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Mike Tyson: The Rise, Fall and Redemption of Iron Mike | Documentary

Mike Tyson: The Rage That Fed the Machine is a cinematic, long form boxing documentary examining the rise, fall, and transformation of one of the most feared fighters in sports history. From the streets of Brownsville, Brooklyn, to becoming the youngest heavyweight champion of all time, this film explores how rage, discipline, fear, and myth combined to build and ultimately consume Iron Mike. This is not a highlight reel. It’s a psychological portrait. Through narration, archival footage, and carefully controlled sound, the documentary traces: • Tyson’s violent childhood and juvenile detention years • His transformation under Cus D’Amato • The creation of the peek a boo style and his destructive prime • Fame, excess, Don King, and the erosion of discipline • The Buster Douglas upset, prison years, and inner reckoning • The Holyfield fights, the ear bite, and public collapse • Redemption, reflection, and life beyond the ring Tyson was built to destroy not to endure. This film asks what happens when a weapon outlives its war. For fans of boxing history, sports psychology, and character driven documentaries, this is a deep dive into the man behind the myth. 0:19–1:39 Brownsville: Rust, Gunpowder, and Survival 1:39–2:56 Cus D’Amato: Direction for a Weapon 2:56–4:43 Ritual: Fear, Discipline, and the Peekaboo Gospel 4:43–5:49 Pro Debut: The New Heavyweight Era Begins 5:49–6:33 Kevin Rooney’s Refinement: Liquid Steel 6:33–7:49 Cus Dies — The Machine Runs Alone 7:49–8:22 Berbick: Youngest Heavyweight Champion 8:22–11:57 Fame: Don King, Tigers, Marriage, and Chaos 11:57–13:57 Tokyo 1990: Douglas Ends the Myth 13:57–15:41 Prison and Return: Hollow Crowns 15:41–16:59 Holyfield: The Storm Breaks (and the Bite) 16:59–18:06 Decline: Scandals, Ink, and Retirement 18:06–20:53 After the Noise: Peace, Pigeons, and the Final Bell