Oh shit I want to see this!

Someone in 21-th century still doesn't know that boxing is most corrupted sport?

Good watch, did not disappoint.

Both are childhood heroes of mine, both still had all the moves. I had a blast!

The best promotion for TRT ever. I don't know how you can watch the corpse of Tyson move like that and not want some of that sweet gear too

Tyson fought better than Joe Joyce and Dubois would've leveled them.

r i g g e d

its like cooller-tox battle of two grandpas

Tyson looked sharper and quicker than Joe Joyce and DUbois on the same night.

Of course he did. 0 ped tests whatsoever lol

I'm sure Joe and Dubois were also on ped's.

Regardless, looked amazing for his age, speed and technique still there even a bit less

Yeah but they still have to try to pass some tests, unlike ol' Mikey

Tbh I'd say with or without roids, a 50+ year old Tyson is still brutal.

He's definitely on TRT for sure, crazy to think he still looked sharp at that age, a 20 year old prime Tyson must've been like fighting a lion

Can't even begin to imagine how you stop a full force Tyson up in your face, even if you kept your hands up and close to your sides he'd still be fucking you up.

Tyson in his prime, even before becoming HW champion when Cus D'Amato was still alive, was unbeatable.
He had the most rigorous conditioning and training regimen of all so his body was a machine. Under Cus's constant supervision he had absolutely perfected the peekaboo dodging style which meant could not be hit hard without risking his counter attacks and he still is a freak of nature with unnatural handspeed and power. Some of that power comes from perfecting technique, but I think it is also genetics, Tyson was so compact and stronger then the usual grownup already at the age of 16, that's not normal.
Finally his mindset was set to conquer his fears, Cus also had a strong mindset training as in doubt was not allowed, and rigorous preparation, tyson knew every important fight of the past, he analysed his opponents in detail, it was the typical success story as for every athlete, he was obsessed with boxing, it was all he did from I think 13 to 20 or so.

There was a quote of Mike Tyson at one point saying he thought he could beat every human on the planet, of the 6 billion at the time, in an unarmed 1on1 fight - I'd have to wholeheartedly agree.

The only boy who could beat him is the greatest Muhammad Ali