i watched him as a child. even as a little kid, i distinctly recall thinking "that guy's going to kill somebody in the ring." as childish as i was, i recognized sheer mortal danger when i saw it & "it" was him.

And tyson defense was great as well that way of dodging punches to go to the inside was incredible

Agree 100%

Why copy pasting the same comment in every Tyson videos?

@@davidgonzalez5044 You are absolutely right. His defense was superb but rarely underlined and allowed him to strike back after avoiding his opponent punches.

Technically was

Cus was technically his father since he adopted Tyson

Cus always had Mike's ear

Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back.

我也是这样觉得的

@@user-et7lg4nw9z 谢谢朋友，祝你有个愉快的一天！

Do agree but, what do you mean at "at such a young age", only youngster could have that fast speed, couldn't that?

Alot of No name boxersbin his era. However, When it Came to better shape and bigger names like Lennox Lewis & Holyfield, tyson loss everytime!

Even more scary than watching Joe biden fall up steps?

The greatest of all time.

Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back.

Approximately 200 pounds of solid muscle at 12 years old...to put this in perspective he was bigger and stronger than vast majority of adult men before he even reached puberty.

@@nickcaesar7650 He was not 200lb at 12 years old

He was on steroids dummy

@@nickcaesar7650 That's a lie. Mike himself talks about being bullied, and WHY. He MAXED OUT at 5'10", 220. He didn't grow by only 20lbs in 8 years, homie.. no one does.

@@thetractorlegacy7477 He was juiced to the gills.

I was about to comment about that😢🙏

FUCK that what did he mean at 11:13 when he said "he made his old matter proud" 🤔

@@6lakGesus its simple english. he made his old master proud

@@pinkipromise I smell a racist 🦨

@@6lakGesus master as in a teacher since he’s the one who taught him how to box not the other kind of master

@randomguy9777 💯.....🙂

@@randomguy8196Fr that shit was so satisfying to watch

From what I've read, Trevor Berbick was a POS.

He was a piece of shit, don't feel bad for Berbick, he was loony before he even did boxing.(seriously look up early interviews of him and you'd see how he talks and acts like a serial killer trying to be normal.)

Def cant blame Tyson, but its so wild to me that nearly every opponent Mike defeated subsequently had their career ended and/or life in shambles afterward. None of his opponents were ever the same again after losing to Mike, thats insane!

Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back.

Don't forget bipolar disorder

Tysons team ducked Lewis. Plus Lewis was a late bloomer physically. Look at Lewis’s size in his early days to when near late 90s. Lewis looked like a string bean until late 90s

@@Scientists_dont_lie hello Horzon i saw all of them fight, as my mate was and is the boxing floor manager for Sky, i went to Maddison sq gardens for the Holyfield Lewis battle and after parties, Tyson peaked early, Lewis peaked late in life and became an incredible boxer probably the best. But ultimately for me a young Tyson was incredible to watch I’ve never seen anything like it at heavyweight, however I’ve seen the Bens and Eubanks Watson’s etc they were more ferocious unbelievable. boxing has lost its way today.

​@@sampeters6620wrong

@@thearbiter3351 What do you mean wrong how much of a dick rider can you be?

Rich the Fight Historian does this a lot. Fantastic channel.

Never heard of him but thanks for the tip; I just watched his Locche feature, which was great. However, a little too much talkin’. Don’t get me wrong, awesome video. I just wish a lot of these talented compilation artists would let some of that raw footage speak for itself (probably a challenging topic given copyright law, but wtf: gonna let the great editors know what the people want)!

@@muskratrepairservices7701 his longer videos often show huge chunks of no commentary fights. Check out the Wilfred Benitez one for example.

Imo Ike Ibeabuchi was better!

Ibeabuchi would have been the heir to Lewis throne. The Klitschko's would have been gate keepers if he was around. Ike was a Super Heavyweight with serious power, great speed, chin of iron, a boxer and a brawler, freakish stamina, threw punches in bunches, and had a ridiculous workrate with KO written all over his punches.

@@Maria.Isabella.Sanchez he was an animal but skill wise Mike had the edge, Ike was stronger, bigger, tougher, and had better intangibles but skills, nah that peekaboo style was it, mind you Ike was quite agile he was like a combo between Holyfield and Tyson, Tyson’s aggression, power, and killer instinct, and the heart and tenacity of Holyfield, but i still believe skill for skill the way Tyson fought with his head movement, footwork, and ring savvy he was the better fighter

@@DaDominicanDawg No heavyweight of his generation possessed more ability. He was a prodigy. He had amazing power. He had fierce determination and he had no fear of anybody, and he believed that he was the King, that nobody could beat him. He’d walk into the ring and you would almost have this vision of a bull coming at a matador with the steam coming out of the nostrils. Unfortunately, here was a very scary man both in and out of the ring. And it’s unfortunate that we’ll never know what could have been. Bob Arum: "I don’t know, but it was the heavyweight division and people love a puncher, and while he probably couldn’t have made what Mike Tyson made, but he would have been damn close. You know, hundreds of millions of dollars, sure. But again, again, that’s life, that’s life. You have to be a person, you have to be sane, you have to comport yourself with some kind of dignity and some kind of grace in order to realize that type of reward, and he couldn’t do it."

@@Maria.Isabella.Sanchez 💯

It’s a realization that you are in a difficult profession making money shouldn’t be this hard

Oh please

Tyson was fun to watch, but he wouldn't have landed many shots against a young Muhammed Ali.

How is he better than Ali, Marciano or Louis. You see this clown's last dozen fights? Lose your crush, do your homework.

@@wovfm Sorry for triggering you. Honestly, I didn't mean to. Ali was a bloated disgrace in his last several fights... a mere shell of what he once was. All great fighters have a downward trend, but I guess you didn't read my original comment carefully, and you were able to decipher that I was referring to him during his prime. Next time, I will try to type more slowly. 😘

@@oscarjetson128 Rocky Marciano retired undefeated.

Person I've ever seen 😭

i taped all his fights

What a time to be alive. PPV was insane on cable boxes to call in and get it set up to see Mike knock people out in 30 seconds. Took longer to figure out how to get the cable box to work 😂

Admirable wish my guy but if you are physically able, get out there get that body you want. Don't just wish for it! :D

@@Raggamuffinz917 I have an issue with my leg and heel that makes running and certain things like burpees, lunges and squats difficult. But other than that. I am able, financially though its not exactly cheap to own gym equipment or go to a gym where I'm from. I still try and get in a few mile walks a day. But I want to work on my abdomen, so I've been trying excersies on that. It's not an overnight process I'm aware. Just wanna get back into the shape I used to be when I had visible abs.

Still a young guy at 27

You got this!

@@Raggamuffinz917 thanks for the motivation homie🙏

Boxing is great but it's easy to forget that it's not a profession full of angels. The kind of punishment you go through is both physical and mental and the kind of individuals capable of handling it are sometimes bad people, or people who have been put through very difficult situations. Remember, fighting isn't normal. You only have so many in your life, and to force yourself into them is damaging to more than just your body.

Boxing is bloodsport

that is boxing.

Do u know what music it is?

N that's why he gassed out quickly n struggled beyond round 5. Also helps when you're in a weak era and matched against a load of average fighters. Plus he was beaten everytime he was matched against better standard of opponents. He was a hype job

@@joseph1980. you are talking nonsense.

@@futumukafulangenge9863 mate is that really the best you can do is say I'm talking nonsense? Surely you can elaborate further on what exactly I have said that is such nonsense.

@@futumukafulangenge9863 apart from a 38 year old Larry Holmes he never fought and beat anyone of any great merit. Tyson barely makes the list of top ten heavyweights ever never mind the GOAT boxer like some claim.

He got that Goku "I wanna fight you at your best" mentality😂

Well that was the saddest life imaginable after he lost. You forgot to mention that. Not Tyson's fault, but still very unfortunate.

Heavy punches you say, I never knew.

Some of today's Undefeated Super Heavyweights: 277lb 6' 9" Gypsy King Fury is 32-0 265lb 6′ 5½″ Arslanbek Makhmudov 14-0 with 100% KO's 265lb 6' 6" Joe Joyce is 13-0 with 92.31% KO's 240lb 6' 4" Frank Sanchez is 20-0 245lb 6' 6" Filip Hrgovic is 14-0 222lb 6' 3" Usyk the Southpaw with 78" reach is 19-0 245lb 6' 2" Ike Ibeabuchi is 20-0 Never know what is lurking around next decade. Never say never.

@@Jabbing_Jack idk I doubt a 19 year old will break the record

@@Jabbing_Jack all on the list are 6.2 above, Mike was 5.9 on the good day and would beat the shit out of any of these. No match to Mike.

@@morethanfreeman905 Tell that to Buster Douglas

@@Jabbing_Jack bruh Ike Ibeabuchi isn’t today’s news, he was a 90s fighter he been retired ever since he went to jail

he literally mauled his opponents lol

He grew up in bully Brownsville. Man was either going to be a boxer or a gang enforcer.

Make no mistake, he's still vicious, he just tries to control it. He can't play fight with his son to this day

@@bryantbrantley5772 n**** please what real man can't play fight with their kid come on

@@gdr205 a fucking machine built to destroy. His son is a grown man that is also a fighter. It brings out the apex predator in Tyson

Well said. The jack of all trades is the master of none. And you clearly see it in MMA. If rather watch some BJJ pros or Boxers going at it than this crap. It's just a whole different level of refinement. Watching these guys box is just so painful to watch. But normies just don't see the difference of technique. It's just sad.

He saw it as life and death, if he lost he felt he would have zero future/ nothing to fall back on. You can see it in hi intensity whether training or fighting it’s incredible to watch

Doubt it. The sport has changed so much and kids now dont have that type of motivation and dedication like the folks from before who came from nothing and wanted it all.

Likewise lo

Same but this channel is good so I watch it. Like chemistry videos. No need for them but why not

He turned it into an asset. His uppercuts were terrifying.

Lord yesssssss,pray that God will protect Mike.I know GOD WILL.THANKS CUS D AMATO.

Yes! The 80’s was one of the greatest decades in American history to grow up in.

@@GD-tn3ez ik i’ll get slack for this, but i mean… not if you weren’t white.

And Larry Bird 😊

The similarity is uncanny!

@Joske Vermeulen I disagree...You said "entire package" and you don't think Tyson ranks in the top 10? Wow...Well, think about this little tidbit...Revenue is one major part of the sport, and Lennox Lewis highest grossing fight he was ever a part of was because of Tyson...And Holyfield's highest PPV buys were also Tyson...Tyson was the "Total package"...Pure excitement.

@@matt8863 He must be high

i agree with that i follow him since he fights donnie long i am from the netherlands that was the first on dutch tv about tyson from that day i am a big fan what a great champion for me he is the best ever

@Joske Vermeulen Iron Mike Tyson holds the record as the youngest boxer ever to win a heavyweight title. He was the first heavyweight boxer to simultaneously hold the WBA, WBC and IBF titles, as well as the only heavyweight to unify them in succession. "wiggle him in there"? I'm cramming Tyson in the top 10 even if I had to bash him in with a sledgehammer.

@Joske Vermeulen Names don't matter...Tyson fought whomever held those belts. Just because your opinion of who was great or not during that era means absolutely nothing...Holyfield and Lennox Lewis "true real greats of the era"?? Who's era?...Holyfield fought some of the same (everyone says tomato cans) Tyson fought until 1992...and Lewis fought bouncers until 1992 where Tyson was well on his way to self destruct land...Oh and where's Riddick Bowe in your list? Holyfield couldn't beat him, my bad, Holyfield did steal one win...In my opinion, Mike Tyson is a top 10 heavyweight class boxer. Period.

Funnily enough, it is from Black Desert Online

@@SkydreamESP Holy fuck you're right lmfaoooo.