First time Watching: Mike Tysons Greatest Knockouts | Reaction

First time watching Mike Tyson fight and wow. No book or music recommendations today, I’ll add extra in the next video! Which sport should I watch next?
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[@robbie_]

People say Tyson was a beast and that he won with his power but if you look carefully he's giving a masterclass in peek-a-boo style. He's very, very skilled, not just very powerful.

[@billylion3073]

yeah his dodge compilations are wild to watch

[@righty-o3585]

He was so much faster than any other heavyweight . I'm willing to bet he's the smallest modern day heavyweight . He was 5 inches shorter and 15 pounds lighter than the average heavyweight at the time .

[@TheDissident77]

People who say that don't know boxing. The guy was a beast, but worse than a beast is one with knowledge skill and the ability to unleash all three.

[@wiredjerk]

Yup! The peek-a-boo and his gazelle punch were a deadly combination. Also his conditioning, especially his muscle mass; he was short in comparison to most heavyweights, but that weight on him was nearly all muscle, ready to power through most guards.

[@fzoid3534]

He had both power and skill which is so dangerous. In his prime his defense was also ridiculously good. Still every new contender said they would beat him easily.

[@chriskenney4234]

Tyson was the only boxer i remember that everyone of his pay per view fights was like a Superbowl party.

[@disciple7776]

Facts

[@Cafe_Es_Bueno]

As far as Im concerned.. He was the only one worth it! Ive never paid for any other fighter's PPV.

[@garyfreeman5719]

I laughed and had always thought it was just us , lol. Keg would roll out about 6:00pm . Party was on . Had to party then . Because the fight was anticlimactic. Because it was over in 2:00 mins

[@chriskenney4234]

@@garyfreeman5719 Exactly how it went, lol.

[@hanslick3375]

Tyson was about 5'10. His opponents were often much taller than him, but Tyson used his height to his advantage and also had great power, speed, and intelligence!

[@davidmcdougall8251]

yeah, in his earlier fights he was billed at 5'10, then later on he got upgraded to 5'11. but i saw something where he said he was 5'10

[@sparkyfromel]

being shorter he could punch up using a strong leg support , like a spring unwinding , his opponent had to punch down and had only their arms and shoulders and ha was good , with a fast short stroke with massive power

[@hanslick3375]

@@sparkyfromel good analysis

[@se7enhaender]

Did he grow recently or why did you use past tense?

[@BadgerUKvideo]

@@se7enhaender Humans get shorter as they age. An old human will be about 1-3 inches shorter than they were in their prime.

[@smittybenzo4693]

My family would invite friends over, order the PPV, prepare food and beverages only to spend the rest of the night watching the replay of a 1st round K.O. 😂

[@ajeroneski7338]

People literally getting shot at would last longer..never use the bathroom 😂💀

[@JudahsRedEyeLion]

I remember Tyson knocking folks before I could get comfortable. 😂

[@NoProtocol]

This video is that, back to back lol and thank you!

[@andrewk2000]

Definitely me too. I was just a kid but I remember it

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

​@@NoProtocolyou continue to amaze!! I don't think I would have guessed that you a martial artist!! That's very awesome, would LOVE to see you react to some Bruce Lee!! One of my favorite middleweight fighters from back in the seventies and eighties was Marvin Hagler!! He fought Sugar Ray Leonard a couple of times! Heavyweights, I'm a fan of the usual great ones including Tyson!! I grew up in Bayonne New Jersey which is the hometown of Chuck Wepner! If you're not familiar Chuck Wepner fought Muhammad Ali in 1975! He lost the fight in the 15th round but it was a very "Rocky-like" scenario!! As a matter of fact Sylvester Stallone watched that fight and was inspired to finish his script for Rocky! Anyway Chuck Wepner had a couple of movies done about him! He's actually still alive and well in Bayonne!

[@maybedrinkin3241]

Whaaa!? I didn't even get the chip into the salsa!

[@philarevolutionarywarriorp8295]

​​@@NoProtocol As a former boxer myself who grew up watching Tyson let me answer your questions : Tyson was 5'-11" and weighed between 215-220 lbs in his prime. Which was a bit lighter than most guys he faced who averaged 230. His prime was 1985-1995. He was World Champion from 1986-1990. He was also the youngest Heavyweight champion Ever at 19 years old. The named "Sugar" is after Sugar Ray Robinson who's considered by most as the greatest pound for pound Boxer of all time. Its because his boxing was So sweet to watch. Hope this helps. Great channel by the way, keep up the good work 👍

[@GlassJAw413]

Most of these clips were from 1985-1990. Tyson was an animal and fought 29 bouts in the first two years of being a professional boxer. The 2008 documentary "Tyson" is a great watch where Mike just told the story of his life in great detail without sugar coating anything... It got a standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival.

[@kovacs88]

If it wasn't for Don King, Mike would probably be undefeated to this day.

[@brunobastos5533]

Help but, Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis where just to good

[@ralphpeed3596]

That is for sure. Everything Don King touches turns to $h!t.

[@JohnSmith-gb5vg]

@@ralphpeed3596after he sucked $$ out of every boxer and match.

[@TheDissident77]

When King got involved and Tyson left the men that he came up with from Cuss, yes, King is a pos and ruins whomever he touches.

[@killablackmambakbm7593]

​@ralphpeed3596 that isn't true. Ali, holyfield, Chavez, james toney , Trinidad too i think. Tyson ruined Tyson.

[@GeneralFactCheck]

Mike Tyson is the only real life human who would be recruited by the Avengers if he happened to be born in their universe instead.

[@michaelbarmby9105]

Not 'is', 'was', he is an old man now with health issues. Hope he isn't hurt in the stupid fight against a young man.

[@GetawayFilms]

@@michaelbarmby9105 When he beats Jake, I'll come back to check you edited your comment appropriately

[@Ctrl-Alt-Del.]

Jake Paul probably watched this compilation too 😂.......

[@djdeemz7651]

I'm gonna put £50 on mike winning and putting a £50 bet on Jake winning just incase it's some bullshit fakery going on at least I can make some money off it

[@GetawayFilms]

Definitely, he has watched all of them. And to make himself feel better, he's probably watched Tyson's losses more times than anyone else EVER!

[@teknotony]

Mike Tyson was the most feared boxer ever , he's now 57 , in incredible shape and will be boxing once again in June

[@dmille1959]

I don't want to see him get seriously hurt.

[@george217]

​@@dmille1959Against Jake Paul?😂

[@dmille1959]

@@george217 Especially by Jake Paul...

[@DamitFeelsGoodtobeaRaider]

@@dmille1959 i thought roy jones would beat. he didn't. jake paul won't either.

[@dmille1959]

@@DamitFeelsGoodtobeaRaider I hope you're right.

[@advandermeer740]

I remember back in university we decided to watch a match. Because of the time difference the match started at 3 am. We played board games until the match, had drinks and snacks. I brought a TV to somebody with a bigger apartment. 1:30 into the first round he knocks his opponent out. We never did that again.

[@barryjames73]

Yeah that was the fight against Michael Spinks. My uncle paid for it, bought a bunch of foods and booze for a big bbq party, and the fight was over in 91 seconds... lol. He was disappointed!

[@Miller2h41]

There's a reason why he garnered the nickname "Iron Mike"

[@bleedinggreengold5646]

Yeah nobody has ever compared to the violence of action in Mike Tysons punches. HE WAS A BEAST!

[@chrisd7047]

Tyson's quote is "every punch was thrown with bad intentions."

[@andrewlabat9963]

He WAS the Beast..!!

[@dariusewing6962]

George Foreman!!!

[@chrisd7047]

@@dariusewing6962 Foreman hit really hard, too. No doubt. I just don't think he hit like Tyson did. Foreman was a slugger, a wall of meat that hit like a truck, but Mike could dance and hit like a train.

[@tyroncline5978]

@@dariusewing6962I’m foreman’s interview he made it clear that he wanted no parts of Tyson

[@IanDarley]

"my dad would rarely buy a Tyson fight because it would end too quickly" The very first televised Tyson fight (UK) was hyped up for weeks before it was televised. It was before I was married and I ushered my girlfriend to go home so I could watch it undisturbed. I made myself a plate of toast and had drinks ready to enjoy the fight - it lasted about 15 seconds. I ate my toast and went to bed 🤨

[@marilynseptember21]

At least you were home....many of us had to drive home from friends who bought the fight....very annoying sometimes.

[@whitebeltchamp1]

Mike Tyson would be considered a small heavy weight. I remember him weighting between 210 to 220 pounds for his fights. The guy was just deadly in his prime.

[@alcor4670]

A heavyweight shorter than 5'11" with that speed. It's like that man's fists were like actual cannonballs. Absolute legend. Can't wait for his upcoming fight with that KZbinr/influencer guy. I'd *_hate_* to be in that twat's shoes.

[@MsAppassionata]

@@alcor4670 I met him once and he does have large hands.

[@Travoltaaaaa]

First day of Covid lockdown I watched every Tyson fight from his first to his last. Hehe. I must've known we were in for the long haul. What a strange memory that is now. Very refreshing channel, by the way! Great work✌️

[@adventuresinmusic2487]

I remember Ali saying "Any heavyweight has the power to KO but they have to connect". This helps understand Tysons skills as well as power. As a kid I remember watching Sugar Ray Robinson with my Grandad.

[@JohnSmith-gb5vg]

😎👍 liked watching Sugar Ray

[@prefix253]

The greatest heavyweight boxer of all time, and youngest champ ever at just 20. Perfect and totally unique technique, fast, aggressive. No one like him to this day. To be 220 lbs of muscle at 5'10 in itself is a feat, and dominating heavyweights who were 6'4 to 6'6, insane. Not to mention his endurance, he went ALL out and didn't slow down, having the same intensity from round 1 into round 10. I highly encourage you to react to a video on the history of Mike, or a video on Mike when he was a teen in the amateurs working his way up. His life was like a movie. Brutal childhood on the streets, adopted by his boxing coach, and went on to become undefeated undisputed heavyweight champ of the world at just 20. The videos of him training back in the 80s, phenomenal stuff.

[@WheresWaldo05]

Ugh. He is not the best of all time. Lol. He got out chess matched by the only live fight of Tyson i ever saw around 2002 by Lennox Lewis. If you get beat in that fashion, you are not the best fighter of all time. Regardless what age you are.

[@prefix253]

@WheresWaldo05 "regardless of what age you are", he was way past his prime at that point 😂

[@Dagger_323]

@@WheresWaldo05 Tell me you know nothing about boxing without telling me.

[@Carl-nj1op]

Of course he was not the best heavyweight of all time. That's stupid. His peak was very short and in that peak he fought no one in the excellent category never mind a great one. Holmes was obviously finished. In this peak he was a serious match for anyone - very fast, hard to hit, power from every angle, every shot thrown aimed at taking your head off, very sharp and accurate and the best short puncher in history. But he also had very serious disadvantages with this short arms.

[@prefix253]

@@Carl-nj1op My perspective is that the best version of Mike beats the best version of any other heavyweight we've seen. Furthermore, being able to kick so much ass at such a high intensity against heavyweights who were almost always taller and larger than him (since he was just 5'10) puts him in the GOAT position imo. And his "disadvantage with short arms" was actually a massive factor in his advantage (as to why he hit so hard and was so devastating on the inside). Short arms are only a problem if you can't close the distance. Prime Mike Tyson closed the distance with varying ease against the best of his time. Say what you want about his competition, but Spinx, Ribalta, and Tony Tucker were all undefeated until they met Mike, with Spinx being an absolutely amazing fighter to anyone who knows more than Tyson highlight footage. And Razor Ruddock was an absolute beast, a clear challenge to Mike (which he overcame twice). I think that prime Mike would beat any of the other past legends.

[@Boa_Omega]

II grew up in the 80s. Iron Mike was a phenom onto himself. He is 5'10" built like a brick shed you might say. Speed and power. A saying he used everybody has a plan....until they get hit. The man was known for his 1st KOs. Jokes about how you settle yourself into your seat to enjoy the fight as the bell rings to start the fight. Then Tyson launches his attack and the bell rings to end the fight. That was common. Also peole complaining about what they paid on Pay Per View to see the match, only to see it end in 30 seconds. Now if you have an interest in MMA (mixed martial arts, you might enjoy the legendady Bas Ruten a dutch fighter and The King of Pancreas. A bit of grappling and kickboxing that made for very exciting matches. Especially his famed liver punch. No one takes 3 and continues standing. Some opponents were rushed to the hospital because of liver damage. That would be on your right hand side below your rib cage. Make no mistake these fights have life long consequences. Do not EVER try this whomever reads this without training on how to protect yourself.

[@NoProtocol]

Are most of these clips from 80’s/90’s?

[@tjspaddy]

@@NoProtocol Yes. He started professionally in 1985 at the age of 18. I believe he won the heavyweight championship the following year. It was insane how good he was at such a young age.

[@Boa_Omega]

@@NoProtocol started in the 80s to early 90s. Did time in prison. Came out with the face tattoo, had a resurgence in the early 00's then retired.

[@williamsmiler184]

Is young Mike your type of guy? 😂

[@scottanderson3967]

I watched these fights in the 80s ..the amount of knockouts I missed while making a cup of tea, just as the fight was starting was a joke.my dad always laughed and said "you can watch the replay."

[@ryderjohnson1293]

Tyson fights were family events. The host buys the PPV, everyone else supplied the food and drinks.

[@LuisLorenzana-yl5kh]

Yes sir I remembered we order the tyson vs Lennox fight and when Lennox ko mike I was crying 😢 but they did bring the family all the time together good Ole days

[@ryderjohnson1293]

@LuisLorenzana-yl5kh Maybe it's stupid to think ole Mike has a chance against Jake Paul. But it's a punchers chance at the end of the day.

[@GetawayFilms]

Yes and nine times out of ten you would blink, and it was as if someone had photoshopped his opponent out of the picture

[@jimarmstrong2630]

I saw an interview with Mike recently where he was saying that he cried before every fight, because he hated who he became when he got in the ring. Mike isn’t as tall as you think, but at 5’10” and 220, he was a tank.

[@DylansPen]

I remember an interview he did back then with a lot of media there and he said there wasn't a man on Earth that could beat him and he was right.

[@Whitebrowpriest]

Mike Tyson is 5' 10" tall.

[@deadlyradiation7977]

I love your sweater! Super cute with your hair.

[@rogerbrandt6678]

Watching those live were just worth gold, I’ll never forget watching those live.

[@ezraanderson1190]

Mike tyson is insane! Being able to perform at that level against opponents who were often times taller than him and had a greater reach advantage, but still was able to dominate in many ways is impressive. Definitely one of the greats. Also, Hello 😁

[@030_flowa3]

I am German and my dad woke me up at night to watch Tyson fights. It was a highlight. This man is a hero for me.

[@sandroman_04]

You are cute ❤

[@AldoSantomauro]

Thank you I appreciate that comment...👍

[@TheAnomaly0]

I was in my teens when Iron Mike came on the scene. If you weren't around at that time, you'll never understand. He didn't just take the boxing world by storm. It was the whole world. People that never watched boxing before was tuning in to see this phenomenon in action. It was like the real Superman had come to earth to be a heavy weight champion boxer. I was always worried I was going to see him kill someone in the ring.

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

Very much like Michael Jordan, they just stood out in a way you never saw before.

[@AlistairForsyth-y9o]

Your face when some of these punches landed.......... Good choice of video to watch, thanks.

[@davidbrock1565]

Thanks! I grew up during his most dominant days. Can remember the excitement whenever a fight was coming up. He was terrifying in his prime.

[@NoProtocol]

Thank you too David (:

[@EternalLife91]

Hi No Protocol, what are some of your favorite meals to make?

[@NoProtocol]

I make grilled fish a couple of times a week! Or burrito bowls with mixed greens. Other than that I mix it up

[@EternalLife91]

@@NoProtocol Thanks for your reply. Sounds like you are eating healthy!

[@earthwormandruw]

@@EternalLife91Petition for an NP cooking channel ✅

[@georgemoore8832]

Mike always comes at his victim/ opponent like they slapped Mike's momma 🙄

[@Greg_Andrews]

"Victim" was a good word hehe ;)

[@bellantwain21]

I just subscribed to your KZbin channel Mike Tyson was deadly with the knockouts love the video protocol Stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way

[@thestapler]

Our dear host looked a little shook watching Tyson in action.

[@TheNotimprezed]

Power in both hands, didn't need a windup, he could knock out with a seemingly short punch from either hand, he could reload and punch again sooner than expected (right hook to body followed quickly by right uppercut for KO) guys dont even realize its coming. Defense, footwork, movement, angles - the man was absolutely savage.

[@steveszanto1581]

Tyson was amazing to watch. A crazy combination of world-class power, speed, and technique. I remember watching his fights in the late 80's/early 90's. Unmatched

[@RealMNeutral31]

Mike Tyson was 5'10' and 220lbs. His opponents were at least 6ft-6'2 and taller. I used to watch MT as a child. I even played Mike Tyson's Punch out on Nintendo. Those were good days.

[@kermitTheFrog466]

"he's a menace" lollllll. that got my subscription

[@ronbrooks6547]

For 8 year run, Mike Tyson was the best. No one wanted to fight him. Leon Spinks was the Champion and cried because he was too scared to enter the ring. He walked slow into the ring and Mike Tyson knocked him out. Mike gave power on every punch. He had triuble with skilled tall fighters like Lenox Lewis and he never fought Big Daddy Riddick Bowe, who was amazing as well. Tyson also was 0-2 against Evander Hollifield

[@melenedezssss]

You should see Tyson videos done this year. New ones are being posted, he still looks awesome. Can he still take a punch from Paul at 6'1" & 220? Tyson is 5'10" & approx 210 lbs. Tyson has maintained a steady weight of 200lbs through his most of his professional career. It's interesting your positive about his voice. His high pitch or diminutive voice & lisp impediment are what is most ridiculed, though people say nothing to his face. Today, Tyson's voice is more gravely.

[@christtempleministriesinc546]

I have been watching your channel for a while. But your topics are abstract , what are your feelings on todays issues. You seem to be intelligent, we could use your insight. If you are going to portray Mike Tyson show his whole story. His domonation, his consumation by the world, his decline, defeat and then redemption. You are highly intelligent and unlike others you have the talents of a journalist. Commandant Claiborne from The Hope Academy. ROCK STEADT!!!

[@Karthig1987]

Love Tyson videos. He is such a beast.

[@nomadictravelerfromTx]

Mike's height has been a subject of speculation for a long time. I stood next to him years ago, I'm 5'9", he's about 5'2" at best.

[@erocker78]

He was every kid's favorite boxer in the 80's. That's why Nintendo made a video game in his name.

[@ninjaproxy4811]

I PRACTICE taekwondo. there is a clip were Mike tyson sends a human being flying in the air like a mortal Kombat video game .

[@harpothehealer]

Great channel yeah Tyson's style developed from his trainer; old school, notice very similar to aspects of Chinese martial arts in that Moves more front on ,takes nearly all power from his legs from forms of crouch . This way he is able at speed to work body and the head on either side. If opponent gloves up anticipating more blows to one side Tysons ability switches sides, fast. He often on attacks spins 90degrees like a marital artist creating angle and places opponent off balance. Knock out areas exposed and incredible body shots that when he gets one right in the ball park max power, winds opponent and simply opponent can't breath for a couple of minutes usually dropping one knee in canvass or Tyson knocks them out..

[@ThatsMyStuffYouBledOnTrevor]

The craziest thing to me is how hard you would get hit if you had the audacity to take a tyson “KO punch” and not go down. You obviously are just trying to keep it together, so you’re distracted and your defense reflexes in a state of shock. Meanwhile, Tyson thought he won. Because, as far as he was concerned, he had executed his physical gameplan and you should be done. In team sports, less physically brutal sports, this often leads results in a momentum swing. When the leader(s) fires what they thought was a winning move, only to realize their resilient opponent is just as determined as ever. In a Tyson fight, Mike took that shit personally. He felt like he gave you a chance to go down like you should and ensure your own safety. And then you went and tried to keep fighting. Open season. His finishing ability was fucking “awesome” in the truest sense of the word.

[@presleighcasaus2115]

Are these videos “seeing Mike Tyson the first time” just click bait? Or have these people been living in a cave? Dumb.

[@andrewlabat9963]

The single greatest, exciting fighter to ever step into the ring. NO ONE in their prime, would have beat Tyson in his prime. No One..!!

[@p.little.oldman.2779]

One time I paid $60 to see a fight at the beginning of the fight me and a friend was talking about not looking away cuz we might miss it and why we were doing that we missed it. He was very dangerous when he was young even two reporters reporters were scared to interview him! Love your reaction videos 👍👍

[@franklinnunez2473]

I remember as a kid my whole family screaming that Tyson was about to start fighting after the other opening fights and by the time i got to the living room everyone is screaming cause Mike had already knocked the other fighter out lol SMH Tyson was a menace in his prime

[@MotivationWeightLoss]

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[@stephensmith1307]

There will never be another Iron Mike. He fought real fighters, and dropped them all.

[@kivsanchez811]

In his prime, Tyson was unstoppable. So much so that near the later 80s, he barely trained and would still win. It finally caught up to him against Buster Douglas after his break up with Robyn Givens. If he had Cus Dmato throughout his career he would have never lost.

[@Lev_Tolstoy]

Lilo стала совсем взрослой и больше не снимается в мультиках, теперь она записывает реакции!😊❤

[@TheMrSatyricon]

What a beautifull lady reacting to my favourite fights. Thank you 👊

[@mikefoster6018]

Here in Britain we wee so invested in the fight between him and our guy Frank Bruno. Frank was a true gentle giant and an established personality, so it kinda hurt to see him getting hit. He did well. I think they fought twice.

[@ilocanodetoy2225]

It was really good to watch basketball MJ and boxing Mike in the 90s.

[@mikefairhurst4393]

As good as Tysons fights are, the expressions that cross your face as your whole being reacts is far better.

[@nunyabusiness9013]

Jake Paul's gonna get rocked... 🤣

[@COOL-G404]

Bro mike 57 years old 😂😂😂

[@felipecampos3045]

tyson is the goat, he started in 85 and went on in the 90s, people will say there alli or some other are the best, but to this day there wasnt a boxar as scary than tyson

[@jc-vc7xq]

Tyson was a short 5ft-11 and weighed between 215 and 219. Near the bottom of the heavyweight division but he was so compact and powerful with great hand speed. He became heavyweight champion in 1986 at 20 yrs old. The youngest heavyweight champ ever I think.

[@28andfun]

It was definitely that double punch that jab uppercut combo was so quick

[@jz295491]

SHE IS AWE OF TYSO AS I AM !! LOL..JUST LOOK AT HER!! I LOVE IT ! BLESS YOU CHILD !❤😃

[@cuginoeddie8677]

I still remember the night when I decided to stay home instead of watching his fight vs buster Douglas at a friends house. Back then we thought nobody could ever possibly beat him. My friend called and said he lost and I didn’t believe it. This was back before internet for mass media and I watched the tv constantly to see if it was true. My parents came home from a night out and I told him I heard Tyson lost and they laughed as if it wasn’t possible. I probably waited a few hours longer before I found out it was true.

[@FutureAbe]

Not only was Tyson a short heavyweight, but he would actually duck a lot, making him a nightmare to hit for tall opponents. His guard was just so good, and he would utilise his speed to land devastating uppercuts

[@greenanddan]

Always the punches that swung and missed that left you wide-eyed just thinking of how devastating they would’ve been were they landed. The ferocity

[@clasmaster1471]

There’s a reason they called him the baddest man on the planet!

[@renderser]

This was not the best Tyson knockout compilation.. you probably should've chose a better one where they show cleaner knockouts.. but cool review

[@KEL7000]

Magnificent reaction video my divine…

[@xtldc]

One of the most impressive combos that Tyson loved to do was to come in with a hard shot to the side of the body near the kidneys, which activates a reflex where the opponent has to drop their guard (I know this bc I’ve been hit there during sparring many times) and then he would get a clean head shot before they could bring their guard back up. It was lightning fast and devastating. There is an excellent example of it at 3:45 in this video.

[@vinniedurrant]

Sugar Ray Leonard is worth a watch 👍

[@StephenJDunn1982]

my favorite reactor you're the bestest

[@Casey-zp9kv]

Tyson was scary because not only did he have one of the most devastating punches in boxing history, regarding power, he was also accurate as you can see in the video, when he threw his punches, he made damn sure they landed and hurt. You add the speed & defense, he was so good at his peak. His behavior outside the ring ended his reign as champ, if he kept that in check, he'd be up there as the GOAT

[@joesephkroll2056]

Mike was like 15 or 16 in some of these videos

[@kennethdaniel3889]

I watch your reaction to each hit, they are truly genuine, thanks for the video. I’m 53 years now. I started watching Mike Tyson when I was 18 years old.

[@gregjohnson298]

This man was born for combat,a gladiator.Huge respect!

[@RogerRaiha]

mike tyson is 5'10

[@robertwinters1369]

After watching this wondering if you think jake has a chance.i cant see mike losing to a white boy

[@Travoltaaaaa]

Is it them attention ho Paul brothers? Cos nobody outside that united states of lunacy knows who they are. Wish he was fighting someone real. 😑

[@rufiorufioo]

I'm getting older now. I was fortunate enough to watch Mike Tyson, Michael Jordan's entire careers.. countless other once in a lifetime athletes. Very amusing watching younger generations reaction to this wild ass stuff. I remember watching Mike Tyson bite Evander Holyfield's ears off. I was like 🙄 Also Mike Tyson is 5'10

[@MrReborn8u]

"It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog" Tyson had immaculate defense, incredible speed and devastating power. In my opinion he's the GOAT. No one even comes close.

[@ZhuanRenLei]

Mike was 180 lb 13 year old when he met Cus, there's footage of him knocking out grown men in Olympic trials at 14 or 15? before he went pro. Just the wild combination of talent, genetics, dedication to the sport and a world class trainer. Undisputed GOAT and I really don't think anyone will change that.

[@_alifeallmine_]

He was just a machine, it’s like he was spring loaded, so many hard hits in such a short space of time, with seemingly with little wind up. It’s brutal to watch.

[@syx3s]

"mike tyson mysteries" is one of the funniest shows i've ever seen. mike tyson and norm macdonald in the same show? it can't be anything but the best.

[@craigharris41]

real quick, Tyson started on ESPN Tuesday Night Fights and he was fighting 2x a month. I would watch em and do my homework.

[@dbfoxybrown]

He was one heck of a boxer👍👍

[@aaronhoy3410]

Ok so I think I got all of them [format is year-month-day & listed in order appearing in video]: Carl Williams - 1989-07-21 Frank Bruno - 1989-02-25 Eddie Richardson - 1985-11-15 Michael Spinks - 1988-06-27 Marvis Frazier - 1986-07-26 Tony Tubbs - 1988-03-21 Larry Holmes - 1988-01-22 Tyrell Biggs - 1987-10-16 Pinklon Thomas - 1987-05-30 Trevor Berbick - 1986-11-22 Steve Zouski - 1986-03-10 Lorenzo Boyd - 1986-07-11 Alfonso Ratliff - 1986-09-06 Michael Johnson - 1985-09-05 Jose Ribalta - 1986-08-17 William Hosea - 1986-06-28 Clifford Etienne - 2003-02-22 Lou Savarese - 2000-06-24 Reggie Gross - 1986-06-13 Mike Jameson - 1986-01-24 David Jaco - 1986-01-11 Mark Young - 1985-12-27 Frank Bruno 2 - 1996-03-16 Conroy Nelson - 1985-11-22 Sterling Benjamin - 1985-11-01 Francois Botha - 1999-01-16 Robert Colay - 1985-10-25 Ricardo Spain - 1985-07-11 Don Halpin - 1985-05-23 Donovan Ruddock - 1991-06-28 Trent Singleton - 1985-04-10 Hector Mercedes - 1985-03-06 Julius Francis - 2000-01-29 Bruce Seldon - 1996-09-07 Buster Mathis Jr. - 1995-12-16 Alex Stewart - 1990-12-08

[@sabin97]

his defense was incredible. he's one of the shortest heavyweights, and he turned that disadvantage into an advantage.

[@DemiGodX]

he was originally listed at 6 ft, then they downgrade his height to 5'11 3/4, though his actual height is 5'10 and half. for a undersized heavyweight it's crazy how he used to evoke fear in fighters much taller than him

[@Aoiichi]

Silat ?

[@crombajaa]

Some of these matches are Round 1! Sheesh!

[@00ghostcobra]

Mike Tyson was 5'10" 215lbls.. in his prime. He was very small for his division yet was lightning fast and packed more power in his punches than almost any other boxer in history..

[@Seldomtraveler]

classics, Smokin' Joe Fraizer & Muhammad Ali, George Foreman & Muhammad Ali, Evander Holifield, James 'Lights Out' Toney, Roy Jones Jr, Lennox Lewis, 'Marvelous' Marvin Hagler & Thomas 'Hitman' Hearns, Roberto 'Hands of Stone' Duran & Sugar Ray Leonard

[@blueovaltrucker]

I've said it since the 80's... I would rather hunt a 15 foot tall grizzly with just a switch, at night, than go one round with Tyson.

[@Mannizilla]

slow motion commentator is the best 😆

[@ravenward626]

You asked about music from 2000-2009 last video. Here are a few songs if you find yourself short on variety. aRTIST oF tHE yEAR : "crazy blend of electro funk and punk attitude. with a twist of citrus." cINCINNATI - Cut Disco - 2005 yEAH!!! - wRECK lA dISCOTHEQUE - 2007 sEXY mE, sEXY yOU - vELOUR bRIGADE - 2008 oH lA lA! - vELOUR bRIGADE - 2008 The Chemical Brothers : "Electronic, big beat, techno, house" The Salmon Dance - The Salmon Dance - 2007 Star Guitar - Come with Us - 2002 The Boxer - Push the Button - 2005 The Crystal Method : "Big beat, alternative, dance, trip hop, electronic rock" Roll It Up - Tweekend - 2001 Starting Over - Legion of Boom - 2004 Realizer- Legion of Boom - 2004 Gramatik (Denis Jašarević) : "Chill-out, hip hop, electronica, trip hop" Just Chillin' - _Street Bangerz Vol. 1_ - 2008 Road Trip - _Street Bangerz Vol. 1_ - 2008 Chillaxin' By The Sea - _Street Bangerz Vol. 2_ - 2009

[@waltermorris5786]

NO....TYSON WAS 5. 10 AND 220 LBS....HE HAS GREAT COORDINATION IN THAT HE IS ABLE TO THROW HIS ENTIRE BODY BEHIND A PUNCH...I USE THE SAME TECHNIQUE AND HAVE GREAT POWER for MY SIZE. 5 9 three quarters 215...OF COURSE NOT AT HIS LEVEL BECAUSE HE HONED THAT SKILL TO PERFECTION and had tremendous talent.

[@kipwonder2233]

Mike Tyson was relatively short for a heavyweight. Like 5'9" or 5'10". I saw Tyson in person twice. Once in 1985 in Albany NY...he was walking a Shar-Pei puppy in a trench coat and newsboy cap. And once, in 1991, at Octagon Nightclub in Manhattan. Both times I was amazed at how short he was...in light of the legends surrounding him...and how massively wide his shoulders were. Picture Ben Grimm from Marvel's Fantastic Four and you'll get an idea. Like he might have needed to turn sideways to get through a standard doorway. Looked incredibly powerful. I also know he was locked up in his youth in both Tryon and Spofford. Both notorious juvenile gladiator schools in NY. I recall there used to be a clip, on KZbin, of an adolescent 180lb Mike Tyson knocking out a correction officer, in a sallyport, in one of these facilities. It was CCTV footage...in black/white with no volume. A pre-teen, untrained, Mike Tyson whooped...beat senseless...a LARGE adult male...EFFORTLESSLY. That's power.

[@mikes3827]

As usual, insightful stuff from your commentary. But when you say Tyson wasn't 'big' then if you mean height-wise (listed at 5'10, but closer to 5'9, IMO), he was shorter than most of his opponents. But weight/power? MUCH different story there, as Tyson was a bullish 225 pounds of compacted, brute muscle, and most great heavyweights (from Ali, etc.) fought in the 220+/- pound class anyway, so Tyson matched power-for-power NO PROBLEM. Tyson had a squat, heavily-muscled body, stronger and with arguably the best hitting power of any heavyweight in boxing history. In a word on Tyson's prime: SCARY. P.S. As you seem to like backstories, check out the heart-warming story of Tyson and his now-deceased mentor, Cus D'Amato. Many people (including myself) say Tyson was never at his most dominant than when Cus was still alive and Mike would do anything for the man. Then after Cus became ill and died, Tyson was crushed. And that's when Iron Mike began to unravel, both professionally and in his personal life.

[@troytucker3467]

Much love mate!

[@thseed7]

Mike Tyson is 5' 10", around 218 lbs. for the majority of the fights featured in this video. He was considered to be an undersized Heavyweight in the 80's and was considered very small by the 90's. Never before had a fighter overcome such vast mismatches in weight, height and reach over the course of their career. 50-6, 2 No Contests with 44 KO. Impressive power, speed and technique. Mike's career spanned from 1986-2005. 16 of his first 28 fights ended with first round knockout or TKO. Check out Muhammed Ali, Roy Jones Jr., Joe Frazier, Sugar Ray Leonard, Canelo Alvarez, Erik Morales and Floyd Mayweather for some of the more interesting prolific and interesting pugilists.