“Testimony is always tested. Today is the day.” Title: Molding a Champion | Battle of the Baddest Tyson Media Group Produced By: Mike Angel Directed By: Andres Ortiz Creative Editor: Aaron Seiha
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Mike Tyson is the Rocky Balboa in real life! A broke man who became a fighter, a fighter who became a champion, a champion who became a legend, the legend who became the coach of a man who had similar beginnings....just think about it...
@flanker9096 ай бұрын
Creed 2nd trilogy
@csortitoutseul6 ай бұрын
and it happened before and it will happen again in the future... nothing's written in the stars
@CrysisTube6 ай бұрын
Mike tyson is better fighter than rocky balboa
@samhot06 ай бұрын
The real Rocky was one of Ali’s opponents Sly saw it and wrote the movie on it
@jamesshepherd98086 ай бұрын
@@nickcarpenter746the guy you replied to was talking about Joe Frazier
@hi-ic2nb6 ай бұрын
We love you Mike , thanks for helping Francis
@SpookyRedz6 ай бұрын
Cus' spirit is oozing out of Mike. 19:48
@monticelloave52736 ай бұрын
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@imnotlazy6 ай бұрын
thank you champ
@janlegendarypolishpowerlewis6 ай бұрын
For real. This video made me realise I miss boxing and I want to go back to it. Best sport I ever did.
@emperormaximusII6 ай бұрын
Vive la France 🇫🇷 "France is Ngannou"
@thatdawghouse6 ай бұрын
"The strongest doesn't win. This is a smart man's sport, the smartest man wins..." Quote from the LEGENDARY Mr. Iron Mike Tyson...
@brendonthomas25553 ай бұрын
mike is smart, very smart, but francis
@gaaaaaagaaaaa2 ай бұрын
those are the words of his mentor n protector Mr. Gus, Mike is destine to be a great coach just like him.
@ucuncrip6192 ай бұрын
@dogvip76882 ай бұрын
It's not how hard you hit , it's how good you hit !
@user-gx2yy1df6f2 ай бұрын
@@user-gx2yy1df6f come on you missed the rocky quote 😂 it's not about how hard you hit it's about how hard you get hit and keep going
@LukeC-di3exАй бұрын
8:00. Mike: “I’m a pro, I never miss”. I love that
@johnsonjr81253 ай бұрын
what do you think about milke tyson vs jake paul
@salem6710Ай бұрын
@@salem6710 I Think Mike Still Gonna Win Against Jake Paul
@danielalexanderkandou9610Ай бұрын
Imagine how proud Cus would've been if he saw who Mike has become. A student of the game and a Teacher of the art. Grateful to witness greatness unfold right infront of my eyes.
@athulgopz31266 ай бұрын
Honestly if you really think about it. Look at everything that has occurred between Cus and Mike, to Mike losing cus, going thru everything until where he is nowadays. It's one of the most amazing stories ever.
@benmcreynolds85816 ай бұрын
@@benmcreynolds8581 And on top of that nurturing another one of the most amazing stories ever emerging in Francis. Everything is indeed coming full circle.
@henrikandreason72616 ай бұрын
Full circle .
@GazderVarun6 ай бұрын
not sure he would've been a fan of his prison sentence and cannibalism
@matthewfreeman336 ай бұрын
@@matthewfreeman33 that's the point. It's the fact that Mike has gone thru a life that would have destroyed most people, yet he found a way to make it through all of the worst aspects of himself and get to the place where he is today. It's not a perfect fairy tale story. It's a real story. A raw, difficult story mixed with a ton of emotions & feelings but to see the person Mike has become today is really inspiring.
@benmcreynolds85816 ай бұрын
"Discipline is doing what you hate to do but doing it like you love it" -Iron Mike Tyson
@ahmadazril66086 ай бұрын
Wow, he said that? I thought Peter North said it first. ;)
@StephenDoty846 ай бұрын
@@StephenDoty84 Nah... I guess Peter North never hate of what he was doing and loves every moment of it.. lol...
@ahmadazril66086 ай бұрын
Never looked at it like that.
@blacklyfe55432 ай бұрын
what do you think about milke tyson vs jake paul
@salem6710Ай бұрын
Madre mía, qué clase magistral este vídeo.. Mike es el dios del boxeo
@JorgeParma20 күн бұрын
How lucky are we that we get to watch an hour long session with Mike Tyson teaching? Amazing.
@raymond.s3 ай бұрын
Your right
@nk4sii2 ай бұрын
exactly
@adelante39382 ай бұрын
its a blessing. also to see him channeling Cus, he looks so at peace letting his old coach speak thru him
@MuayThaiDreadlock2 ай бұрын
I've always thought in years past why hasn't anybody contacted Mike Tyson to train them
@mikej53442 ай бұрын
I think Tyson should continue training him i honestly believe if he does continue training him Frances will win a heavy weight belt at some point. And the fack that mike train him is just so cool to witness..
@davidsmith97302 ай бұрын
“Even in a room with a lotta people, this is a lonely game” -Iron Mike Tyson
@Daddysmooth692 ай бұрын
Francis had 4 months. 4 months to train to fight the lineal heavyweight champion of the world. Hats off for this man
@pedrodutra40886 ай бұрын
Across Cameroon, The Francis Ngannou Foundation has renovated, modernized and expanded dozens of schools. The Foundation has for the past 6 years been self-financed solely with personal funding from Francis himself. As a Cameroonian i thank Francis for helping hundreds of children.
@bobbyd52766 ай бұрын
UFC Heavyweight Champion Francis Ngannou 6' 4" 260-lbs with 83" reach paid a visit to UFC Performance Institute where he created the World record for the hardest punch ever measured. Ngannou recorded a punch of 129,161 units on a PowerKube, which measures the power of a punch based on a variety of different factors, including force, speed and accuracy. Ngannou produced 93hp which is equivalent to a small family car. People all around the World try to break his record that's stood for 5 years. He produced 51,064 ft. lbs/sec which is equivalent to 92.84hp... Ngannou set that record in 2017 and nobody has surpassed him yet -@ 'New world record for the HARDEST punch - Francis Ngannou - AFC'
@Samantha_Lavery_Medici6 ай бұрын
Teddy Atlas gave Fury Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10. He scored Round 3 10-8 for Ngannou, and the only other round he gave him was Round 8. It was Round 7 that Atlas struggled to score, finally deciding on a 10-10 draw. Atlas’ overall tally favored Fury for being the busier fighter.
@Stout_Krout_Columbia_MD6 ай бұрын
Legendary boxing trainer Teddy Atlas doesn’t see any controversy in Tyson Fury’s win over Francis Ngannou. Ngannou took WBC champion Fury to a split decision in their crossover boxing match this past Saturday in Saudi Arabia, an outcome he disagrees with. The former UFC heavyweight champion knocked down Fury in Round 3 and stood toe to toe with him for all 10 rounds. Atlas gave Fury Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10. He scored Round 3 10-8 for Ngannou, and the only other round he gave him was Round 8. It was Round 7 that Atlas struggled to score, finally deciding on a 10-10 draw. Atlas’ overall tally favored Fury for being the busier fighter. “My final score: 97-93 for Mr. Fury,” Atlas said on his show, “THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas.” “And like I said in my comments, lots of posturing, feinting, half jabs, lot of looking, could have been more even rounds possibly, but I know it’s an honest one, because I’m saying what I believe.” Fury insisted that he did not underestimate Ngannou, but many observers believed he looked off. Atlas views the fight as an upset because Ngannou pulled off the unexpected, but he thinks Fury didn’t take him entirely seriously. “Physically he did; he was in good shape,” Atlas said. “Good enough shape. But mentally he didn’t. He didn’t. I’m going to put my bottom dollar, and he won’t make an excuse. I give him credit for that. And I’m not making an excuse. Ngannou deserves every bit of credit, but there’s no doubt in my mind that Tyson Fury was compromised in a way that, as a human being, that he too thought it was going to be a fun thing, a money grab. “It was going to be where he does what he wants. He wants to end it; he ends it. He wants to play, he wants to do an Ali shuffle, whatever he wants to do, he could do it. There was going to be nothing to worry about. … You can’t say it’s going to be an easy day because you’re going to get screwed."
@Stout_Krout_Columbia_MD6 ай бұрын
Listen at 5:20. This is where the UFC could not see the vision of Francis. Some people have a vision to become great, and it's that vision that makes them into a huge star. I knew years ago when the UFC were not treating Francis right that they were making a huge mistake.
@starseeddeluxe6 ай бұрын
Can we take a moment to appreciate how good Mike Tyson's coaching was
@hmdismail6 ай бұрын
He had a great teacher.
@triocha2336 ай бұрын
@@triocha233true Cus DMato the goat
@dragonofthewest83056 ай бұрын
Was ? Is bro mike is just on a another planet when it comes to boxing who moves like this in there 50’s goat 🫡🥊
@PrinceKofiadu6 ай бұрын
If you saw his performance you would know he went through hell for this and behind that hell is definetly Mike Tyson.
@Azubjourni6 ай бұрын
He learned from the best and clearly wants to pass those teachings further! God Bless Mike! Beautiful to see him become a teacher, dedicate for younger generation - that's true meaning of life.
@nbodeh46586 ай бұрын
It’s always beautiful to see a Teacher who loves to teach with a Student who loves to learn
@nomazgamer19493 ай бұрын
Tyson is a genius, warrior, teacher... his life has come full circle this is beautiful
@mxrider13312 ай бұрын
Holy shit that last quote, "When you're favored by God, you're also favored by the Devil. He's coming for you too. You gotta be strong and be on the right side. Which side you gonna go on he's gonna give you power too. You stay with who brought you here. Go home with the guy that brought you to the dance." That's wisdom right there. Gonna stick with me for a long time.
@vanderley36 ай бұрын
Powerful statement and a truth as well. I also think it reflects Mike's regret at switching his representation to Don King years ago and away from the people who truly cared for him.
@yilderim19246 ай бұрын
It gives me chills every time I hear it!
@natalielockwood58406 ай бұрын
You couldn't write that for a script. That could only come from a man like Mike with all of his life experience. Sent absolute chills.
@thepodbaydoorshal6 ай бұрын
Amen
@johnthies11506 ай бұрын
I'm saving that one
@Timzah35226 ай бұрын
What you did to help Francis out is unbelievable. Please stay as his coach from now on 🙏🏻
@troyhartung61376 ай бұрын
Francis is always so humble and respectful, it's amazing to watch. Great men in the video, always inspiring
@tresojos3 ай бұрын
Nobody beats Tyson in his prime. The speed and power from both hands along with switching angles is unmatched to this day.
@eliasbarnes37102 ай бұрын
Mike Tyson: "Tyson Fury's in a tougher fight than he believes." Prophetic words! Floored in the third round and scraped a narrow victory by split decision.
@sambagogo7776 ай бұрын
Also 8th round Francis absolutely killed it.
@juicehiphop42646 ай бұрын
Robbed fury really lost
@user-ul8ut6gt1r6 ай бұрын
It's ok though. Fury knows the world thinks he lost and that will be eating at him.
@Rufio19756 ай бұрын
@@user-ul8ut6gt1rFrancis had to get a stoppage, the judges would have never given the decision to Francis. Francis did amazing.
@Silent_Shadow6 ай бұрын
@user-ul8ut6gt1r robbed is a little over the top because it could go either way depending on how you score it.
@04mzwach6 ай бұрын
Tyson as coach? OMG! This is pure gold, these videos should be kept for eternity!
@narnatzu6 ай бұрын
If it’s on you tube. It is documented for eternity. Or at least as long as electricity survives. Lol
@johnnyc08116 ай бұрын
@@johnnyc0811I hope they don’t take this video down. It’s literally a masterclass. You could clip out every single combo and mikes advice and you could build up a solid foundation as a boxer
@dialac16 ай бұрын
"Im a pro...i never miss" is a cold ass bar 😂
@calisthetics3 ай бұрын
Mike Tyson, always the greatest for me, boxer, fighter, person, and now such a class coach. We love you! And Francis!
@fLOrIaNweInhOlD2 ай бұрын
You can see how much of an impact mikes training had on Francis , the way he controlled the ring the whole fight exactly like mikes taught him to do , amazing to see
@lenniebickel57226 ай бұрын
dude, that is thanks to ngannous trainer, dewey cooper, that was all dewey cooper. look the saudis payed mike 8 mil to act as francis trainer. a publicity stunt and a good one.
@karlanal16 ай бұрын
Amazing how fast and powerful Tyson is even at his age. Mad respect to the GOAT.
@daxwax16 ай бұрын
The speed is definitely crazy! But they do say power stays a long time.
@samychabouh12386 ай бұрын
U never forget boxing if you been doing it over 25 years, technique will always stay with you
@danielmcdonald99176 ай бұрын
That's no joke
@sethchandler41706 ай бұрын
Kind of scary actually he's still an absolute weapon.
@Dan-hn1lx6 ай бұрын
Tyson will probably be 70 and still able to smash most normal people.
@Joshua13019896 ай бұрын
What an honor it is to watch Mike Tyson training. Incredible to see someone I used to watch with my father. If he were living today he would've loved watching this.
@maddynavarro77Ай бұрын
Mike - what a Legend ! I've been watching you all my life. U've changed, and so have I. Without you, the world would be a sad place. Good to see you, warrior. You changed my life for better. Respect. May peace and health be with you champ 👊
@ThePowerIsInYourHead3 ай бұрын
“When you’re favoured by God, your also favoured by the devil. Go home with the guy that brought you to the dance.” Powerful words by Mike, I love it. That was a real life Rocky moment
@robbieryan2246 ай бұрын
That gave me chills, because its so true. When you're favoured by God the devil always trys to tempt and trick you.
@alongcameafish6 ай бұрын
he said, go home with the guy who brought you to the death.
@GodyArtDesign6 ай бұрын
that line literally had the hairs on the back of my neck standing and electricity running through me
@moulayderissy54452 ай бұрын
Im shocked at how fast ngannou learns. The foot movement and head movement was impressive. So not only does he have those monster genetics and killer power but he also learns and has great instincts. Unbelievable. Once in a generation type athlete
@Mike-hy8cs6 ай бұрын
@@niggfer6316No, he beat Fury and made Boxing look absolutely shameful. He changed the game in half an hour.
@Azubjourni6 ай бұрын
@@Azubjournionly ngannou success in boxing transition. Other mma transition look like clown. That show you need someone special to do it.
@hypernanox90026 ай бұрын
He learned English in like 1 year
@johnnyc08116 ай бұрын
@@Azubjourniyou are a clown. 1/2 an hour? This man has been training almost his whole life for this moment . Please use your brain to see the bigger picture. You have such a small mind.
@johnnyc08116 ай бұрын
True definition of the predator
@IsaiahUchiha246 ай бұрын
Francis and Mike is like Cus and Mike. Student become teacher. Cus was in the same feeling situation like Mike now… Good luck 🤲🏽🙏🏼
@Licht_und_Schatten992 ай бұрын
bro, i have been watching you since i was a kid, thanks bro for sharing your training and journey
@user-oz9vv1xq4w4 ай бұрын
Mike, you deserve a round of applause. You took a great MMA fighter, and turned him into a serious contender against the best heavyweight champion today. This is the only time MMA beat boxing at it's own game. Congratulations to you and Ngannou.
@jaymann51806 ай бұрын
Well said 👏
@nicksona8776 ай бұрын
And the last Time, because there is only 1 ngannou
@dammaguy12866 ай бұрын
EXACTLY! Francis got ROBBED! And if they would have given Francis the win!??? It would be a bad look for BOXING 🥊
@tjmasterbarber26646 ай бұрын
@@zenmachine50Not half decent lol. He literally dominated the whole fight. His chin is made of vibranium. And those MMA fighters who looked Pathetic were retired MMA fighters.
@me.pablo_6 ай бұрын
@@tjmasterbarber2664 Absolutely.
@stuffstoconsider35166 ай бұрын
And why is this not a freaking movie!? This is one of the most inspiring things I've ever seen. The fact that one of the greatest heavyweight boxers of all time is passing down the knowledge that was given to him by one of the greatest trainers of all time is just poetic.
@Idkwutimdoin6 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@MikeAngelTysonGroup6 ай бұрын
fk movies, they arent reality they are made to put ppl in mind control
@cusoonmyfriend37386 ай бұрын
Far from offending you, please look at this cypher which comes from Benin in homage and support to our African star Francis NGANNOU... kzhead.info/sun/pcederOEhp18qKM/bejne.htmlsi=jjmvSbwVDY_vgWET
@tinokpokpoya58566 ай бұрын
Far from offending you, please look at this cypher which comes from Benin in homage and support to our African star Francis NGANNOU... kzhead.info/sun/pcederOEhp18qKM/bejne.htmlsi=jjmvSbwVDY_vgWET
@tinokpokpoya58566 ай бұрын
Creed homie have you seen it
@theMAYORproblem6 ай бұрын
As a recovering addict from NJ #miketyson I love how mike keeps the reality of addiction so raw and real. I makes some ppl uncomfortable but addiction is uncomfortable. Ive been to #ringside ect and hes very much loved and respected. Much love for #miketyson and #kiki and #fam
@GGGeena8604 ай бұрын
These dudes holding the pads got both Francis and Mike coming at them with fists - takes balls, that's for sure
@tkZombie_4 ай бұрын
Only a small number of people believe Ngannou can survive against Fury, but now the world of heavyweight boxing has been shaken by the presence of Ngannou at the hands of Mike Tyson
@PrabuRcCars6 ай бұрын
I had a feeling there was no way he was gonna get worked by fury the whole fight I saw everyone just saying that he was gonna get tko in 3 but damn that was amazing
@dlopzz52256 ай бұрын
If there would've been title on the line, I think it would've been totally different match. Ngannou really have to grind if he wants to shake boxing world.
@joqvaaniinq6 ай бұрын
Eric Nicksick and Dewey Cooper!
@greenbandanamusic6 ай бұрын
agreed... I didn't have Ngannou winning.... but it was an absolutely amazing performance.... and if Ngannou sticks with boxing, and does 2 other fights or so, before fighting Fury again, Fury is in trouble.... needs to jab more and get his fitness up for 12 rounds
@steveb67186 ай бұрын
I look at Tyson fury very highly when it comes to boxing. I thought he was going to win. But when I saw a poll of fury v francis, somehow i felt like i should vote for francis, and i did.
@kewtheii67646 ай бұрын
It is crazy how fast Mike is. Even at 58, he punches so much faster than Francis. Crazy specimen!
@HeimatIIProject6 ай бұрын
It's called fast twitch muscle, which most people do not have. And he's actually 57.
@MLD2G5 ай бұрын
Was thinking the same. When I boxed my coach told me: "Think of the hand as a bullet - fire and accelerate, don't force and benchpress. A hit starts with the calves, moving through ham/quads, rotation of obliques, the pecs and the triceps. A chain rection where you fire every muscles with milliseconds apart. Dont wrestle, pull the trigger.". This was in 1986.
@orvarino5 ай бұрын
Sound cheezy but Mike was born to box. That's why untill he's last day on this Earth he will punch like a youngster.
@adrianzaharia88855 ай бұрын
not just muscle but mind. The shrooms legit keeping him younger than most mentally. Probably rebuilt some of the brain damage he got in fights ...@@MLD2G
@agnidas58165 ай бұрын
*Всем привет из России🤝🏼😁*
@user-qb6dw2hv2u5 ай бұрын
Dude im glad you are doing this mike you are a legend... and its crazy seeing him hope in ring and its like it was like when he was champ
@grgpahljina61453 ай бұрын
You are still a wrecking ball, Mike, smooth and precise and fast as ever. Wonderful to see you in a new role as a mentor and teacher.
@toddh44912 ай бұрын
Francis is not only a great combat athelete, he is intelligent too. Mindset of a warrior philosopher
@Staroy6 ай бұрын
The lessons Mike was teaching Francis about the short distance punching was invaluable, the punch not seen is the most dangerous punch, the punch he put Fury down with was a short punch.
@nathanking81806 ай бұрын
What trash are you on about? The punch that put Fury down was a massive looping left check hook, NOT a short one.
@HellBlazerMNE076 ай бұрын
@@HellBlazerMNE07 what he means is that fury didn't see it coming, it caught him off guard cos he didn't expect it at all, therefore a punch that's not seen being the most dangerous
@rohith54046 ай бұрын
@@HellBlazerMNE07still didn't see it so he's correct
@Gigga1016 ай бұрын
Yup, it was a short, tight left hook that won him that fight, despite what the bought and paid for judges said.
@johnsshowmauri28326 ай бұрын
@@HellBlazerMNE07you sound mad. Cause fury got put on his ass. Causal 🤡
@markmiller58056 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing this.
@tstorkify2 ай бұрын
Such an amazing time. Mike, learned a tone there, going to take this to the gym. Love every moment there...more please
@xt8media1172 ай бұрын
Thank you Mike. You shocked the world again by playing a part in what we witnessed today. Francis showed technique and discipline throughout the fight.
@toneix24906 ай бұрын
And that’s with 4 months imagine if mike trained him for a year.
@garrisonborel15526 ай бұрын
Franchis would be a beast trust @@garrisonborel1552
@yannikid3 ай бұрын
Francis won that fight !!! Thanks 2 you Mike & all the coaches who helped Francis! Legendary 💯
@jamesredding94106 ай бұрын
Mike has truly matured into a warrior saint. What an Honor and pleasure to bare witness to this man’s life and journey. Thanks for everything Mike 🙏 love you brother ❤
@rupin2 ай бұрын
This video is a cinematographic masterpiece! Great storytelling.
@SmartMan012 ай бұрын
Francis is so right. Nobody understands how profound and crisp Uncle Mike's technic is. People can't really enjoy him as much, unless they understand how smart this Legend is. The knowledge of the bodies anatomy, to generate power, speed, and accuracy. The most complete style came out on top again. Boxing judges should be ashamed, since they destroyed their own legacy.
@MrTacko966 ай бұрын
*technique Sorry, I just had too cuz of ADD. Theres just now way I would get thru my day without pointing that out. lmao. I totally agree with your points too.
@backseatsamurai6 ай бұрын
@@backseatsamurai Correcting others when you can't spell yourself is crazy..
@foshizzlah6 ай бұрын
You’ll probably never read this, but what you achieved with Francis is actually unbelievable. Cus made you a champion, but maybe he taught you how to make champions.
@Samuelclark116 ай бұрын
Good point, cus was such a master I think he gave Mike the rub , and Mike now inhabits that same spirit of mastery
@goldjozi12766 ай бұрын
Or how to make a world champion in one sport a world champion in another
@KALikeTheJuice6 ай бұрын
W take ❤
@lightning19096 ай бұрын
This post right here needs 1 million likes
@tseboohsonfak49216 ай бұрын
Or maybe that's just him . And who he is ?
@totorochan-yk9mj6 ай бұрын
Watching you training Mike is just such a treat! You're just simple awesome. Blessings from Mexico 🇲🇽
@FenrirHdz383282 ай бұрын
Watching it… a very inspiring video…full of good things… a team made of helping each other to make history… positivity and pure energy and… energy doesn’t lie
@astrostar70183 ай бұрын
Watching Mike impart his incredible wealth of knowledge is amazing. This is a masterclass. Mike is by far the smallest guy in there, not to mention the oldest, yet he still looks the most dangerous, still inspiring fear. Truly one of a kind.
@rowdy38376 ай бұрын
U can say that again
@royalconcepts79656 ай бұрын
100%...when he would demonstrate to Francis I was immediately concerned for the guy holding the pads.
@DM-qd7gw6 ай бұрын
@@DM-qd7gwthe guy holding the pad is scared whenever Mike comes close to him to 😅😅😅
@mustaphapintoissah53926 ай бұрын
Thanks champ for inspiring the rest of us!!! 🎙️
@JoAesthetics36 ай бұрын
그저 존경!
@user-ky4ee8zj5h6 ай бұрын
mike tyson truly has and is a beautiful soul
@Str8OuttaFrayser9192 ай бұрын
Happy new year your content is one of the best and definitely spiritual too keep it up
@thephonecaliguy57314 ай бұрын
Mike Tyson is a Legend. Never understood his amazing technique until today. Well done Sir 👏🏽 Kudos to Francis too for being a great student
@tamguefabrice37516 ай бұрын
how you never understood mike technique?
@Ruggeroify6 ай бұрын
Mike Tyson is a hell of a coach! He made a *World Champion* in 4 months
@armorofgod14306 ай бұрын
What an awesome combination. Mikes instructions are on point, and Francis soaks it up like a sponge. And you can see just how much Francis looks up to and respects Tyson.
@punchy86542 ай бұрын
wow tnx for this video no words! thank you mike for this!
@user-kk1mo1es3yАй бұрын
It's absolutely insane how fast and well Mike was able to improve Francis's striking. To go from that Rozenstruik fight to how he fought Fury is almost like a hero movie training montage.
@Tetratronic6 ай бұрын
the rozenstruik performance was not his typical. he won the UFC belt by being a lot more composed
@carloandreaguilar59166 ай бұрын
Ufc is not about boxing, it’s about fighting. You bring that composure into that fight he’d probably get knocked out, gotta be a dog in that cage
@myrevenge176 ай бұрын
@@myrevenge17woof brother
@forgive.them.6 ай бұрын
@@forgive.them. WOOF! WOOF!! GRRRRRRRRR! WOOF!!
@floormop66726 ай бұрын
Not even he improved a lot by stipe 2, he knew he could just wipe out rozenstruik
@MR4_116 ай бұрын
I honestly think Francis’s story even with the outcome makes it that much more interesting and intriguing. It’s almost as if you believe in fate and destiny, Mike a retired champion and legend going into the later years of his life questioning whether training other fighters and becoming the “rocky” figure has indeed found a younger fighter with a similar upbringing who fought all his life to get to this moment. Mike definitely sees the potential and it’s bringing back out that youthful spirit in him and I think it’s genuinely making him happy and at peace. Purposefully wanting Francis to achieve the goal he’s setting out for… This is indeed amazing to watch.
@samjordn6 ай бұрын
You said that so well 👌
@ahmeddjeghri68796 ай бұрын
Across Cameroon, The Francis Ngannou Foundation has renovated, modernized and expanded dozens of schools. The Foundation has for the past 6 years been self-financed solely with personal funding from Francis himself. As a Cameroonian i thank Francis for helping hundreds of children.
@bobbyd52766 ай бұрын
Francis "The Predator" Ngannou is just that damn good. Fury himself stated that he trained well and he did not underestimate him. Usyk gonna get whooped with ease. "Ngannou has 15 years boxing experience. This was not his debut fight. He's not a novice. Ngannou is a seasoned fighter." --Teddy Atlas
@Stout_Krout_Columbia_MD6 ай бұрын
@@ahmeddjeghri6879 thank you my friend
@samjordn6 ай бұрын
@@bobbyd5276 that’s absolutely amazing and all the more reason I support nothing but this man’s success
@samjordn6 ай бұрын
mike and francis are absolute inspirations. love to see it
@oli17642 ай бұрын
Mike your training videos are masterclass. We want more
@olegz7103 ай бұрын
It seems like Francis learns very quickly and his quiet, humble and observant nature definitely helped him pick up everything Mike had to offer him. What a perfect combo. Incredibly impressed by the coaching from Mike.
@user-lb9nr1is4p6 ай бұрын
yeah right im amazed how good he listened and did the exact thing Mike told him to do.
@ynepu5 ай бұрын
Everyone is humble around Mike
@synthclub5 ай бұрын
I like your comment. Cuz put it intelligently
@thebest-ce3pb5 ай бұрын
I think Mike was equally impressed by Francis. Beautiful stuff.
@mallitah5 ай бұрын
Mike's intensity and love for boxing is truly amazing. He was literally dripping in sweat while training Francis. Fully dedicated his life to the craft.
@TheMindReader696 ай бұрын
Exactly, at some points it looked like Mike wanted to push Francis out of the way to knock out the Padman. I saw clips where he tried to knock them out and you can see in this vid they don't want to stand in front of Mike for too long and I don't blame them he is foaming at the mouth and sweating buckets just watching and that is a sign of his deep love of the sport. I hope Mike goes on to be a trainer and Francis story fits the script.
@joshy38946 ай бұрын
This is beautiful to see thank you very much for this insights❤ he is going to be a champ 🙏🏻👑
@marvinh68122 ай бұрын
AYO! Thanks for those insights! This is so exciting! Mike as a trainer with an apprentice of THAT LEVEL is awesome to watch! Nice to be able to see that passion :)
@pesocaliente52792 ай бұрын
Man you did a remarkable job, you turned an MMA fighter into a legitimate boxer in less than a year, that's nuts, you really are the Goat Mike I don't care what anyone says
@ciaranmcguinness89006 ай бұрын
Edit: less than SIX months.
@silenciothequiet34716 ай бұрын
He is definitely the Goat. Ignore the haters who hate the truth
@ntl33526 ай бұрын
Beautiful he did great!!
@melvintate81866 ай бұрын
Thats so inspiring, ngannou started mma late amd look at him now..that's so awesome to see as a boxer myself. In 4 months he almost beat the greatest heavyweight boxer of this generation. This just proves that anything is possible with hard work and consistency.
@dammaguy12866 ай бұрын
😊❤
@Defender_9286 ай бұрын
There's a humble honesty here in both Men, can't beat Mike Tyson's greatness.
@EireMossie4 ай бұрын
A man with an emotional, powerful soul the legendary👑 Maik Tyson, God bless you 🙏
@nonamon58714 ай бұрын
I'm from Brazil and I don't post comments by any means at all. But Mike Tyson deserves it. Mike, you probally won't read this, but you´re BY FAR one of the most incredible and genuine persons that God put on this earth. I felt like ngannou receive a lot of your mindset and your strong fight instinct and spirit. From one of the greatest boxers in History, you´re now on the path to be one of the greatest coaches. Thanks man. You're a inspiration to us all.
@asponton6 ай бұрын
Hey, thith ith Mike. I am uthing a burner account. My main thannel ith noth acthually ran by me. I really apprethiathe the kind wordth!
@manealst72496 ай бұрын
back in ur hole and think what you actually write@@manealst7249
@caputDeluxe6 ай бұрын
Francis is an absolute champion. What a performance. Top contender. Robbed of a fantastic ending. 👏
@MATTEBanks74876 ай бұрын
"There's levels to this thing, man".....Core truth from a living legend. It's just a blessing to see Mike alive today and to watch him teach the wisdom he's accumulated over the years. Much respect 🙏 🙏
@roy-vf5ux2 ай бұрын
Iron Mike u are my favorite boxer of all time I used to watch all your fights back in the day on Friday night boxing on HBO just wanted to show u some love an much deserved respect!!!!!!
@showmegreenthumbs7415Ай бұрын
Literally would’ve paid to watch this video at the movies. One of the greatest show casing both Francis story and talent and Tyson’s coaching methodology. Amazing work 🔥
@ayts19956 ай бұрын
Facts
@lipz4dayz-3706 ай бұрын
Absolutely I would have
@eagerasraf91996 ай бұрын
I love when Mike says “I’m a pro, I never miss.” 😂 priceless
@johnnyo59886 ай бұрын
Good for him
@davidwee1305 ай бұрын
lol I was just about to comment that
@dime5085 ай бұрын
Timestamp?
@DinkyDiTruBlu5 ай бұрын
@@DinkyDiTruBlu 7:46
@thomaslabelle30935 ай бұрын
Batty boy, you’re boys love you, thanks for supporting the boys in Cameroon
@timshaw81873 ай бұрын
This is epic! I'm getting chills just watching this.
@dennisdenizard14703 ай бұрын
Francis is the real MOVIE version of a "Rocky" figure, hands down. True grit from a True Legend. Love and Respect to Francis and Mike for the help
@RegalHankHill6 ай бұрын
And Mike Tyson is the real movie version of a legend who was never really a teacher who took on this “Rocky” figure under hes wings and makes him fly while the legend himself gets wholesome of being apart of it. It’s really nice to see
@AdamRietzTV6 ай бұрын
reminds me more of Creed in that the champ trains the new generation
@supercop30396 ай бұрын
"When you're favored by God you're also favored by the Devil. He coming for you too. He's gonna give you power too. And you got to be strong to stay on the right side, stay on the side of who brought you to the dance." I am in utter awe and humility by Tyson's way of transferring wisdom. This guy is a true master dude... this last quote made me tear up and fueled my inner fire in a way few masters have in my life. Thank you for this Mike, you are eternal.
@tomasaraya86046 ай бұрын
😢
@Defender_9286 ай бұрын
TY Champ. Beautiful documentary.
@XMetalChefX4 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching 🎬
@aaronseiha3 ай бұрын
This is an absolute pleasure to even have the privilege to watch this. So awesome.
@maxwellsilver55562 ай бұрын
This is unreal...It's not just the techniques Mike taught Francis, it's the mindset, and the belief, and the will to win he instilled in Francis early on that allowed such an exponential growth in skill from him. The man is an absolute genius when it comes to combat, he is a master of the art of war.
@anklebreaka036 ай бұрын
francis was amazing but shiwed little to no techniques
@DoubleGGransdon6 ай бұрын
@@DoubleGGransdon ya bro he beat the lineal heavyweight champion one of the greatest heavyweights of all time by showing no technique....are you people actually that stupid or are you just playing dumb? Please tell me this is sarcasm or something
@anklebreaka036 ай бұрын
@@DoubleGGransdonlittle to no technique? He is a complete novice at boxing yet managed to time fury and even had the cheek to go south paw on him numerous times with no real repercussion. Imagine if Tyson had 2-5 years with him. Ngannou is a good student and he made all the fury fan boys look stupid along with their pork belly hero
@R.G.777.6 ай бұрын
@@R.G.777.It's not only about Fury. How does little midget man Usyk beat 290lb Big Bang Zhang or 260lb Makhmudov or 275lb Ngannou? Little low-power Usyk is not capable of cleaning out the division!
@Stout_Krout_Columbia_MD6 ай бұрын
@@R.G.777.Ngannou is just that damn good. Fury himself stated that he trained well and he did not underestimate him. Usyk gonna get whooped with ease. I'll be back to laugh at you when you realize the truth. "Ngannou has 15 years boxing experience. Ngannou is a seasoned fighter." --Teddy Atlas
@Stout_Krout_Columbia_MD6 ай бұрын
Mike is a secret weapon. People can think Mike is off the grid if they want. He’s far from it. Love this story. You are truly a blessing Mike. You were born for such a time as this, to help others achieve champion status. 100%. God bless you!
@monicacarter1776 ай бұрын
Easily could be classified as a genius! For sure when it comes to fighting. Could even call him The Walt Disney. 💪
@Dontwatch75566 ай бұрын
@@Dontwatch7556 💯
@monicacarter1776 ай бұрын
Calm down. People throw genius out there far too easily
@ghagzor6 ай бұрын
No one thinks mike is stupid
@MR9Mouhib6 ай бұрын
Teddy Atlas gave Fury Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10. He scored Round 3 10-8 for Ngannou, and the only other round he gave him was Round 8. It was Round 7 that Atlas struggled to score, finally deciding on a 10-10 draw. Atlas’ overall tally favored Fury for being the busier fighter.
@Stout_Krout_Columbia_MD6 ай бұрын
"Its OK to beat your self up, but there's limits, don't go too far". Spoken like poetry by Mike Tyson ☑☑
@marklee45623 ай бұрын
Champ, finally we meet again, after all this time. I saw the Tucker fight live at the ringside. I saved several years for it and it became the pinacle of my live boxing expierience... Now we are both old men, still alive and kicking. Thanks for all joy you gave us.
@dervolkstribun62402 ай бұрын
Mikes officially in his Cus era, moulding champions like his mentor. What and arc for both these men. It’s hard to quantify how much joy their performance brought the world. Real glory.
@jonathanzimmerman6346 ай бұрын
Damn those final words of wisdom damn near gave me chills.
@CrownedGaming6 ай бұрын
Facts
@revolutionnow52276 ай бұрын
The way he stares at Francis shows how dedicated this man is to his craft. Not even blinking observing his fighter to check for any flaws.
@angelmejiagalvan77363 ай бұрын
Mikey you are the ultimate boxing legend and now an ultimate boxing coach… Teaching what you know is going to change boxing forever… Well done Mikey much respect… The animal has a new home in boxing and I am sooo glad…
@ernesthallett80032 ай бұрын
Let's just take a moment to honor this masterpiece of a documentary. For free! Tyson just keeps on delivering.
@MawalTrees6 ай бұрын
That look of passion in Mike's eyes during the trainings is just something beautiful to watch. Knowing he himself had to overcome his darkest demons once he stepped foot into the ring, you just love to see Iron Mike embracing his role as a coach. A true legend of the sport and an inspiration for a whole lot of generations...
@MrNabura6 ай бұрын
I think he feels like he is trying to do something that cuz couldn't completely finish. It's probably super satisfying for him to pass it on to the next guy. it could be at this very moment in his life he realized why cuz _did it_
@ARDG896 ай бұрын
Wow... both of you, @MrNabura and @allshop2692... spoke such true, absolutely fitting and clear words... that I'm at a loss for words! When I thought about your words for a little longer, they touched me so much... that tears came to my eyes... wow, much respect and love from Germany
@juliasilverstone26266 ай бұрын
Loved the show 🖤
@cindyhuynh128221 күн бұрын
Really enjoyed watching this what a wealth of knowledge these two
@stoic9003 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@aaronseiha3 ай бұрын
Jesus, Mike Tyson is one of the most inspirational people to ever walk the planet let's be real.
@greedyboi0115 ай бұрын
I'm gettin goosepimples he's a god
@andybigchief3 ай бұрын
He walked the path, from fame and glory to downfall and prison, and he is still here fighting.Cant have a better teacher than that.
@hsandev89722 ай бұрын
god never dies so he cant be god. god is allmighty he is not. so please dont call people god. Astagfirullah @@andybigchief
@burinsane2 ай бұрын
"Even in a room full of people, it's a lonely game" - wise words from the Champ 🥊
@officialpaperbagman6 ай бұрын
Looking @Mike being Coach gives me goosebumps
@cjnamdaklee22563 ай бұрын
I'm not a boxer, but I'm a fighter and I'm always inspired by the dedication the determination and the drive boxers have. It takes all of that to be great at whatever we do. We gotta be smart and we gotta do the work. I'm inspired 💛Greatness...
@tawandacalifornia26234 ай бұрын
the GOAT twice as fast.. its incredible. Seeing him as a coach.......WOW
@bfizzle816 ай бұрын
Tyson fury would be killed by tyson modern day heavyweights are to heavy to sloppy
@danielteixeira34176 ай бұрын
He ain't the goat by any stretch
@ozz32725 ай бұрын
@@ozz3272Tyson ? What ..doc y see how fast he is at his age ?
@lyomon99815 ай бұрын
Im a 80's baby so he was to me.... wasnt a man breathing beating a PRIME Tyson... @@ozz3272
@bfizzle815 ай бұрын
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@user-gk3gn9yj5g5 ай бұрын
Mike has come along way since his dark times, his evolvement into the wise teacher that he is now along his journey of self discovery is even more inspiring than his boxing days, he has a unique mind and it’s great to see him use everything he’s good at into helping others, there won’t be another like him
@stu15996 ай бұрын
evolution
@wizard42036 ай бұрын
He became Gus…
@sandybayrfcseniorsseniorse76746 ай бұрын
Mike it’s been a long road for you, I met you in 1986 at Union square , back then, I hear you now and impressed alot
@user-lp3dk4bp8j4 ай бұрын
I learned a lot from this video, i thought i knew what lengths fighters go through to get to where they are but the rabbit hole goes so deep and we only saw the surface here it gives you a real sense of the perspective of the levels. Everything people say means nothing because they don't understand what actually happens and as an amateur this is an eye opener to my training.
@Catlateral2 ай бұрын
He only had a short period of time to learn these techniques. And he never said no. He kept pushing. Imagine him in another year. Perfection.
@sanzrich98876 ай бұрын
Right?? 4 months is what Francis had. Imagine the rematch! Cannot wait. I hope Mike stays coaching Ngannou. Cus' teachings being preserved and taught by his best student and recorded for us is a true blessing! This video is iconic and historic, I only hope they do more of them!
@jlb77076 ай бұрын
@@jlb7707 respect
@sanzrich98876 ай бұрын
It was crazy to see his change in only a couple sessions. He is an experienced fighter but it isn't easy breaking the fighting habits you've been doing for years.
@jacobmercado81416 ай бұрын
@@jlb7707well Said sir!!! The footwork plus Hand coordination is shown so well Herr!!!
Mike Tyson is the Rocky Balboa in real life! A broke man who became a fighter, a fighter who became a champion, a champion who became a legend, the legend who became the coach of a man who had similar beginnings....just think about it...
Creed 2nd trilogy
and it happened before and it will happen again in the future... nothing's written in the stars
Mike tyson is better fighter than rocky balboa
The real Rocky was one of Ali’s opponents Sly saw it and wrote the movie on it
@@nickcarpenter746the guy you replied to was talking about Joe Frazier
We love you Mike , thanks for helping Francis
Cus' spirit is oozing out of Mike. 19:48
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thank you champ
For real. This video made me realise I miss boxing and I want to go back to it. Best sport I ever did.
Vive la France 🇫🇷 "France is Ngannou"
"The strongest doesn't win. This is a smart man's sport, the smartest man wins..." Quote from the LEGENDARY Mr. Iron Mike Tyson...
mike is smart, very smart, but francis
those are the words of his mentor n protector Mr. Gus, Mike is destine to be a great coach just like him.
It's not how hard you hit , it's how good you hit !
@@user-gx2yy1df6f come on you missed the rocky quote 😂 it's not about how hard you hit it's about how hard you get hit and keep going
8:00. Mike: “I’m a pro, I never miss”. I love that
what do you think about milke tyson vs jake paul
@@salem6710 I Think Mike Still Gonna Win Against Jake Paul
Imagine how proud Cus would've been if he saw who Mike has become. A student of the game and a Teacher of the art. Grateful to witness greatness unfold right infront of my eyes.
Honestly if you really think about it. Look at everything that has occurred between Cus and Mike, to Mike losing cus, going thru everything until where he is nowadays. It's one of the most amazing stories ever.
@@benmcreynolds8581 And on top of that nurturing another one of the most amazing stories ever emerging in Francis. Everything is indeed coming full circle.
Full circle .
not sure he would've been a fan of his prison sentence and cannibalism
@@matthewfreeman33 that's the point. It's the fact that Mike has gone thru a life that would have destroyed most people, yet he found a way to make it through all of the worst aspects of himself and get to the place where he is today. It's not a perfect fairy tale story. It's a real story. A raw, difficult story mixed with a ton of emotions & feelings but to see the person Mike has become today is really inspiring.
"Discipline is doing what you hate to do but doing it like you love it" -Iron Mike Tyson
Wow, he said that? I thought Peter North said it first. ;)
@@StephenDoty84 Nah... I guess Peter North never hate of what he was doing and loves every moment of it.. lol...
Never looked at it like that.
what do you think about milke tyson vs jake paul
Madre mía, qué clase magistral este vídeo.. Mike es el dios del boxeo
How lucky are we that we get to watch an hour long session with Mike Tyson teaching? Amazing.
Your right
exactly
its a blessing. also to see him channeling Cus, he looks so at peace letting his old coach speak thru him
I've always thought in years past why hasn't anybody contacted Mike Tyson to train them
I think Tyson should continue training him i honestly believe if he does continue training him Frances will win a heavy weight belt at some point. And the fack that mike train him is just so cool to witness..
“Even in a room with a lotta people, this is a lonely game” -Iron Mike Tyson
Francis had 4 months. 4 months to train to fight the lineal heavyweight champion of the world. Hats off for this man
Across Cameroon, The Francis Ngannou Foundation has renovated, modernized and expanded dozens of schools. The Foundation has for the past 6 years been self-financed solely with personal funding from Francis himself. As a Cameroonian i thank Francis for helping hundreds of children.
UFC Heavyweight Champion Francis Ngannou 6' 4" 260-lbs with 83" reach paid a visit to UFC Performance Institute where he created the World record for the hardest punch ever measured. Ngannou recorded a punch of 129,161 units on a PowerKube, which measures the power of a punch based on a variety of different factors, including force, speed and accuracy. Ngannou produced 93hp which is equivalent to a small family car. People all around the World try to break his record that's stood for 5 years. He produced 51,064 ft. lbs/sec which is equivalent to 92.84hp... Ngannou set that record in 2017 and nobody has surpassed him yet -@ 'New world record for the HARDEST punch - Francis Ngannou - AFC'
Teddy Atlas gave Fury Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10. He scored Round 3 10-8 for Ngannou, and the only other round he gave him was Round 8. It was Round 7 that Atlas struggled to score, finally deciding on a 10-10 draw. Atlas’ overall tally favored Fury for being the busier fighter.
Legendary boxing trainer Teddy Atlas doesn’t see any controversy in Tyson Fury’s win over Francis Ngannou. Ngannou took WBC champion Fury to a split decision in their crossover boxing match this past Saturday in Saudi Arabia, an outcome he disagrees with. The former UFC heavyweight champion knocked down Fury in Round 3 and stood toe to toe with him for all 10 rounds. Atlas gave Fury Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10. He scored Round 3 10-8 for Ngannou, and the only other round he gave him was Round 8. It was Round 7 that Atlas struggled to score, finally deciding on a 10-10 draw. Atlas’ overall tally favored Fury for being the busier fighter. “My final score: 97-93 for Mr. Fury,” Atlas said on his show, “THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas.” “And like I said in my comments, lots of posturing, feinting, half jabs, lot of looking, could have been more even rounds possibly, but I know it’s an honest one, because I’m saying what I believe.” Fury insisted that he did not underestimate Ngannou, but many observers believed he looked off. Atlas views the fight as an upset because Ngannou pulled off the unexpected, but he thinks Fury didn’t take him entirely seriously. “Physically he did; he was in good shape,” Atlas said. “Good enough shape. But mentally he didn’t. He didn’t. I’m going to put my bottom dollar, and he won’t make an excuse. I give him credit for that. And I’m not making an excuse. Ngannou deserves every bit of credit, but there’s no doubt in my mind that Tyson Fury was compromised in a way that, as a human being, that he too thought it was going to be a fun thing, a money grab. “It was going to be where he does what he wants. He wants to end it; he ends it. He wants to play, he wants to do an Ali shuffle, whatever he wants to do, he could do it. There was going to be nothing to worry about. … You can’t say it’s going to be an easy day because you’re going to get screwed."
Listen at 5:20. This is where the UFC could not see the vision of Francis. Some people have a vision to become great, and it's that vision that makes them into a huge star. I knew years ago when the UFC were not treating Francis right that they were making a huge mistake.
Can we take a moment to appreciate how good Mike Tyson's coaching was
He had a great teacher.
@@triocha233true Cus DMato the goat
Was ? Is bro mike is just on a another planet when it comes to boxing who moves like this in there 50’s goat 🫡🥊
If you saw his performance you would know he went through hell for this and behind that hell is definetly Mike Tyson.
He learned from the best and clearly wants to pass those teachings further! God Bless Mike! Beautiful to see him become a teacher, dedicate for younger generation - that's true meaning of life.
It’s always beautiful to see a Teacher who loves to teach with a Student who loves to learn
Tyson is a genius, warrior, teacher... his life has come full circle this is beautiful
Holy shit that last quote, "When you're favored by God, you're also favored by the Devil. He's coming for you too. You gotta be strong and be on the right side. Which side you gonna go on he's gonna give you power too. You stay with who brought you here. Go home with the guy that brought you to the dance." That's wisdom right there. Gonna stick with me for a long time.
Powerful statement and a truth as well. I also think it reflects Mike's regret at switching his representation to Don King years ago and away from the people who truly cared for him.
It gives me chills every time I hear it!
You couldn't write that for a script. That could only come from a man like Mike with all of his life experience. Sent absolute chills.
Amen
I'm saving that one
What you did to help Francis out is unbelievable. Please stay as his coach from now on 🙏🏻
Francis is always so humble and respectful, it's amazing to watch. Great men in the video, always inspiring
Nobody beats Tyson in his prime. The speed and power from both hands along with switching angles is unmatched to this day.
Mike Tyson: "Tyson Fury's in a tougher fight than he believes." Prophetic words! Floored in the third round and scraped a narrow victory by split decision.
Also 8th round Francis absolutely killed it.
Robbed fury really lost
It's ok though. Fury knows the world thinks he lost and that will be eating at him.
@@user-ul8ut6gt1rFrancis had to get a stoppage, the judges would have never given the decision to Francis. Francis did amazing.
@user-ul8ut6gt1r robbed is a little over the top because it could go either way depending on how you score it.
Tyson as coach? OMG! This is pure gold, these videos should be kept for eternity!
If it’s on you tube. It is documented for eternity. Or at least as long as electricity survives. Lol
@@johnnyc0811I hope they don’t take this video down. It’s literally a masterclass. You could clip out every single combo and mikes advice and you could build up a solid foundation as a boxer
"Im a pro...i never miss" is a cold ass bar 😂
Mike Tyson, always the greatest for me, boxer, fighter, person, and now such a class coach. We love you! And Francis!
You can see how much of an impact mikes training had on Francis , the way he controlled the ring the whole fight exactly like mikes taught him to do , amazing to see
dude, that is thanks to ngannous trainer, dewey cooper, that was all dewey cooper. look the saudis payed mike 8 mil to act as francis trainer. a publicity stunt and a good one.
Amazing how fast and powerful Tyson is even at his age. Mad respect to the GOAT.
The speed is definitely crazy! But they do say power stays a long time.
U never forget boxing if you been doing it over 25 years, technique will always stay with you
That's no joke
Kind of scary actually he's still an absolute weapon.
Tyson will probably be 70 and still able to smash most normal people.
What an honor it is to watch Mike Tyson training. Incredible to see someone I used to watch with my father. If he were living today he would've loved watching this.
Mike - what a Legend ! I've been watching you all my life. U've changed, and so have I. Without you, the world would be a sad place. Good to see you, warrior. You changed my life for better. Respect. May peace and health be with you champ 👊
“When you’re favoured by God, your also favoured by the devil. Go home with the guy that brought you to the dance.” Powerful words by Mike, I love it. That was a real life Rocky moment
That gave me chills, because its so true. When you're favoured by God the devil always trys to tempt and trick you.
he said, go home with the guy who brought you to the death.
that line literally had the hairs on the back of my neck standing and electricity running through me
Im shocked at how fast ngannou learns. The foot movement and head movement was impressive. So not only does he have those monster genetics and killer power but he also learns and has great instincts. Unbelievable. Once in a generation type athlete
@@niggfer6316No, he beat Fury and made Boxing look absolutely shameful. He changed the game in half an hour.
@@Azubjournionly ngannou success in boxing transition. Other mma transition look like clown. That show you need someone special to do it.
He learned English in like 1 year
@@Azubjourniyou are a clown. 1/2 an hour? This man has been training almost his whole life for this moment . Please use your brain to see the bigger picture. You have such a small mind.
True definition of the predator
Francis and Mike is like Cus and Mike. Student become teacher. Cus was in the same feeling situation like Mike now… Good luck 🤲🏽🙏🏼
bro, i have been watching you since i was a kid, thanks bro for sharing your training and journey
Mike, you deserve a round of applause. You took a great MMA fighter, and turned him into a serious contender against the best heavyweight champion today. This is the only time MMA beat boxing at it's own game. Congratulations to you and Ngannou.
Well said 👏
And the last Time, because there is only 1 ngannou
EXACTLY! Francis got ROBBED! And if they would have given Francis the win!??? It would be a bad look for BOXING 🥊
@@zenmachine50Not half decent lol. He literally dominated the whole fight. His chin is made of vibranium. And those MMA fighters who looked Pathetic were retired MMA fighters.
@@tjmasterbarber2664 Absolutely.
And why is this not a freaking movie!? This is one of the most inspiring things I've ever seen. The fact that one of the greatest heavyweight boxers of all time is passing down the knowledge that was given to him by one of the greatest trainers of all time is just poetic.
Thank you!
fk movies, they arent reality they are made to put ppl in mind control
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Far from offending you, please look at this cypher which comes from Benin in homage and support to our African star Francis NGANNOU... kzhead.info/sun/pcederOEhp18qKM/bejne.htmlsi=jjmvSbwVDY_vgWET
Creed homie have you seen it
As a recovering addict from NJ #miketyson I love how mike keeps the reality of addiction so raw and real. I makes some ppl uncomfortable but addiction is uncomfortable. Ive been to #ringside ect and hes very much loved and respected. Much love for #miketyson and #kiki and #fam
These dudes holding the pads got both Francis and Mike coming at them with fists - takes balls, that's for sure
Only a small number of people believe Ngannou can survive against Fury, but now the world of heavyweight boxing has been shaken by the presence of Ngannou at the hands of Mike Tyson
I had a feeling there was no way he was gonna get worked by fury the whole fight I saw everyone just saying that he was gonna get tko in 3 but damn that was amazing
If there would've been title on the line, I think it would've been totally different match. Ngannou really have to grind if he wants to shake boxing world.
Eric Nicksick and Dewey Cooper!
agreed... I didn't have Ngannou winning.... but it was an absolutely amazing performance.... and if Ngannou sticks with boxing, and does 2 other fights or so, before fighting Fury again, Fury is in trouble.... needs to jab more and get his fitness up for 12 rounds
I look at Tyson fury very highly when it comes to boxing. I thought he was going to win. But when I saw a poll of fury v francis, somehow i felt like i should vote for francis, and i did.
It is crazy how fast Mike is. Even at 58, he punches so much faster than Francis. Crazy specimen!
It's called fast twitch muscle, which most people do not have. And he's actually 57.
Was thinking the same. When I boxed my coach told me: "Think of the hand as a bullet - fire and accelerate, don't force and benchpress. A hit starts with the calves, moving through ham/quads, rotation of obliques, the pecs and the triceps. A chain rection where you fire every muscles with milliseconds apart. Dont wrestle, pull the trigger.". This was in 1986.
Sound cheezy but Mike was born to box. That's why untill he's last day on this Earth he will punch like a youngster.
not just muscle but mind. The shrooms legit keeping him younger than most mentally. Probably rebuilt some of the brain damage he got in fights ...@@MLD2G
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Dude im glad you are doing this mike you are a legend... and its crazy seeing him hope in ring and its like it was like when he was champ
You are still a wrecking ball, Mike, smooth and precise and fast as ever. Wonderful to see you in a new role as a mentor and teacher.
Francis is not only a great combat athelete, he is intelligent too. Mindset of a warrior philosopher
The lessons Mike was teaching Francis about the short distance punching was invaluable, the punch not seen is the most dangerous punch, the punch he put Fury down with was a short punch.
What trash are you on about? The punch that put Fury down was a massive looping left check hook, NOT a short one.
@@HellBlazerMNE07 what he means is that fury didn't see it coming, it caught him off guard cos he didn't expect it at all, therefore a punch that's not seen being the most dangerous
@@HellBlazerMNE07still didn't see it so he's correct
Yup, it was a short, tight left hook that won him that fight, despite what the bought and paid for judges said.
@@HellBlazerMNE07you sound mad. Cause fury got put on his ass. Causal 🤡
Thank you so much for sharing this.
Such an amazing time. Mike, learned a tone there, going to take this to the gym. Love every moment there...more please
Thank you Mike. You shocked the world again by playing a part in what we witnessed today. Francis showed technique and discipline throughout the fight.
And that’s with 4 months imagine if mike trained him for a year.
Franchis would be a beast trust @@garrisonborel1552
Francis won that fight !!! Thanks 2 you Mike & all the coaches who helped Francis! Legendary 💯
Mike has truly matured into a warrior saint. What an Honor and pleasure to bare witness to this man’s life and journey. Thanks for everything Mike 🙏 love you brother ❤
This video is a cinematographic masterpiece! Great storytelling.
Francis is so right. Nobody understands how profound and crisp Uncle Mike's technic is. People can't really enjoy him as much, unless they understand how smart this Legend is. The knowledge of the bodies anatomy, to generate power, speed, and accuracy. The most complete style came out on top again. Boxing judges should be ashamed, since they destroyed their own legacy.
*technique Sorry, I just had too cuz of ADD. Theres just now way I would get thru my day without pointing that out. lmao. I totally agree with your points too.
@@backseatsamurai Correcting others when you can't spell yourself is crazy..
You’ll probably never read this, but what you achieved with Francis is actually unbelievable. Cus made you a champion, but maybe he taught you how to make champions.
Good point, cus was such a master I think he gave Mike the rub , and Mike now inhabits that same spirit of mastery
Or how to make a world champion in one sport a world champion in another
W take ❤
This post right here needs 1 million likes
Or maybe that's just him . And who he is ?
Watching you training Mike is just such a treat! You're just simple awesome. Blessings from Mexico 🇲🇽
Watching it… a very inspiring video…full of good things… a team made of helping each other to make history… positivity and pure energy and… energy doesn’t lie
Watching Mike impart his incredible wealth of knowledge is amazing. This is a masterclass. Mike is by far the smallest guy in there, not to mention the oldest, yet he still looks the most dangerous, still inspiring fear. Truly one of a kind.
U can say that again
100%...when he would demonstrate to Francis I was immediately concerned for the guy holding the pads.
@@DM-qd7gwthe guy holding the pad is scared whenever Mike comes close to him to 😅😅😅
Thanks champ for inspiring the rest of us!!! 🎙️
그저 존경!
mike tyson truly has and is a beautiful soul
Happy new year your content is one of the best and definitely spiritual too keep it up
Mike Tyson is a Legend. Never understood his amazing technique until today. Well done Sir 👏🏽 Kudos to Francis too for being a great student
how you never understood mike technique?
Mike Tyson is a hell of a coach! He made a *World Champion* in 4 months
What an awesome combination. Mikes instructions are on point, and Francis soaks it up like a sponge. And you can see just how much Francis looks up to and respects Tyson.
wow tnx for this video no words! thank you mike for this!
It's absolutely insane how fast and well Mike was able to improve Francis's striking. To go from that Rozenstruik fight to how he fought Fury is almost like a hero movie training montage.
the rozenstruik performance was not his typical. he won the UFC belt by being a lot more composed
Ufc is not about boxing, it’s about fighting. You bring that composure into that fight he’d probably get knocked out, gotta be a dog in that cage
@@myrevenge17woof brother
@@forgive.them. WOOF! WOOF!! GRRRRRRRRR! WOOF!!
Not even he improved a lot by stipe 2, he knew he could just wipe out rozenstruik
I honestly think Francis’s story even with the outcome makes it that much more interesting and intriguing. It’s almost as if you believe in fate and destiny, Mike a retired champion and legend going into the later years of his life questioning whether training other fighters and becoming the “rocky” figure has indeed found a younger fighter with a similar upbringing who fought all his life to get to this moment. Mike definitely sees the potential and it’s bringing back out that youthful spirit in him and I think it’s genuinely making him happy and at peace. Purposefully wanting Francis to achieve the goal he’s setting out for… This is indeed amazing to watch.
You said that so well 👌
Across Cameroon, The Francis Ngannou Foundation has renovated, modernized and expanded dozens of schools. The Foundation has for the past 6 years been self-financed solely with personal funding from Francis himself. As a Cameroonian i thank Francis for helping hundreds of children.
Francis "The Predator" Ngannou is just that damn good. Fury himself stated that he trained well and he did not underestimate him. Usyk gonna get whooped with ease. "Ngannou has 15 years boxing experience. This was not his debut fight. He's not a novice. Ngannou is a seasoned fighter." --Teddy Atlas
@@ahmeddjeghri6879 thank you my friend
@@bobbyd5276 that’s absolutely amazing and all the more reason I support nothing but this man’s success
mike and francis are absolute inspirations. love to see it
Mike your training videos are masterclass. We want more
It seems like Francis learns very quickly and his quiet, humble and observant nature definitely helped him pick up everything Mike had to offer him. What a perfect combo. Incredibly impressed by the coaching from Mike.
yeah right im amazed how good he listened and did the exact thing Mike told him to do.
Everyone is humble around Mike
I like your comment. Cuz put it intelligently
I think Mike was equally impressed by Francis. Beautiful stuff.
Mike's intensity and love for boxing is truly amazing. He was literally dripping in sweat while training Francis. Fully dedicated his life to the craft.
Exactly, at some points it looked like Mike wanted to push Francis out of the way to knock out the Padman. I saw clips where he tried to knock them out and you can see in this vid they don't want to stand in front of Mike for too long and I don't blame them he is foaming at the mouth and sweating buckets just watching and that is a sign of his deep love of the sport. I hope Mike goes on to be a trainer and Francis story fits the script.
This is beautiful to see thank you very much for this insights❤ he is going to be a champ 🙏🏻👑
AYO! Thanks for those insights! This is so exciting! Mike as a trainer with an apprentice of THAT LEVEL is awesome to watch! Nice to be able to see that passion :)
Man you did a remarkable job, you turned an MMA fighter into a legitimate boxer in less than a year, that's nuts, you really are the Goat Mike I don't care what anyone says
Edit: less than SIX months.
He is definitely the Goat. Ignore the haters who hate the truth
Beautiful he did great!!
Thats so inspiring, ngannou started mma late amd look at him now..that's so awesome to see as a boxer myself. In 4 months he almost beat the greatest heavyweight boxer of this generation. This just proves that anything is possible with hard work and consistency.
😊❤
There's a humble honesty here in both Men, can't beat Mike Tyson's greatness.
A man with an emotional, powerful soul the legendary👑 Maik Tyson, God bless you 🙏
I'm from Brazil and I don't post comments by any means at all. But Mike Tyson deserves it. Mike, you probally won't read this, but you´re BY FAR one of the most incredible and genuine persons that God put on this earth. I felt like ngannou receive a lot of your mindset and your strong fight instinct and spirit. From one of the greatest boxers in History, you´re now on the path to be one of the greatest coaches. Thanks man. You're a inspiration to us all.
Hey, thith ith Mike. I am uthing a burner account. My main thannel ith noth acthually ran by me. I really apprethiathe the kind wordth!
back in ur hole and think what you actually write@@manealst7249
Francis is an absolute champion. What a performance. Top contender. Robbed of a fantastic ending. 👏
"There's levels to this thing, man".....Core truth from a living legend. It's just a blessing to see Mike alive today and to watch him teach the wisdom he's accumulated over the years. Much respect 🙏 🙏
Iron Mike u are my favorite boxer of all time I used to watch all your fights back in the day on Friday night boxing on HBO just wanted to show u some love an much deserved respect!!!!!!
Literally would’ve paid to watch this video at the movies. One of the greatest show casing both Francis story and talent and Tyson’s coaching methodology. Amazing work 🔥
Facts
Absolutely I would have
I love when Mike says “I’m a pro, I never miss.” 😂 priceless
Good for him
lol I was just about to comment that
Timestamp?
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Batty boy, you’re boys love you, thanks for supporting the boys in Cameroon
This is epic! I'm getting chills just watching this.
Francis is the real MOVIE version of a "Rocky" figure, hands down. True grit from a True Legend. Love and Respect to Francis and Mike for the help
And Mike Tyson is the real movie version of a legend who was never really a teacher who took on this “Rocky” figure under hes wings and makes him fly while the legend himself gets wholesome of being apart of it. It’s really nice to see
reminds me more of Creed in that the champ trains the new generation
"When you're favored by God you're also favored by the Devil. He coming for you too. He's gonna give you power too. And you got to be strong to stay on the right side, stay on the side of who brought you to the dance." I am in utter awe and humility by Tyson's way of transferring wisdom. This guy is a true master dude... this last quote made me tear up and fueled my inner fire in a way few masters have in my life. Thank you for this Mike, you are eternal.
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TY Champ. Beautiful documentary.
Thanks for watching 🎬
This is an absolute pleasure to even have the privilege to watch this. So awesome.
This is unreal...It's not just the techniques Mike taught Francis, it's the mindset, and the belief, and the will to win he instilled in Francis early on that allowed such an exponential growth in skill from him. The man is an absolute genius when it comes to combat, he is a master of the art of war.
francis was amazing but shiwed little to no techniques
@@DoubleGGransdon ya bro he beat the lineal heavyweight champion one of the greatest heavyweights of all time by showing no technique....are you people actually that stupid or are you just playing dumb? Please tell me this is sarcasm or something
@@DoubleGGransdonlittle to no technique? He is a complete novice at boxing yet managed to time fury and even had the cheek to go south paw on him numerous times with no real repercussion. Imagine if Tyson had 2-5 years with him. Ngannou is a good student and he made all the fury fan boys look stupid along with their pork belly hero
@@R.G.777.It's not only about Fury. How does little midget man Usyk beat 290lb Big Bang Zhang or 260lb Makhmudov or 275lb Ngannou? Little low-power Usyk is not capable of cleaning out the division!
@@R.G.777.Ngannou is just that damn good. Fury himself stated that he trained well and he did not underestimate him. Usyk gonna get whooped with ease. I'll be back to laugh at you when you realize the truth. "Ngannou has 15 years boxing experience. Ngannou is a seasoned fighter." --Teddy Atlas
Mike is a secret weapon. People can think Mike is off the grid if they want. He’s far from it. Love this story. You are truly a blessing Mike. You were born for such a time as this, to help others achieve champion status. 100%. God bless you!
Easily could be classified as a genius! For sure when it comes to fighting. Could even call him The Walt Disney. 💪
@@Dontwatch7556 💯
Calm down. People throw genius out there far too easily
No one thinks mike is stupid
Teddy Atlas gave Fury Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10. He scored Round 3 10-8 for Ngannou, and the only other round he gave him was Round 8. It was Round 7 that Atlas struggled to score, finally deciding on a 10-10 draw. Atlas’ overall tally favored Fury for being the busier fighter.
"Its OK to beat your self up, but there's limits, don't go too far". Spoken like poetry by Mike Tyson ☑☑
Champ, finally we meet again, after all this time. I saw the Tucker fight live at the ringside. I saved several years for it and it became the pinacle of my live boxing expierience... Now we are both old men, still alive and kicking. Thanks for all joy you gave us.
Mikes officially in his Cus era, moulding champions like his mentor. What and arc for both these men. It’s hard to quantify how much joy their performance brought the world. Real glory.
Damn those final words of wisdom damn near gave me chills.
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The way he stares at Francis shows how dedicated this man is to his craft. Not even blinking observing his fighter to check for any flaws.
Mikey you are the ultimate boxing legend and now an ultimate boxing coach… Teaching what you know is going to change boxing forever… Well done Mikey much respect… The animal has a new home in boxing and I am sooo glad…
Let's just take a moment to honor this masterpiece of a documentary. For free! Tyson just keeps on delivering.
That look of passion in Mike's eyes during the trainings is just something beautiful to watch. Knowing he himself had to overcome his darkest demons once he stepped foot into the ring, you just love to see Iron Mike embracing his role as a coach. A true legend of the sport and an inspiration for a whole lot of generations...
I think he feels like he is trying to do something that cuz couldn't completely finish. It's probably super satisfying for him to pass it on to the next guy. it could be at this very moment in his life he realized why cuz _did it_
Wow... both of you, @MrNabura and @allshop2692... spoke such true, absolutely fitting and clear words... that I'm at a loss for words! When I thought about your words for a little longer, they touched me so much... that tears came to my eyes... wow, much respect and love from Germany
Loved the show 🖤
Really enjoyed watching this what a wealth of knowledge these two
Thanks for watching!
Jesus, Mike Tyson is one of the most inspirational people to ever walk the planet let's be real.
I'm gettin goosepimples he's a god
He walked the path, from fame and glory to downfall and prison, and he is still here fighting.Cant have a better teacher than that.
god never dies so he cant be god. god is allmighty he is not. so please dont call people god. Astagfirullah @@andybigchief
"Even in a room full of people, it's a lonely game" - wise words from the Champ 🥊
Looking @Mike being Coach gives me goosebumps
I'm not a boxer, but I'm a fighter and I'm always inspired by the dedication the determination and the drive boxers have. It takes all of that to be great at whatever we do. We gotta be smart and we gotta do the work. I'm inspired 💛Greatness...
the GOAT twice as fast.. its incredible. Seeing him as a coach.......WOW
Tyson fury would be killed by tyson modern day heavyweights are to heavy to sloppy
He ain't the goat by any stretch
@@ozz3272Tyson ? What ..doc y see how fast he is at his age ?
Im a 80's baby so he was to me.... wasnt a man breathing beating a PRIME Tyson... @@ozz3272
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Mike has come along way since his dark times, his evolvement into the wise teacher that he is now along his journey of self discovery is even more inspiring than his boxing days, he has a unique mind and it’s great to see him use everything he’s good at into helping others, there won’t be another like him
evolution
He became Gus…
Mike it’s been a long road for you, I met you in 1986 at Union square , back then, I hear you now and impressed alot
I learned a lot from this video, i thought i knew what lengths fighters go through to get to where they are but the rabbit hole goes so deep and we only saw the surface here it gives you a real sense of the perspective of the levels. Everything people say means nothing because they don't understand what actually happens and as an amateur this is an eye opener to my training.
He only had a short period of time to learn these techniques. And he never said no. He kept pushing. Imagine him in another year. Perfection.
Right?? 4 months is what Francis had. Imagine the rematch! Cannot wait. I hope Mike stays coaching Ngannou. Cus' teachings being preserved and taught by his best student and recorded for us is a true blessing! This video is iconic and historic, I only hope they do more of them!
@@jlb7707 respect
It was crazy to see his change in only a couple sessions. He is an experienced fighter but it isn't easy breaking the fighting habits you've been doing for years.
@@jlb7707well Said sir!!! The footwork plus Hand coordination is shown so well Herr!!!