

[@hanzflackshnack1158]

Growing up without a father really messes you up… Hope someone reads this and considers not abandoning their child. Life without structure leads to a belief in nothing and it’s a dark place to live your life…

[@willywonky7544]

Powerful words.

[@coleworld9783]

Did you grow up without a dad? My son's father is just a loser and it's my fault because I was young and dumb. My son is about to be 12 and has never talked to him because he was a baby when his dad left. As a mom I don't want him to deal with later life problems due to my bad decisions. If you grew up w.o a dad, what could your mom have done to fix it? What would've made you feel better? It sounds dumb, but I really want to hear an answer from a male who actually went through it

[@Ivan-cg2pd]

@@coleworld9783Mothers often do a mistake when they think if their kids have no father they have to play half of that role themselves - completely wrong. You just have to be as warm and supportive as u can be and best u can do in replacing father is to give ur son some good man/father figure

[@sothisremindsmeof.....1179]

​@@coleworld9783I had a dad growing up but he was in a different country when I was growing up. He was around less than 20 days a year. So maybe I can give some advice. Get him some father figures in the community. If there is a sports coach who is fatherly, get him to train with him, my boy's scout officers were the main male figures in my life and they gave me some good structure. Male figures at church too guided me so I always say though my dad was mostly absent, I was still raised by good men. And oh my Karate instructor too was a good influence. I grew up in Africa though and here the entire community is interested in the upbringing of the young. I am guessing you are in Europe where things are mostly you and your household but I hope you some of the advice I have given applies. ❤

[@Thomas-w2k]

This is about greatness. Great men bring other men up to their greatness, not hold them back or down. Thank you Cus. R.I.P.

[@herebertomelendez]

After all these years, I'm literally in tears. They made magic together, zero exaggeration.

[@6OnTheDice]

RIP Cus He created the best fighters in history which clearly make’s him one of the best trainers in history too❤️

[@themegaislandman]

Absolutely right. Cus D'Amato is the greatest boxing trainer. His style is a very formidable one.

[@shz6148]

Agree, but i will say he was more like a teacher and father than a trainer. A mentor

[@arnolfovioli1983]

Non uno dei migliori ma il migliore

[@travzimmerman1340]

​@@themegaislandman Actually, the peek-a-boo style is pretty ineffective which is why nobody uses it. Cus trained 3 World champions and Stewart trained 41. There's still time to delete your post and learn the sport.

[@travzimmerman1340]

​@@arnolfovioli1983 He isn't the best trainer. Learn the sport before you post.

[@realmmarque6906]

The pain in Mike's voice when he talks so fondly of Cus nearly 40 years on is unbearable. Sleep tight Cus😇😇😇God bless you Mike❤️❤️❤️

[@Eagle-ix5hs]

Thank you CUS, you unearthed a diamond from the dirt, the greatest boxer in history!! We owe you one,continue Resting Legend

[@sk8rz2]

Amen! May Cus be resting in peace, amazing man.

[@dkj978]

He also coached Ali, arguably the best. What a match that would have been!

[@themegaislandman]

Yessir, Mike is the greatest to ever lace up a pair. He is the grandmaster of pugilist science. A warrior of all the ages....

[@dkj978]

@@themegaislandman Like stepping into the ring with a raging bull. Or an Iron Mike. Always with the eloquence of the conqueror as well.

[@alexfrio2553]

games are not fun unless they are shared with youtubes

[@joshjackson2611]

All I ever wanted when I was growing up was to have someone like Cus to look up to as a role model and a father figure. I just wanted someone who believed in me more than they believed in themselves

[@shodapad07]

I hope you still find it if you are still young enough for it. If older now, may be you can give the younger ones your learned wisdom. You might be pleasantly surprised what you might find out by teaching younger people. I wish you all the best. God bless!

[@gmork9279]

You can get strength from not having someone like that, if u dont give up and search for wisdom... and maybe one day you can be that person for someone else... Thats my thoughts, my experience is similar too yours...

[@DEEPMMA]

Absolutely well said, i never found that but now im dedicating myself to do that for others.

[@giacdeg]

Oh man. I feel that. To have a strong, kind father figure in your life encouraging you is very important for every son. How many have gone astray or not reached their full potential due to their fathers being either absent or unsupportive or abusive?

[@joshjackson2611]

@JKD TYSON more than you could know, bruddah! i really appreciate you taking your time to reply to my comment

[@michaeljmobley]

Mike needed Cus and Cus needed Mike. Just listening to him say that he's the reason that he wants to stay alive to be there for him and to help him be the champion that he knew he could become is just awesome. Those two were perfect for each other.

[@AbcAB205]

When a person sees something in you that you don't see. That's true blessing. Cus was one of those one in a billion people

[@bauparedes2074]

“Fear is your friend” ✊🏾💪🏾 Don’t lose your motivation champion 🫵🏾

[@JThom-yh3ef]

The man that knew the science of boxing. Cus D’amato is a true G. Rip my friend.

[@Bobbyberta284]

Cus saved him. That man was a miracle worker! Bless his soul, he gave mike a chance and he crushed it. Rip legend

[@lk8300]

Behold. Cus discovered and uncovered a true masterpiece. The great Mike Tyson.

[@weknowthetruth6070]

Literal , one of the greatest fighters the world has seen

[@SchweppeSounds]

@@weknowthetruth6070 and ever will see.

[@shz6148]

The greatest warrior ever. A noble warrior

[@triniboybobb2332]

“Mike was my motivation to stay alive” - Cus d’ Amato

[@bradgphoto]

Seeing the baddest man on the planet getting choked up and crying is the realist stuff ever. Cus loved him so much.

[@Toby10]

Two people, one meeting, two people, two legends.

[@scottfisher352]

It’s been said that a child needs only one person to believe in and support them to grow up and be ok … here’s proof

[@greatone33j]

If only Cus had lived to see the championship years.

[@joes5695]

He woukd not have let Tyson go off the rails like that fake Don King. His winning streek woukd have been longer. And his health better.

[@Neilltheone]

Cus actually stated that he attributed his fighters success to the ability to succeed without him looking after them. Mike definitely accomplished that but he was surrounded by the wrong people after Cus had passed.

[@jamess5920]

If cus was there until the end nobody would of matched Mike Tyson!! So true..

[@ArthurBuckBiblowski]

RIP Cus. Some say real men don't cry. Mike seems pretty real to me.

[@HectorSegura-zu6id]

There will never in the history of boxing be a more dangerous duo than Cus & Prime Mike. They were relentless in all aspects. "He summons me.." I got absolute chills...

[@nubianpwr]

me too

[@paulnicholls1074]

Bang on with that comment just wish cus had lived longer to keep mike on track and watch him come undefeated tyson we will never see another like him the best ever

[@wethdtdi]

its fucking sad he died before seing him a champ ... and if he was here ... oh it was going to be different

[@coolmoe3289]

Tyson: "Cus said" "He Summond me.." That Sh"t was Deep..

[@glw2]

And kinda weird if you ask me . Especially if you're a conspiracy theory person.

[@coolmoe3289]

If you listen to Cuss Talk... The Old Man Had Spiritual Wisdom That Flys Over the Head Of Average Person In today's Microwave Society..

[@tonyagreathouse3077]

He showed Mike love he so much needed. Also taught him his ability to fight.

[@James00795]

❤

[@nubianpwr]

truth

[@moquilla1]

Goes to show how important it is to have a father figure in your life to help lead you in the right direction. Some of us aren’t that fortunate and it makes life a little harder, I’m glad they found each other.

[@gabbyknight3208]

A man who made Tyson beast on the ring

[@EileenCollom]

Cus the great mentor. Mike in 2024 is still the real deal.

[@adamdesanti6713]

'83-'88 Mike is my favourite. So humble and focused. Just a destroyer for Cus' vision.

[@TheJoeyoso]

All these quotes on discipline effected me to a certain extent. Very inspiring even to the average person, personal success, and just being of good character.

[@curtisyost5247]

Sports teaches morals and ethical principles to enable one to navigate through life. That is exemplary by men.

[@chaelsonnen7947]

Everyone is an average person at some point..

[@Celebrimbor965]

​@@chaelsonnen7947Not true, some people are born geniuses.

[@mohammedosman5382]

How humble and emotional mike gets when he talks about his male figure a relationship which destroyed racism and everything RIP cuz d’amato and what a humble and loyal guy is mike Tyson

[@ozcandemirci2020]

Nothing wrong with fear, it makes us feel alive, and the old man says if you can control your fears you will be stronger, there is no end to wisdom!

[@hakanyildiz4856]

Ne sacmaliyorsun sen?

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@hakanyildiz4856 Stop munching on crayons.

[@tapantera]

A lot of people would have benefited from having Mr. D'Amato in their life. Happy Mr. Tyson found him. His gift just got better over time.

[@TH4MBRM]

This is absolutely beautiful

[@harrycallahan9143]

This shows the importance of a father figure in your life, this warms my heart so much, specially this and Ian Wright when he's talking about his old school teacher.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

It’s funny because you named another black dude (I had to look him up). 75% of their peeps grow up without a dad. It’s pathetic.

[@curtistootell7380]

They needed eachother... true friendship between mentor and student.

[@reginallevi7517]

"you can do whatever you believe you can do if you really believe in it" the power of believe in oneself is key to conquer your mind and master confidence when you're afraid

[@eliaspatterson30]

"I think you can do what ever you believe you can do". that hit me

[@JuanGuerra-tl9wx]

Cus turned Tyson's spark into a California fire

[@CertifiedShovelOperator]

*Hell Fire

[@bambam23-vi1kl]

The love mike has for his father Cus is incredible.

[@uptown-h]

Boy I don’t cry but this did summon a tear or two

[@yourpropertyplug]

Watching this for the millionth time again. My eyes water.

[@LelandRussell-f8u]

To this day Tyson still gets very emotional when he speaks about Gus. Its heartbreaking to see and hear Mike when he does talk about it. Thats how powerful of a connection or a bond that they had. RIP Gus you were definitely one of the most inspirational trainers of the 20th century hands down.

[@scottgollahon3681]

it's Cus not Gus

[@DNATruLyricist]

This is just an amazing story.. a guy created a monster of perfection.. I love it

[@SirGidionthe1st]

Put tears in my eyes 🥊💪🔥

[@CharlesCarter420]

Mike Tyson speaks to my soul like very few people on this planet can. People used to always pull up his quotes and be like “look at this guy. Isn’t he crazy?” and laugh… I never could because I felt every single word he spoke.

[@richarddavidhartley373]

We all love iron Mike he’s the best there’s ever been ! You’ve already done it Mike you are the champ ! The fights you fought when you were kid dynamite! Unbeatable you were and still are in the history of boxing! No one was more furious than Mike Tyson! You don’t have to prove anything more to me Mike You are man’s best at boxing!

[@themegaislandman]

Let em know Rich! I've always said Iron Mike is by far the greatest to ever lace up a pair. No other fighter in history comes close to the Cus D'Amato, Kevin Rooney, trained Tyson! He's a grandmaster of hand-to-hand combat. A force of nature. And also a deep thinker. A man of the people. Yes, Ray Robinson can also share the pinnacle, but heavyweight champion is the greatest achievement and prize...

[@davidcrawley587]

I love how Cus said he needed Tyson as much as Tyson needed him. They lived for each other.

[@strykerjones8842]

“I’m Sonny Liston, I’m Jack Dempsey” On the spot he named those boxers, the most ferocious and devastating of their time. A true student of the science

[@Thee-_-Outlier]

Cus promised Mike Tyson if he did what he said he'd make him champion of the world and then he said he would stay alive till it happened. What is often not understood is this was not the goal. He carried Mike to the mountain top and then left him there to learn what it means to be king of the mountain. This broke Mike again but Cus knew Mike now possessed the ability to rebuild himself and Mike has done so. He may still be falable, as we all are, but Mike Tyson holds knowledge and insight most ppl could only dream of. Cus and Mike truly is a combination of two great life stories combining to make something even greater, a lesson for humanity itself. Their story is one for the generations imho

[@travzimmerman1340]

Really stupid post. I am embarrassed for you. Pure Dolt!

[@OPGrimmz]

Not at all lol

[@d-sciencestudent3108]

I was 9 when Mike won the Heavyweight title. Never in my wildest dreams could I imagine the guy on the Punch Out game, who had televised fights, trials and tribulations would be someone who I grew to deeply admire and respect. So much so I listen to every interview I can of him, many as of late bringing me to tears. I’ve seen so much oh this man’s life I almost feel selfish wanting to know about his relationship with Cus D’Amato.

[@kmikaz2.029]

So True ^^ please Mary me y be waiting for us in France 😀

[@danielbiegel9404]

So. I had a trainer with a similar story..that probably has narcissist personality disorder aswell...took me 23 years. And huge effort on my part to get him out of my life. Thanks mike

[@americangirl-]

I can honestly say I never loved any boxer more than Tyson....A ferocious beast in the ring ,,Giving soul outside the ring ...So blessed to have met him 3 times at the Boxing Hall of Fame,such a genuine humble man....I love M.T

[@michaelcarnevale5620]

I can tell just from encountering this now that Cus was not just a boxing coach, he was a philosopher

[@wade6523]

Note how good Mike's head movement and footwork was when he had Cus/Teddy/Kevin. Once he got rid of those guys he relied on brute force punching power.

[@themegaislandman]

Very true bro. Mike's martial arts skills were nearly cut in half once he lost the discipline of the techniques and ways of his original team.

[@Kushalien51_nv]

Wow 👌

[@miguelalves7333]

​@@themegaislandman true, because Mike was a shorter heavyweight the pikaboo style was the most appropriate but that requires alot of footwork and head movement to get on the inside of bigger guys and hit and not get hit. once he lost that he became a easier target.

[@realkingofantarctica]

0:15 Just like Michelangelo: "I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free."

[@vreausarmale]

I'm a grown ass man tearing up at a Mike Tyson video...that is very unexpected but god damn it Cus D'Amato must've been a special kind of man.

[@davidcostello2818]

Iron Mike not only found the best coach ,mentor,he found belief and a father figure ❤

[@abulhashem-jc9mv]

Wherever Cus will go, Mike will go, wherever Mike will go, Cus will go, these two legends will keep each other alive forever in the history of sports!

[@downwithputinsaveukraine1313]

If Cus lived just 5 or 6 more years in decent health, Tyson could've maybe been the CLEAR GOAT.

[@carlstark6857]

Spot on

[@bogdar2019]

100%

[@user-ux3rt7ud2x]

would´ve

[@AnnaLVajda]

Cus told him he would be champion of the world and that was no lie.

[@devontolly1596]

Nah he is the goat of boxing until someone is better than he was in his prime. Nobody has been since.

[@onthemoney8356]

Cus was such a motivator he's motivating people even in his passing

[@nicolaevergu3008]

If you control the fear you will be the beast very discipline guy number one coach

[@josevanreyes]

Imagine all of the potentially great men, who failed to reach their potential, who's names we will never know because chance didn't bring them a man and role model like Cus D'amato.

[@Dooger111]

This is so true and surreal. How many greats never reached their full potential. Role models/mentors are so damn important

[@annalisavajda252]

Some who are great don't want to be. "Potential" is a vague term potential for violence is celebrated?

[@bpati-l5e]

​@@annalisavajda252No it's the potential to be great

[@brandonjackson3641]

Foreal

[@jvega1473]

be that man then! whatever your profession is ! we owe it to the younger generations to give the guidance we didnt receive

[@buckshot4569]

When fire met water and agreed. The world was theirs. So special. I’m just happy I was in my 20s when they entered the arena and I witnessed (on tv) his journey.

[@phonkify9023]

That father Figure is something i whised for my whole life and never had. Someone who knows so much about life and manlyhood. One Day i will become that mentor to someone else i try to learn as much as possible i want to be in pain so i can learn from it.

[@tonyalexander4355]

Mike Tyson u are really special in everyway

[@Mr.HOV3]

And i believe a person dies when they no longer want to live...👌 Cus

[@MariaHeredia-dw4id]

As someone who grew up without a father, the way Cus says “I have a deep affection for him, to me he’s my boy; he’s with me.”Then says how Tyson has motivated to live was WILD AND DEEP!

[@Propanus]

If Cus never passed away, mike would have never lost. That man was the spirit of inspriration. RIP to a real hero.

[@travzimmerman1340]

No, he would've lost for sure. He ruled one of the worst eras in HW boxing history, mid to late 80s. Mike was obliterated @ the age of 23. Mike was nowhere near as good as Lewis, Holyfield, or Bowe. Mike is criminally overrated by novice casuals. Mike is about 10th all time HW.

[@MarcMTV]

The best short film doc in years. brilliant work. Che bravo. 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@PengPeng-h4i]

All us fatherless boys need a Cus in our live's 💯to teach us about life and most importantly believe in us because everyone makes us believe we ain't shit and don't deserve to be loved

[@Channellearn]

This video talking about legends, people that hard to see every day! We have to wait for a long long time before something like that happens again.

[@swabryabdulaziz8453]

I always come back to watch this video for some inspiration ❤

[@ajaypal124]

One guru we all needed like CUS. No CUS No MIKE, Love for both❤

[@raymonparenteau6547]

Pisses me off that as smart as I am I didn’t see the lesson Coach Joe and Coach Walton were trying to teach me with all that cardio and running they were making me do instead of actually wrestling. They were trying to teach me discipline and my ego and weak mind back than made me miss it. Discipline is the only thing between me and winning it’s always been me vs me. Took me years to figure it out but better late than never bby 💯 thanks coach Joe

[@bogdar2019]

100%. Motivation comes anf goes, discipline js always there

[@sharvin0161]

Damn bro, this edit was so clean (and of course Mike's story and lines are impeccable), got me tearing up.

[@jamesmiller2735]

Am not going anywhere until I see him succeed, that's crazy on the old man's part because it shows he also has a fight in him.

[@xCode22]

Absolutely beautiful how Mike tells for his long lost friend, so touching.

[@sticcbillions3147]

Cus's words about Mike giving him purpose to live gave me motivation to change my life so that my parents can see me become successful before they leave this earth. Every parents dream is watch their children become happy successful people. And I believe cus loved Mike like his own son

[@valvacious2793]

Sticc - Yes he adopted Mike when his mom died!

[@shz6148]

Good luck my friend, you got this. Remember, Its all about character

[@sparkle3000]

Cus D'Amato really loved Mike and Mike loved Cus like his Dad. He was a tough guy from the streets too. I hope Mike buys the rights and make a movie about Cus. We were all devastated when he died. 😢

[@mikegeee3319]

When Tyson passes....he will be at peace. Only then, he has never got over his death. Some people never get over the death of someone so influential in their life.

[@iamric23]

Perfect fit for both people at the right times in their lives. Both would probably had left this earth before their time if they did not cross paths when they did. Instead, they did cross paths and they both created something the boxing world never saw, or probably never will.

[@rzlalrammawiagunslinger7541]

Cus is a very Dangerous man, he can control a beast and give him orders, all he can do is yes Master....

[@paintedwarrior516]

I believe you can do anything you believe you can do, but you have to really believe it... Mike Tyson