The Mike Tyson Page

[kes1111]

Mike Tyson

AKA: Mighty, Iron
Record: 50(44) - 6(5) - 0
WBC Heavyweight Champion (x2)
WBA Heavyweight Champion (x2)
IBF Heavyweight Champion
Ring Heavyweight Champion
Undisputed Heavyweight Champion
Youngest Heavyweight Champion of All Time
Named The Ring Prospect of the Year in 1985
Named The Ring Fighter of the Year in 1986 and 1988

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Michael Gerard "Mike" Tyson (born June 30, 1966) is an American boxer. Tyson was the undisputed heavyweight champion and holds the record as the youngest boxer to win the WBC, WBA and IBF world heavyweight titles. He won the WBC title when he was 20 years, 4 months and 22 days old, after defeating Trevor Berbick by a TKO in the second round. Throughout his career, Tyson became well-known for his ferocious and intimidating boxing style as well as his controversial behavior both inside and outside the ring.

He was the first heavyweight boxer to hold the WBA, WBC and IBF titles simultaneously. Tyson is considered to have been one of the better heavyweight boxers of all time.[1] He is also the only Heavyweight boxer to individually unify the WBC, WBA and IBF titles.

Nicknamed "Iron Mike"[2] and "The Baddest Man on the Planet",[3] Tyson won his first 19 professional bouts by knockout, with twelve of them occurring in the first round. He unified the belts in the splintered heavyweight division in the late 1980s to become undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. Tyson became the lineal champion when he knocked out Michael Spinks in the first 91 seconds of the fight. Tyson lost his titles to 42-to-1 underdog Buster Douglas on February 11, 1990, in Tokyo, Japan, by a knockout in round 10.

In 1992, Tyson was convicted of sexually assaulting Desiree Washington, for which he served three years in prison. After being released from prison in 1995, he engaged in a series of comeback fights. He regained a portion of the heavyweight title, before losing it to Evander Holyfield in a 1996 fight by an 11th round TKO. Their 1997 rematch ended when Tyson was disqualified for biting off part of Holyfield's ear. He fought for a championship again at 35, losing by knockout to Lennox Lewis in 2002. Tyson retired from professional boxing in 2006 after he was knocked out in consecutive matches against Danny Williams and Kevin McBride.

Tyson declared bankruptcy in 2003, despite receiving over US$30 million for several of his fights and $300 million during his career. He is ranked #16 on Ring Magazine's list of 100 greatest punchers of all time.

Professional boxing record50 Wins (44 knockouts, 5 decisions, 1 disqualification), 6 Losses , 0 Draws, 2 No Contests[127]
Res. Record Opponnent Type Rd., Time Date Location Notes
Loss 50–6 (2) Kevin McBride TKO 6 (10), 3:00 2005-06-11 MCI Center, Washington, DC Tyson's trainer Jeff Fenech asked for the fight to be stopped after the sixth round.
Fenech decided Tyson was unable to continue through exhaustion and called the fight off.
Loss 50–5 (2) Danny Williams KO 4 (10), 2:51 2004-07-30 Freedom Hall State Fairground, Louisville, KY With 30 seconds left in round one, Tyson sustained ligament damage to his left knee and visibly reached for his knee in pain.
Tyson was knocked out in round four and claimed afterwards he was struggling to even stand from the injury. Four days later, Tyson underwent successful surgery to repair the torn knee ligaments.
Win 50–4 (2) Clifford Etienne KO 1 (10), 0:49 2003-02-22 The Pyramid, Memphis, TN
Loss 49–4 (2) Lennox Lewis KO 8 (12), 2:25 2002-06-08 The Pyramid, Memphis, TN IBF/IBO/WBC Heavyweight titles on the line.
Win 49–3 (2) Brian Nielsen TKO 7 (10), 3:00 2001-10-13 Parken, Copenhagen, Denmark Corner retirement.
NC 48–3 (2) Andrew Gołota NC 3 (10) 2000-10-20 The Palace, Auburn Hills, MI Originally a win after round two for Tyson after Gołota refused to continue fighting, the bout was ruled
a no contest by the Michigan State Athletic Commission due to Tyson testing positive for cannabis after the fight.
Win 48–3 (1) Lou Savarese TKO 1 (10), 0:38 2000-06-24 Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland Tyson accidentally hits referee John Coyle after Coyle stopped the bout.
During post fight interview, he comments he'd eat Lennox Lewis' children.
Win 47–3 (1) Julius Francis TKO 2 (10), 1:03 2000-01-29 M.E.N. Arena, Manchester, England
NC 46–3 (1) Orlin Norris NC 1 (10), 3:00 1999-10-23 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV Norris suffered a knee injury following a post-bell punch from Tyson.
Win 46–3 Francois Botha KO 5 (10), 2:59 1999-01-16 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV
Loss 45–3 Evander Holyfield DQ 3 (12) 1997-06-28 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV "The Bite Fight", Tyson disqualified for twice biting Holyfield's ears in round three.
Tyson's license was revoked for a year for this.
Loss 45–2 Evander Holyfield TKO 11 (12), 0:37 1996-11-09 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV Lost WBA Heavyweight title.
Win 45–1 Bruce Seldon TKO 1 (12), 1:49 1996-09-07 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV Won WBA Heavyweight title.
WBC title not on the line.
Tyson relinquished the WBC title on September 24.
It was after this match that rapper Tupac Shakur was shot in a drive-by shooting.[128]
Win 44–1 Frank Bruno TKO 3 (12), 0:50 1996-03-16 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV Won WBC Heavyweight title.
Win 43–1 Buster Mathis Jr. KO 3 (12), 2:32 1995-12-16 Core States Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tyson defeated the undefeated counterpuncher with two right uppercuts as he slipped to the side when Mathis moved in.
Win 42–1 Peter McNeeley DQ 1 (10) 1995-08-19 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV McNeeley was disqualified after his manager entered the ring. This was Tyson's comeback fight after serving 4 years in prison.
Win 41–1 Donovan Ruddock UD 12 1991-06-28 Mirage Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV Ruddock sustained a broken jaw and Tyson suffered a perforated eardrum. This was Tyson's last fight before prison.
Win 40–1 Donovan Ruddock TKO 7 (12), 2:22 1991-03-18 Mirage Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV The fight was surrounded in controversy after referee Richard Steele stopped Ruddock in the 7th round after a barrage of punches from Tyson even though he appeared to be ok to continue. As a result of the premature stoppage a fight broke out in the ring between both camps and a rematch was called for.
Win 39–1 Alex Stewart KO 1 (10), 2:27 1990-12-08 Convention Center, Atlantic City, NJ The fight was waved off by the referee as a result of the three knock-down rule. Alex Stewart had gone down three times in the first round.
Win 38–1 Henry Tillman KO 1 (10), 2:47 1990-06-16 Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV Tyson gained revenge over the man who had beaten him twice in the amateurs.
Loss 37–1 James Douglas KO 10 (12) 1990-02-11 Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan Lost IBF/WBA/WBC/RING Heavyweight titles in what is considered to be the biggest upset in the history of boxing.
Win 37–0 Carl Williams TKO 1 (12), 1:33 1989-07-21 Atlantic City, NJ Retained IBF/WBA/WBC/RING Heavyweight titles.
Tyson's 6th defense as undisputed champion.

Win 36–0 Frank Bruno TKO 5 (12), 2:55 1989-02-25 Las Vegas, NV Retained IBF/WBA/WBC/RING Heavyweight titles.
Win 35–0 Michael Spinks KO 1 (12), 1:31 1988-06-27 Atlantic City, NJ Won Ring Magazine Heavyweight title and retained IBF/WBA/WBC Heavyweight titles.
Win 34–0 Tony Tubbs TKO 2 (12), 2:54 1988-03-21 Tokyo, Japan Retained IBF/WBA/WBC Heavyweight titles.
Win 33–0 Larry Holmes TKO 4 (12), 2:55 1988-01-22 Atlantic City, NJ Retained IBF/WBA/WBC Heavyweight titles.
Win 32–0 Tyrell Biggs TKO 7 (12), 2:59 1987-10-16 Atlantic City, NJ Retained IBF/WBA/WBC Heavyweight titles.
Win 31–0 Tony Tucker UD 12 1987-08-01 Las Vegas, NV Won IBF Heavyweight title and retained WBA/WBC Heavyweight titles, becoming Undisputed Heavyweight champion.
Win 30–0 Pinklon Thomas TKO 6 (12), 2:00 1987-05-30 Las Vegas, NV Retained WBA/WBC Heavyweight titles.
Win 29–0 James Smith UD 12 1987-03-07 Las Vegas, NV Won WBA Heavyweight title and retained WBC Heavyweight title.
Win 28–0 Trevor Berbick TKO 2 (12), 2:35 1986-11-22 Las Vegas, NV Won WBC Heavyweight title and becomes youngest heavyweight champion in boxing history.
Win 27–0 Alonzo Ratliff KO 2 (10), 1:41 1986-09-06 Las Vegas, NV
Win 26–0 José Ribalta TKO 10 (10), 1:23 1986-08-17 Atlantic City, NJ
Win 25–0 Marvis Frazier KO 1 (10), 0:30 1986-07-26 Glens Falls, NY Frazier, the highly touted prospect, was backed up and crushed with a trademark Tyson combo and knocked out cold, in 30 seconds.
Win 24–0 Lorenzo Boyd KO 2 (10), 1:43 1986-07-11 Swan Lake, NY
Win 23–0 William Hosea KO 1 (10), 2:03 1986-06-28 Troy, NY
Win 22–0 Reggie Gross TKO 1 (10), 2:36 1986-06-13 New York City, NY
Win 21–0 Mitch Green UD 10 1986-05-20 New York City, NY
Win 20–0 James Tillis UD 10 1986-05-09 Glens Falls, NY
Win 19–0 Steve Zouski KO 3 (10), 2:39 1986-03-10 Uniondale, NY
Win 18–0 Jesse Ferguson TKO 6 (10), 1:19 1986-02-16 Troy, NY
Win 17–0 Mike Jameson TKO 5 (8), 0:46 1986-01-24 Atlantic City, NJ
Win 16–0 David Jaco TKO 1 (10), 2:16 1986-01-11 Albany, NY
Win 15–0 Mark Young KO 1, 0:50 1985-12-27 Latham, NY
Win 14–0 Sammy Scaff KO 1 (10), 1:19 1985-12-06 New York City, NY
Win 13–0 Conroy Nelson KO 2 1985-11-22 Latham, NY
Win 12–0 Eddie Richardson KO 1, 1:17 1985-11-13 Houston, TX
Win 11–0 Sterling Benjamin TKO 1, 0:54 1985-11-01 Latham, NY
Win 10–0 Robert Colay KO 1 (8), 0:37 1985-10-25 Atlantis Hotel & Casino, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 9–0 Donnie Long TKO 1 (6), 1:28 1985-10-09 Trump Casino Hotel, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 8–0 Michael Johnson KO 1 (6), 0:39 1985-09-05 Atlantis Hotel & Casino, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 7–0 Lorenzo Canady KO 1 (6), 1:05 1985-08-15 Resorts International, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 6–0 Larry Sims KO 3 (6), 2:04 1985-07-19 Mid-Hudson Civic Center, Poughkeepsie, New York
Win 5–0 John Alderson TKO 2 (6), ? 1985-07-11 Trump Casino Hotel, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 4–0 Ricardo Spain TKO 1 (6), 0:39 1985-06-20 Resorts International, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Win 3–0 Don Halpin KO 4 (4), ? 1985-05-23 Albany, New York
Win 2–0 Trent Singleton TKO 1 (4), 0:52 1985-04-10 Albany, New York
Win 1–0 Hector Mercedes TKO 1 (4), 1:47 1985-03-06 Plaza Convention Center, Albany, New York Tyson's professional debut.





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Fights
@~@~@~Amateur Tyson~@~@~@

1981-06-27 Joe Cortez
http://www.***************/?d=XFP2MSO0
1982-06-26 Kelton Brown I
http://www.***************/?d=OW5VC80K
1982-06-xx Dan Cozad
http://www.***************/?d=3IU9TSF9
1983-03-26 Craig Payne
http://www.***************/?d=KJL5XVYP
1984-06-09 Henry Milligan
http://www.***************/?d=ASGILDKO

1984-06-10 Henry Tillman I
http://www.***************/?d=C6LAIZ63
1984-07-07 Henry Tillman II
http://www.***************/?d=XC683902
1984-08-18 Winston Bennet
http://www.***************/?d=JCJBEYS9
1984-08-23 Kelton Brown II
http://www.***************/?d=LCX9EUTH

@~@~@~Prime Tyson~@~@~@

1985-03-06 Hector Mercedes [TKO 1]
http://www.mediafire.com/?33zab21qtuf4ie4
1985-04-10 Trent Singleton [TKO 1]
http://www.mediafire.com/?m70jrn1m3z3wpyp
1985-05-23 Don Halpin [KO 4]
http://www.***************/?d=M2HVW5XN
1985-06-20 Ricardo Spain [KO 1]
http://www.mediafire.com/?scgz7dd2k0y52br
1985-07-11 John Alderson [TKO 2]
http://www.***************/?d=JZNXQIPI
1985-08-15 Lorenzo Canady [KO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=617CB3L6
1985-09-05 Michael Johnson [KO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=75AJ2YAN
1985-10-09 Donnie Long [TKO 1]
http://www.mediafire.com/?m9tgwhr6m3e2z7m
1985-10-25 Robert Colay [KO 1]
http://www.mediafire.com/?f10q1y2hcq54cbr
1985-11-01 Sterling Benjamin [TKO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=1P3W0Y0O
1985-11-13 Eddie Richardson [KO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=T55EGQVS
1985-11-22 Conroy Nelson [TKO 2]
http://www.***************/?d=NMDWQI7M
1985-12-06 Sammy Scaff [TKO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=W5SYKZTV
1985-12-27 Mark Young [TKO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=BZI661FK
1986-01-11 David Jaco [TKO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=BDT3RBGS
1986-01-24 Mike Jameson [TKO 5]
http://www.***************/?d=5BT4O00U
1986-02-16 Jesse Ferguson [TKO 6]
http://www.***************/?d=WAYNVONR
1986-03-10 Steve Zouski [KO 3]
http://www.***************/?d=3DNYHNG0
1986-05-03 James Tillis [UD 10]
http://www.***************/?d=BZ8OX9QG
1986-05-20 Mitch Green [UD 10]
http://www.***************/?d=4YJ5PH0K
1986-06-13 Reggie Gross [KO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=BGJLW3AP
1986-06-28 William Hosea [KO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=PNW3DNWV
1986-07-11 Lorenzo Boyd [KO 2]
http://www.***************/?d=FTHPGGGQ
1986-07-26 Marvis Frazier [KO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=7PGV1OLC
1986-08-17 Jose Ribalta [TKO 10]
http://www.***************/?d=Y7EKXCHT
1986-09-06 Alfonso Ratliff [TKO 2]
http://www.***************/?d=G0J9S90G
1986-11-22 Trevor Berbick [TKO 2]
http://www.***************/?d=B7AUBOYT
1987-03-07 James Smith [UD 12]
http://www.***************/?d=JDSO102M
1987-05-30 Pinklon Thomas [TKO 6]
http://www.***************/?d=5PDXUF3S
1987-08-01 Tony Tucker [UD 12]
http://www.***************/?d=4I6AY156
1987-10-16 Tyrell Biggs [TKO 7]
http://www.***************/?d=H75Y4TPS
1987-xx-xx James Tillis [ex]
http://www.***************/?d=ZGW1VWPM
1988-01-22 Larry Holmes [TKO 4]
http://www.***************/?d=1PT56TFP
1988-03-21 Tony Tubbs [TKO 2]
http://www.***************/?d=LM87W6JK
1988-06-27 Michael Spinks [KO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=1L3L1V7F

@~@~@~Post-Prime Tyson~@~@~@

1989-02-25 Frank Bruno [TKO 5]
http://www.***************/?d=KJ3RP3NI
1989-07-21 Carl Williams [TKO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=YYPQ0RJS
1990-02-11 James (Buster) Douglas [TKO by 10]
http://oron.com/tcnga1q45kj5
1990-06-16 Henry Tillman [KO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=9960DNQP
1990-12-08 Alex Stewart [TKO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=G8Y8F59R
1991-03-18 Donovan Ruddock [TKO 7]
http://www.***************/?d=7H0NRX42
1991-06-28 Donovan Ruddock [UD 12]
http://www.***************/?d=W6OHANNQ
1995-08-19 Peter McNeeley [DQ 1]
http://www.***************/?d=1EHRL0W2
1995-12-16 Buster Mathis Jr [KO 3]
http://www.***************/?d=9TN8I2DZ
1996-03-16 Frank Bruno [TKO 3]
http://www.***************/?d=UWMQEI4E
1996-09-07 Bruce Seldon [TKO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=K7PFM5LB
1996-11-09 Evander Holyfield [TKO by 11]
http://www.***************/?d=CQPLIW11
1997-06-28 Evander Holyfield [DQ by 3]
http://www.***************/?d=SO4GWWF3
1999-01-16 Francois Botha [KO 5]
http://www.***************/?d=7GMBX9VW
1999-10-23 Orlin Norris [NC 1]
http://www.***************/?d=USB5IT9X
2000-01-29 Julius Francis [TKO 2]
http://www.***************/?d=ATSHK71L
2000-06-24 Lou Savarese [TKO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=5DIQKNGX
2000-10-20 Andrew Golota [NC 3]
http://www.***************/?d=QBECV03K
2001-10-13 Brian Nielsen [RTD 7]
http://www.***************/?d=KX2SHZDQ
2002-06-08 Lennox Lewis [KO by 8]
http://www.***************/?d=XDEJGW17
2003-02-22 Clifford Etienne [KO 1]
http://www.***************/?d=5979FDUU
2004-07-30 Danny Williams [KO by 4]
http://www.***************/?d=TSS4DRTN
2005-06-11 Kevin McBride [TKO by 6]
http://www.***************/?d=D5TVNWOH
2006-xx-xx Rex T. Sanders [ex]
http://www.***************/?d=5EUCJ5DZ

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Documentaries
ESPN Ringside
http://www.***************/?d=WQLKEX4Y
Tyson 2008*
http://oron.com/i9ty73yek8o1
Chronicles*
http://www.***************/?d=4HLAHPZE
Beyond the Glory
http://www.***************/?d=P6MAZI8J
Biography
http://www.***************/?d=Z491WQG9
Fallen Champ*
http://www.***************/?d=O64R82Y1
Mike Vs Tyson*
http://www.***************/?d=RW7YVMWY
People's Champ*
http://www.***************/?d=HEN8RYBG
Untold Story*
http://www.***************/?d=S1SZ54AB
SportsCentury
http://ifile.it/3umlsfw
The Right Stuff*
http://www.***************/?d=WV8SUFPP
ESPN Special*
http://www.***************/?d=G5VLFTDJ
HBO Legendary Nights
Tyson vs Douglas
http://ifile.it/eozvr45
Tyson vs Lewis
http://ifile.it/3gjqcxv
ESPN's Top 5 Reasons You Can't Blame
http://www.***************/?d=XGVVMWCY

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Other

2010-12-02 Larry King Live
http://www.***************/?d=CTBAOBH1

Password (if necessary): sweetboxing
* Not a Sweet Boxing upload

 

[nukdollars]

Holy Shit!!!


My birthday comes early(January 31)

 

[marcvoi]

cool

 

[qseal00]

Man Mike would hit you so fast and so hard with that left hook that either you went flying or moved around then dropped like a puppet with cut strings.

 

[marcusfenix]

great post!

 

[cranrab]

funny true mike tyson story

in his documentary, mike tyson recalls a time where he took a woman into the bathroom and proceeded to perform fellatio on her.

 

[merce77]

funny true mike tyson story

in his documentary, mike tyson recalls a time where he took a woman into the bathroom and proceeded to perform fellatio on her.

Wait, what? Were those his words or yours, gotta be his, nicca meant cunnilingus right? Please tell me that's what he meant.

 

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[cranrab]

Wait, what?

that was exactly my reaction too. i was seriously hoping that he was just having a don king moment. but really. how could an individual get fellatio and cunnilingus mixed up?

watch the documentary. if you have netflix, you can select it on "instant".

 

[merce77]

that was exactly my reaction too. i was seriously hoping that he was just having a don king moment. but really. how could an individual get fellatio and cunnilingus mixed up?

watch the documentary. if you have netflix, you can select it on "instant".

Thanks I'ma check that shit. This is my most memorable Tyson moment because I was watching this shit live when it happened....

 

[VAiz4hustlaz]

Nice post!

 

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[will_right]

Man Mike would hit you so fast and so hard with that left hook that either you went flying or moved around then dropped like a puppet with cut strings.

 

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[flexxx71]

There a lot of potential great events we missed with this guy. Some serious fights with Holyfield. More discipline to the sport. He could have went down as then greatest of all time. Instead he marred by controversy. Those great times for fight fans.


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[flexxx71]

There a lot of potential great events we missed with this guy. Some serious fights with Holyfield. More discipline to the sport. He could have went down as then greatest of all time. Instead he marred by controversy. Those great times for fight fans.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2

 

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[Rudey]

funny true mike tyson story

in his documentary, mike tyson recalls a time where he took a woman into the bathroom and proceeded to perform fellatio on her.

 

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[actinanass]

There a lot of potential great events we missed with this guy. Some serious fights with Holyfield. More discipline to the sport. He could have went down as then greatest of all time. Instead he marred by controversy. Those great times for fight fans.


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could have?

He is in that conversation just because he was so young, and reach those heights so fast. Late 80's Tyson was damn near unbeatable.

 

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[kes1111]

Mike Tyson Will Make His Debut In UFC 2 Game

EA is going all out with their upcoming EA Sports UFC 2. In the first game, fight fans and martial arts enthusiasts got to step into the octagon as the godfather of MMA, Bruce Lee, but this time around gamers get to enter the cage as the vicious and indisputably powerful “Iron” Mike Tyson.

IGN detailed how players will be able to don the gloves of two different versions of the controversial and iconic boxer. There's the 1980s Mike Tyson – a young, hungry fighter who would down any and everyone in his path – and then there's the “Legacy” Mike Tyson, who represents the fighter later on in life. Tyson will be a pre-order bonus for those who commit to buying the game before it releases. You get to see both versions of Tyson in action with the debut trailer for the boxer in the video below.

Surprisingly, EA Sports keeps the shots really tight and up close, so it's hard to see the full extension of the punches. I'm wondering if the extended jab and straight cross will make it into upcoming title? Most of the punches being thrown here are the big bombs that will down an opponent in one solid hit.

I'm also wondering how they're going to handle Tyson's ground game in EA Sports UFC 2? In the first game, they got a little wonky with the move-sets for some of the fighters, giving them kicks, punches and submissions they don't actually do in real life. I'm wondering if for the sequel they'll have the character engineers focus on giving the fighters on the roster the moves they actually use in real life?

Well, I guess we'll find out once the beta gets underway. Those who pre-order or register on the website will be eligible to participate in the beta that starts next week on January 28. They'll test some of the modes, some of the features and some of the fighting mechanics ahead of the game's March release.

EA has upgraded and streamlined the process of submissions in the MMA title, so that it's easier to pull off combos and string together positional advantages to make an opponent tap out. They also refined the knockout system in the sequel to EA Sports UFC so that the hits connect better and the knockouts look more realistic.

I've been very satisfied with the mechanics that have been on display so far and I'm looking forward to seeing how the content looks once the beta drops at the end of the month.

The only thing I'm hoping for is that the character creation is a lot more in-depth than what we were given in the first EA Sports UFC.

If you want to get your hands on “Iron” Mike Tyson, you will have to pre-order EA's upcoming UFC outing. You will also get legends Bas Rutten and Kazushi Sakuraba. The game will launch on March 15 for the Xbox One and PS4. Sadly, there is no PC version inbound. You can sign-up for EA Sports UFC 2 beta by visiting the official website.

 

[kes1111]

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[kes1111]

Mike Tyson Just Endorsed Donald Trump

Former heavyweight champ Mike Tyson wants to see Donald Trump in the White House come 2016.

“He should be president of the United States,” Tyson told HuffPost Live’s Alex Miranda during a conversation about his Adult Swim show “Mike Tyson Mysteries.”

Tyson said he’s looking for a new, business-minded leader for the country after Obama’s eight years in office.

“Let’s try something new. Let’s run America like a business, where no colors matter. Whoever can do the job, gets the job,” Tyson said.

While Trump has gotten criticism for his inflammatory comments about immigrants, Tyson was quick to come to the candidate’s defense. Tyson admitted that Trump’s words were “crude,” but he said he doesn’t believe Trump actually “thinks of Latinos in that way.”

When Miranda asked Tyson if he officially endorses Trump, the former boxer gave a resounding response.

“I would [endorse him], yeah. I like Trump,” he reiterated.

 

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[chris coby]

one of the greatest boxer of all time mike tyson has set some unbreakable records, he is the only boxer in middleweight category to get the most knockouts from big name in boxing,still he is training aspiring boxers in his academy.