Mike Tyson is "Terrifying" Ahead of Jake Paul Fight

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10 May 202414:27

Summary

TLDRThe transcript captures a discussion about the boxing prowess of Mike Tyson, contrasting his prime years with his current abilities as he prepares to fight Logan Paul. The speaker admires Tyson's past performances, particularly his speed and power, and acknowledges the risk Logan Paul is taking by challenging a legendary figure like Tyson. Despite Tyson's age, the speaker believes that his mental strength and experience could still make him a formidable opponent. The conversation also touches on Tyson's intense training regimen, including his consumption of raw meat, and the psychological impact of his presence in the ring. The speaker is both in awe and slightly fearful of Tyson's potential to deliver a powerful performance, even at an older age.

Takeaways

  • 🥊 The speaker acknowledges that George Foreman, despite not being exceptionally fast like Muhammad Ali, had thunderous power that made him terrifying in the boxing ring.
  • 📺 Logan Paul is considered a legitimate boxer by some, having knocked out former UFC Champions and beaten legitimate boxers and athletes.
  • 👀 If Logan Paul was not known as a YouTuber, his boxing skills and victories would likely be seen as impressive and promising.
  • ⚡ Mike Tyson, even at 57, is still seen as a formidable opponent, with the speaker expressing doubt that Jake Paul could survive against the prime version of Tyson.
  • 🥇 The speaker believes that Mike Tyson in his prime was the best heavyweight boxer of all time, showcasing speed, power, and an inability to be hit.
  • 👑 Tyson's prime performance against Marvis Frazier is highlighted as an example of his dominance, with the fight being described as an execution.
  • 🧠 The mental aspect of fighting is discussed, suggesting that Tyson's past experiences as a conqueror in the ring could still play a role in his current mindset.
  • 🥩 Tyson's intense preparation for a fight, including eating raw meat and his 'God of War' mode, is mentioned to illustrate his commitment and mental state.
  • 📉 The speaker contemplates how much Tyson may have lost from his 20-year-old self in the intervening years, acknowledging that while he may not be at his peak, he is still a professional heavyweight boxer.
  • 👂 The conversation suggests that Tyson's mind might still be in fighting mode, but questions remain about whether his body can keep up.
  • 📚 The speaker shares personal experiences and observations of Tyson's intensity and how it affected the environment, including the need to adjust the podcast setup to accommodate his presence.

Q & A

  • What was the general perception of George Foreman's speed compared to other boxers?

    -George Foreman was not considered as fast as boxers like Muhammad Ali. He was known for his thunderous power rather than his speed.

  • What is the opinion on Logan Paul's boxing skills?

    -Despite initial skepticism, Logan Paul is recognized as a legitimate boxer who has defeated legitimate opponents, including former UFC Champions and MMA fighters.

  • How did people react to the idea of Logan Paul fighting Mike Tyson?

    -Initially, people mocked the idea, but as Logan Paul proved his boxing skills, public opinion shifted, and people started to take the fight more seriously.

  • What is the general view on Mike Tyson's boxing style during his prime?

    -Mike Tyson, during his prime, was considered one of the best heavyweights of all time. He was known for his speed, power, and ability to evade punches effectively.

  • What fight is considered one of the speakers' favorite Mike Tyson fights?

    -The fight against Marvis Frazier is a favorite because it showcased Tyson's prime abilities, where he was fast, powerful, and seemingly unstoppable.

  • How did Mike Tyson's mindset and approach to fighting change over time?

    -Mike Tyson's mindset evolved from being extremely focused and intense to a more relaxed state in his later years, avoiding the excitement that could fuel his ego.

  • What was the agreement between Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. during their fight?

    -It is believed that they agreed not to punch each other in the head, making it more of an exhibition match rather than a full-force fight.

  • How did Mike Tyson's physical condition change before his fight with Roy Jones Jr.?

    -Mike Tyson lost a significant amount of weight, going from 300 lbs to 230 lbs, and developed noticeable muscle definition, particularly in his forearms.

  • What is the expected nature of the fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul?

    -Unlike the fight with Roy Jones Jr., the fight with Jake Paul is expected to be a full-force, professional fight with no restrictions on head punches and will count on their professional records.

  • What are the differences in boxing gloves used for different weight classes?

    -In the heavyweight division, boxers typically use 10-ounce gloves, while lighter divisions may use 8-ounce gloves. The fight between Tyson and Paul is expected to use 14-ounce gloves.

  • What is the significance of Mike Tyson's comment about eating raw meat?

    -The comment about eating raw meat reflects Tyson's intense mindset and preparation for the fight, symbolizing his primal and aggressive approach to his training and potential opponent.

Outlines

00:00

🥊 Logan Paul's Boxing Skills and Tyson's Power

The first paragraph discusses Logan Paul's legitimacy as a boxer, despite his background as a YouTuber. It contrasts Paul's boxing skills with those of the legendary Mike Tyson, emphasizing Tyson's thunderous power and slower speed compared to other boxers like Ali. The speaker suggests that if Paul were not known as a YouTube personality, people would recognize his boxing talent and potential. The paragraph also touches on the public's changing perception of Paul's boxing abilities, especially after witnessing his knockouts of former UFC Champions and legitimate boxers.

05:00

👴 Tyson's Age and Boxing Legacy

The second paragraph explores the hypothetical scenario of a fight between a young Mike Tyson and Jake Paul, asserting that Paul would not stand a chance. It reflects on how much Tyson may have declined since his 20-year-old prime, yet acknowledges that he still possesses considerable skill. The discussion includes Tyson's mental state and his 'God of War' mode, highlighting his intimidating mindset and past as a conqueror. There's also a mention of Tyson's physical transformation and intense training regimen, including his diet of raw meat, which adds to the fear factor surrounding him as a boxer.

10:01

🥋 Tyson's Intensity and Upcoming Fight

The third paragraph delves into the psychological aspect of boxing, suggesting that Tyson's past experiences and mental state play a significant role in his ability to fight. It talks about the physical changes in Tyson, such as his weight loss and muscle gain, leading up to his fight with Roy Jones Jr. The speaker expresses nervousness around Tyson's intense presence and how it influenced the physical setup of the podcast. The paragraph also speculates about the upcoming fight with Jake Paul, noting that it will be a full bout, counting on their professional records, and not an exhibition, with eight two-minute rounds and 14-ounce gloves.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Mike Tyson

Mike Tyson is a legendary heavyweight boxer known for his ferocious fighting style and incredible power. In the video, he is discussed as a benchmark for what a great boxer looks like, with references to his prime years and his fight against Marvis Frazier. Tyson's current state at the age of 58 is also a topic of speculation, with the speaker questioning how much he may have declined from his prime.

💡Boxing

Boxing is a combat sport in which two participants, usually wearing protective gloves, throw punches at each other with the goal of winning matches through points or knockouts. The video discusses the technical aspects of boxing, such as speed, power, and technique, and how these factors apply to both Mike Tyson and Logan Paul's abilities.

💡Logan Paul

Logan Paul is a YouTuber turned professional boxer who has gained recognition for his boxing matches, including one against Tommy Fury. The video explores whether he is a legitimate boxer, with the speaker arguing that if not for his online fame, people would be impressed by his boxing skills and ability to compete against professional athletes.

💡Heavyweight Boxing

Heavyweight boxing refers to a boxing category where fighters are over a certain weight limit, typically 175 pounds or 79.4 kilograms. The heavyweight division is often seen as the most prestigious in boxing. The video discusses Mike Tyson's dominance in this category and his status as potentially the best heavyweight of all time.

💡Prime

In the context of the video, 'prime' refers to the period during a boxer's career when they are at their strongest and most dominant. The speaker reflects on Mike Tyson's prime, noting his speed, power, and invincibility during that time, and compares it to other great boxers like Muhammad Ali.

💡Exhibition Fight

An exhibition fight is a boxing match that is not officially scored and often features fighters who are past their competitive prime. The video discusses the nature of Mike Tyson's fights in his later years, such as his match against Roy Jones Jr., which was considered an exhibition but still drew significant interest and attention.

💡Professional Record

A professional record in boxing refers to the official win-loss record of a fighter in professional bouts. The video mentions that the upcoming fight between Mike Tyson and Logan Paul is not just an exhibition but will count towards their professional records, indicating its seriousness and the potential impact on their legacies.

💡Gloves

Boxing gloves are protective gear worn on the hands to absorb the impact of punches. The video discusses the size of the gloves that will be used in the fight, noting that they will be 14 ounces, which is heavier than regular gloves but still allows for significant force to be delivered in punches.

💡Raw Meat

The video humorously references Mike Tyson's diet, specifically his claim to eat raw meat in preparation for a fight. This is used to illustrate his intense mindset and commitment to his boxing comeback, as well as to highlight the primal and aggressive nature associated with him.

💡

💡Focus and Intensity

The video describes Mike Tyson's mental state and preparation for a fight, emphasizing his focus and intensity. It is suggested that this mental fortitude, combined with his physical training, could make him a formidable opponent, even at an older age.

💡Fear and Respect

The video conveys a sense of fear and respect that surrounds Mike Tyson, both from the speaker and the general public. This is due to his past performances and reputation as a fearsome fighter, which continues to influence perceptions of him even in his later years.

Highlights

George Foreman was known for his thunderous power rather than speed, unlike other boxers like Ali.

Logan Paul is considered a legitimate boxer who has defeated former UFC Champions and legitimate boxers.

The speaker believes that if Logan Paul wasn't known as a YouTuber, people would recognize his boxing skills more readily.

Mike Tyson's boxing style was fast and aggressive, making him a formidable opponent even in his youth.

The iconic fight between Mike Tyson and Marvis Frazier showcased Tyson's prime abilities and is a favorite among boxing enthusiasts.

The speaker argues that Mike Tyson, during his prime, was the best heavyweight of all time, surpassing even Ali.

The mental state of a conqueror, once possessed by Tyson, is believed to still reside within him and could be a factor in a potential fight.

Mike Tyson's physical transformation before the fight against Roy Jones Jr. was significant, dropping to 230 pounds with noticeable muscle definition.

The upcoming fight between Tyson and Jake Paul is expected to be a full bout, counting towards their professional records, unlike the Tyson-Jones Jr. exhibition.

The fight will consist of eight two-minute rounds with 14-ounce gloves, a smaller size than typical exhibition gloves.

The speaker expresses concern over Jake Paul's chances against a prime Mike Tyson, suggesting a mismatch in skill and experience.

Mike Tyson's mental preparation and intense focus are highlighted, with anecdotes about his diet and training regimen.

The discussion suggests that Tyson's past as a dominant force in boxing could give him an edge in psychological warfare.

The speaker recalls a humorous moment where Mike Tyson's intensity led to a change in the podcast's set design to maintain a comfortable distance.

The potential for an exciting fight is acknowledged, with older boxing fans expected to root for Tyson despite his age.

The comparison between Tyson's fight against Roy Jones Jr. and the anticipated fight with Jake Paul suggests different levels of intensity and rules.

Transcripts

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the jogan experience you don't look like

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no Tyson at 58 though right no no he was

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much slower but George was always kind

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of slow he just has thunderous power he

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was never like a real fast guy like Ali

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or any of those other guys he was just

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thunderous ridiculous power George was

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just terrifying and I don't know the ins

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and outs of boxing but is this Logan

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Paul is he a is he a legitimate boxer a

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legitimate boxer yes people mocked me

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when I was saying that before but now I

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think people are coming around and the

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way I look at it I say if this kid was

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not a YouTuber if he wasn't some guy

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that you knew from the time he was like

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16 years old on YouTube and you just saw

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him box and you saw him knock out former

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UFC Champions you saw him beat

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legitimate boxers or beat athletes and

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beat a bunch of MMA fighters you'd go

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this kid can [ __ ] fight he knows how

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to fight like it's not it's not nothing

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he's doing looks wrong he's not like

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sticking his head straight up in the air

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and winging punches with his eyes closed

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he's fighting well he looks good and if

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he was just an upand coming Boxer that

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was this exciting like highly promotable

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like really good at selling fights he'd

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be like this kid's the future he's

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really something special and the fact

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that he's willing to fight Tyson even if

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Tyson's

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57 just the fact that he's willing to

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actually take a chance at Mike Tyson not

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being able to do what he used to do cuz

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that's what he's doing the the gamble is

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like there's not a [ __ ] chance in

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hell that Jake Paul would survive

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against the Mike Tyson that beat Marvis

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Frasier you ever watched that fight yeah

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that's my favorite Mike Tyson fight

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because that was Mike Tyson before he

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won the title it was ABC Wide World of

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Sports and Joe Frasier was had been

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talking [ __ ] about Tyson that if he was

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in his prime he' beat Tyson and so he

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had his son fight Tyson and it was an

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execution

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it was an execution is that the one in

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Atlantic City where it lasted one round

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one round let's let's watch it because

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it's one of my favorite fights to watch

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Tyson because it's Tyson in his prime

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where he was [ __ ] terrifying he was

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so fast and he would do angles and he

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was bobbing and weaving you couldn't hit

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him and he was just coming at you and he

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was young he was 20 years old at the

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time he he was he couldn't be stopped no

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one had the solution and I submit that

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that Mike Tyson the Mike Tyson that won

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the title against Trevor berbick the

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Mike Tyson that beat Larry Holmes I

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think that Mike Tyson is the best

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heavyweight of all time I don't think

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anybody [ __ ] with him he just he didn't

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maintain that form and he wed up losing

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to Buster Douglas and you know it's I

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look at Fighters when they're in their

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absolute prime like what what did you

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what have you ever seen that was better

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than this and with Mike Tyson I've never

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seen anybody better I've never seen any

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fighter even Ali in his prime even Ali

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when he was Cash's clay I never saw

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anybody who looked like Mike Tyson in

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his prime I think it just you can't

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maintain the kind of focus that was

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required to be this guy look at I mean

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Marvis looks [ __ ] terrified and he

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should

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be because he kind of knows I mean

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Marvis was a good

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fighter Marvis was a good fighter but

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this is just a terrifying mismatch like

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if I had if I was a Vegas oddsmaker I

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would put this at a million to one I'm

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like he has to break his leg like he has

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to fall down and twist an ankle like

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otherwise he's so Tyson was 20 and

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Fraser was

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25 so do you think this is this is the

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last we see of a guy like a Tyson is

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there another Tyson out there or is it

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they can always emerge Combat Sports

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always so this is the beginning of the

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fight look he's just moving forward and

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Fraser is just trying to just Bob and

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weave and find his openings but

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Mike never gives you any time man he

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never gives you any time he's always

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right in front of you and he's just

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measuring you and it's just a matter of

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time before he catches you and here it

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is B look at this oh wow oh wow I bro he

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just puts him away just puts him away

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it's an execution it was just a matter

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of Mike Tyson closing the distance this

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Mike Tyson as fast as he was as hard as

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he hits I maintain he's the

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greatest yeah I mean the greatest

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heavyweight ever like like that Mike

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Tyson those fights were you wanted to

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see executions you didn't think anybody

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was going to beat him everybody he

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fought looked like they were about to

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die when they were in that ring I don't

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I don't I don't think we see this again

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Joe you never know it can happen Jake

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Paul's favored he's a favorite yeah well

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he's 27 years old and he's a really good

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boxer he's a he's a very good boxer like

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he's a legitimate professional boxer he

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fought Tommy Fury who's also a

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legitimate professional boxer a real

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good one he's you know he's um Tyson

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Fury's younger brother and he lost a

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close decision but it was a good fight a

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real good fight against a good fighter

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he can fight yeah but if that Mike Tyson

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from Marvis Frasier fought Jake Paul

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Jake Paul's dead he's dead he's not

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gonna make it so you have to say how

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much has Mike Tyson lost from that

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20-year-old guy in the 37 years since

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then which is CRA it'll be 38 by the

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time they fight he'll have turned 58 by

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the time they actually fight yeah but

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that's the best it gets right the best

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it gets best it gets 37 years you got to

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feel like it's it had you know yeah he's

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lost some but he has lost everything he

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hasn't lost everything if you see him

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hit those pads AB he has not lost

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everything but he's lost some but coming

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from the best he's now like maybe just

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normal right he's still not normal but

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he's still like a professional

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heavyweight boxer he's he's still

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terrifying no I'm not I'm not I'm not

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saying he's not but I'm just saying even

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even coming off the best I still think

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he he wins you coming off it's hard to

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say because you never bet on against a

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27y old fighting a 58y old get I just

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what I have in my brain and I can't get

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out is that you know what I'm saying

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like it's also his mind you know like

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Mike Tyson's mind has switched over into

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war like he was doing this interview and

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um someone said to him he goes he goes

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you look like you're in your 20s like

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what are you and he goes I just eat raw

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meat he I eating raw meat he goes you're

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eating raw meat he goes yeah I'm eating

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raw meat he goes because that's what I'm

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going to eat when I fight I'm GNA eat

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him it's raw meat yeah see I like Jesus

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Christ he's in this [ __ ] mode he's in

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that God of War mode and that he still

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got that in him and I'm telling you if

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you keep giving that guy hormones and

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you keep giving that guy supplements and

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you keep and he's constantly training

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here this look at this what are you

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eating raw meat like seriously Mike

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you're eating raw meat are you are you

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swallowing it or remember you used to

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spit that stuff out I'm might have to

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eat it now because my opponent's going

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to be raw meat that's right did you 20

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years now now I saw the beginning of

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this interview where he had a shirt on

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right and he was sweating so much he had

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to take the he took his shirt off and

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they just put the microphone on his

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shoulder yeah bro he's in Savage mode

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right now he's in Savage mode I if I was

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Jake Paul right now I would be [ __ ]

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my pants Oh bro if I if I'm fighting

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this guy and he and I see he's eating

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raw meat I call the [ __ ] thing off

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it's all it's all the experiences that

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he has had as a conqueror you have to

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take those into consideration when a man

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has smashed men before just smashed men

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like when no one can stand in front of

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him that is in his mind still that's in

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there there's a dark chamber in his mind

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that he can open up yeah and I think

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he's got it open the question is can his

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body move along with it but that part of

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his mind like you're clearly seeing he's

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terrifying when he's in the zone I

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changed the shape of the table because

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of him this table was uh we we had uh

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the table that was this size at the old

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studio and that the new studio I was

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like maybe we'll make the table smaller

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it'll be more intimate it'll be closer

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to the guest so we had Mike Tyson in

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when he was 300 lb and he was just

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eating and having fun and smoke and weed

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he goes I don't even work out he goes if

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I work out it'll excite myself it'll

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excite my ego and then I I don't like

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that person so he just decided that he

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was just going to be chill Mike Tyson

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and then he got this offer to fight Roy

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Jones Jr yeah so he gets an insane shape

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and the next time I see him the second

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podcast we do Mike now weighs 230 PBS

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and he's got these muscles in his

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forearms so he's sitting there and he's

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a different human he's so intense that I

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was like if this table was closer to him

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I would be nervous like I wouldn't be

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able to do my best job as a podcaster I

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literally this the reason why this table

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is this width is the second podcast I

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did with Mike Tyson even Jamie when when

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Jamie when Mike left Jamie was like

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that's a different person that's a

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totally different person right I was

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nervous the whole time I was so glad I

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was close to the

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[Laughter]

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dooring he so intense he was so intense

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that was a fight with Roy Jones Jr where

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he just decided you know to have one

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more Legends fight and he got like look

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at him dude he's just what the hell what

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do you mean getting excited raw me

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seriously Mike oh you got both things

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playing at the same time hold on a

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second had animosity towards so when you

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finally get your hands on them hey

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um what does it means um when fighting

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get you get you erect what does that

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mean it's a good question gee means

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you're getting excited yeah so that

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that's going through your mind right now

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well that's how I get when I was a kid

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and I you know sometimes I get the

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twinkle the twinkle yeah well that's

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what I'm saying it's like you reached a

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state as a human being as a champion as

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a ferocious fighter you reached a state

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of of ability and of accomplishment that

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very few humans will I don't know if you

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can hear him breathing he's breathing

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it's like it's like a li running when

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you're hitting the bag when that heart's

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beating again and CU I'm firing him up

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right now you're Mike [ __ ]

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Tyson so when you're doing all this [ __ ]

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again you're still Mike Tyson those

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thoughts have got to be burning inside

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you again it's got to be pretty

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wild I don't know it's

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um it's wild but um I believe it's um

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it's rightfully so to be that way and I

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just know how to um I don't think I I

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asked it but I just know how to deal

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with it I don't let it overwhelm

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me no well of course not it's a strange

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conversation to have cuz he was like so

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focused and so intense you know it was

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it was almost hard pulling conversation

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out of him and at any time did you feel

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afraid I'm always afraid when him around

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that guy Kevin Hart said it best he goes

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it's like being in a room with a

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lion even if the like Jamie Fox's old

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joke is like someone let of pull let

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loose in the room and they don't know

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whose it is yeah

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and Jamie's got to play him in a m a

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movie which has got to be terrifying

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like don't piss that guy off I never

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talk like that oh sorry sorry sir I'm

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I'm curious I'm gonna watch the fight

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we're all going to watch the fight I'm

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going to watch it I mean it's a

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brilliant move by Jake because like if

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he was going to fight anybody else

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people would watch but would the same

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amount of people watch no no this is the

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one and this is the one where the old

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heads are all sitting around like going

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ah what a [ __ ] wait till he gets a

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hold of Mike Tyson boy he's going to

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regret that and all the old guys are

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like pulling for him like come on Mike

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come on one more you got one more in you

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well I think we see a different Mike

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Tyson than we did when he fought uh Roy

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Jones right I think the Roy Jones fight

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they made an agreement not to punch in

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the head I'm pretty sure because I

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watched that fight carefully many times

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and it never looked like he was

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targeting Roy's head which makes sense

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why Ro Ro agreed to do the fight mhm you

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know I think they probably made an

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agreement it would be like a real boxing

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match but just don't knock me out

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because Roy is a smaller person much

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smaller Roy was the at his very best

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when he was 168 pounds and then when he

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was weighing a75 PBS he you know he

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didn't even have to cut weight he was

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playing he Roy famously played a

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basketball game a full basketball game

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the day of his

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fight wow played a basketball game and

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then went and boxed the face off of

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somebody for 12 rounds wow you know

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that's how good Roy was in his prime but

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Roy was 168 pounds in his prime he

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wasn't Mike Tyson size Mike Tyson's

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[ __ ] enormous he's a just a different

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Mass he's the width the density it's

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terrifying and if they're older guys I

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could imagine them making an agreement

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because if you watch the highlights Mike

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never punches him in the face and even

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if they do punch each other in the face

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it seems like it's just like Jabs and

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small punches it does you know like

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almost like sparring shots it's not like

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anybody's like really like winding up

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you know really like really like

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throwing everything at it this fight

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doesn't have that stipulation no I do do

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not believe that's the case I think this

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fight is going to be a real full boore

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100% fight it's not even an exhibition

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it counts on their professional record

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so it's a professional fight oh okay

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yeah is it eight rounds it's eight two-

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minute rounds but yeah they to they made

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it two-minute rounds because Tyson's old

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and they they were going to do 16 ounce

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gloves with it down to 14 I believe is

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that the case I think they're 14 ounce

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gloves which is not not much bigger than

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a regular glove you know regular glove

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is 10 ounces in the heavyweight division

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6 ounces and lighter divisions I think

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they use eight in some divisions too but

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most like big guys use 10 o gloves