Mike Tyson - HE WAS A BEAST - 1985-1986 ★ TRAINING AND KNOCKOUTS ★

[@Paws4Thought669]

Some people just transcend the sport they dominate and become so great they become an icon. It's like he was put on the planet from outa space to show how it should be done

[@dubenstein6347]

I'm midway through his book Undisputed Truth and I agree he is a natural phenomenon. Similar to Bo Jackson in that they didn't lift weights and did basics but carried the combo of speed, explosiveness, and had wind

[@chukwumaokoye2287]

The most exciting boxer in the history of the game. Since he left the scene, it has never been the same. Thanks for your time Mike.

[@yanicyoda4762]

Facts.He was the customized ferrari of boxing

[@thecoopstah09]

ABSOLUTELY

[@stavros693000]

@KetoFatty yeah ok buddy thats why tysons you tube videos get wayyy more views than any other hw boxer!!

[@stavros693000]

@KetoFatty yeah holyfield beat tyson after a 4 year lay off with 3 years in max sec prison with the help off steroids and head butts....prime 80s tyson was a special fighter, so talented and hard working until king and givens got their greedy claws into him!.....mike tyson is easily the most exciting hw champion in queensbury rules history!!

[@stavros693000]

@KetoFatty I boxed as a teen at that e QLD pcyb🤦 and age has nothing to do with prime! Frazier , Tyson and bowe peeked early…. Where as guys like Lewis aged like a fine wine! if you think a 4 year lay off doesn’t have a substantial affect on an athlete than you are the little boy that don’t know shit buddy

[@liolp808]

"He is my boy, he is with me!" Rest in peace, Cus.

[@sallengage6267]

Yeah, that always gets me in the feels. 85-88 Mike is the best ever

[@coreygrant2730]

​@@sallengage626785-89 was the best Tyson

[@traedajoker]

Put this Tyson in the ring with any fighter of your choice from any era. He wins 9 out of 10 times

[@m17-04]

10 of 10

[@JamesinAZ]

Ehhh I don't know... A prime Foreman would give him problems, I think

[@maximloos3739]

@@JamesinAZ 100% also vitali klitschko would win and some more. He was great and was maybe on the absolute Maximum in terms of skill for his height. Bigger heavier also elite skilled fighters have good chances.

[@mikerobinson9030]

Yes, man if Cus woulda lived throughout Tyson's career - Mike woulda never lost

[@dennishabecker6639]

@@mikerobinson9030 Not even I'd say for at least the first 10 years of his career though. Especially if he wouldnt have lost that bullshit rape charge and went to prison for like 3 years...Mike would have went undefeated 56-0 instead of 50-6

[@ItsOkLilFella]

Mike did it all with pure will, determination and fanatical discipline. No Apple Watch, KZbin for information, health apps or even headphones for motivation. Just genuine boxing instinct/passion from Cus, during an era we’ll never see the likes of again.

[@JinsTechh]

Very advanced in a time with no internet

[@theinformationbomber7102]

Very well said

[@droppingplates87]

He had a very experienced team that made sure every step of his day was disciplined. So while he didn’t have an Apple Watch he arguably had something way better that current tech hasn’t reached yet.

[@donniebrasco1364]

There were headphones in the late 80s and 90s. There were even headphones 🎧 during Alis time in boxing. Though they looked a lot different than today. I don't like how a lot of youtube commenters are very ignorant and have selective memory. The music back then was a lot better than today's music also.

[@MrBuddylove50]

We will never see this combination of speed, power, and ferocity ever again.

[@biffdanielson2820]

That combination of speed and power will never be seen again.

[@johnmarshall4442]

I agree , Some people are just meant to do certain things .

[@lesleyrussell8200]

the great anger he had was his force

[@Fatman33020]

Add endurance to that mix

[@ighfee]

not to mention his elusiveness, a quality many don't appreciate, they think he's just a big puncher

[@niradnagrom2356]

That's what I think when I watch where his hands are coming from to deliver that power. You can't deliver it like that without using your whole body; his punches were coming from either side of his head! Mike should be described like Ivan Drago; "the most perfectly trained athlete ever!"

[@Jayofteror]

My ribs hurt just listening to those Mike Tyson body shots. I have never seen so much speed and power in one fighter. He was the youngest and most ferocious heavyweight champion in history.

[@DinkyDiTruBlu]

Luv it man

[@ace8184]

my ribs hurt too. but i didnt see him breaking any ribs. lets get real. get hit by a bear or an elephant or even a gorilla, we are talking multiple broken ribs at a minimum

[@yanicyoda4762]

Facts .Shango Energy

[@thecoopstah09]

and people bash him he was a beast that could not be stopped he bulldozed throgh te entire heavyweight division he could not be denied

[@andycardenas7346]

To me the greatest combination of speed and power I’ve ever seen

[@TheMfmccarthy]

Probably to everybody who knows about him

[@anz2441]

In his prime...in shape and focused, he was a wreckin machine !!

[@MalinGenie12]

And precision...this man hits like a sniper with a riffle from 3 km away. His puch hits like a train head and all the locomotives.

[@ambitousresolve1179]

When Cus was alive, even the boxers that beat mike Tyson in the Future did not want any parts of a young mike Tyson.

[@thecoopstah09]

Look whsat he did in the Jr Olympics he faced 6 opponents and knocked every one of them out this kid was a monster

[@wrotedog]

Until Jim Jacobs died after cus . Nobody wanted to see mike Tyson. Once Don king got him, his career was over..

[@bboyorc]

Yup even Lewis admits it

[@theinformationbomber7102]

Damn right

[@laddersman]

85-88 Mike was a wrecking machine . the new camp came in after Don King fired Rooney not Mike that fired him . his head Movement went was never the same . Mike Tyson will be remembered for a long time . Youngest Heavy Champ . thankyou for this video .

[@jonjones7137]

A lot of people do not realize that. The peek-a-boo style was gone the second Don King got his slimey paws on him. His next fight with Frank Bruno he was a flat footed normal heavyweight who relied on power and not offense thru deffense

[@jonjones7137]

A lot of casuals think Holyfield and Lewis would've beat Cus D'Amato Tyson. No way.

[@speedracerjeff]

100%!!!

[@m17-04]

@@jonjones7137 prime tyson destroy all era

[@jonjones7137]

@@m17-04 All Eras.

[@tigrotom7312]

"Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon 'em." - That exemplifies Tyson.

[@DaDominicanDawg]

Beautifully said 👏🏽

[@johngirard8554]

Tigro Tom Well said.

[@padrinozerocool]

In conclusion, Cus thrust greatness in Tyson.

[@simonodonnell9619]

What a beast! Not many people understand the dedication it takes to be at this level 👍 after everything Mike been through he's still going strong today # stay blessed Mike

[@TheMfmccarthy]

Losing his kid, just imagine

[@anz2441]

Yet teddy atlas has mike at 0-5 😂

[@thecoopstah09]

Simon its scary mike is that good he managed to use his intimidation on the majority of his opponents i have followed him through his entire career and do you member the Tyson holyfid fight when holyfield knocked him out i was convinced Tyson would in the 12th and he hit holyfiled with his famous upper cut and i thought that was it but he came out of that upper cut Tysons his favorite move is his uppercut lots devastation when he connnects your going to sleep it was realy tough for me watching Tyson get knockout i guess it comes down to who wanted it more and holyfiled came out flying in the 9th round and never looked back again it was tough to watch Tyson get knocked out i was in shock and that was the first time was knocked out and hitting the canvas as in his career, as far as the bite fight holyied is a he kept butting Tyson and he did it three times once he opened his eye and it buckled Tysons knees and Tyson told the peice of mills lane the ref and he didnt even call TO he just let them fight i cant believe lane did nothing it was a blaienet headbutt who knows if holyfield didnt butt him three times if Tyson would have had a chance Tyson was doing pretty good at that point of the fight its really to bad because i think that devastaded mike regardless if he won or lost and the second fight i wondered if it would have made difference anyway i apoligize for the long message i teend tro getg worked up when i talk about those fights,,,,,,,,,,,,,you tube admin i apoligize i just get worked up when i talk about those fight again im sorry

[@Cjmatthews87]

I've met many people who have laughed at the people mike's destroyed but you lost ya but at least they had the balls to get in the lions den alone. I've nothing but massive love and respect for Mike Tyson he was a huge part of my childhood.

[@tengoodquestions]

Exactly

[@xxx-pliskin-sniper-xxx8538]

100%

[@AlphaArika23]

I notice from seeing several videos that Mike was so humble, focused, soft-spoken, determined and composed when under cus' wing. Kind of child-like at times. When he got around Don king, he was a raging bull, talking crazy to interviewers, threatening people, disrespectful, savage-like and scary. You definitely could see he changed in and out of the ring when his inspiration to be the greatest (Cus) passed away.

[@tengoodquestions]

I can only imagine how don king was goading him to behave that way behind the scenes

[@jimnewcombe7584]

That's because King dosed him with psychedelic toad venom

[@sallengage6267]

You nailed it I'm 46 & MIKE got me boxing when I was 9. Mike is the GOAT

[@bikermike420]

Cocaine does horrible shit to people

[@ronniewalters4084]

Mike's my inspiration. I grew up to drug addict abusive physically and mentally parents broken home. Suffered homelessness many times but something about sparing, about boxing is like a release an extension of me my voice.

[@leonardof853]

Nobody will ever see such thing again. Iron Mike was unbeatable

[@_nelson_1958]

Brazilian ol man born in 1958 here. I saw Tyson fight live on tv mid 80's. Still a fan. The more I see Mike talking about his life more I realize how mythical he is, he doesn't look like a real person but a superhero character. Best regards from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@tengoodquestions]

Respect 🫡 ✊🏾

[@wasntme3651]

💯👊🏼👍🏼❤

[@ighfee]

my uncle was born in1946 and he says tyson is the best fighter he has ever seen.

[@wasntme3651]

@@ighfee Your uncle sounds like a wise man. I agree with him 100%, I don’t care what fighter it was in their prime there was never one like Tyson.

[@Born8etter]

Cus and Kevin’s Tyson NEVER loses !!!! Had Cus only lived 12 more years 😢

[@Ghetto-toaster22]

Yep. Had Cus lived, it Tyson record would be INSANE and his life wouldve been SOOO much better! No telling how far in boxing and in life he would’ve gotten to. King and his crew was responsible for the destruction of Tyson for sure. I cant stand King. He should’ve been arrested. I wished king was forced to box King 😂😂😂 it would be a straight up homicide and well deserved. Even seeing king pisses me off. Tyson was insane in the boxing world. Cus kept him in line and properly trained and ready to knock a mf out

[@ArtfulDodger-we2pj]

Nothing beats this version of mike.!

[@easiamah19]

Cus D’amato was literally his father and mentor even though not biologically connected

[@NEUTRALDROP]

Hes my boy he's with me, very old school street thing to say...awesome!

[@sallengage6267]

Old School Knows

[@Jaybird373]

Good old saying

[@andrewmcglashan5041]

This version of Mike is every heavyweights nightmare. Only person who could beat Mike at this stage, was Mike. Frightening to watch, and scarier to be his opponent 💯

[@wrotedog]

Well his ex wife, mother inlaw and Don king were the poison that eventually derailed him from greatness.

[@erikadrianpap2279]

Imagine losing the only guy who really cared about you in the whole world. That’s what broke Mike.

[@joddaley6510]

That and Don King

[@chriswray2132]

What really sealed it for mike was his nasty little wifey and her mother. Gutted, genuinely.

[@surreal3900]

@@chriswray2132 all those things.

[@Marshall4424]

Wrong Jesus cares and loves us all Don't forget it

[@jimnewcombe7584]

@@Marshall4424 You don't even realize how offensive your nonsense is, do you? Who could a man who was nailed to a plank of wood twenty centuries ago be said to love anybody today? Why do you think he was executed in the first place? Does Jesus love Hitler? Does he love rapists? In what sense does he love children with bone cancer? Your form of religion is an excuse for not even beginning to think, and is a profound insult for anyone who refuses to parrot a book (which I doubt you've even read) which was written by a coterie of authors who had very little (if anything) to do with each other. A belief in Jesus is no more logical than a belief in Zeus or Odin. You've been conditioned and brainwashed - that's all there is to it.

[@anthonyd2833]

So many great/legendary Michaels in this era. Michael Jordan, Michael Jackson, Mike Tyson. Im glad and will always treasure living in this era no one will be like them again, maybe not in the next 100yrs.

[@pmprei3767]

A very intelligent man and fighter.

[@cassavaman3784]

An incredibly skilled fighter in his time ✌️

[@timetraveller3063]

Cus knew Tysons temperament. That's why he keeps adding 'if he remains dedicated, focussed' he would beat 49-0. Cus knew.

[@alvarowilson5355]

Imagine him 87-0 like cesar Chavez

[@michaelmoran2691]

Tyson one of the best boxers the world has ever seen Alot of people of the world's population if put the right mind and with the correct information and training of both mind and body could of been in the square ring But there were so many pecocks in the biz who were just not in it for the win but money cus never kicked the money ting to much and when he died a vipers was and had been waiting a long time for this and that snake name was d king who was the pole oppersit to cus but there you go Love Tyson 🥊🥊🤠🆗✅

[@andyng5321]

What does 49-0 and 87-0 mean? Idk boxing terms

[@EmekaEric]

Imagine the head movement, technique, skills,defence, footwork, body movement for a heavyweight and then the power punches. But he was carried away by fame and wealth and was surrounded by those who don't have his best interest at heart, rather were with him for their selfish financial interest. Like Cus D'Amato rightly said. Had Mike Tyson never got distracted along the lines he would've undoubtedly become the greatest heavyweight boxing champion of all time.. Sadly, They deliberately ruined one of the best talents in the history of heavyweight boxing. Consequently, Mike Tyson wasn't able to realize his full potential. Even at that he was a beast whose accomplishment was unprecedented in the history of heavyweight boxing.. That's why for me I consider him the greatest heavyweight boxing champion of all time behind Muhammad Ali. And am glad the way Mike Tyson turned out later in life as an amazing and incredible human being. He remains my HERO and IDOL. All the best Mike. Keep punching champ.

[@DaDominicanDawg]

Everything you just said, couldn’t have said it better maself, blessings, and Happy New Year

[@deanmann4930]

Muhammad Ali would have been ko just like the rest of the lamps that mike Slaughted in the ring.

[@ComaToast1]

Only if cus was 20 yrs younger and that bs artist who accused him of rape...

[@anthonydavid8193]

What a great statement man.I hope one day Mike reads this & realizes how much true fans & friends love & appreciate him.May God bless & change him more in his older age & for His glory!

[@DaDominicanDawg]

@@anthonydavid8193 he def does but he feels a little uncomfortable or such idk if that’s the right word but to a degree bcuz he doesnt like being reminded of his younger self he is now a pacifist who just cares about the good things in life, a class act nowadays a great human being, extremely truthful and humble may god bless him amen 🙏🏽

[@knuckletherapyserveothersf6092]

He is so explosive and quick. If cus was younger so he could have been alive for a majority of his career. I don't think he ever would have lost a fight. Mike had a lot of trust in Cus and would have protected him way better than anyone else. He would have guided him to make better decisions. Robin G would not have taken advantage of Mike. And king would have never do what he did to Mike.

[@ChristianWhiteGuy]

YES! Everything you said!

[@ebukaekwoaba7209]

But if cus was younger he may wouldn't have the same experience and wouldn't see mike like he did

[@maultheworld8326]

@@ebukaekwoaba7209 exacyly, everything happens for a reason and everything has its time

[@Bobthebuilder-gn8ur]

Mike is a different person now he is much wiser because of good and bad experiences

[@peter9274]

100% agreed with you.

[@ryanjohnston4249]

Cus was prophetic, in Mike Tyson's rise and fall. He got distracted after Cus passed away and so he lost interest. Therefore, he became less than he could've been. Even still, he is an amazing boxer and has come so far as a person. To hear him speak now and reflect on who he was and who he has become is inspiring.

[@LastResortRecordingSessions]

One of the best boxing docs I've watched in a while. The relationship Mike had with Cus and Kevin, his childhood, the loss of his mom. It created this perfect storm of a man. Whoever spliced the footage of Rooney and Mike doing head movement drills & the end result in the ring should be given a cookie. That was sweeeeeeeet!!!!

[@richarddean1892]

THE YOUNGEST HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMP OF ALL TIME

[@ognistawoda]

fact

[@wasntme3651]

Nuff said 💯👊🏼

[@perpetualmotion357]

I think Mike is the most incredible and impressive athlete of all time. At his best he was the closest we got to watching greatness when he did everything right. When people watch footage of 80's Tyson they become captivated. The footage speaks for itself. Even the training shows Mike doing things I never seen anyone do. He didn't even have to fight anyone to know he was a destroyer. I've never seen anybody with his build have so much speed combined with his power. On top of it all the most important and impressive thing about him was the elusiveness. That's what Cus focused on the most and what made Mike special. Once he fired Rooney the other coaches didn't know the system like Kevin did. Kevin wasnt afraid to yell at Mike and tell him to go to the body and fix things. Mike never respected the other guys. He felt he knew more than them and he was probably right. Mike was still a destroyer in the 90's but he ceased being the unhittable terror we saw in the 80's.

[@DinkyDiTruBlu]

Triple hook on the heavy bag with no lagg.. farkn unreal precision speed power skill footwork.. if he had a criticism, it would be he didn't work in the clinch. I'm no expert, so take that with a grain of salt. Aside from his too early loss of cus. His coming together with the sleazy don king and givens, at his peak.. just wow. Quite a mountain to climb. Really, his story is quite legendary. An inspiration

[@wasntme3651]

Excellent comment and 100% true.

[@jimnewcombe7584]

He despised being defined as an athlete. This is mere entertainment, like putting starved pitbulls in a ring. It's nothing compared to what genius can do.

[@yanicyoda4762]

Yeap.you can thank Donking For firing Rooney and bringing in his guys

[@thecoopstah09]

Yes his amazing power and speed was something you dont see he had opponents baffled when he did the peek a boo which you see a lot when an opponent is swinging away and cant catchj him and mike comes out of the peek a boo and floors him and to think where he came from to where he is now its a miracle he is definitely a survivor,

[@CaioStriker]

You can see that Mike Tyson was training to kill with his hands. Hands up for the coachs too.

[@judah6152]

I would've loved to have Cus as a mentor. What an amazing man. Especially for black men. Cus should be celebrated.

[@wrotedog]

Cus was nice with the mentorship ❤ 🥊

[@slickkilla44]

No lie, this is top tier. Probably the best video you've made and I've been around your vids for a long time. Great job

[@DaDominicanDawg]

I second that

[@tomusak0762]

I identify as a man who boxes and loves boxing and this kind of speed and strength in the movement is something, to which every boxer aspires to. Love Tyson!

[@BCK2237]

The king is back!🥊

[@thelast-darkknight6807]

Who is the King?

[@godfather53]

@@thelast-darkknight6807 Ali

[@m17-04]

@@godfather53mike*

[@godfather53]

@@m17-04 Alis greatness is leagues above Mike. Had a way bigger impact and a superior resume

[@stevecormier1514]

He’s was so incredibly special. I haven’t seen anything to this day close to how perfect Mike was. It’s the whole package too his attitude, mentality , body frame, ferociousness, confidence, explosive, footwork, the twisting and transferring energy tor power , the dedication

[@nadarajantinagaran757]

So excellent... skills,..speed like welterweight.. devastating power in both hands..move upper lower body + head movement...amazing speed!!.. He was a super phenomenan heavyweight fighter.. that no one in today's or in future era can never be like him..!!

[@Bashfrm361]

Issac "pitbull" Cruz

[@yanicyoda4762]

Hands down.He had no weakness in his game .He Was like a michaelangelo of boxing

[@sallengage6267]

Cus & Mike's Peekaboo style taught me how to use leverage and go to the body so well. We have never seen speed and power and head movement like that and probably never will again. And I got to watch this all live. I still have a slip bag hanging in my boxing gym, still to this day. And I can't believe this video didn't mention Cus and the Willie Bag.😊

[@thomasigo5292]

I Iwas born on 1984, still a kid and never had the chance to see this great fighter but thank you for this amazing awesome videos and truly The IRON about MIKE Tyson was real, amazing to watch.👍💪👍💪🤜🤜MIKE Tyson 🐐🐐🐐

[@theinformationbomber7102]

The man is back with some great Tyson content again !

[@СталкерТравушка]

Theres only one life so there can only be one king Everything he does in boxing is so graceful - its hard to take your eyes off him

[@bristonpypp7380]

Mike, it doesnt matter what you did with your life, what matters is what you did for ours.

[@marcotaormina8798]

If Cus could live some year more, Mike’s history could have been different.

[@trentcunningham5627]

Once the CANCER OF BOXING Don King got his hooks into him everything went to SHIT!!!!! I always said that Don King and Robin Givens were the reasons that Mike lost to Douglas.... The first thing that Robin did after her and Mike were married was to get Mickey Rooney and anyone else that actually cared and looked out for Mike outside of the ring fired and her, her Mother and Don King kept him from having any contact with them..If you watch interviews leading up to that fight and even when Mike entered the ring he wasn't himself... It looked like he was in daze... Like he was on something.... I always said also that when it became more profitable for Don King for Mike to lose THE CANCER OF BOXING made sure that he did just that.... A focused well trained Tyson with Rooney as his trainer Buster Douglas would've been lucky to survive 4 rounds with him.. Don King never cared one bit about the sport or the fighters that he promoted and all Mike was to him and the whore that he pushed him into marrying was a huge payday....

[@Kkk-k7o7x]

Indestructible it was in those years no one could beat him❤

[@sallengage6267]

Nobody, period.

[@thomasdeininger1605]

One of the greatest humans ever... Warrior to warrior-philosopher What an arc

[@jimnewcombe7584]

One of the "greatest humans ever"??? What inconceivable horseshit. He isn't even REMOTELY one of the greatest THAT WE KNOW OF, let alone the billions you'll never have any knowledge of. Jesus wept. Maybe read some of the great writers and thinkers and painters and poets, even politicians, before you celebrate a convicted rapist who bites people's ears off and smokes psychedelic toad venom. I bet you're yet another of those thousands of KZbin commentators who doesn't know how to leave a message without using the phrase "ever" as if it magically lends some strength to an opinion borne of absolute ignorance.

[@ivymike3459]

Was awesome finishing up with that 90 degree slip and left hand follow up knockdown. When I first saw that I had to rewind and watch it a few times. That was epic! 👍✊🥇

[@ryand141]

Which fight?

[@thecoopstah09]

i watched a video and he said i cant be beat i like tough guys theyre not tough when you confront tghem they are not tough bring them to me i will deliv er the pain imagine him saying that to you i'd run for hills,just imagine him without his gloves and he hit you omg you would be junk,

[@music_twentyfive8]

He thought he was gonna have his way with Tyson❌

[@easiamah19]

Cus D’amato was the founder of mike tyson. Had he been around him for long, mike would have been champion longer than he had.

[@milanbelovukovic8252]

Po recima drugih box legendi a i ocigledno je, Tajson je imao brze ruke kao Ali a jak udarac kao Forman. Pritom, imao je dobru bradu i sposobnost da izbegava udarce, sto ga cini najboljim. Naravno, kad je bio u formi. Srbija

[@keketsomoloa712]

Love him or hate him. He's pleasing to watch.... Everything he does so explosively. Very diligent. Student in art of war

[@Omar-qr8ef]

Man it was sooooo much more for Mike to learn from Cus-just about life in general that he could have learned. Set aside from boxing I'd have loved to just sit and talk with Cus myself...just to hear him drop gems on me-id let my ears not only hear-but feel also. R.I.P. Cus- great man-incredible legacy. 🫡

[@QueensNativeNYC]

It's a miracle Tyson never killed anyone in the ring..

[@johnmarshall4442]

If you watch the fights he was in , after he knocked someone out he always went back and tried to help the guy get up .

[@lesleyrussell8200]

or injured his brain....

[@thecoopstah09]

I know huh he was dangerous especially in his prime

[@sallengage6267]

​@@lesleyrussell8200OK limp wrist

[@sallengage6267]

​@@thecoopstah0920 years old os not Prime.

[@cusssystem8013]

What a video . They are the best and well put together. keep them coming and nice to see you back !

[@asadaljayashi4386]

Mike Tyson brought so much excitement, intensity, thrill and energy to boxing that no one could have accomplished before or after him.

[@richardknight6539]

If Cus had not passed away Mike would have gone undefeated

[@Datsun510zen]

I'm not talking about the greatest champion of all time, but anyone who tries to say that Prime Mike Tyson wasn't the best heavyweight fighter of all time doesn't know enough about boxing to understand what a phenom he was. Ali and Forman said the same.

[@Da2ndHorseman]

Fire I hope you start making more training videos of him again Good Job! 🔥🔥

[@tylerkeller8869]

I have always said this and nobody will ever convince me otherwise: Tyson is without question the greatest heavyweight and he would have put Ali on the mat. Period.

[@stevewhitaker1705]

Mike was unbeatable in them days the only person that beat Mike was himself

[@jonjones7137]

...and Robin Givens

[@stevewhitaker1705]

Thankyou for your comments totally agree

[@jarrodwellman6066]

Extremely good fighter! Only lost a little bit! Very very strong! So powerful! Extremely dedicated! Very ver6 muscley! You're a really great person Mike! I absolutely love watching all your videos!

[@thecoopstah09]

Even his videos are scary no human being can do what he has done again he is not human i have always said he is clearly on another level above your human being

[@shreyaspandit3666]

Mike in his prime is absolutely unbeatable... he is like fighting with two hammers. Boom 💥

[@jannovak6806]

PURE GOLD.I FEEL DEEP LOVE BETWEEN MIKE AND CUS...FAMILY POWER AND FORCE...GREAT PART OF HALL OF FAME....THANK YOU.

[@llorenstorrespr4409]

(1986-1988) was his best form. After that he was still, or entering his "prime", but he wasn't 100% full dedicated or disciplined.

[@theinformationbomber7102]

Damn right

[@lonewolf3828]

Lenox, Holyfield did not fight him in that period, wonder why? They waited till his spirit was broken. It’s like fighting someone who is 50 % of what he use to be!

[@travzimmerman1340]

Hey fella, Holyfield was cruiserweight in the 80s and didn't turn heavyweight until 1988 and Lewis didnt even turn pro until 1989. You should do some research as to who the Tyson camp paid step aside money to so he did NOT have to face CERTAIN fighters........The guys that think Tyson was invincible are casual novice boxing fans.......

[@jonjones7137]

@@travzimmerman1340 dude please. All those steroids in Holyfield's system.....

[@ThatBigPoppa]

@@travzimmerman1340 hey im not trying to hate on holyfield he was a great fighter and all but if he didnt headbutt tyson he would not have lost his damn ear

[@Rsam86]

@@travzimmerman1340 You should do more research tbh. Tyson hammered Stewart, Holyfield won a decision against him and big George almost lost. Don King paid the step aside money for LL.. (politics are an irrelevant argument since its not the fighters choice). There is a reason there aren't videos about Evander nor Holyfield to this magnitude. THEY BOTH ADMITTED THEY WOULD LOOSE TO PEIME TYSON IN THIS VIDEO! Oh let's also talk about Oliver M slamming Lennox with ease (Tysons old sparring partner). You shouldn't throw out the statement "casual fan" so loosely. No one is invincible but during that 85-89 era no.. no one came close.

[@anthonydavid8193]

Exactly! Evander had to cheat with his headbutts & alleged steroids both fights & Lennox should be ashamed of himself,fighting Mike at that stage in his career.Lennox fought scared,holding & leaning on him.Even his trainer Steward was mixed up.One min telling,"Be careful,he might catch you with some s*%&!" & later on "Go to him & bang em'!"Smh.Lennox eventually caught him with too many rights,yet still had to push him down.Point is neither one of those guys beat the real prime focused Mike Tyson,& btw neither did Douglas.

[@eunitanafula2671]

I love the discipline, focus and drive Iron Mike Tyson had.

[@keithknowles912]

There will be no substitute for him....not even in a hundred years from now....

[@jimnewcombe7584]

Yeah you may as well start watching tennis and writing poetry

[@JasonVidal_]

@@jimnewcombe7584🐑

[@richardhughes2988]

In this time Mike was the best I have ever seen 👍🇬🇧

[@toddjacobs5660]

Never be another Mike Tyson, no one is that tough, simple as that !!!!

[@hostilemgtow603]

Great video as always, and thanks for the consistent awesome content 🏆👍.

[@qsef90]

Keep on your work man. Your vids are awesome

[@scottmiller4869]

Cus predicted some very real outcomes. Tyson in my opinion is the greatest of all time . Ali was the first like and so is held by most as the greatest like Einstein is considered the greatest brain. When your the first to discover or do the (at the time) the unknown or unseen you are always remembered as the greatest and everyone after is considered a replica of what someone did great before and so the first are remembered romantically in our hearts as the best. Tyson in my opinion was /is the greatest .

[@SportVideosSvOfficial]

Mike was a universal heavyweight boxer ever

[@gibberconfirm166]

@@SportVideosSvOfficial "Distractions" like a bunch of cocaine and Japanese hookers, I think Cus himself could visualize it.

[@uhyeahsure01]

Very well said and exactly the way I see it too

[@lonewolf3828]

Yes!

[@dancingdoungnut]

No. Einstein is the Mike Tyson. Newton is the Muhammad Ali

[@bibigabuyo1654]

Geez man look at that hand speed.. inhuman… 😱

[@dave23024]

He was so fun to watch. The other boxers were always so terrified, they'd start trying to keep him at arm's length and he'd just duck and move in and it's lights out!

[@ocramzehcnas6522]

The greatest of all time!! Iron Mike Tyson!!!

[@deansnipah1392]

Those training sessions with Rooney where Mike is charging at him while bobbing and weaving, is just an intimidating site! Gah dam it never gets old watching that

[@jongreen6422]

Mike was one of the best technician s of boxing with speed n power that was unmatched by anyone

[@antoniomarinelli6691]

Visto che sono il primo Italiano a commentare, oppure se ce ne sono altri si vergognano a scrivere nella loro lingua, dico che Mike Tyson secondo me è il pugile più forte di tutti i tempi, imbattibile insieme a Cus e Rooney.

[@wrotedog]

Love oldskool training and mentoring like this.

[@viralvansh8951]

Mike Tyson is My Inspiration ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@theinformationbomber7102]

Same here

[@DaDominicanDawg]

@@theinformationbomber7102 yup

[@theinformationbomber7102]

@@DaDominicanDawg aye we meet again pal

[@DaDominicanDawg]

@@theinformationbomber7102 lol aye wassup bro hyd

[@FleagleSangria]

You know what makes this a great little film? Its fun as hell to watch.

[@user-cj5nq3dm9d]

Nice video. Salute. Tyson was that guy. Killer. 👊🏾

[@badintention8535]

You make the best mike tyson videos

[@nickosnachos]

Tyson should be in Mortal kombat

[@SportVideosSvOfficial]

The final boss

[@Cjmatthews87]

That would be epic imagining that I'd love to see such thing. Mike Tyson in Mortal kombat 💪👍💪👍

[@devinmeshach3700]

His finisher is summoning Muhammad alli to do the shuffle and blow your head off

[@smiletheory75]

EPIC

[@patootie3529]

​@@devinmeshach3700 nah man it's gotta be about him. maybe he'll do an ear bite and u bleed to death from the ear wound

[@3ArbiShishani]

My RESPECT!!! Myself having a Combat sports "career" of nearly 19 years, starting with boxing at a age about 8-9 years after watching my neighbor hitting the heavy bag in his garden as he was a semi professional boxer before. So he asked if I wanna try to hit the bag and I said "of course", so I hitted and he was impressed, saying I should box, which I did only for a short time as I chose Shotokan Karate (about 5 years) first, but I but wasn't satisfied cuz it's only semi-contact, making me to start the Kyo ku Shinkai style Karate for about 2 years, which is Full-contact, after I did Thai-boxing for about 3-4 years, making 4 MMA fights (won all 3 KO's 1 submission) under the name of Free fighting (that's how it was called back then as there wasn't any UFC and others like Pride FC etc.)!!! Nice work!

[@perpetualmotion357]

Ain't no fighter beating D'Amato's Tyson. He moved completely different in the mid 80's compared to when Holyfield and especially Lewis fought him. I don't see anyone stopping a focused 86's Tyson enroute to the title. He was best in 86' imo.

[@eddieroadrunner6691]

Tyson fought Lewis when they was younger Lewis was too much for him even back then

[@perpetualmotion357]

@brumylee People have that Lewis thing backwards. Cus said Mike was too much for Lennox. He's on video talking about it, bringing in the olympic medalist(which was Lennox) and Mike was too much. First time they sparred he knocked Lewis out of the ring. Lewis has said he was terrified of Mike when he first saw him

[@wrotedog]

@@eddieroadrunner6691 false, Joe Egan says Tyson knocked Lennox "spark out".

[@gkevlishvili8842]

Good video again 🥊

[@MoneyMajjjjj]

he was very explosive for a boxer that’s what made his style so successful every punch he threw whether it had something “on it” or not it looked like he was tryna break something

[@thecoopstah09]

He said when i punch i punch with bad intentions i want to put a hole in your chest

[@AfterTheGame]

A+ for the editing and sound effects and music. Great job!

[@030Cappucino]

from 6:10 - 6:22. He foresaid that Mike will become the youngest Heavy Weight Champion. He was right. He also said he could become the greatest heavy weight champion if there wasn't the lack of dedication and distraction. Cuz really knew how life works. I wish I knew him personally.

[@DinkyDiTruBlu]

Just know him in spirit

[@wasntme3651]

He seen many young potentials get distracted and never become what they could of. He was a wise man. I believe he was right when he said he would have gone down as the best heavyweight champion if he didn’t get distracted. We all know what happened. Could you imagine having all that money and fame ,coming from nothing and being only 20? It’s reasonable to say the vast majority would have got distracted. Like him or not but Mayweather is the only one to not screw up from partying etc….

[@030Cappucino]

@@wasntme3651 I think that they were luring Mike into that sweet life of women, buying stuff he doesn't need, giving away money and so on... Btw Mike got robbed, that's something he couldn't see coming because he trusted Don King too much. We all know the story.

[@ElevateSportsMotivation]

This video teaches me valuable life lessons about dedication, sacrifice, and resilience.

[@HonorGuard117]

I can't believe your videos. You're such an amazing editor with great footage. This doesn't look amateur at all. I've seen your other stuff and they're all good. Please make more Tyson videos pls! You're the best out there

[@thelast-darkknight6807]

Why He the Best?

[@nickierocroc4062]

My man was fast with his moving ducking side to side then coming up wit that uppercut was phenomenal. " GREAT JOB BRA "

[@ceckolalovia]

Now im hyped for training :)

[@titolino73]

Without any distraction....Thanks Don King!

[@mikelincoln2691]

These 2 were unstoppable together unstoppable. The only person I feel who could've kept Tyson on the same path with the same mindset till the end of his career would've been Teddy Atlas.

[@jeremybr2020]

When he hits the heavy bag it sounds like a gunshot going off. I'm still of the opinion that there hasn't been a boxer in history that could beat a young Mike Tyson. Not Ali,. not Rocky Marciano.....nobody. I'm a big fan of Tyson Fury. But lets be honest, when you watch young Mike Tyson box and you watch Tyson Fury box, it's ridiculous how obvious the difference is in terms of power, and speed and ferocity.

[@jimnewcombe7584]

Tyson Fury is a slow-moving gargantuan lump - but perhaps I should watch more of him than I have.

[@thecoopstah09]

I could talk about ioron mike forever he is such an inspiration to millions including me you should see him jump rpope omg hes ridiculous

[@theinformationbomber7102]

​@@thecoopstah09 same here my man Mike's my hero He's my inspiration!

[@sibiryak1241]

Legend🔥🔥🔥

[@Опсалютнийдиваничемпион]

Такого зверя больше некогда не будет за всю историю мирового бокса. 💪💪💪 👊👊👊

[@vicmercd9136]

100%

[@danielrodriguespereira5710]

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