But then you see how he fights and he’s once again intimidating you could be Mickey Mouse throwing punches like that still gonna scare the shit outta me
@@universalpenman It was probably the first time he went up against a fighter with power equal to his own. Tyson got a taste of his own medicine and wanted more.
@@voidremoved he definitely felt it, right after he talks in the post fight interview it looks like he looks down and is about tear up, but honestly who wouldn’t? I would’ve stayed on the ground after one punch from Tyson lmao
Dude a broken jaw hurts so bad. I can't imagine getting punched in it. And by Tyson for Lord's sake I had a basketball hit my broken jaw after a boxing match that went bad... But we had a really important game so I didn't really say anything. (Pun intended).. But the ball hit me not even that hard and I literally just collapsed in the high school gymnasium in front of nearly 1,000 people crying like a bitch. Had my first boxer's fracture when I was in 8th grade, (that's the technical name for a particular break in the arm and wrist) i had all kinds of broken bones and that jaw is some painful shit. Not kidney stone painful... But it's up there with orbital socket or collarbone
If my recollection serves me well Mike Tyson in his six losses (except on his first loss) was never knocked down literally but was pushed to the ground.
If you ask me Ruddock was the best. But he never recovered from that second fight with Tyson. In a lot of ways neither did Tyson. These guys threw massive f-ing bombs round after round. Tyson said Rudduck broke his rib in the second fight, not from hitting his rib, but from hitting his jaw.
@Zim Zom Lol Lennox is a great but he fought Tyson in like 2003. 🤣🤣🤣 had he could Tyson in the 80s you wouldn’t be saying this. Lol and you calling Tyson a bum I guarantee Tyson today would put you sleep with just a slap. Don’t talk shit about Tyson losing to Lennox. Buddy dodged him 🤡🤡
"He's one of the most experienced referees in the world. I can't judge him because I'm not his peer." That moment when the notoriously crazy Young Mike just got out of a fight and still had more logic than 95% of the population.
100% agree with Mike, it wasn't his call to make. Watching that replay I also agree with the ref. He was unable to defend himself and had he not stepped in... Well it looked like Mike would have had a very clean shot to the head. That stoppage might have prevented a concussion.
I had to pause at that part and scroll through the comments to see if it was mentioned - honestly the humility to say that after you just added another win under your belt is just insane
Mike had a survival mindset. His life would have ended early as a kid on the streets. But he didn't settle for that. He turned his rage, and pain into something remarkable. And of course he had an amazing coach. One thing that made him so dangerous, was the fact that he watched all the best fights in history. And took all the best styles and made his own. He was a true martial artist.
@luis banzon obviously looking back it’s easy to judge. Their point was that ‘the defense mechanism was an adaptation at that time.’ Of course now we judge the man for his impulsitivity, and he seems to know he has behavior problems, plans to be in therapy for it etc, but I get what OP was saying: his defense mechanisms were needed , while most others aren’t born in lethal ghettos, they live well but develop defense mechanisms out of insecurity or fear of feelings
I remember Tyson said he was scared to go for the head on his opponents cause he didn't want to kill anyone. So to have Tyson say you hit like a mule kicks is mad respect.
@@Djuane Tyson is a raw genius at movement and counterpunches. If it wasn't for that Ruddock would have definitely hurt him because Ruddock threw sledgehammers.
Except that statement is more like a declaration of a killer mindset. As far as I know he didn’t kill anyone despite saying this often apparently. Its not tough talk or fare banter. Its worse more like state of delusion. The guy was clearly talented. I can see why he was liked. Unless I am mistaken he also is the guy who basically ripped a guys ear of with his teeth. So that lends to the poor mindset.
@@PerceptionVsReality333 That's designed to lower your guard - he don't want to scare you away with a deep voice before he sends your mind to oblivion.
Contrary to the public perception, Tyson seemed to be a very considerate boxer who was respectful to the opponents. He was destroyed by some greedy corrupt promoters like Don King...Had he remained with Kevin Rooney as his coachhe would've remained invincible for 2 or 3 decades.....🙏🙏
I forgot what interview it was, might have been with Joe Rogan, where he said something like Cus taught him to go berserk mode. It was like a switch he would flip before a fight where his only concern was winning the fight. Like a violent trance. Tragically, he said the Cus died before he could teach him how to turn it off on his own. He said that might have contributed to him getting into so much trouble.
So true. My dad and grandpa were so into boxing that we got cable so we could see the under fights in 84. It wasn't much longer that Tyson was on ESPN seemingly twice a month. Every time we saw him he looked scarier but he would always show respect to the opponent and the ref.
Or a stupid one lol stupid people say stuff like that all the time lmao. But all honesty hes humble and pretty respectful so its not all that uncommon for him to say such things
At 7:30, wow, Tyson impressed me with his discussion about the referees call. Actually one of the most intelligent discussions about a ref's call I have ever heard from a sports figure.
Ruddock was on of the kindest gentleman I ever met. I was in high school and I boxed at Golden Gloves gym in Las Vegas, NV. I arrive at school one day and recognize a team of men on the track and football field. One was Ruddock's manager who's name I fail to recall. Ruddock was suppose to show for wind sprints and other running. His manager and team talked to me for 20 minutes about boxing and my love for the sport. He told me to be there same time the next day to meet Ruddock because now they knew he was not coming. The next day I was there and Ruddock no shows again and I go to class but not before Ruddock's manager got my name before I left. 30 minutes later the Principal comes to my first period class and asks for me. He walks me to the football field where I met Mr. Ruddock and his team. They sent for me. Amazing day. For 30 minutes he talked to me about his game plan to fight Mike. He gave me a Leather Coat that had his image in colorful leather throwing the smash punch that said Team Ruddock across the rear shoulder area. He then had me out to his sparring sessions to watch him train. This was a Large powerful man. Tyson was my size and Ruddock dwarfed me. I was lucky enough to have tickets to their rematch. Anyways, that is what happened and how I met Ruddock. Good guy.
I'm a diehard Tyson fan, but man do I have respect for Razor .....and the sportsmanship between them both at the end of the 2nd fight was uncanny. Never knew that Ruddock beat Lewis and Lewis beat the sh*t out of Tyson essentially ending his career, so someone can always figure out an opponent someone else couldn't. I miss those days of heavy-weight fighting.
And it's a shame. I guess when you fight the best and you lose, it's like climbing the highest mountain. After that, there's really nothing left to do. So you kinda lose motivation because you know your limit and know you'll get passed that to achieve your goal. He wanted the title, Tyson was in the way and he knew could never beat him.
@@teddybruscie people often like to say Tyson beat nobodies well I would like to see them lacing up their gloves and going to the ring themselves and face these nobodies on their own
@@theinformationbomber7102 And they say that about most fighters. Ironically many of the people they like after getting the title almost exclusively fights people they know they can beat. So even if that's true that's true for 90% of champions. Lol
@chubbyurma honestly even if you are not a joe rogan fan listen to the tyson rogan podcast , you takes you inside his early life in an environment thats not an interview and completely natural. The way he explains his early life and career explains how he was so dominant
@@clintonmallard8447 I prefer to obtain the same answers from sources that aren't going to provide Shmoe Ragon with any form of profit. That and I don't care to hear him interrupting Tyson with some of his typical failed at everything in life douche bag idiocy every five seconds.
@@JoRgEChavez-to2xd Actually he allowed Tyson to get his complete thoughts out eloquently and without interruption, it was a pretty great interview and podcast. Other sources don't have the same info as what was said on that podcast, so have fun being uninformed I guess?
@UCxpf6GOYVBlvYFndAd1GLRg I mean it's pretty obvious you haven't actually listened to it, or pretty much anything Joe's been involved in for that matter. I don't even watch him much myself, just making the point you shouldn't generalize people. Kind of like you just did to me.
Tyson for the brute he was, he had impressive defensive skills too. Extremely fun to watch his whack-a-mole technique where he was just crouching and popping up. But you knew that if he hit you with a left hook or uppercut when he was coming up from this crouch, it's "nite-nite". Mad respect for the fighters who stepped in the ring with him and took multiple of those punches in th chin without going to another dimension.
@@theinformationbomber7102 he probably forgot to once how many fights do you get in 2 years idk if he showed good defence he's probably not gonna be bad at defence just cause it crosses his mind the next game, if anything that shows an ongoing bad defence
Mad respect tho for Razor stepping in to the ring twice against Tyson. Plus the fact that he continued the fight with a jaw fracture showed his bravery and determination even.more.
Razor ruddock is a badass fighting with a broken jaw and as you said getting into the ring twice with Mike. What a warrior razor ruddock. Glad to have gotten to see your punching power.
Respect to Ruddock for hanging in like that with a broken jaw, you could clearly see it in the post fight interview, he could barely talk, that’s a lot of heart right there!
Tyson didn’t just end hopes and dreams with one punch, he ended self esteem, confidence, understanding, brain cell regeneration, post nasal drip, eye sight function, sense of smell and taste, mobility, ability to function in society, and a lot more. He was not normal.
Yeah i agree...shows the respect an intelligence that mike dont get alot of credit for, love the way he says that,can see it being written in a "this man said" quote in a film or documentary.
There are three types of boxer, the fighter, the boxer and the showman, the Fighters were people like Mike Tyson and Razor Ruddock, they relied on power more than anything else The Boxers were people like Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield, they were the finesse experts, they had the power but they wore their opponents down with perfect boxing first. The Showmen were Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali, they were so good they had the ability to psych out their opponent before they got in the ring.
I cannot imagine getting your jaw broken from a punch, and the pain that must entail, but the fact that he managed to keep fighting 9 ROUNDS, whilst continually being hit with a broken jaw is beyond me. He must've been in excruciating pain constantly. I have nothing but respect to all boxers, because only one of the punches they take and give 100s of times during a fight would be enough to break my ribcage and fracture my skull.
I think these two genuinely enjoyed fighting eachother for sport as they saw an equal challenge, what a great fight from two incredible athletes. Actually two great fights!
Joshua Cabrera this video made me proud to recant my doubts of Tysons ability to speak intelligently, respect that man for fighting a TALLER Version of himself & crushing him
@@helpfuleditscomedy6138 Tyson might have hurt him bad. He was out on his feet and couldn't defend himself, couple that with possibly the meanest punch in boxing and it's a dangerous situation.
@@BigKeithDog I agree. I think the boxer was done. It's the ref's job to stop a fight when someone is on the verge of being severely hurt or killed. It's always a disappointment when a fight is stopped, but it beats seeing a guy having his career ended or someone lying dead on the mat. It looked like the right call to me.
Stronk Tomato I agree. However a shorter fighter is at an advantage and disadvantage when they close the distance. Even though they can fight on the inside the opponent can try and put their body weight on them. Take Tyson Fury for example. In his second fight with deontay wilder he took every chance he got to put his weight on him.
Mike handled that well “I think it was early stoppage but I can’t say cause I’m not his peer” smartest thing a fighter can do is understand he isn’t a ref.
Mickael Cohen actually not hiding but killing the ego, there is a difference and mike had respect regardless of what you think, he has way more respect then many others in the fighting Industry and he took this like a champ! not even a sore loser
I remember watching these fights. Two great fighters going toe to toe. I get queasy thinking of the pain Ruddick must have been in fighting on with a broken jaw. Amazing fighters, great video showing some great boxing history.
Brantson W you’re right on the money wen u say they were exciting times. I don’t dig how there is so many “world champions” still but that’s $ & greed for ya.
Man, I have a lot of love for Mike. He seems like a most respectful man. The kind of man that treats people how they treat him. Much respect for Mike. Every time he speaks I smile, laugh or shake my head in agreement lol
Yeah it definitely was just a hairline fracture. When my buddy got blind sided by a 300 lb samoin and broke his jaw in two it was hanging there with blood pouring out and he couldn't pronounce anything and had to have it wired shut for weeks. Just saying...its a little different
Tyson was so much different before the drugs n knockouts... Thoughtful, a good sportsman, respect for his opponent, a good winner You can really see those traits of his good character really erode as his career moved on into the 90s When king got to him, the devolution was complete
@@MrNerdSmasher Tyson had a lot of respect for Ruddock. I remember after one of their fights, he said to the reporter: "That guy hits like a mule kick!"
Mike gets a reputation for being a little fire ball of disrespect, attitude, and swagger... but people forget how much of that is an act or a psychological tool against his opponent, because you'll notice as soon as the fight was over Mike had nothing but positive things to say about the man he had just traded shots with for rounds and rounds of combat. "Punches like a fuckin' mule kick! Excuse my french, but oh my god" You know if Tyson is saying that, he means it.
I think he became more disrespectful in his later years. Look at how he talked about Buster Douglas shortly after their fight versus how he's talked about him more recently.
@@The_13th_Hussar I think that loss, along with other things changed the way Mike treated opponents and other people...before that loss he almost never threatened to eat someone's children.
I love how I can remove any nouns in your sentence and it's still the same: He fought with a fractured jaw against Tyson..? Crazy He fought 9 rounds against Tyson..? Crazy He Fought 9 rounds with a fractured jaw..? Crazy
Well, to be fair. That wasn't really a gracious statement by Mike, it was a statement defending the ref that made the controversial decision to give Mike the win.
@@CallMeWoodstock Most likely, but my statement is still true. Mike acting like he isn't one to question a ref's decision and it should be respected shouldn't stand out as some gracious sportsmanlike attitude, but primarily because it was a decision that gave him the win. He almost certainly would have still won, but in any case, the ref still ended it just a little early.
@Marty Kane I wonder if any of the smaller dudes did speed before fights lol. Even though its probably do more harm than good. I bet it'll make the chin stronger
Like a man who gets shot or blown up in war and has a body part hanging off, yet still fires his rifle and hits his targets. A determined man's will goes far beyond what most realize he's capable of.
Ruddock was so shocked at the blows Tyson could take. And give. You can tell it was a new experience for him. He was amazing though, for real. The pain of your jaw breaking and then knowing that Mike Tyson was going to punch you in that broken jaw over and over???? He's both nuts and crazy strong.
Tyson looks so intimidating, but then he talks ... 😭
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@@MehrdadParthian then u got eddie hall !!!
no dont oppose his voice, yeah jk his voice is kiddos
But then you see how he fights and he’s once again intimidating you could be Mickey Mouse throwing punches like that still gonna scare the shit outta me
@@novasnotvibing yeah fr then he throws one swing and you’re having coffee with Jesus
When Tyson says "He hits like a mule kick" that is much respect.
and he even said OMG at the end like he was fucking excited about it 😂😂😂, he is a hell of a boxer showing respect for his opponents
they definitely dont make em like they used to anymore
@@universalpenman It was probably the first time he went up against a fighter with power equal to his own. Tyson got a taste of his own medicine and wanted more.
Lewis destroyed both
lol lol when mike was on the comedown of his career😂
Lots of respect to someone who not only continued the fight with a broken jaw, but to get up with a smile on his face
"It's better than crying" 😂
Probably didn't feel it until the next day
@@voidremoved he definitely felt it, right after he talks in the post fight interview it looks like he looks down and is about tear up, but honestly who wouldn’t?
I would’ve stayed on the ground after one punch from Tyson lmao
Bro, I wouldn't have even faulted the guy for crying after some of those hits he took ON his broken jaw.
Even after the fight Tyson said he was have problems hearing
Dude a broken jaw hurts so bad. I can't imagine getting punched in it. And by Tyson for Lord's sake
I had a basketball hit my broken jaw after a boxing match that went bad... But we had a really important game so I didn't really say anything. (Pun intended).. But the ball hit me not even that hard and I literally just collapsed in the high school gymnasium in front of nearly 1,000 people crying like a bitch.
Had my first boxer's fracture when I was in 8th grade, (that's the technical name for a particular break in the arm and wrist) i had all kinds of broken bones and that jaw is some painful shit. Not kidney stone painful... But it's up there with orbital socket or collarbone
I never could, and I never will understand how Tyson could take those shots from Ruddock
without even taking a knee. Inhuman resistance.
If my recollection serves me well Mike Tyson in his six losses (except on his first loss) was never knocked down literally but was pushed to the ground.
Watch George Foreman he could take blows that knock most senseless!!
He was the complete package, could take it as good as he gave it. Legend.
@@salmonkill7 Yes I agree I remember against Evander Holyfield and the guy he took the title from.
And not show much damage on his face. Ruddock was tough too, but look what Tyson did to his whole head.
Mike Tyson - *kills man*
Also Mike Tyson - *speaks like a nuclear physicist*
LMAOOO 😂🤣
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@@benzippos hahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahaahhaahahahahahahahhahaahahhaa 😂🤣
Speaks like einstein
Having a broken jaw and continuing to go rounds with Tyson in his prime is an achievement in itself
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Toby Bryant I had a 2009 g37s. My first car, loved it
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40 wins: 30 by KO. And 6 losses, Ruddock was nothing less than a beast and bad ass!!!
If you ask me Ruddock was the best. But he never recovered from that second fight with Tyson. In a lot of ways neither did Tyson. These guys threw massive f-ing bombs round after round. Tyson said Rudduck broke his rib in the second fight, not from hitting his rib, but from hitting his jaw.
Till he fought mike Tyson. Every one that fights Tyson their career slowly goes down hill
In the heavyweight division, damn right!
@Zim Zom Lol Lennox is a great but he fought Tyson in like 2003. 🤣🤣🤣 had he could Tyson in the 80s you wouldn’t be saying this. Lol and you calling Tyson a bum I guarantee Tyson today would put you sleep with just a slap. Don’t talk shit about Tyson losing to Lennox. Buddy dodged him 🤡🤡
@Zim Zom you’re stupid. Lennox fought Ruddock in 1992 while Tyson fought him both times in 1991
Intense respect for Ruddock for fighting through a broken jaw. The guy is a true athlete.
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"He's one of the most experienced referees in the world. I can't judge him because I'm not his peer." That moment when the notoriously crazy Young Mike just got out of a fight and still had more logic than 95% of the population.
He really is one of the most respectful fighters ever
I mean, you can criticise refs. But some just know what they are doing.
100% agree with Mike, it wasn't his call to make. Watching that replay I also agree with the ref. He was unable to defend himself and had he not stepped in... Well it looked like Mike would have had a very clean shot to the head. That stoppage might have prevented a concussion.
@@XiaolinDraconis facts he saved him from an execution shot
I had to pause at that part and scroll through the comments to see if it was mentioned - honestly the humility to say that after you just added another win under your belt is just insane
“I can’t judge him because I’m not his peer” dude has always been well spoken
Also “Tyson saying Tyson things”
He spat on my dad in Brooklyn in a nightclub lol
Spit Fire that’s insane! Wow.
“Taco Tuesday, will be changed to pizza pthursday” a man of class
Clutch!!!
Mike had a survival mindset. His life would have ended early as a kid on the streets. But he didn't settle for that. He turned his rage, and pain into something remarkable. And of course he had an amazing coach. One thing that made him so dangerous, was the fact that he watched all the best fights in history. And took all the best styles and made his own. He was a true martial artist.
@luis banzon obviously looking back it’s easy to judge. Their point was that ‘the defense mechanism was an adaptation at that time.’ Of course now we judge the man for his impulsitivity, and he seems to know he has behavior problems, plans to be in therapy for it etc, but I get what OP was saying: his defense mechanisms were needed , while most others aren’t born in lethal ghettos, they live well but develop defense mechanisms out of insecurity or fear of feelings
You his best friend?
@@motorcitycobra8875 or it's something we all know, relax
He is***
Some amazing pain threshold too with Tyson.
I remember Tyson said he was scared to go for the head on his opponents cause he didn't want to kill anyone. So to have Tyson say you hit like a mule kicks is mad respect.
You know it’s a terrifying punch when it’s explained for 11 minutes
I actually thought this comment was 30 years old lmao
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(absolutely rolled at this)
@@theregularbob youtube didnt exist 30yrs ago 🤣🤣
@@930nyce2 😑😑😑 ik
If Tyson compliments you that basically means you're a killer. His punching power was off the charts.
He complimented Donnie Yen. But Donnie Yen ain't a killer tho
I was worried for tyson after seeing what his opponent was doing to other boxers but tyson is on another level of power sheesh
@@Djuane Tyson is a raw genius at movement and counterpunches. If it wasn't for that Ruddock would have definitely hurt him
because Ruddock threw sledgehammers.
@@bennyshaversmusic590 Tyson on his division I think he's the fastest and more accurate in punching. For me only.
His biting power is also off the charts
Man, props to Razor. Imagine taking a direct hit from Tyson, then imagine taking them with a broken jaw. What a legend
Imagine taking that left hook from ruddock?
You two jokers are waaaaay too imaginative lol... Im good.
"if he doesn't die, it doesn't count."
Mike Tyson is an American treasure. I fucking love that guy.
🤔
But don’t u think that’s alittle harsh?
@@gracie99999 Did Razor?
No.
it's Boxer trash talk, and against who Tyson saw as an equal (See the Post fight interview of the first fight.)
Except that statement is more like a declaration of a killer mindset. As far as I know he didn’t kill anyone despite saying this often apparently. Its not tough talk or fare banter. Its worse more like state of delusion. The guy was clearly talented. I can see why he was liked. Unless I am mistaken he also is the guy who basically ripped a guys ear of with his teeth. So that lends to the poor mindset.
I heard a guy who fought Tyson say, "Tyson hits you like you stole something from him."
The hangover flashback intensifies.
Actually some random dude on the street the news did a quick interview with said that. Don’t think the guy actually ever fought Tyson.
You robbed him from 5 seconds
His heart
Jim Jacobs said this
Anyone willing to face Iron Mike a second time got my respect.
Lmao facts
He has such a pussy voice though.
@@PerceptionVsReality333 I bet you won't say it 2 his face even now though
@@PerceptionVsReality333 That's designed to lower your guard - he don't want to scare you away with a deep voice before he sends your mind to oblivion.
For the money who wouldn't??
Contrary to the public perception, Tyson seemed to be a very considerate boxer who was respectful to the opponents. He was destroyed by some greedy corrupt promoters like Don King...Had he remained with Kevin Rooney as his coachhe would've remained invincible for 2 or 3 decades.....🙏🙏
If cus didn't die...man who knows what tyson could've been.
Tyson was always the most respectful to his opponents after the fight. Probably more than anyone else.
I forgot what interview it was, might have been with Joe Rogan, where he said something like Cus taught him to go berserk mode. It was like a switch he would flip before a fight where his only concern was winning the fight. Like a violent trance. Tragically, he said the Cus died before he could teach him how to turn it off on his own. He said that might have contributed to him getting into so much trouble.
Don King and loss of Rooney was his downfall.
So true. My dad and grandpa were so into boxing that we got cable so we could see the under fights in 84. It wasn't much longer that Tyson was on ESPN seemingly twice a month. Every time we saw him he looked scarier but he would always show respect to the opponent and the ref.
I really, really miss the 80's and 90's heavyweights! That was so much fun to watch and I'm thankful I was alive for that era!
I agree
wont be alive for the next 😈😈
Imagine trash talking some kid with lisp online and then seeing this dude pull up
I didn’t sign up for this
What the hell is a lisp?
@@lanceingym4387 it’s a speech thing where your s sounds like th
@Leon Russell school don’t teach it
@@Yall-are-mad-dumb-vl7zs my guy
"I can't judge him because im not his peer." I didn't expect such a wise statement from Iron Mike.
Or a stupid one lol stupid people say stuff like that all the time lmao. But all honesty hes humble and pretty respectful so its not all that uncommon for him to say such things
Mike is actually more wise than most people think
Brains and Bronze we all got it
He was one of the best and just aged out of his time give him his respect
Mike Tyson has always been intelligent if you really examined him. I think his savage ear-biting-boxer reputation blinded some people to that
At 7:30, wow, Tyson impressed me with his discussion about the referees call. Actually one of the most intelligent discussions about a ref's call I have ever heard from a sports figure.
Ruddock was on of the kindest gentleman I ever met. I was in high school and I boxed at Golden Gloves gym in Las Vegas, NV. I arrive at school one day and recognize a team of men on the track and football field. One was Ruddock's manager who's name I fail to recall. Ruddock was suppose to show for wind sprints and other running. His manager and team talked to me for 20 minutes about boxing and my love for the sport. He told me to be there same time the next day to meet Ruddock because now they knew he was not coming. The next day I was there and Ruddock no shows again and I go to class but not before Ruddock's manager got my name before I left. 30 minutes later the Principal comes to my first period class and asks for me. He walks me to the football field where I met Mr. Ruddock and his team. They sent for me. Amazing day. For 30 minutes he talked to me about his game plan to fight Mike. He gave me a Leather Coat that had his image in colorful leather throwing the smash punch that said Team Ruddock across the rear shoulder area. He then had me out to his sparring sessions to watch him train. This was a Large powerful man. Tyson was my size and Ruddock dwarfed me. I was lucky enough to have tickets to their rematch. Anyways, that is what happened and how I met Ruddock. Good guy.
You are a very lucky guy. I envy you. Must be one of the highlights in your life.
Awesome. Thankyou
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Tyson’s respect for the referee is a class act.
99% of boxers could never remember a refs name
I was about to say the same thing!
Because he won. If the tables were turned, tyson would've turned on the ref, like he did for Douglas.
He nearly knocked him out lol
@@thewuhanvirus9216 oh fxck off
Fought the hardest hitter in Heavyweight history for 9 rounds with a broken jaw. Man, that's balls of steel. Mad respect for Ruddock.
It goes both wayss he was knocking errbody out... but Tyson go figure Tyson eat the MuleKicks👀 like OMG
Twice
tyson isnt the hardest hitter in heavyweight history. ruddock actually hit harder than tyson
I’m ashamed to say I had no idea Ruddock was such a great fighter…..hats off to him.
I'm a diehard Tyson fan, but man do I have respect for Razor .....and the sportsmanship between them both at the end of the 2nd fight was uncanny. Never knew that Ruddock beat Lewis and Lewis beat the sh*t out of Tyson essentially ending his career, so someone can always figure out an opponent someone else couldn't. I miss those days of heavy-weight fighting.
Ruddock lost to Lewis…by TKO
Tyson ended lots of boxers' hopes and dreams and it was fun watching it.
And it's a shame. I guess when you fight the best and you lose, it's like climbing the highest mountain. After that, there's really nothing left to do. So you kinda lose motivation because you know your limit and know you'll get passed that to achieve your goal. He wanted the title, Tyson was in the way and he knew could never beat him.
@@teddybruscie people often like to say Tyson beat nobodies well I would like to see them lacing up their gloves and going to the ring themselves and face these nobodies on their own
@@theinformationbomber7102 And they say that about most fighters. Ironically many of the people they like after getting the title almost exclusively fights people they know they can beat. So even if that's true that's true for 90% of champions. Lol
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@@teddybruscie wilder has fought no one of note well one and we all know what happened there he dropped a bronze bomb in his shorts.
“I can’t judge him, I’m not his peer“
Coming from Mike himself, it really does put armchair critics on blast.
@chubbyurma honestly even if you are not a joe rogan fan listen to the tyson rogan podcast , you takes you inside his early life in an environment thats not an interview and completely natural. The way he explains his early life and career explains how he was so dominant
Richard Steel saved that man's life.
@@clintonmallard8447 I prefer to obtain the same answers from sources that aren't going to provide Shmoe Ragon with any form of profit. That and I don't care to hear him interrupting Tyson with some of his typical failed at everything in life douche bag idiocy every five seconds.
@@JoRgEChavez-to2xd Actually he allowed Tyson to get his complete thoughts out eloquently and without interruption, it was a pretty great interview and podcast. Other sources don't have the same info as what was said on that podcast, so have fun being uninformed I guess?
@UCxpf6GOYVBlvYFndAd1GLRg I mean it's pretty obvious you haven't actually listened to it, or pretty much anything Joe's been involved in for that matter. I don't even watch him much myself, just making the point you shouldn't generalize people. Kind of like you just did to me.
You have to give the man respect He took some of the hardest hits by Mike Tyson in his prime and smiled it off
Tyson for the brute he was, he had impressive defensive skills too. Extremely fun to watch his whack-a-mole technique where he was just crouching and popping up. But you knew that if he hit you with a left hook or uppercut when he was coming up from this crouch, it's "nite-nite". Mad respect for the fighters who stepped in the ring with him and took multiple of those punches in th chin without going to another dimension.
ironically his defence was on a decline here since when compared to 86-88
One of the best technical boxers of all time. Those savage punches were works of art.
@@st.floydsbanana2718 damn right
@@theinformationbomber7102 he probably forgot to once how many fights do you get in 2 years idk if he showed good defence he's probably not gonna be bad at defence just cause it crosses his mind the next game, if anything that shows an ongoing bad defence
@@420crim3 what are you trying to say ? I can't understand you
Mad respect tho for Razor stepping in to the ring twice against Tyson. Plus the fact that he continued the fight with a jaw fracture showed his bravery and determination even.more.
The first comment relating to Razor I have found, approximately 100 comments deep, on a video about Razor Ruddock
Yeah. And some athletes would complain of a broken air conditioner and doesnt want to continue
You can tell in the post fight interview that he was hurting. Dude couldnt hardly talk or close his jaw. Mad respect for going the distance
Razor ruddock is a badass fighting with a broken jaw and as you said getting into the ring twice with Mike. What a warrior razor ruddock. Glad to have gotten to see your punching power.
@@marcalan1198 ruddocks mouth after the fight hahahahaha I was in stitches laughing
“I can’t judge him because I’m not his peer.” -Mike Tyson
Brilliant.
Mayweather makes Tyson sound like a genius
I noticed he also had a since of humor, intelligent and underestimated.
@@joesims6119 English please?
@@moistDingusHD Shhhh...😂😂
@@jesusbayona5491 he spelt the words right doe¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Respect to Ruddock for hanging in like that with a broken jaw, you could clearly see it in the post fight interview, he could barely talk, that’s a lot of heart right there!
The amount of respect shown by these two warriors is admirable. I respect them both.
Had a broken jaw and still taking Tyson’s hit? Guys a tank. 😂
When he said that I couldn't help but cringe each punch
@@johnyrocket6270 bro same
Tyson damn near killed that man
Yeah but like the video said that basically ended his chance at a title. Can't come back after a Tyson fight like those twom
called adrenaline
This guy fought Tyson after Tyson broke his jaw. That’s insane he’s got my respect
But still lost 😂😂
Redrooster belive it hurts like hell and should get you knocked down immediately
Redrooster I think you’ve been watching too many Segal Movies.Thats Straight Heart.Not Adrenaline for 8 more rounds.
@@echochambers8418 FACTS
Redrooster pfft I’ve broken my jaw before and it hurts like hell even with the adrenaline
I think these two men might be the most dangerous to be put in a ring against, just the shear power and the ability to pull out a knockout so quickly
Some how I missed all this at the time. Thank you for for filling the gap and doing so very well!
Anyone who took Tyson on in his prime deserves to be called a champ
They didn’t call him the Dynamite Kid for nothing. Tyson was a machine.
FACTS BRO👍
The Ruddock fights didn't occur during Tyson's prime. Try again.
Does Mike have two heads?
Agreed
_"Everybody's got a face, not until you got hit in the plan"_
-Tike Myson
Tf is this
😂😂
Tike always said it best
TF did I just read 🤣🤣🤣
why was this so funny 😂😂
You can’t help but love Mike Tyson. He’s a good soul.
I'm with you on that one, some among us took advantage of it and played him for a fool e.g Don King and Robin Givens
"I cant judge him because I'm not his peer"
Tyson is an awesome dude
Tyson didn’t just end hopes and dreams with one punch, he ended self esteem, confidence, understanding, brain cell regeneration, post nasal drip, eye sight function, sense of smell and taste, mobility, ability to function in society, and a lot more. He was not normal.
Don’t forget hearing loss 😂👂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 best comment ever couldn't have been said better!
@@2pacalypseish lmao
ok better then losing there life they alr know the risk he’s a strong fighter your acting like he killed people they chose the boxing career
unless you didn’t mean it like that
7:18 I like the way he pays his respects to the referee. "I can't judge him because I'm not his peer."
Emre Very Much That post fight interview speaks to Mike’s character and intelligence.
Yeah i agree...shows the respect an intelligence that mike dont get alot of credit for, love the way he says that,can see it being written in a "this man said" quote in a film or documentary.
Fuckin' class from Tyson.
Yup class sportsman that he did not disagree it was an early stoppage
And that's for all the keyboard warriors with so much criticism but never laced up a pair of gloves. Peers judge not bystanders
“I can’t judge because I’m not his peer” is a very enlightened way of thinking
The pain of knowing there's this one person you will never be able to beat no matter how hard you work
That's what keeps me going . Competition
But then you keep training just in case he start slacking....
Israel Adesanya just showed there's always hope
"His punches feel like a fucking mule kick oh my god"
Coming from Mike Tyson in his prime? That's about a big a praise as it gets in this profession
Coming from the guy that hit like a Mack truck, hell yeah it is.
1991 wasn't Tyson's prime. 1986-88 was....Tyson had already been KO'd by Douglas the year before.
@@Anglovox it wasn’t his prime but he was still better than most.
Dam right , if iron Mike says you gotta dig on you, you gotta dig on you lol
High praise indeed mate 👊
@punkd Shoenice22 on video Shut up...scuse my french please
"the problem whit today boxing is that back in my day we were killers who happen to box, now they are bussines men who happen to box" Mike Tyson
100% accurate
There are three types of boxer, the fighter, the boxer and the showman, the Fighters were people like Mike Tyson and Razor Ruddock, they relied on power more than anything else
The Boxers were people like Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield, they were the finesse experts, they had the power but they wore their opponents down with perfect boxing first.
The Showmen were Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali, they were so good they had the ability to psych out their opponent before they got in the ring.
You have literally hit the nail on the head
elmaxidelsur say it again
There all still a few killers in combat sports. especially in MMA
I cannot imagine getting your jaw broken from a punch, and the pain that must entail, but the fact that he managed to keep fighting 9 ROUNDS, whilst continually being hit with a broken jaw is beyond me. He must've been in excruciating pain constantly. I have nothing but respect to all boxers, because only one of the punches they take and give 100s of times during a fight would be enough to break my ribcage and fracture my skull.
You soft that's why
@@bunnyman6321 yessir, that’s why I don’t box. I sincerely doubt you do too.
@Reepi A man still shouldn't be soft if he don't box. You can't even protect your family. Actually I do box.
@@bunnyman6321 bunny man out here giving lessons on acting hard😭😭
@bad Your Mom out here giving lessons on giving blowjobs
I think these two genuinely enjoyed fighting eachother for sport as they saw an equal challenge, what a great fight from two incredible athletes. Actually two great fights!
"I can't judge him because i'm not his peer."
-Much respect 4 ty😎
🤣😂🤣🤣
Joshua Cabrera this video made me proud to recant my doubts of Tysons ability to speak intelligently, respect that man for fighting a TALLER Version of himself & crushing him
You are his peer .
@@helpfuleditscomedy6138 Tyson might have hurt him bad. He was out on his feet and couldn't defend himself, couple that with possibly the meanest punch in boxing and it's a dangerous situation.
@@BigKeithDog I agree. I think the boxer was done. It's the ref's job to stop a fight when someone is on the verge of being severely hurt or killed. It's always a disappointment when a fight is stopped, but it beats seeing a guy having his career ended or someone lying dead on the mat. It looked like the right call to me.
Tyson was fighting guys taller than him with longer reach and knocking them out with *BODY SHOTS*
Legendary
Wouldn't being short have its own advantages in boxing?
@@akivaabraham7739 no actually.. Infighter have to get in while people with reach can keep you at a distance.. they needa close the gap
MikeEnIke007 Right. All of Mike Tysons opponents were taller and bigger than him and he still found a way to beat the majority of them.
Stronk Tomato I agree. However a shorter fighter is at an advantage and disadvantage when they close the distance. Even though they can fight on the inside the opponent can try and put their body weight on them. Take Tyson Fury for example. In his second fight with deontay wilder he took every chance he got to put his weight on him.
Peekaboo
Bless these two men for being good sports 💯
Mike handled that well “I think it was early stoppage but I can’t say cause I’m not his peer” smartest thing a fighter can do is understand he isn’t a ref.
When Tyson said “who am I to make judgement, I am not his peer” wise man, not stupid
Mike always had that about him. Depends what day you got him on. Sometimes he was down right nasty, But we love him for it nonetheless.
Just a way to hide his ego comon we know better
Mickael Cohen actually not hiding but killing the ego, there is a difference and mike had respect regardless of what you think, he has way more respect then many others in the fighting Industry and he took this like a champ! not even a sore loser
Tyson has always been very articulate
Indeed. Very well spoken 🤙
If Mike Tyson ever hits my girl then my girl just got hit.
dot com
TheChoznOne- if Tyson punches my girl, I’m punching her too. How dare she disrespect the champ 😂
Lol ok Kevin hart
Pull out the glock, can't do sht against a gun world champion or not
Babe stand up straight when tyson hits you. Chin up n chest out. 😂
i love your videos, you always get the best angles
I remember watching these fights. Two great fighters going toe to toe. I get queasy thinking of the pain Ruddick must have been in fighting on with a broken jaw. Amazing fighters, great video showing some great boxing history.
Mike said of the referee, “I cannot judge him, for I am not his peer”. Pretty cool statement
The spirit Of 76 stolen comment
"Lennox, I'm coming for you!"
Wise words
Lol very p.c.
Said it a little less biblically but yeah
“Better than crying” respect yo
Puku Nui Interviewing both fighters next to each other. Back when boxing was a real sport and exciting to watch
Brantson W you’re right on the money wen u say they were exciting times. I don’t dig how there is so many “world champions” still but that’s $ & greed for ya.
For sure,..especially since he said it with a jaw that is clearly broken. Tuff dude!
Yeah I liked that reply too.
Not something to supporr really
Thanks for the upload.
Man, I have a lot of love for Mike. He seems like a most respectful man. The kind of man that treats people how they treat him.
Much respect for Mike. Every time he speaks I smile, laugh or shake my head in agreement lol
“It’s better than crying”
1
Sad :c 2
🤝
BGdroopy what a way to break the number train
Omg iam abaut to cry
Bruh . He smiles . Bec he finally found someone that knocked him down
Yep and he knew he has a chance to knock Tyson down just never connected it all together . Mike is on another level also
Then Lennox Lewis happened
IG @theaccessfoundation
I remember these fights. Surely the hardest puncher Tyson ever faced. Not the greatest defensive fighter, perhaps, but lots of power.
Tyson is always so respectful in the post fight interview
If you have a broken jaw and keep taking shot after shot from Mike Tyson, then you're one tough SOB...
Agree
@Mai brain So smol yes, I have seen a broken jaw, medically if you have a fracture that is a broken bone. Dumbass.
Mai brain So smol someone’s had a bad day take a chill pill damn😂😂
Yeah it definitely was just a hairline fracture. When my buddy got blind sided by a 300 lb samoin and broke his jaw in two it was hanging there with blood pouring out and he couldn't pronounce anything and had to have it wired shut for weeks. Just saying...its a little different
Mai brain So smol stfu clown 🤦🏻♂️🤡
"I can't judge him because I'm not his peer". Man I like that.
yeah a rare lucid comment from Mike
Tyson was so much different before the drugs n knockouts...
Thoughtful, a good sportsman, respect for his opponent, a good winner
You can really see those traits of his good character really erode as his career moved on into the 90s
When king got to him, the devolution was complete
@@daveshaw9344 interesting i guess cus d amato work
Real shit💯
Donut Kill Me the part that most stuck with me
Maaaaan I grew up watching Tyson, and this just confirms what me and my brother always felt. Tyson was the scariest fighter ever!!
i just love how respectful and kind tyson is despite being such a monster in the ring. why he will always be my favorite.
Losing to Tyson on points was a rare honor.
True
Ruddock paid the price for forcing that points victory though, the damage he took from Tyson seem to mark his decline.
@@MrNerdSmasher Tyson had a lot of respect for Ruddock. I remember after one of their fights, he said to the reporter: "That guy hits like a mule kick!"
And standing toe to toe with Mike while dealing with a busted jaw. What a beast! Wish his career had gone better for him, he deserved better.
Losing on points was the stuff of legends....Lasting till round 2 was an achievement...😂😂
Mike gets a reputation for being a little fire ball of disrespect, attitude, and swagger... but people forget how much of that is an act or a psychological tool against his opponent, because you'll notice as soon as the fight was over Mike had nothing but positive things to say about the man he had just traded shots with for rounds and rounds of combat.
"Punches like a fuckin' mule kick! Excuse my french, but oh my god"
You know if Tyson is saying that, he means it.
PhantomSavage pretty sure everyone knows this 😐
@@Etm730 you would be surprised my friend
I think he became more disrespectful in his later years. Look at how he talked about Buster Douglas shortly after their fight versus how he's talked about him more recently.
He mocked Tyrell Biggs post fight
@@The_13th_Hussar I think that loss, along with other things changed the way Mike treated opponents and other people...before that loss he almost never threatened to eat someone's children.
Tyson sounds so respectful in these interviews, despite his bad rep.
The amazing Tyson remained humble and showed this opponent a lot of due respect.
He fought 9 rounds with a fracture jaw against Tyson ..?
Crazy
he must have been tough as nails to do that!!
Going 9 minutes is crazy 9 rounds is insane
I love how I can remove any nouns in your sentence and it's still the same:
He fought with a fractured jaw against Tyson..? Crazy
He fought 9 rounds against Tyson..? Crazy
He Fought 9 rounds with a fractured jaw..? Crazy
@@c3gainz best comment on this topic.
J Michael Barnes “rounds” and “jaw” are both nouns
"Hit like a mule kick" that is the most respectful thing Mike gave to his opponent
Correction: "He hit like a fucking mule kick!"
ROOKTABULA correction “hits”*
Mike has always been respectful post fight.
Moth rethpectful thing Mike gave
quertbarbie62 no
Ruddock seems like a beast. I don’t know much about boxing but he seems like a true athlete. A great gentleman.
Amazing content man well worked.
"I can't judge him because I'm not his peer."
Where has this mindset gone today.
It hasn't gone anywhere. Maybe you should watch hotboxing with tyson. Dude has actually grown mentally over the years
Like Deontay Wilder? Tyson of his age could have mentored Mr. Wilder.
Well, to be fair. That wasn't really a gracious statement by Mike, it was a statement defending the ref that made the controversial decision to give Mike the win.
@@jeffapellido1959 what youre saying makes no sense because mike knew he would have won anyways he needed 1 more move to completely finish it
@@CallMeWoodstock Most likely, but my statement is still true. Mike acting like he isn't one to question a ref's decision and it should be respected shouldn't stand out as some gracious sportsmanlike attitude, but primarily because it was a decision that gave him the win. He almost certainly would have still won, but in any case, the ref still ended it just a little early.
Tyson's head movement never really gets talked about because of his power, but it really was insane how well he could slip punches.
No one ever talks about his jaw either but he took some blows that would've knocked other fighters heads off.
That peekaboo is simply astounding
@@mazroon that's exactly what I was gonna say he took some absolute bombs and it seems to. Spur him. On if anything
@@mazroon true
100% correct
I like when Tyson said I can't judge him because I'm not his Pier, that was godly this man is well spoken and a fucking legend
I watch this video like every 6 months. I love this video
Same here
"If he doesn't die it doesn't count"
-Mike Tyson
@Peter Evans yeah he has vicious knockout power in every punch he throws
2020 Roy Jones Jr holding his ribs “Tysons body blows hurt”
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- Mike Tython
Just imagine the pain tolerance of Ruddock's when taking those punches to the jaw after it's fractured...these guys are true warriors.
And from non other that MIKE TYSON! That man really had a jaw... even his broken jaw kept him standing up. Respect!
@Marty Kane I wonder if any of the smaller dudes did speed before fights lol. Even though its probably do more harm than good. I bet it'll make the chin stronger
@Marty Kane Ruddick was geared up to the gills definitely.
A
They used Clenbuterol not speed.
I would say he is one of the most underrated major boxers. I'm sure there are even beasts we've never even heard of out there
was greatly edited and put together. keep up the good work. subscribed
Dude fought NINE ROUNDS with a broken jaw?? That’s savagery at it’s fucking finest.
ruddock had a solid heart and a solid punch no one can deny him that
Im assuming that's why his resilience went down sadly
@@onetruenub3893 yes indeed that was the only reason why that happened
Like a man who gets shot or blown up in war and has a body part hanging off, yet still fires his rifle and hits his targets. A determined man's will goes far beyond what most realize he's capable of.
@@Justafeller that's pretty well written
"I can't judge him 'cause I'm not his peer"
Gotta love those lucid nuggets from Tyson
Luthid*
plumlogan hahahahaha
Nuggets
Tyson
What's a lucid nugget?
That was an intelligent answer from Tyson!!!!!
@@aduakastanley267 I know - that's why I highlighted it and described it as lucid
Tyson is such a beast. One of the best to ever do it. Plain and simple. Much respect to Ruddock as well.
Ruddock was so shocked at the blows Tyson could take. And give. You can tell it was a new experience for him.
He was amazing though, for real. The pain of your jaw breaking and then knowing that Mike Tyson was going to punch you in that broken jaw over and over???? He's both nuts and crazy strong.
Mike was a religious man. He was known to "punch people in the faith"
Fucking funny!!! Made me laugh out loud!!!
@@jerrycraig6522 thanks mate
You've missed the point Craig
Lololol that was good
@Craig Laycox it isn't really but ok
everytime Tyson gets hit it doesn’t look like it affects him just makes him more angry.
dudes a ticking time bomb
Lennox Lewis: hold my beer, let me try.
The hulk if he was half monster and half human (not prof. Hulk)
Conservation of energy
Browly lmao
This is a great video. Cinematic quality fr
Imagine what an absolute beast of a punch you'd need to have to get those words of praise out of Tyson?
I can't even imagine! 😳
"I can't judge him because I'm not his peer". Tyson could have ranted and showed his ass, but he was humble and cool. Absolute champ.
He was probably glad he wasn't getting punched anymore lol
@@misterkid your logic is bad
@@moomaniac2932 if it was logic, it couldn't be contested. You're looking for the word "rationality" or "reasoning."
@@misterkid I don't think you know the definition of that word but I have zero interest in continuing a conversation with you after that response 😂
@@moomaniac2932 how about you look up the definition then, numbnuts
Everybody's a gansta til Iron Mike show up.
FACTS
I didn't know he broke his jaw!!!! Where the fuck was I at??? I know for a fact, I watched this fight!
What about Lewis holyfield douglas William's McBride and past boxers that could beat him
Wouldn’t have happened if he took them seriously
@@sgdageneral2202 a true professional boxer would take them seriously
Top quality video yet again👍
Love the way he stood up to Tyson...even tho the inevitable happened.
What is that? Stay on the couch fat boy.