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00:04Can't teach what he has in him. It's something that's ingrained in him. He's been like that for
00:09his whole life and you know that's why you see something special every time you see him fight,
00:15every time you see him do an interview. You know he's just a special person and he's upon a special
00:20show. We were excited about you and Floyd. Is that still happening or is that? Yeah it's happening.
00:43Yeah it's happening. You think I give that up? Mike Tyson says he feels incredible physically
00:49and is in excellent shape ready and motivated to face Floyd Mayweather Jr. Mike Tyson is in
01:08training camp steadily refining his techniques and improving day by day to stay sharp and prepared
01:13for the fight. Mike Tyson is hammering the heavy bag with relentless power and sharp combinations
01:31showing intensity, stamina, and refined technique at 59.
01:55How you doing?
01:57How you doing man?
01:57I feel it.
01:58I feel it.
02:30Mike's sparring session even surprises his trainer
02:33as he shows the same speed, power, and technique
02:36with full strength.
02:37Beautiful roll, Mike.
02:39Excellent.
02:40Excellent.
02:44Complete.
02:45Beautiful.
02:46Complete.
02:48There's nothing to say.
02:49You're complete.
02:50It's not just enough.
02:51Beautiful roll, Mike.
02:52Excellent roll.
02:54Excellent defense, champ.
02:55This is the perfect head position.
02:57This we talk about it.
02:5940 seconds.
03:01We are winning the fight, so there's no reason for your rush.
03:04We are winning the fight.
03:06All good for us.
03:07Clean shot, Mike.
03:09Excellent.
03:10On this nice left hook.
03:12Up, up, up.
03:14We're done.
03:15The job is over.
03:16We're done.
03:17Four, three, two, one, and time.
03:22All in.
03:27That's great, boys.
03:29That's great, boys, man.
03:32Mike is doing heavy dumbbell exercises,
03:35lifting with controlled power and focus,
03:37building strength and endurance through intense gym training.
03:40You say, Mike, don't fight.
03:41I give you money.
03:43You're crazy.
03:44Only 12.
03:45That's all you want.
03:46To the middle.
03:47One.
03:48Two.
03:49Three.
03:50A little slow on the way down.
03:51Four.
03:51There we go.
03:52Nine.
03:53One more.
03:53Slow.
03:54Ten.
03:55No problem.
03:56Great set.
03:59Best set yet.
04:02Final round.
04:03Last one, Mike.
04:06Nice and strong.
04:07Thirty times.
04:07Let's go.
04:08One.
04:09Two.
04:10Three.
04:11Four.
04:12Nice.
04:13Five.
04:14Yes, sir.
04:15Seven.
04:16Strong.
04:17Eight.
04:17Strong.
04:18Nine.
04:19Two.
04:21Three.
04:21Four.
04:22Five.
04:23Six.
04:24Seven.
04:25Eight.
04:26Nine.
04:27One more.
04:28Ten.
04:28Nice work, Mike.
04:30Yes, sir.
04:32Great work.
04:33Tyson and Floyd Mayweather Jr. bring very different physical attributes
04:37to their upcoming exhibition fight, creating an unusual dynamic in the ring.
04:42Tyson is naturally much bigger and stronger, having spent his career as a heavyweight,
04:47while Mayweather's top professional weight was 154 pounds, making him significantly smaller
04:52even today.
04:53Despite this size disadvantage, Mayweather is 11 years younger, which could give him an advantage
04:58in terms of speed, agility, and endurance.
05:01Both fighters have acknowledged the unpredictability of the matchup.
05:04Tyson described the fight as something neither he nor the world expected, noting that it pushes
05:09boxing into a new era of the unexpected.
05:12The guy, the top weight he fought at was 154 pounds, so Floyd, and he's still a smaller
05:17guy to this day, so I think you've got some advantages on both sides here.
05:22You've got Floyd, who is 11 years younger, but is, again, possibly giving up something
05:27like 60 or 70 pounds here, and there's a reason we know there are weight classes in
05:32boxing.
05:33Now, there's already some trash talk here, so let me read you what Mike Tyson told us
05:39here.
05:39So he said, this fight is something neither the world nor I ever thought would or could
05:45happen.
05:46However, boxing has entered a new era of the unpredictable, and this fight is as unpredictable
05:51as it gets.
05:53I still can't believe Floyd wants to really do this.
05:56He expressed surprise that Mayweather agreed to participate, noting the potential health
06:00risks, yet acknowledging the fight is set to happen.
06:03Mayweather, confident in his legacy, emphasized that every fight he takes on is intended to
06:08be legendary, underscoring his perfect professional record of 50-0.
06:12Although officially an exhibition, the matchup promises a compelling clash between two iconic
06:17champions.
06:18Fans are drawn not only by their reputations, but also by the stark contrast in size, style,
06:24and motivation.
06:25The combination of Tyson's power and Mayweather's precision ensures that the fight, despite its
06:30exhibition label, will be closely watched and highly anticipated.
06:34But he wants to do it, so it's signed and it's happening.
06:38I've been doing this for 30 years and there hasn't been a single fighter that can tarnish
06:43my legacy.
06:44This is Floyd now, said Floyd Mayweather.
06:46You already know that if I am going to do something, it's going to be big and it's going
06:51to be legendary.
06:52I'm the best in the business of boxing.
06:54This exhibition will give the fans what they want.
06:58Now, that's what it is.
07:00It's an exhibition, but Floyd is unblemished.
07:03He has been perfect.
07:0550 up, 50 down.
07:06But it's been some years since Floyd last fought.
07:10Of course, he last fought professionally against Conor McGregor in 2017.
07:14He has had some exhibition fights since, but he's fought Logan Paul.
07:19He's fought some guys, the kickboxer.
07:22Wade Plemons shared his candid reaction to the fight, focusing on the financial and personal
07:27context surrounding the event.
07:28Plemons pointed out that Mayweather appears to be facing serious financial challenges,
07:33including back rent, multiple delinquencies, and an estimated $54 million in debt, as reported
07:39by Business Insider.
07:40While Mayweather's attorney denies any financial distress, the mounting headlines suggest that
07:45the fighter may feel compelled to participate in high-profile exhibitions to secure income.
07:51Plemons described this situation as very sad, emphasizing that no athlete should have
07:56to face financial hardship in retirement, especially someone with a legendary career like Mayweather.
08:01These things seem to have added up for Floyd.
08:03And now it's pretty apparent that not only is he doing these, you know, bank robbery style
08:08exhibitions, but it looks like he absolutely needs to do it, which is very, very sad.
08:12Listen, I'm not the biggest fan of Floyd Mayweather as an individual outside of the ring,
08:16but I never want to see athletes have their money mismanaged or mismanage their own money
08:20so badly that they go broke in retirement.
08:22And it looks like, um, it looks like that's kind of what's happening.
08:25And here's a snippet from Business Insider because it made me want to pay for the entire article.
08:30Business Insider is reporting that Floyd Mayweather could be facing money trouble,
08:33citing an estimated $54 million in debt, property foreclosures, multiple lawsuits piling up.
08:38Mayweather's attorney strongly denies any kind of financial distress,
08:41but the headlines aren't slowing down.
08:44$54 million, alleged dollars in debt.
08:46So it makes sense why they would want to do this.
08:48And it's strictly for money. Let's be honest.
08:50This is a clear money grab, but this is going to be a terrible fight.
08:53He acknowledged that personally, he is not the biggest fan of Mayweather outside the ring,
08:58but expressed concern over the mismanagement of wealth.
09:01According to Plemons, the fight seems primarily motivated by money, labeling it a money grab.
09:06He added that in terms of competition, the exhibition is unlikely to deliver an intense sporting contest,
09:11noting that the spectacle may revolve more around Tyson walking to the ring than actual in-ring action.
09:17For a long time, didn't like. You know, for a long time, called Floyd a small little angry man
09:22or a small little scared man because he couldn't walk his kids to school by himself,
09:25mainly because Floyd had, I don't know.
09:28Yeah, he kind of disrespected Muhammad Ali, who was Mike Tyson's favorite fighter
09:32and one that he would never put himself above.
09:34But Mike's 60 years old.
09:35And if there was a time for Mike to get him and knock him out or whatever,
09:39it never would have happened because they were in completely different weight classes and XYZ.
09:43If you wanted to settle it outside of boxing, that's one thing.
09:45But now they're stepping into this exhibition.
09:47There's not going to be any weight classes, obviously.
09:50And there's not going to be really any winner to this.
09:52And I think we're all going to lose.
09:54I think us, the fans, are going to lose a big time.
09:57Because again, I told you guys years ago that there is a certain brand of combat sports
10:04that does diminish fighters of the past.
10:06And it's the crossover scene.
10:08Listen, I'm a part of it.
10:09I've been a part of it for my entire existence on YouTube.
10:11Analysts have noted that the upcoming exhibition fight between Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather Jr.
10:16is shaped by more than just financial incentives.
10:18With the longstanding tension between the two boxing legends playing a significant role.
10:23Over the years, Tyson and Mayweather have exchanged pointed public remarks.
10:27With Tyson frequently accusing Mayweather of arrogance and excessive self-promotion.
10:31While Mayweather has often minimized the impact of Tyson's era in boxing history.
10:37Now, they have a history of bad blood between the two.
10:41Well, more so on the part of Mike Tyson.
10:46He just simply does not like Floyd Mayweather.
10:49They went through some things.
10:51They used to be cool.
10:52They used to be friends.
10:53And Floyd Mayweather even fought on Mike Tyson's cards.
10:56But now, they have a strained relationship.
11:02And now they're gonna fight an exhibition bout.
11:05This was...
11:08I don't even know what to say about this.
11:12Right?
11:13Um...
11:14But...
11:14Why not Floyd versus Roy Jones Jr.?
11:17This rivalry introduces a unique dynamic to the exhibition.
11:21Transforming it from a simple showcase into a confrontation that carries personal stakes.
11:26Observers suggest that these interpersonal dynamics may influence their strategies and mindset in the ring.
11:32Even if the bout is officially considered an exhibition.
11:35Despite both athletes being far removed from their prime competitive years.
11:39The underlying tension and competitive spirit remain evident.
11:42Adding layers of unpredictability.
11:44The stark contrast in their fighting styles.
11:47Tyson's raw power and experience as a heavyweight versus Mayweather's precision, speed, and defensive mastery.
11:53Further intensifies interest.
11:55Combined with the high profile nature of the event.
11:58The rivalry ensures that fans and analysts alike will scrutinize every movement and decision.
12:03Ultimately, the fight draws attention not only for its entertainment value.
12:07But also for the narrative it creates.
12:09Highlighting a clash between two of boxing's most iconic figures and their enduring legacies.
12:14And they more compatible as far as size goes.
12:17Roy is still bigger than Floyd.
12:19But as far as that goes.
12:21He's still for that.
12:23Made his name at 54, 60, 68, and 75.
12:28Right?
12:28Now he did go up to heavyweight.
12:30But they've been going back and forth.
12:32They've been drawing back and forth.
12:34And going viral.
12:35Going at each other.
12:37That would make more sense.
12:38I don't know where this came from.
12:40And how this even came about.
12:41But we're going to get Floyd Mayweather in 2026.
12:45Versus Iron Mike Tyson in the exhibition bout.
12:47Two legends they're going to get their money.
12:50I guess Netflix is just looking to put out big money.
12:54I'm hearing that it's going to be on Netflix.
12:56Right?
12:56It's going to be interesting to see how this unfolds and plays out.
13:01But this came out of nowhere.
13:03It's just bizarre.
13:05Sean Porter shared his perspective on the upcoming exhibition fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr.
13:10And Mike Tyson.
13:11Highlighting the unique challenges and uncertainty surrounding the matchup.
13:14He noted that while the fight might make sense as a street style confrontation.
13:18It is difficult to conceptualize how it would work within a traditional boxing ring.
13:23Porter emphasized the age and physical disparities.
13:26Pointing out that Tyson, nearly 60, is significantly older and bigger.
13:30While Mayweather at 48 relies on speed and technical skill.
13:34He also discussed the tension between the two fighters.
13:37Noting that unlike previous opponents.
13:39They do not share mutual respect or friendship.
13:41Which could make the bout more unpredictable.
13:44It doesn't make sense for a street fight.
13:46It doesn't make sense for like an in the ring situation.
13:50And so it's kind of like, I guess for the second words, crazier things have happened.
13:55And then now you have to say, well, no, it doesn't get crazier than this.
13:59Yeah.
13:59You're not, you're not kidding.
14:00Right.
14:01You know, obviously we watched Mike Shawn in November against Jake Paul.
14:05I think clearly those guys like each other.
14:08Floyd and Mike, not so much.
14:10Obviously there's been some tension there over the years.
14:12Do you think they go in there despite the fact that this is an exhibition fight?
14:16I mean, do they go in there and do they both try and take each other out?
14:19I don't know what that fight looks like.
14:20And you know, that, that kind of was my biggest apprehension.
14:23We're coming on with you guys today.
14:24It was like, how do you analyze what a fight between Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather could
14:29look like, right?
14:30So then you think about when Floyd got in the ring with Big Show.
14:33Porter reflected on Tyson's fight against Jake Paul, observing that Tyson did not engage in
14:38proper sparring, which affected his timing and conditioning.
14:42For a fight against Mayweather, Porter believes Tyson would need extensive sparring against
14:46fast, skilled opponents to prepare adequately.
14:49He questioned whether Tyson at his age could fully muster the intensity and precision required,
14:54emphasizing that while the matchup is intriguing, it presents serious challenges due to age,
14:59experience and preparation.
15:01We already know, like we, we know now more than we've ever known before that the, that
15:06the WWE is fake.
15:07It's kind of like acceptable, but it wouldn't be acceptable in a boxing ring.
15:12You know, it wouldn't be acceptable if there becomes some sort of weird antics and things
15:17like that.
15:18I mean, I guess I'll have to do what I did once before with Mike and, uh, and, and, uh,
15:25Jake,
15:26and I'm going to go on record for saying this doesn't happen.
15:30Yeah.
15:30It falls apart some time before.
15:33This doesn't make sense.
15:34I don't know.
15:34I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't know how you can make it make sense.
15:38I don't know this one, how you can make this one make sense.
15:40And to your point, they, and they may have it, but if they have it, they haven't said
15:44it yet.
15:45There's no date for the fight, no location that's been announced.
15:48So.
15:49Right.
15:50Yeah.
15:51I, is it possible to break down or give someone an edge?
15:54Daniel Cormier offered his perspective on the upcoming exhibition fight between Mike
15:58Tyson and Floyd Mayweather Jr., focusing on the striking contrast in size and career
16:03paths between the two champions.
16:05Cormier pointed out that Mayweather, who began his career in the 130 pound division and later
16:10fought as high as 160 pounds, has always been a smaller fighter, making it difficult
16:16to imagine him facing a heavyweight like Tyson in a traditional competitive context.
16:20Despite this, Cormier expressed deep respect for both athletes, noting their accomplishments
16:25and the discipline they have demonstrated throughout their careers.
16:29He emphasized that, as analysts, it is their responsibility to provide honest assessments
16:34regardless of admiration.
16:35Beyond styles, the matchup is wrapped in other forces, age and physical limits.
16:40The long personal history between the two, and the very public financial and promotional
16:45storylines that have followed Mayweather and Tyson.
16:48Those factors turn the event into something unpredictable, a spectacle where strategy, pacing,
16:53and risk management will matter at least as much as a single big punch.
16:57Expect moments that echo their primes, flashes of speed, bursts of power, but also long stretches
17:03where caution, positioning, and showmanship dominate.
17:07Was fighting at 154, and he was severely undersized at 154.
17:15Floyd Mayweather was a guy that fought in the 130s to start his career, and then fought up
17:19as high as 160 maybe.
17:21Floyd Mayweather was a small guy.
17:24He's not going to fight Mike Tyson, who is the heavyweight champion in the world.
17:30I respect these two men so great that, so great a degree, that it's hard for me to almost
17:40make negative statements about them.
17:42But I think that our job as talking heads is to tell you the truth, regardless of how much
17:49you admire someone or the applause and adulation you have for them, you gotta tell them the
17:55truth.
17:55I don't get this.
17:57I don't get this for the life of me because, by all accounts.
18:02Daniel Cormier questioned the purpose of the exhibition, noting that Tyson has successfully
18:06transitioned into business, built a stable life, and earned significant money from his
18:11previous fight against Jake Paul.
18:13Similarly, Mayweather has managed his wealth carefully, with no apparent need for financial
18:18gain.
18:18According to Cormier, many fighters compete past their prime for monetary reasons, but
18:22these two legends seem financially secure, making the motivation behind the fight puzzling
18:27beyond personal challenge or spectacle.
18:29Whether you view this as a savvy legacy play or a payday, the fight will be watched for what
18:34it reveals about both men now, how much of their old selves remains, how they manage risk,
18:39and how they choose to finish chapters of legendary careers.
18:42For fans, it offers drama, nostalgia, and the rare chance to see two icons test different
18:48facets of their game.
18:49Not a classic competitive bout, but a uniquely modern chapter in boxing's long story.
18:54He got his life on track, has a great wife that helps him manage all those things, made
18:59a boatload of money to fight Jake Paul last year.
19:02It's not a money play.
19:05Floyd, I saw a thing this morning, him talking about keeping his money clean, stuffing hundreds
19:10of thousands of dollars in a plastic bag.
19:12These guys don't need money.
19:13A lot of times when you get these great champions fighting well past their prime, it's to make
19:19cash.
19:20We see it a lot.
19:22These two don't seem to need the money, so I don't understand the need to do this.
19:30When talked about it, Mike Tyson said, I still can't believe Floyd wants to really do this.
19:41It's going to be detrimental to his health, but he wants to do it.
19:45So it's signed and it's happening.
19:48Hey, when Mike fought Jake Paul.
19:50That's it for today's video.
19:51Stay tuned until next time.
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