Comments by "Paul Anthony" (@paulanthony5274) on "That's why MMA!" channel.

Sometimes the lefthook kind of skimmed the target totally rattling the brain the punch would go right across them, like the one against Trevor Berbick which sent his legs into baby giraffe mode when he tried to get up.
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Ribalta was known in the latter part of his career to stink the joint out but he was game against a young 19 year old Tyson here. A good punch up and the ref ruined it by stopping it too soon.
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Yes, he was already badly hurt, the left hook was pretty much academic by that point. A short punch with half power would gave been enough by the looks of it to put him down, he was clearly gone by the way he stumbled to one side. Not a nice feeling. I remember as a kid sparring and getting caught with a solid uppercut and it felt like an instant migraine headache. To get hit again after being in that much pain would be awful.
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@ilikeminecraft4748 It would have been over with the first attack. 15 seconds including the count.
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@xxfoul3gacyxx783 You're damn right it was scripted, Tyson pulled a few of those punches, he didn't even throw them, Wide open target. It was a charade, a pantomime, to make money that's all it was but I don't care. Good to see Mike make some money after the way his young naive self was treated when he was in his early twenties by greedy women and DK. Not to mention his hangers on. Some of those old photographs where you can see the sharks all smiling at him thinking of the money. Poor kid! Mike was a great guy back then. He used to go and hang out at a handicapped school and play with the kids there and the older ones too, they all loved him. Ok he blew his top now and then but who wouldn't with all those vultures about him.
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True but you can hear the gasps and screams in round nine when Douglas was getting stuck in in the second half of the round.
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And Don King noticed that and moved in like a shark to take over. Being hus promoted wasn't enough for him anymore.
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