Opponents BEFORE and AFTER Fighting Mike Tyson

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[@adamdimaggio2237]

Might not see this but Love you guys.. Best reactions on KZbin..

[@adamdimaggio2237]

Well Was not expecting that... Well going to add Best interaction's with fan's, and the community.. hope you 2 stay a couple for EVER... you guys do great together..

[@bentback1]

I will be 74 yrs. old next month and have been watching boxing all my life and Mike Tyson was the best I ever watched.

[@Emotionless0000]

happy birthday lol !

[@sundaykigbu1876]

Happy birthday in advance

[@Danthman75]

Happy Birthday

[@abbadumaine]

Happy birthday my dear brother, I'll be 83 years young my next click, and I too have only seen one other ring master, yes, you guessed it, Mr Rocky Marciano....

[@TProfileG]

A prime Mike Tyson could beat Ronnie Pickering on the right day.

[@user-ef1qm2gy1t]

You take Muhammed Ali's speed and agility...Joe Frazier's agressivity & resilience...And George Foreman's Power's punch and You Got MIKE TYSON

[@ahyo5914]

stfu nobody but sugar ray not even him can reach ali's speed and agility

[@liamfarr3707]

Got some boxing IQ in there too. His defence in his prime really was impregnable!

[@muricemention]

lol please don’t ever repeat that,with all of them combined it’s still not in Tyson’s league

[@user-ku5hs3ji8k]

@@muricementionTyson wasn’t better then Frazier or foreman… never mind Ali😂😂🤡

[@Lifen1]

No you wrong. If you make a copy of me and the reduce 10%strenght then you get Tyson..

[@miketurpin4959]

If Jake Paul catches any of these shots he will feel the fear of knowing that Tyson is built differently and he's hard as granite even at 58.

[@tracytoltien]

early on in his career Tyson made a quote that holds very true "Everyone has a plan.. until they get hit in the face."

[@dalehammers4425]

You guys have to keep in mind that when most them people were calling Tyson a kid, he was still only 19, he was literally a kid still.

[@retrogamer82]

Still holds the record for youngest heavyweight champion at age 20

[@tgfover9000]

Kid dynamite

[@dalehammers4425]

@@retrogamer82 Yup, literally turned the defending champ into jello in the ring.

[@benpotaka5893]

Tysons duck and weave was amazing, his upper cut and jab was legend 👊🏾

[@kevinwheesysouthward9295]

We used to watch him fight all of the time and laugh at the moment when his opponent realized what they got themselves into. You could literally see the look on their face when it hit them. It was so funny because it happened every time (until Cus died).

[@slojoegtstang5775]

My favorite quote from Tyson, "Everyone has a plan till they get hit"

[@thefixerman1]

Definitely a classic quote. He actually said, "Everyone has a plan 'til they get punched in the mouth.

[@notchomomma239]

In his heyday, people didn't realize just how good Tyson's footwork was. You'd blink, he'd disappear, and that's before he even hit you. When Tyson did his shift to the side, it's so fast that you can quite literally miss it if you blink... and Tyson would figure out the timing on his opponent's blinks.

[@granadosvm]

And he would not just disappear, he would place himself in a chambered position to counter with full power in the same breath of his defensive movement.

[@7thheaven496]

I would know because i would lose to him alot in Mike Tysons punchout on NES....no joke.

[@johnd.7792]

He also not only was as fast as any I've seen, but his punches were so short that it made him seem so much faster.

[@mattingegneri1077]

Peek-a-boo!

[@goldenpony822]

Even before engaging he's already doing all those foot shuffles to get the best position.

[@jamesreese7111]

The fact that Mike is one of the smallest heavyweights in modern boxing history just shows how special he was. He's like 5 foot 10 inched while the average is 6 foot 3 inches. He fought guys who were taller and heavier than him constantly. Truly impressive. Great reaction.

[@JT-sl3ui]

And none of those 6 footers has a punch like Iron Mike! Jake Paul is going to get annihilated. The Paul mauling ✌🏻👍🏻

[@earth7551]

Tyson had no will power though is not the gladiator like Holyfield who gets of the canvas to win a fight Like Holyfield did in his war's with Cooper, Bowe

[@shemarlosscott2656]

Mike Tyson is a Legend

[@Hoosier_Daddy69]

Your name is @shemarlosscott2656

[@yankee2666]

Robin Hood, John Henry, Paul Bunyan, The Lone Ranger - they were legends - not Mike Tyson.

[@shemarlosscott2656]

I Agree

[@TotalDohnut]

@@yankee2666 well that's just weird. Out of all four of those names that you claim to be legends only one of them were real. John Henry was real and is a legend, the other three are fictional characters lmao. Mike Tyson is a LEGEND!

[@user-cm8lq9jd8y]

I'm sorry Tyson is 57, I want him to be strong and healthy for another 70 years❤

[@Power_Prawnstar]

Gotta say, anyone thats stepped into the ring probably doesnt deserve to be mocked, they should get a bravery medal.

[@michaelanderson8715]

How!? Tyson so furious yet always hugs his opponents after the ko.. that's why we ❤ him

[@acarter4173]

The narrative that "his opponents were defeated before they stepped into the ring" is overblown. Lots of them were very tough men. You saw the terror AFTER he cracked them a time or two...then they knew it was going to be a very bad time.

[@brandonkeller5765]

Tyson is a born fighter, even in retirement he eats, breathes, and lives to fight.

[@granadosvm]

A lot of people like the narrator might remember Tyson only for his devastating attack, but he was a master of the defense. Most boxers plan their defense only to avoid the hit and move away to survive and later prepare a new charge, but Tyson's defense was about avoiding the hit by positioning himself in a chambering stance to come back with a devastating blow in the same breath.

[@user-wc7kz4wo7u]

His head movement was second to nobody he had some of the best head movement and defense of any heavyweight ever

[@blackdragonstory1122]

Its one thing looking a vid and fighting him but it seems like the only way to k.o him would be to forot the defense when he tries to hit your in ribs or somethings under neck and use all might to uppercut or punch him.

[@TheOfficial_CommanderShepherd]

Watching Tyson box is like watching a lion maul it's prey.

[@jima6545]

He was fast and powerful, but also elusive and more than anything, accurate

[@quentinjohnson750]

The thing about Tyson is that he was a heavyweight that moved like a lightweight. He has a lot of power with a lot of speed!

[@johnnyhock]

Tyson’s favourite combo - crunching right hook to ribs (rib breaker) immediately followed by a right uppercut to the chin as the opponent’s left guard drops from the pain of the rib breaker…..

[@corybagley7734]

"Everybody got a plan til they get hit in face" Mike Tyson

[@mikeef747]

If you got to see the full endings after the knockout, like in the last fight with Thomas, Tyson was actually a very gracious winner. He would go and check on his opponents, sometimes help them up and even hug them. Most of the time in boxing and UCF, the trash talk is just to hype the fight for promotions.

[@Garkimyer]

As silly as they may sound, they kind of have to say that they think they can win, or they’ve already lost before the match even starts. Tyson already had the mental edge in almost all his fights, if his opponents admitted publicly that they were scared of him its just game over. You’d also have to wonder why they’d accept the fight in the first place if they had no confidence in winning to begin with.

[@stephensimmons8657]

💯. Never heard I fighter say “ I can’t beat him “ just not going to happen. EVERY boxer believes they can best anyone else

[@benjammin9471]

That's exactly what I was thinking, no fighter is gonna go into a pre fight interview saying they think they're gonna get beat

[@jimibones178]

Pride

[@seanwilson5516]

Tyrell clowned Tyson in the amateurs when he made the Olympic team and Tyson didn't. Biggs went on to win the Olympic title. They were in LA after the team was selected and Biggs told Tyson to make sure to not miss his flight to NY in a condescending manner. That's where the hatred started.

[@user-xi1fm8gz6s]

Tyson doesn’t want to fight you, he wants to end you.

[@jaymac7203]

The most valuable advertising space on Tysons opponents was on the soles of their boots 😭😭 lol 😂

[@franknitti100]

I remember watching Mike & his opponents & most folks underestimated how much of a student he was of boxing. I think as he got older...that love of being in the gym/film room dwindled. That could be due to fame... women...money...drugs...pain of life itself..cant say. Im not trying to judge either...imo...when at his best..hes the *goat*

[@ClickToPreview]

It was Mike's BESTIAL left hand that made him the legendary fighter we speak about. When he stopped using that hand like he used to, THAT'S when he started losing fights left and right, no pun intended. Yes, Mike Tyson was LEFT-HANDED, and most didn't realize it because he used an orthodox RIGHT-HANDED stance.

[@BackyardButcher]

Wow.. I wondered about that. Thanks for the info.. ❤

[@BlackMoridin]

​@@BackyardButcher its also the way he switches stances on them. While bobbing and weaving he'll change stance

[@BackyardButcher]

@@BlackMoridin that makes perfect sense, the footwork was impeccable, like a fine tuned machine with many working parts simultaneously working together that make up the unit Mike was, and in my opinion, still is in his own right👊🐐👍

[@cbreezy1322]

Y'all are hilarious! Still weird for me to be 50 and accept that I remember these fights and many of u weren't born yet. Time is humbling 🤦🏽‍♂️ A Blessing! But humbling.

[@bryanguthrie-ej1fb]

Fact

[@mattkylie6723]

Mike during his prime was the greatest world heavyweight champion of all time.

[@user-kz4dl9qh9n]

Lol. Sure buddy

[@f1_46jayantsabare9]

Most Feared Fighter in the world till. Iron Mike👿👿

[@birch5757]

Early in his career, that double right hand combo is one of the coolest things I've seen in any sport. The level of dedication and training for that move is simply incredible. Just beautiful, unfortunately, his original trainer died and he went downhill quickly afterward. 😢

[@sadikmakwela1255]

When tyrel said tyson was made for him all that came into my mind was then this is gonna be a whoopin from thy own loins😂😂😂.

[@mikebunner3498]

All athletes need confidence. But some of these folks are living in a fantasy world. But Professor Tyson is holding class. And he will teach his opponets an important lesson.

[@EthanKandler-ti8px]

You said about good fighters losing to Tyson, and never really getter back to winning. Shakespeare quote I like. “Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win, by fearing to attempt.” Self doubt is a disease you may never come back from.

[@slowhand256]

Mike said "Everybody got a plan till they get punched in the mouth" LOL

[@vinceramirez6963]

Best style for boxing bar none. Speed, agility, power, dodging skill. Perfect.

[@koshdman]

Tyson would have destroyed everyone. As the years went on and all of the things that happpened to him, it became too hard to be mentally that angry at everyone and everything. His fights were epic but it has been better to see how he changed his life and seems to genuinely happy.

[@brianrufh3684]

Mike did say. Everyone has a plan, until they get punched in the face. Dude is the hardest hitter modern boxing has ever seen. And that doesn't go away. RIP Jake.

[@jacksonbauer5199]

Everyone sees the obvious stuff when it comes to Tyson, but I see his insane ring IQ, near preternatural precision, immaculate technique, brilliant punch selection, etc. as criminally overlooked attributes that don’t get nearly enough recognition. Plus, Tyson was more or less “created” by the most brilliant mind in the history of boxing: Cus D’Amato. Yes, Tyson was (I mean still is) a monster, but it was the intelligent deployment of his attributes that made him a champion… As an individual who has spent 37 years in the world of boxing, I look at Tyson as one of the greatest fighters to ever have laced up, full stop.

[@galenbelden324]

That donnie long guy cracks me up. His movements are goofy, and the rabbit punch, after rabbit punch thinking that would hold mike Tyson back. Lol

[@PG-zs7je]

Y’all should check out Mike Tyson’s training vid on Rainy day boxing’s KZbin channel

[@Raven5150]

22 first round knock outs and youngest heavy weight champ in history

[@thomasblack3675]

And he has insane power behind those punches.😊

[@user-cm8lq9jd8y]

You have to watch Tyson in slow motion to see what happened 😂😂😂 hes so fast!

[@hamfox9714]

Mike said that he wanted to kill every opponent he faced. Just damn.

[@advicemaster1365]

Donnie Long looked like a beginner amature.

[@greenlantern7959]

Wasn’t old enough to see Ali. Tyson was otherworldly. Boxing has felt like a gray wasteland ever since.

[@storkbreath]

This is showcasing people fighting for their own personal pride instead of fighting for the beauty of true excellence in the arena of their art. I find Hope in anyone who is awestruck by and inspired by the one who is greater than themself.

[@richcoe9273]

As someone that's more than familiar with every Mike Tyson fight, my favorites were the two with Frank Bruno, the undefeated European champion...till he fought Iron Mike, of course.

[@Sekowon]

Theres been nobody like Tyson since. I hope I get to see someone better in my lifetime, that'd be a serious spectacle.

[@zekie106]

Mike is unbelievably fast for a heavyweight. I dont see any heavyweights right now moving at the same speeds sadly

[@sputnikalgrim]

His aggression is what truly set him apart. There’s always been fast guys, and strong guys, but I’ve never seen another guy move forward like he did. He had all three which is why he’s a Rushmore boxer for me

[@NorfsideBleedEm]

2:48 🤣🤣🤣 your impressions was spot on 😳lmaoo you sound just like the homegirls from the hood 🤣💯👏🏽

[@kevinathans4191]

I have a similar build to Tyson (with more fat lol) and I think people underestimate him because of his height. The reality is him being more compact made him so powerful. Then you add his movement and aggression...dude was amazing!

[@user-nw6ci5qe8t]

Im gonna hurt him! “With WHAT?” 😂😂😂

[@edmercado1899]

9:13 - That's it right there. Tyson was not just a knockout machine. He was a career ender. Just about every early Tyson opponent disappeared from the sport after their fight with him. He literally would punch the will to fight out of you.

[@Extasei]

That right swing at 8:08 is so fast, I know I wouldnt want that in the face 😂💀 hahah at 14:07

[@rdatuboh]

The best in his era

[@conjurecorpse8209]

Mike Tyson would thrive in any era

[@AXL664]

He never fought the best only a bunch of bums

[@briancallaway1690]

​@AXL664 a bunch of bums? Are you even old enough to have watched his fights? Check the records of the people he fought at the time of the fights.

[@AXL664]

@@briancallaway1690 Yeah what elite fighters has he fought and beat lol

[@AXL664]

@@briancallaway1690 All I see are a bunch of nobodies

[@deviantmultimedia9497]

"Fighting is a sport where if you're not humble it will bring humbleness to you" -Mike Tyson

[@VivereEstVincere]

Праймовый Майк -> Все. Такого как Майк мы больше не увидем,Жизнь сликом жестока обошлась с ним. Отдыхай легенда.

[@infopackrat]

Mike would give his opponents an angry look to intimidate them at the start of every fight.

[@davidkennedy6227]

To be fair, you can't go into a fight against anyone thinking or saying I'm getting ready to get my ass beat, I don't have a chance, if you're gonna step in that ring you've got to believe in yourself

[@EddieLove]

Mike Tyson is the GOAT 🐐

[@smartyboy5024]

RICARDO

[@johnfrega9129]

Definitely not. That easily belongs to Ali. Even Tyson would admit that.

[@rayh.3478]

people always talk about Mike's speed and power, but he's one of the most technically boxer ever! hes footwork is impeccable!

[@jl1399]

Tyson was almost super human at his peak

[@boostedlss6450]

Here for the GOAT.

[@ramiromaia592]

Tyson was a killer, his upper cuts were lethal

[@Mike_and_Life]

"Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face" -Mike Tyson

[@goldenpony822]

People don't give enough credit to the insane 'always on' footwork

[@karrelwilliams2850]

Legend has it Donnie Long is back….back on the floor!😂

[@xzkt]

Mike Tyson should be terrifying for most people. He looks at opponents like a lion looks at a gazelle. He is not worried about IF he can do it, He has the same look you see in the eyes of an apex predator when they are getting ready for an easy meal. He is the scariest fighter I have ever seen.

[@calemorgan3982]

I remember my friends always wanted to buy the PPV's to watch his fights.. We would buy it and almost every fight it never lasted passed the 1st round haha.. The advantage and disadvantage he had were the same thing. he was pretty small for a heavyweight. The average heavyweight was 6ft 2 - 6ft 5 and Tyson was only 5ft 11 so he always had the reach disadvantage but his style of fighting was perfect for that. His head movement and ability to get inside quickly and strike hard made his " disadvantage " an actual advantage against bigger, slower fighters.

[@MsJosie1963]

Mike does that body shot ~ his opponent drops his arm, and mike gives the uppercut!

[@abbadumaine]

The best all around.....papa Gus loved him

[@deviantmultimedia9497]

"Everybody's got a plan until they get punched in the mouth" -Mike Tyson

[@Serge210]

My favorite quote from Tyson , everyone has a plan until they get punch in the face.

[@billcorbett6375]

Everyone Mike fought thought they had him figured until they felt the devastating power of the first punch. Then the plan changed to "I don't want to die."

[@mariob7626]

Mike being so young and one of the smallest heavy weights

[@BGBG617]

Keep workin' on that Southern accent Fats!! It's getting better!! lol

[@ES-wb2do]

The predominance of Tysons opponents were taller than he was. Everybody comments on his punching power, and true enough, but his body and head movement was championship level, everything he did in the ring positioned him to accurately place those shots

[@ScapeGoat77]

Dude, if Jake fought Tyson back then, he’d take one shot, and start coughing up blood. If Tyson looks as good as he does in these training videos, it may still end up like that.

[@jiehuang954]

The reason so many guys think they can knock out Mike Tyson in the ring is because of Tyson's size. At 5'10" and 220lbs, Mike Tyson is probably the smallest HW boxer you can find in the business.

[@franktripodi8586]

Mike Tyson once said, everybody's got a plan till they get punched in the mouth.

[@GeneL-lt2oi]

scientist say getting hit by tysons left hook was like hitting a car windshield at 40 mph

[@BowsettesFury]

Did you see the pad test way back in the day? His right cross was compared to a mule kick.

[@Vergil.bin.Sparda]

in this era in boxing and basketball everyone wants to be like Mike

[@jlbathome9162]

Mike is the king of boxing. Nothing better in his prime

[@WhiskDOG696]

Tyson damned near retired more fighters than the actual history of the boxing itself..... Tyson should be known as father time

[@frederickking1660]

Everybody has a plan until they get hit in the face. Mike Tyson famous quote

[@Camodeep7583]

Mike Tyson hits so hard your past self feels it and forgot to remind your future self ,, 🤌

[@JohnWarner-lu8rq]

In most every fight Mike was one of the first to go to his competitors corner and give them credit and/or shake his hand.

[@alexblue6991]

I be crying too if I had to go into the ring with Tyson

[@PhillyP75]

I have watched boxing for years and years… Never heard of Long lmao so for him to say he was back… Tyson was the fastest heavyweight ever . He was so great and could have been the greatest ever by miles…

[@frederickking1660]

Tyson convinced guys to look for another vocation. He ended careers.

[@missourireaper68]

Famous words from Tyson is everyone has a ideal on how try are going fight till they get hit

[@Froanite]

that long he hits so funny :DDD like he dont know how to fight :D

[@jason42080]

The Thing about Mike Tyson is that when the Bell sounded to start off the Round Mike always Charged straight towards his Opponents and always stayed right up close to them and never backed away and that always brought the Shock/Fear Factor on his Opponents never thinking that Mike would do or be like that right off the bat....Mike's Opponents always thought Mike was just all bark and Mike would show weakness....Nope only thing they saw was a "Beast of a Man" Iron Mike Tyson coming at them at full charge and dropping Fist Bombs to their Face/Head then nothing but Stars. #GoodnightAndSweetDreams

[@pudermcgavin4462]

The guy who said he can beat anyone! Thats what it looks like when you understand pride and you got beat

[@CJCon885]

Tyson has amazing abilities in general but has the most brutal and gorgeous upper cut of anyone on earth!!

[@MrKurtykurt]

The last fighter, Pinkland Thomas, was severely addicted to heroin when he fought Iron Mike. And contrary to popular belief, if you’re addicted, it no longer works as a pain killer and it is certainly not performance enhancing. Notice how different Mike treated Pinkland after the fight than he did his “daddy” who was crying making women’s gestures 😅 (the fact I’ve heard that clip for the first time ever watching your video has earned you my sub) Anyway, Pinkland was already a veteran and respected boxer and it wasn’t till a few years ago Mike was on a late night show and said his toughest opponent was Pinkland Thomas but only realized that very recently after his friend made him watch the replay of the fight bc Pinkland took about 17 square punches from Mike and didn’t go down. Which is kind of an inhuman feat of strength in itself