Top 10 Mike Tyson Best Knockouts HD #ElTerribleProduction

[Music] yeah trying to get the angle is tyson use that right footed pivot swing around on your [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Applause] [Music] that one was a bit of a glancing blow he should be doing a lot more movement than he is now he's allowing mike tyson to trap him in the corner that'll be enough surprise [Applause] a fighter cannot be saved by the bell as the big right hand lands tyson knows he's got him in big trouble if he doesn't answer it richard steele has moved in and has stopped the fight it's all over [Music] [Applause] uppercut and he's going to stop the fight it did not last 20 seconds [Music] [Applause] [Music] is [Music] he knocks him out in the first round [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] i mean that is a mark of a shot platter when you can't get off punches that's all it took one shot he may not get up both are stumbling around eight nine can he make it it's over it's over mike tyson has returned one right hand the 38-year-old larry holmes could not continue that round that's a wrap oh [Applause] [Applause] he's trying to fight back with everything he has he's trying differently but this is not the same age man he should be hanging on now with the right hand the left hand he's gonna hang on and he'll stop the fight down he goes [Applause] this is round two the wbc heavyweight championship of the world trevor vervick and mike tyson tyson goes to work right away [Music] and even successful against the guy that hadn't fought in a long time and jerry clooney

Channel: ElTerribleProduction

Views: 72,555,571

Rating: 4.824048 out of 5

Keywords: Mike Tyson (Boxer), Boxing (Sport), Knockout, Top, Best, Favorite, Greatest, Favourite, Hits, Legend

Id: hOHvMqAgcmc

Length: 4min 7sec (247 seconds)

Published: Tue May 19 2015

Reddit Comments

[u/m202a1]

He was a gentlemen (excuse the pun) for walking over and helping them up or offering a hug.

[u/NikToonz]

Watching that video what amazed me was how great of a sport he was

[u/aardvarkyardwork]

In the early parts of his career, Tyson was a very technical boxer with impressive defensive skills which he used well, incredible speed, and amazing use of angles.

It's annoying when people talk about him like he had nothing but power going on for him. He was a strategic fighter, not a brawler. No doubt, later in his career, he became a brawler who was just after a one-punch KO. But for the most part, he put in a lot of effort setting up the KO, and not just looking for an easy opening.

[u/fungushnitzel]

Mike Tyson was absolutely brilliant at evading his opponents attacks and used his body positioning and leverage better than most. Also, if you pay attention to many of his 1-hit knockouts, they are preceded by a quick feint to divert his opponents' defenses.

If he wasn't a great boxer, he wouldn't have been a great boxer. He deserved more credit than just being a puncher.

[u/ZomNomNomBeeZ]

Tyson was a problem for most boxers because there's no way that technical skill can stop raw power. You can dance and evade, but if you spend the entire fight avoiding contact you will lose by decision. If you wanted to win you had to expose yourself to that power, and Mike only had to ding most guys once.

In his prime the only ways to beat him would be knock him out early or go the distance and try to win the later rounds when he's tired. Most guys elected to try for the KO and ended up on their back. Can't say I blame them though, the idea if trying to stand in there guarding for 4 or 5 rounds while Tyson whomps on you is not very appealing.

[u/fingerblastders]

He used tp get 100,000 bonus for knockouts.

[u/nicecanofspam]

Tyson's confidence in the ring is astonishing. But humility after the fight was even better. I hate hearing about MMA and UFC because all you hear is a bunch of kids threatening to beat each other up and how much better they are than the other person. When they knock each other out they always run off and beat their chests like a gorilla like they're a badass.

In this, every time Mike KO'd someone, he walked off confidently and a majority of the time would run over to make sure they were okay, help him them up, and sometimes give them a "good fight" hug. If he was still fighting today I would watch just for his sportsmanship at the end.

[u/xXxHotAsianGrlxXx]

Why not both?

[u/poopwithjelly]

You wanna see how good Mike actually was, look up the hour or so of sparring. Watch him fight McCall. That shit was my Bible and I learned all my core movements from it. His feet were probably the only thing I cut from learning.