Mike Tyson did fight Alex Stewart in a professional boxing match. The bout took place on December 8, 1990, at the Convention Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA. At the time, Tyson was the reigning WBA, WBC, and IBF heavyweight champion, and he was widely regarded as one of the most fearsome and dominant boxers in the world.
The fight against Alex Stewart was Tyson's first defense of his undisputed heavyweight titles since reclaiming them earlier that year. Stewart was a tough and capable opponent, known for his punching power and aggressive style.
However, the fight with Tyson was a one-sided affair. Tyson dominated the bout from the beginning, showcasing his trademark speed, power, and ferocity. In the opening round, Tyson unleashed a barrage of punches, sending Stewart to the canvas. Stewart managed to beat the count, but Tyson continued to press the attack, eventually forcing the referee to stop the fight in the first round.
The victory over Alex Stewart further solidified Mike Tyson's reputation as one of the most dominant heavyweight champions in boxing history. It was yet another impressive performance in Tyson's illustrious career, which included numerous memorable victories over top-ranked opponents.
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