LEGENDARY BOXERS Explain How Good Mike Tyson Was

LEGENDARY BOXERS Explain How Scary Good Mike Tyson Was

Mike Tyson was one of the greatest boxers in history. With over 50 wins in his career, six heavyweight championship titles and his superior Peek-a-boo style, he became one of the most infamous boxers of all time. Today we will see legendary boxers talk about how good Mike Tyson was.

“I know the art of fighting; I know the art of war; that’s why they feared me when I was in the ring; I was an annihilator.” Mike Tyson was literally crying and sobbing talking about how great he was in his prime boxing days.

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[tyronesamuelsjr]

The fact that EVERYONE keeps Mike name in they mouth shows his greatness

[Mjdeben]

Notice its these younger bums that all think they could beat Tyson.

[Slufnyt]

Mike Tyson at his prime was without any doubt the best heavyweight in my lifetime. He went to prison and wasn't the same afterwards

[Ambienfinity]

Tyson was just so quick and strong. Absolute beast at his peak.

[Rubz]

Mike in his prime is unbeaten, he will knock everyone out

[fukdupdude]

Living legend. One of the last of the best. They don’t make them like this anymore.

[peterpowell]

I remember watching Mike Tyson at his peak.
I am surprised no one he fought died in the ring. To all the young guys that think they could fight Mike back in the day. I can't say I have seen another boxer as good now.
Tyson is a once in a lifetime boxer. lucky to have seen him.
Maybe Jack Johnson from the past but nothing now.

[markusgarcia]

Lennox never fought the best iron mike

[AlStone]

Mike will always be one of the biggest question marks of boxing. What could he have achieved? Without Cus's death the Rooney departure or the jail time. He's one of those fighters who's record looks inferior to some but when you watch the things he could do, there just doesn't seem to be anyone like him. And the scary thing is, he was so young at his best stage, he hadn't even reached his full potential yet.

[SMonzillo]

86-88 Mike Tyson, the Cus D'Amato/Kevin Rooney trained fighter would have beaten all comers. No question. His head movement and defense, along with the precision power was unmatched. Once he caught you with a big punch, you were finished. Ali, Holyfield and Foreman were the only ones who would have maybe stood a chance because of their ability to absorb punishment. Of those three, only Ali because of his defense and quickness.

[jimk]

Like Cus D'Amato predicted. The only person that could defeat Tyson was himself. Think what you want but no one had Tyson's skill set.

[theothersideofthestory]

Holyfield and Lewis never fought the best Tyson.

[ToniWinston-et]

Mike Tyson was out for blood 🩸 that’s why a lot of fighters didn’t want to fight him some did but they explain he got one powerful punch 🥊

[ShinMojoJojo]

Damn, that Tyson Fury answer threw me all the way off. Man didn't even hesitate to give himself an L after smoking Wilder and everybody else like good weed. Then said he was gonna punish Wilder for even saying that he would win lmao.

[korayaskar]

Tyson is a legend they never die and will continue to live in our hearts

[EvoGoody]

Tyson was at his peak between 1986 and 1989.

[laowai]

Mike in his prime was something to see. When a fight was upcoming you knew you were about to see something incredible. Those body shots and uppercuts!

[dkvfmft]

Evander Holyfield had that referee in his corner! He seems to be very efficient at headbutting his opponents without losing points

[TypeR]

Tyson from 86 to 89 the GOAT! Unbelievable!

[chumleychumchizer]

Mike Tyson was a finely tuned machine like no other. If you watch all of those 80's bouts, he had more class and sportsmanship than most others too.