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Mike Tyson vs The ARROGANT 6’6” BEAST... But SECONDS later he was KNOCKED OUT!

Welcome back to the best boxing channel, where we relive the greatest fights of all time. Whether you missed them back in the day or just want to experience them again with more detail and insight, you’re in the right place. Grab your favorite drink and snack, because we’re heading back to one of boxing’s greatest eras: the prime of Mike Tyson. Imagine a fist forged in the crucible of Catskill, New York. A fist that, upon impact, sounded like thunder. That was Mike Tyson in early 1986. His entry into professional boxing wasn’t a walk, it was an avalanche. In just one year, 1985, Tyson fought 15 bouts, an insane pace by modern boxing standards. But the stat that froze the blood of his future opponents was this: 15 knockouts. And not just that, not a single one of those fights went past the fourth round. He was a demolition machine working in short rounds. The press no longer spoke of potential, they spoke of inevitability. The Ring Magazine had already named him “The Most Promising Boxer.” The big question wasn’t if he would become champion, but when, and whether anyone, anyone at all, could take him beyond those fateful four rounds. Pre-Fight Context: The Myth and the Journeyman The year 1986 began with one clear objective, to raise the level of opposition for Tyson. The fight on January 24th against Mike Jameson was a crucial stepping stone. Finding a fighter taller than Tyson was easy, but Jameson brought other stats to the table that made the bout a seemingly impossible mission, especially against a Tyson who was still being underestimated despite everything he could do. Jameson didn’t boast or tell the press he’d knock out young Tyson in the first round. He kept to himself and said he’d do everything possible to stop him. It sounded like he was betting on a long fight, since Tyson wasn’t used to going beyond the eighth round, and fatigue was thought to be one of his few weaknesses at that point. Tyson, on the other hand, was irritated, utterly confident that he’d destroy anyone who stood in his way, especially if the public and critics didn’t yet see him as the obvious favorite. The Odds and the People’s Favorite For fans and bettors, there was no debate. Tyson was the undisputed favorite, the question wasn’t who would win, but in which minute the knockout would come. Although Jameson’s height, endurance, and solid performances in previous fights raised some doubts in discussions… Of course, that only infuriated Tyson even more. To him, this fight wasn’t just another match, it was a spectacle. Mike Tyson vs The ARROGANT 6’6” BEAST... But SECONDS later he was KNOCKED OUT! ======================================== Subscribe and Turn On the Bell! 🔔 ======================================== #miketyson #muhammadali #boxing #boxing #boxing #kanouts #ko #fights#fights