Mike Tyson vs Donovan Ruddock II

[@ramboj7924]

80s and 90s were the best for everything, boxing, movies, music, jobs, cars, tv, sports, you name it... everything

[@zukofudumele9255]

I don't this nonsences of nowadays.

[@patrikmacko9546]

also woman

[@Not_a_Femboy._.]

​@@patrikmacko9546now grown men identify as women instead💀

[@Muscletearror]

Yep, was way cheaper and twice as good

[@TheGreatest1974]

So true!👍🇬🇧

[@Slf530]

One of the most underrated fights in the history of boxing

[@FFMM7]

Especially compared to the the overrated Lewis-Klitschko lamefight.

[@umarrazvi]

@@FFMM7that was not a underrated fight humble yourself

[@MusicSportandGeneralStuff]

Definitely a great fight Tyson had guts and a great chin but damm that boy Ruddock could punch

[@MusicSportandGeneralStuff]

Crazy that Evander was champion at this time and took the belt off Tyson about 5 years later

[@Slf530]

@@MusicSportandGeneralStuff yeah and clearly shows Tyson style has changed. He was starting head hunt and getting hit more often.

[@finalmonth]

you dont see fights like this anymore

[@tlig]

Joshua-Klitschko?

[@abderrahimabderrahim6659]

@@this.handle.is.alreadytaken it doesn't have the same animosity like this fight

[@JBerryMO]

I hate to say it, as it sounds like a little old man on droning on about Woodstock, but if you were not there, you just can't get it. He was young, very small for heavyweight (about 5'10"), often gave up 20-40 pounds, and several inches of reach to his opponents, and he just utterly laid down a reign of destruction and terror in boxing that has never been equaled in my lifetime. Glad I was around for it.

[@lembergsohn]

yeah it must have felt good seeing all his historical fight live

[@MaccaveliPL]

He wasn't giving up that much of the weight. He was heavy as hell for his height.

[@skisky3]

Who the hell you talking about?

[@vicrattlehead6386]

True. However, Tyson might be short but never a small guy during his boxing days. In the beginning of his career, he's already heavier than Holyfield at his heaviest. He can never compete at lower weight despite his short height, he's simply too massive.

[@cougar231000]

i was born in italy in 1991 and still remember asking my dad in 96' about Tyson's ear bite to Holyfield because i heard it somewhere.Somehow i clearly knew he was a famous boxer, everyone knew Tyson...Name me one modern boxer who is known by a 5 years old...

[@reubenlawan4078]

Watching this, Joshua Vs Usyk was a child's play! These are two men fighting!

[@Pseudonym25]

Great fight, and I have a huge amount of respect for Ruddock after this. He punished Tyson, took him the distance, and did it with a broken jaw.

[@abderrahimabderrahim6659]

what?

[@FFMM7]

Because Tyson broke his jaw.Boxing is about the punches.

[@Whitebarberian]

@@FFMM7 No it’s about the will to do whatever you intend to do.

[@atlibjorngustavsson2366]

What punished Tyson? No far from it. He did fight well but Mike was in no trouble. Mike fought bravely but he was not the fighter that fought vs spinks, berbick……. Far from it.

[@theinformationbomber7102]

​@@atlibjorngustavsson2366right Tyson was on the decline here

[@gene-culture_coevolution]

"Ruddock has a strange sense of humor 27:58" that cracked me up :P

[@georgeyoung4292]

Can you imagine Razor stood there with broken jaw since the 2nd round and being hit with such hammers and yet take it all the way.. HugeRespect👍✊

[@POLITICALYCORRECTify]

How many times did he grab he should've been disqualified that Cunt should never have refereed Tyson's fights he's c orrupt as fuck let Holyfield jab grab AND HEABUTT FOR TWO FIGHTS, REAULTING IN 2 CUTS, THIS TO A MAN WHOS NEVER BEEN CUT, NOW HES BEEN CUT TWICE IN TWO FIGHTS BY THE SAME FIGHTER N BOTH BY HEADBUTTS

[@benadams1661]

Ruddock was robbed

[@nathandavison286]

@@benadams1661 behave

[@elichezk8486]

one of the best fights ever!!! what's amazing is how they didnt knock each other out with all the insane bomb they were throwing, will we ever see fights like this again..

[@aidenhorton18]

We still see them in the present

[@paulanthony5274]

@@aidenhorton18 Fury wilder 3

[@PorkFrog]

How weird it is to hear the announcer talk about a 24 year old's 'skills eroding' in the first round To be past your prime at 24, like Tyson was a female gymnast It wasn't that his skills were eroding, just that he wasn't dedicated to defense and combinations like he had been, having fired the people he had his early success with and gone over to that sociopath King. At this point, the skills were still there, just success and fame and personal stuff effected him.

[@arinamoon7319]

Happy birthday Mike Tyson. The most skilled and the most talented heavyweight boxer.

[@brandonwruptz9716]

I Love it how mike walks off so calmly from that brawl

[@CR-bc1zt]

Ruddock would be champion easily today! Let alone Tyson.

[@Nakkiteline]

Fury would piece Ruddock up..

[@CR-bc1zt]

@@Nakkiteline too much biases and overhype.

[@CR-bc1zt]

@@Nakkiteline what evidence do we have that Fury is a great world champion? His résumé is weak!! Ruddock would punish Fury. Let's put Fury in the 90s. He would have about 11 losses to his résumé.

[@Nakkiteline]

@@CR-bc1zt yeah i really don't know enough about boxing to argue against but my take is that fury is so good technically that he would, in my opinion, give anyone troubles. like ruddock here doesn't show anything superior to fury, in my opinion.

[@CR-bc1zt]

@@Nakkiteline Fury is highly flawed. Rudduck took beast shots off Tyson, also gave beast shots back. I think maybe more his first fight. He was all rounded. He would trouble Fury.

[@308oscar]

how far has the heavyweight division fallen...ZERO talent like this...

[@abderrahimabderrahim6659]

@Jerry Rawlings he's saving the division

[@MatriouseThaGod2k]

@Jerry Rawlings hell nahhh. Tyson fury is a welterweight style fighter in a heavy weight body. His style is not aggressive and all he does all game is run 🏃 and just take smart shots to win by points.. While true heavy weight fighters like Tyson, Ruddock etc.. They wanted to take you out from the start they aimed to knock u out clean. Tyson Fury only shares the name with Mike tyson lol thats about it mate

[@stephenoconnell1591]

Why because no Yankee doodle dandy champion

[@FFMM7]

You are an idiot without talent..

[@worldofnorman]

There is more pride and legacy in two Ruddocks defeats to Iron Mike than some paper champions over the years

[@galapagos4154]

It is now difficult to watch such enjoyable competitions. Thank you to both.

[@dazzdeadmeadow]

What a war. How the hell either guy took those punches is astounding. Mills Lane earnt this money that night. Boxing surely is the toughest sport out there.

[@HulkVahkiin]

What a great fight. Tyson went the distance, took hits, won a decision-the reason I state all this is because Teddy Atles spouts nonsense about Tyson not being able to those things in general.

[@randyblythe1736]

Exactly Teddy says things he shouldn't .. Cause am sure tyson had the respect for him and teddy badmouthing is not good as Tyson has changed so much over the years and he has accepted a lot and then you go bashing because of your ego is funny ... No wonder Cus fired him !

[@rahulsikund8015]

Well said. Absolutely correct. Teddy is unfairly biased against tyson.

[@StephenRoberts-zx8js]

Mike Tyson is my favourite boxer ever..He doesn't care about anything just goes in the ring and throws bombs

[@Steven-ze2zk]

"You have got to have some record from getting up from knock downs smiling." "It's better than crying."

[@michaelangel25]

Tyson looked quite drained of energy in this fight, as he looked in the Douglas fight. Still a classic.

[@najmnayal9255]

He had lost 35 pounds in just one month to make the weight and said himself that he felt weak in that fight and just couldn't finish ruddock even tho he had him hurt multiple times (source: Undisputed by Mike Tyson)

[@FFMM7]

@@najmnayal9255 He was so weak and broke Ruddock's jaw.

[@aldofitla6657]

you ll never meet an era like 90's again

[@MadWeiner]

Both fighters had awesome entry songs.

[@ellismarcelle321]

Mike Tyson and Ruddock brought the toughest out of one another. Mike was on his way to regaining the title!

[@Mike_Williams32]

Tyson was cleary in downhill here!

[@humphreytsan387]

Ruddock probably was the toughest opponent Tayson had in his peak time

[@Smithy07sham]

This wasn't a peak Tyson.

[@billmurray7721]

This was certainly a technically poor version of Mike.

[@Smithy07sham]

fannons a fanny watch any of his fights! His decline was after he hit 24.

[@victorgf9190]

Well ok...but he was in great shape, I think the best in his life, not as well guided as with Rooney but still in top condition

[@Shovelhook]

@@Smithy07sham age not matter when he began his non training

[@Alltimeboxing]

That may be the best Tyson's fight ever. The only one with a young Tyson and a quality opponent.

[@nodo7575]

ANUSH SLAVEIKOV burno, spinks and tucker are not as good as guys Tyson fought late and Holmes was 38.

[@AboAyedh2020]

I like the good spirit between the two boxers at the end

[@Tanishqkanojia1163]

28:02 "he laughs, he has got an extreme sense of humour"😂😂 You r good too sir😂😂

[@JB-zc2zq]

One of the most dirtiest fights I have seen in a while, but at the same time it was one hell of a fight.... Mr. Lane did a really good job reffing this fight imo.... Tyson showed great chin in this fight..... Thanks for uploading it. 👍

[@ghost14273]

In lockdown going through all the old fights, the thing is Tyson had a devastating jab and great chin, absorbed punches that dropped a lot razors opponents devastating smash of his. Tyson’s body and footwork moving in was missing static target like the big guys he beat. Great fights warriors to the game.

[@ghost14273]

Pel Gram 💯 agree but Tyson was shit by then, lost all he’s upper body movement became static. Holyfield was one tough hombre.👍

[@ghost14273]

Shot, not shit excuse me.

[@binbob1234]

24:58 .. that left hook sending Ruddocks mouthpiece out was devastating.

[@vicrattlehead6386]

Ruddock's pants was up to his chest wtf, no wonder most Tyson body punches became a low blow.

[@dillonmcculley8224]

It's a strat cus there's no height restrictions really (I think), so most fighters cover belly button

[@billmurray7721]

This was a very technically weak version of Mike Tyson that allowed this to even be a fight. Tyson needed Kevin whether he liked it or not! The other coaches didn’t know what to do with him and Rich in Mike’s corner here spent his time with Mike trying to remove Cus’ teachings because he thought Cus didn’t know what he was talking about.

[@abderrahimabderrahim6659]

@Kashif Shabbir yep

[@j-rox8551]

What the commator said at 53:23 was the perfect tentance to sum up Tyson's inner Character 🔥🔥🔥

[@DJaySplitSecond]

Tyson walking out to Welcome to the Terrordome??? Man epic stuff!!

[@andrewgrey6929]

War pure n simple one the best displays of heavyweight boxing

[@johnoliver189]

one of the biggest things I noticed is Mills Lane excellent referring, todays ref suck and I mean you Kenny Bayless and Tony Weeks!!

[@NEVproductions2012]

John Oliver Mills Lane was hands down the finest ref in the business. Every ref should be forced to watch Lane fights over and over. He always had total command yet, you barley see him in the frame. To this day, my all-time favorite.

[@johnoliver189]

***** agree with you 100% todays ref's are terrible!

[@johnoliver189]

***** Good!! I thought I was the only one. thanks.

[@track4smiley]

+John Oliver Referee Steve Willis is a good one now. watch the GGG vs Lemeix fight and the Crawford VS Lundy Fight

[@johnoliver189]

track4smiley yea..I know who he is, has a funny stare into fighters when their getting beat up!

[@martinschika7099]

Ruddock was really tough, but he met a guy who doesn't just GIVE UP

[@leeanthony9843]

How were fighters then so much tougher than there are now it's like humans have de-evolved if that's even a thing

[@1gitarz]

Don King is an equal opportunity crook. He screwed the all and he ruined Tyson.

[@maidenslayer]

53:35 "Knock that shit off, both of you" Awesome 😂

[@righthook5425]

"Is that the way reff talks"

[@marouanefaris5543]

@@righthook5425"Is that the way a judge talks "haha

[@jameslockey5837]

That is a great bout old school heavyweight fight classic 👌

[@fizo3457]

51:45 mikes trainer says and 52:35 :) I love how the trainers see the possibilities outside the ring and guide them

[@samotr7713]

Mate, that trainer was sooo bad, the guy didn’t even know what to say he was not even coaching, he was just hungry for Tyson’s money. Tyson’s old trainer Kevin used to tell him that he doesn’t do enough, even though mike tyson knocked down his opponent

[@ronjon6760]

Most people don't realize that Tyson had a granite chin. I honestly don't feel Tyson was ever truly knocked out. Tyson had more of a stamina issue in the fights he lost. He was gassed and out of steam so he took the knockout. A prime Tyson in top shape had a granite chin.

[@PhuckHue2]

Ron Jon not against Buster Douglas! timber!

[@ronjon6760]

If you knew anything about boxing watch that fight Tyson has a crew of joke thugs in his corner with a blown up rubber glove for his swelling it was a total joke it was so obvious how bad Tyson had slipped in his corner and his people that controlled him.

[@matthewsteven2827]

Ron Jon I think Tyson's granite chin in his prime was best displayed against Douglas. He took some of the hardest punches I've seen and he got up. Arguably, it was a fast count and his knock out of Douglas was a long count (13 seconds). Nonetheless, Tyson got up after a brutal barrage of punches.

[@ronjon6760]

Matthew Steven Good points and this is even after from what we know now Tyson was already gone by the time this fight happens Robin Givens and Don King and the loss of Rooney in his Corner has already started the complete demise on Tyson.

[@matthewsteven2827]

Ron Jon Very true. As devastating as Tyson once was, I don't think we ever saw the best that Tyson could have been. What happens if Cus lives a little while longer, or Rooney stays his trainer, or Tyson doesn't meet Givens or King.... I really think Tyson had a very good chance at going 51-0 and retiring as champion.

[@greg55666]

Oh my god what a tragedy this is. I think this is the best fight Mike has ever had. He should have been fighting Holyfield in a few months! Instead, this fight was June 1991, and Mike doesn't fight again until August 1996. It is really sad.

[@VitalYFZ]

+greg55666 This Mike Tyson was not even close to the Mike Tyson of 1988. This Tyson stood straight in front on Razor and used very little head movement. It was a great fight but this was not Tyson at his best at all. I wish he would have brought Kevin Rooney back after losing to Douglas. He wouldn't have been hit by most of these shots had he trained properly.

[@Shovelhook]

@@VitalYFZ it’s true.

[@KPSX1]

I like Mike Tyson's fights I like his story I like his career but Ruddock is one of those boxers who was not afraid of Tyson😎Respect.

[@FJCC0]

59:14 Is over MIke !!! xd

[@samturner55]

It’s nice to see no one on their phones and enjoying the moment ❤

[@FelipeVieira39]

underappreciated fight, two monsters throwing bombs, only holyfield vs bowe match this fight. Tyson showed alot of chin in this fight, even he was not tyson rooney anymore.

[@IndepenDRUM1]

These two threw some serious bombs. Another element impressive in this fight was how Ruddock took some wicked body shots. I mean there were a few rounds where Tyson ripped into his body and he stayed in there. If Ruddock knew how to jab with consistency the outcome could have been different

[@502waf]

+IndepenDRUM1 I don't think we should let the discussion over Tyson's form detract from the fact that Rudduck put up one heck of, a fight, taking and dishing out some big punches, while largely staying out of trouble. What I really admired about Ruddock's performance was how he was not intimidated by Tyson's power and aggression, he managed to stay very calm and collected even when hurt, which prevented Tyson from finishing him. I agree if he'd kept a decent jab going he could very likely have won on points. From Tyson's perspective, he still had his determination to win in this fight and kept going despite taking some punishment and no doubt being frustrated by Ruddock. Once Tyson got to the Holyfield fights I think he started to lose his desire for fighting and then started to lose heart and get frustrated when he couldn't dominate as he used to, that's when Tyson really became a shell of his former self in those later fights when you could tell his heart was no longer in it.. It's a shame he lost those who brought him to greatness and was brought down by King both in his boxing ability and financially screwed over. Two great fighters and a really entertaining bout.

[@maxntm92]

tyson was god , nobody can't beat him to bad to fired his best coach " kevin rooney"

[@SaettaMangiafuoco]

Big respect for both fighters. 👍

[@StuartTheunissen]

Tyson continually punching after the bell, on the break and low blows both fights then has the nerve to complain about Holyfield tactics. Great fighter for sure but I have zero respect for him

[@Whitebarberian]

Is waar.

[@13thcentury]

A) I never knew Ron Jeremy was in Tysons corner. B) what a match. Tyson ignoring the smash? Damn tough

[@Steven_Shelton]

both these guys are very durable. great chins.

[@danedgar1539]

Comantary was so one sided, all talk about Ruddock, even his retaliation low blow in the 11th "low blowed him well" Terrible Comantary team

[@martinpanks992]

Look at Mike sat there with his sun glasses on, hes pretty funny even Donovan Ruddock laughs at the end..

[@AKBOXING-13-1]

If this was another ref Tyson would’ve been disqualified. No swiftness when elbowing razor. This fight fully exposed the dirtiness that can be used in peek a boo and it would never had been shown if Mike actually kept training peek a boo. You can throw headbutts and elbows in peek a boo all the while looking like the victim. It’s the perfect blueprint for a short heavyweight.

[@jupiter-8405]

103:36 "We don't want Holyfield" howls Don King. That's because he knows Evander is much better all round fighter than Ruddock who Tyson has just struggled with.

[@FiscoInferno]

Better headbutter too

[@killerrmaaniac]

@@FiscoInferno keep crying, don't act like Tyson was a clean fighter, no boxer was, Lennox dropping his weight on you Everytime in the clinch, Holyfield leaning with the head, Tyson throwing elbows and low blows, all of them did something dirty

[@FFMM7]

Holyfield lost to a glass-chinned Moorer.Tyson was far better than Moorer. Ruddock was bigger and harder puncher than holyfield who struggled with a bum Bert Cooper.Not to mention Belfort destroyed holyfield in the first round easily.

[@Jeronimus8090]

50:19 amazing

[@harvey5038]

What's the background music in the trash talk where mike was wearing sunglasses?

[@MariaKasova59]

Better than Tyson vs Wilder II

[@Romamb]

What was Tyson's walk in music? Anyone, please ?

[@joedean7964]

Great fight. Both throwing bombs. These two fights seemed to ruin Rudduck.

[@DavidHamelech]

Né pour vaincre magique Tyson Respect champion 🇨🇮

[@ibrahimmohammed2436]

if he had kevin rooney as his trainer this fight would of been much easier

[@billmurray7721]

Truer words have never been spoken, this fight was a lot harder than it should have been and likewise with the first Bruno fight too.

[@Red-rp4ks]

I agree with you sir! Tyson looked very slow here. No head movement, combinations and peek a boo style

[@arq.nicolasescobar2945]

Tyson was a beast!

[@Lahhh_Kok]

Crazy fight ever🔥

[@aaronbarlow4376]

These tall fighters that cheat by pulling their shorts up round their neck when fighting Tyson to milk the pseudo-low blows.

[@abderrahimabderrahim6659]

What a FIGHT!!!

[@patrikmacko9546]

Great fight. One of the Mike toughest oponent.

[@stevenpetrovicnjegus8739]

This is the one fight, Where Tyson was hit and hurt nearly ever round to the head an body too by Ruddock, But Tyson passed the test here so in real true fights Tyson was one and five, But when tyson as truly tested in a fight again after this fight Holyfield twice and Lewis and Williams, He could never pass the test again, What a shame Tyson biggest problem was lack of self discipline, He would trained hard for one fight and not train as hard for the next fight, This was evident, When he was the Heavyweight Champion during the 1980's, This inconsistency was the reason, He never reach his full potential of becoming not only the greatest heavyweight Champion ever but the greatest fight ever

[@raybugz9275]

Its so awkward seeing Tyson win by decision.

[@yokuredcorner4128]

he did it quite a few times during his prime, he even said at one point that he liked going the distance as it showcases his stamina

[@brandonwruptz9716]

17:33 iron Mike doesn't look happy 🤐

[@lembergsohn]

in his fights with ruddock tyson was not the tyson he used to be when he had rooney in his corner. he was slow and started missing punches from his opponents. tyson didn't use to miss any punches before.

[@danielsanchezjr83]

I'm amazed how ruddock didn't die in the 2nd round tbh

[@stth-fe4ph]

Is this loike the the best fight ever ? I mean it is really good

[@maxntm92]

tyson it's a good guy real , fucking media.. is bad on ring but not out, just after the bell and the annonce he have the smile always , peace mike

[@dartokalem1150]

Salut sama mereka bringas banget. Ketika tarung berakir. Senyum n berpelukan'👍

[@this.handle.is.alreadytaken]

80% of these 'low blows' were on razors belt which was above his belly button meaning they were NOT low blows. I feel Tyson got unfair treatment here with the point deductions.

[@TheSriram28]

Ruddock's belt was very high.

[@StuartTheunissen]

Yeah because Mills Lane is an idiot right? If only you'd been in the ring instead... Actually ML didn't call Mike on many of the low blows. Tyson knew exactly what he was doing, deserved a point deduction in the 1st fight too.

[@this.handle.is.alreadytaken]

@@StuartTheunissen "if only you'd been in there instead" lol stfu. Look up the rules before trying to look like a smart arse. You're just a bellend looking for an argument. If the belt is high you can hit on the belt. End of.

[@StuartTheunissen]

@@this.handle.is.alreadytaken "If the belt is high you can hit on the belt." And ML doesn't know that?

[@this.handle.is.alreadytaken]

@@StuartTheunissen clearly not if he took the point from Tyson. Are you just really slow or are you just looking for an argument? I think you're probably really slow.

[@ScantSquad]

Tyson - “he hit’s like a mule kick”. Tells you about ruddock. When did you hear tyson in his prime, describe an opponent like that?!

[@Josh77600]

He wasn’t in his prime. He was getting worse quickly after the fight with spinks. He got hit way too much in this fight because he stopped doing the things Cus taught him.

[@theinformationbomber7102]

​@@Josh77600 Mike was declining at this point of time but he was still pretty damn good if he can beat Ruddock since Ruddock wasn't a joke at that time he was the most avoided contender in the HW division in the early 90s

[@BigMaanAlex]

This was a good tough fight on behalf of ruddock and tyson, they both took good shots. Tyson broke ruddock's jaw in this fight and razer continued. Holyfield would not of lasted with tyson from 86-91 he even declined a fight with tyson after the dougles bout he fought a 43year old george foreman instead, he chose to fight him when he was not iron mike anymore which anyone with a brain cell would have done.

[@battestifrancois9671]

I know Tyson since 1985

[@ffnovice7]

Go on his podcast

[@benjaminbenjamin8219]

Tyson is made of steel. Those punches he got could have knocked out most heavy hitters. And I mean most!

[@hullcityafc72]

Ruddock had some jaw but never followed through when he had Mike hurt. This is why I reckon Ali would have weathered Tyson's early pressure cos he had great jaw too. Often wonder how Frazier vs Tyson would have looked, one guy who wouldn't back off and give you an inch., would have been in Mike's face all the time although i reckon his defence wasn't as good so would have been a brutal but quick fight.

[@alansmithee3236]

Them old niggas like Ali and foreman would have been eaten by Tyson. Fuck Ali!

[@URAGERY]

Watching in 2020💪

[@nahuel4935]

this is beautiful

[@johnlawler2455]

Rounds 7 was amazing. Don't know how tyson withstood those hooks.

[@Whitebarberian]

Holyfield would have never given Tyson so much space to punch him.

[@KazenoniKakuremi]

only in america - big ups Don King....we need more jive talkin managers and promoters....they too well behaved

[@JeffVader39]

Best Tyson fight ever. If you went to this fight you got your money’s worth

[@rimaman8681]

at the end ruddock was releaved that tysons guna stop punching him, and tyson is so vocious that it takes masv brakes to slow the momentum of his anger

[@rimaman8681]

was one of the judges chuck giampia ? chuck on a jumper lol

[@ayyoubbt]

People don’t understand how dangerous that fight was for Mike, ruddock was a real hitman at that time

[@nostalgiadad7137]

people always say Tyson fought nobodies before he won the title. Most up and comers do fight throguh a bunch of journeyman before they get big fights, Fact is he unified the belts. So he had to beat "somebody". I suppose folks willstill say they all sucked. Not his fault he fought who was available. Who did Lennix Lewis beat? Nobdy really. Then he "retired" rather than fight the younger Klitcshko brother because he was ...hurt. Oh and people point out Douglas. Rahman ko'd lewis. So I guess they all get 1 right? W. Klitcshko had Brewster.

[@TheSwiftCreek2]

***** Corey, if you knew anything about the subject you'd down Klitcshko for waiting so long to fight Lewis. The fact that Lewis fought him at all at that point (and won) is all praise for Lewis, not the other way around. I would agree that in the 80's Tyson was so good that he made somebody's look like nobody's. Tyson didn't fight like that in the 90's though and Lewis was something else - as has been the Klitcshko's.

[@bobhorsfall6008]

corey vire a

[@ibumoza8976]

53:05 Ruddock fights left hand against Mike Tyson, Mike Tyson's left hand is stronger

[@mslefthook1720]

Ruddock is a fucking monster, look at the size of his shoulders.

[@stephanecontamine9251]

Yeah, but Mike was not scared, Mike tyson the goat, bad guy

[@Live-Fitness]

How does tyson not even look tired?

[@williamyamm8803]

I am only at round 2 and I have to say that the Iron man is Donovan ! the guy absorb such powerful punches with his head, it's unbelievable ! He eats those punches like cookies 😊 It's Iron chin ! 😉 I am now at round 7, I have to say that Mike also has a chin !!! He tooks serious punches.

[@rockyfish3115]

With Rooney he barely got hit his skills slowly vanished without Rooney and he became a head hunter and tailor made for Lewis and holyfield.... Tyson between green and spinks would of beat any HW