The most intimidating ring walk in boxing history. Iron Mike Tyson beat his opponents before the fights even started. His dominate ring walk will go down as boxing's most intimidating ring walk. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnET2-cEdT0

Mike Tyson plane fight video released. The Mike Tyson airplane news came early on Thursday afternoon. TMZ got the Mike Tyson video from a passenger on the plane and posted it shortly after. It was first reported by channel 10 that there was information about Mike Tyson on plane and their was a situation involving him. ------------------------ *Follow us on our Socials!* Instagram- https://instagram.com/boxing.now.highlights TikTok- https://www.tiktok.com/@boxingnowtiktok Twitter- https://twitter.com/_BoxingNow_ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/BoxingNowYouTube/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uf4N9ikSXzQ

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http://knockouts2sleep.com Miguel Cotto vs Austin Trout fight review. Trout came to Cotto's fortress -- the famed Madison Square Garden, where Cotto was 7-0 (9-0 overall in New York) and packed in the fans -- and, as a big underdog, he upset the (Big?) apple cart. And how. It was a career-making performance for Trout, who was a virtual unknown to the public before the fight. His reputation was that of a good, slick boxer with little pop and precious few real accomplishments on his résumé, even though he owned a world title (albeit a second-tier belt; Floyd Mayweather Jr. has the real thing, which he earned by beating Cotto on May 5). Nonetheless, because of Trout's style, a lot of insiders gave him a decent chance to pull the upset. That's exactly what the 27-year-old from Las Cruces, N.M., did in a pretty good scrap, which ran contrary to your typical Trout fight. He came into the ring with a purpose and came to fight, not to run. Virtually all of the 13,096 on hand were cheering for Cotto, but they couldn't help the 32-year-old Puerto Rican superstar inside the ring. Already a three-division champion, Cotto, coming off the loss to Mayweather in a good performance, was bidding to win his fifth world title. By the end of the fight, Cotto -- amazingly fighting in his 21st consecutive world title bout -- had clearly been outboxed by Trout and was even busted up some. To most at ringside, "No Doubt" Trout, a southpaw with good defense, had lived up to his nickname. Trout's eyes were a tad swollen, but Cotto's face was marked up with small cuts and a bloody lip. Still, although Trout appeared to be the clear winner, the fact that the scores were so wide -- especially judge Adalaide Byrd's 11-1 scorecard -- was a bit of a surprise. But the right guy won, and with his victory, Trout likely killed a massive fight. Sitting ringside was Mexican star and fellow junior middleweight titlist Canelo Alvarez. He was on hand because, if all had gone well, he was being lined up to face Cotto on May 4 in a major pay-per-view main event. It would have been a huge fight and among the great matchups in the pantheon of the historic Mexico-versus-Puerto Rico rivalry. But maybe Alvarez is just bad luck, because this was the second straight time he watched a fight ringside only to see his prospective next opponent lose and wreck the fight. It also happened in June, when Josesito Lopez stopped Victor Ortiz to knock him out of a September fight with Alvarez. Although Alvarez's promoter, Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer, tried to sell folks on the possibility that maybe Alvarez-Cotto would still happen, it sounded more like wishful thinking than a serious possibility. And don't count on seeing Trout face Alvarez either -- not if Alvarez's team is smart. Trout wa ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzPXFI5cicQ