Mike Tyson floored MrBeast with a body punch ahead of Canelo Alvarez v Terence Crawford at Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas on Sunday, September 14th. The former heavyweight world champion showed the YouTube star just how a punch from an elite boxer feel.
MrBeast in his video, said, "Mike Tyson is about to punch me, because thanks to Riyadh Season, Canelo v Crawford is about to happen, it literally starts within an hour, after this you need to go watch it,”.
He added, "And to raise awarness I'm going to take a punch from Mike Tyson, whenever you're ready". Tyson then proceeded to land a crushing left hook to the body, immediately flooring the novice, who was left gasping for air on one knee and held up by ‘Iron Mike’.
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Despite being 59 years of age, Tyson has kept himself in shape, including a camp for a controversial exhibition bout with Jake Paul last year. The Problem Child’ went onto win the bout on points.
About the Canelo-Crawford Boxing Fight
Mexico's Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez takes on American Terence Crawford in a highly anticipated super-middleweight championship bout. Alvarez (63-2-2, 39 knockouts) has called it "one of the biggest fights of his career", while Crawford (41-0, 31 knockouts) is moving up two weight classes.
Crawford wants to become the first man boxer to hold undisputed titles in three different weight divisions. The 37-year-old has not participated in any fights since winning the WBA junior middleweight title from Israil Madrimov in August 2024,
The 35-year-old Canelo enters the bout having just defeated William Scull in May to win the undisputed 168-pound title for the second time.
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