42 to 1.. ESPN 30 for 30.. Check..

[JIBBBY]

The day Tyson got dropped.. I remember trying to bet on it but the odds were to great.. I passed but would have taken Tyson. Watched the fight live and was stunned.. Was the greatest upset ever still to date..

Love all the 30 for 30 shows but this one touched a cord.. Check please!!!

[JMobile]

Did they have one on Scott Hall? That was my favorite.

[jjgold]

It was decent but nothing we have not seen

Douglass was not a bad fighter just never in shape

Underrated

[shadymcgrady]

Like teddy Atlas said, tyson never won a fight that mattered. 0-whatever lifetime, when the fight got tough he always quit

[jjgold]

I thought I read Tyson lost in Olympics?

[Thrilla]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Tyson vs. Douglas: the biggest upset in boxing history. <br><br>&quot;42 to 1&quot; premieres Tuesday, Dec. 11 at 9pm ET on <a href="https://twitter.com/espn?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@espn</a> <a href="https://t.co/fimycsh1JS">pic.twitter.com/fimycsh1JS</a></p>&mdash; 30 for 30 (@30for30) <a href="https://twitter.com/30for30/status/1065647344719486976?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >22 november 2018</a></blockquote>
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[Thrilla]

[Thrilla]

Square man jibbbs almost but

Otters probably did bet Tyson.

[Thrilla]

Buster Douglas joins Jeremy Schaap and David Lloyd on SportsCenter to discuss "42 to 1", the newest 30 for 30 documentary on ESPN, the night of his historic upset of Mike Tyson, what was going on in his life at the time and the controversy that followed the fight.

[rm18]

Like teddy Atlas said, tyson never won a fight that mattered. 0-whatever lifetime, when the fight got tough he always quit

He beat a few HOFers though Spinks was not really a heavyweight and Holmes was old. Golota was a very good fighter technically was a no contest because Tyson tested positive for weed.

[jjgold]

Tyson got smashed but the top fighters

[JIBBBY]

I forgot Buster Douglas's mother died a few weeks before the fight.. That I'm sure gave Buster extra juice and motivation and yes he was in shape also for the Tyson fight which was a rare thing for him... Stars all aligned for Buster on that night.. Short lived though..

Buster Douglas loved to eat, everyone is fat in that family.. His biggest curse was the bulge... Evander Holyfield whooped that fat asss in the first title defense 7 months later..

[jjgold]

Holyfield was real good

Pounded Tyson twice

[clockwise1965]

The episode was ok. Nothing special. Playing for mob and 85' Bears episodes where the real deal.

[Thrilla]

Like teddy Atlas said, tyson never won a fight that mattered. 0-whatever lifetime, when the fight got tough he always quit

[MinnesotaFats]

Tyson had him dead to rights in 8th. Bell saved Douglas.

All about timing and a little luck

[JIBBBY]

The episode was ok. Nothing special. Playing for mob and 85' Bears episodes where the real deal.

ESPN 30 for 30's are all solid, I think I've seen every one.... Don't think I ever saw one I didn't like.. I'll give ESPN props for promoting and showing the 30 for 30's episodes.. ESPN still has that going for them..

There was a soccer 30 for 30 about a Brit that was a soccer stud but got drunk and basically ruined his career because he couldn't control his drinking problem.. Ladies man though and moved to Venice beach Cali, a city over from where I live today and was a regular at the beach bars.. He met a young chick, married her and then died of liver cancer soon after. That boy was thirsty... Even after a transplant he went right back to the drink... Forgot his name but that was a good 30 for 30 that sticks out for me anyways....

[19th Hole]

Thrilla...Thanks for posting the Teddy Atlas interview.

[Plaza23]

The problem with Tyson is that he was a small heavyweight. He had very little chance against bigger skilled boxers like Holyfield and Lewis. Plus, his era was really weak. Everyone likes knockouts but most of the guys he knocked out were washed up or never good to begin to begin with. He never even fought Riddick Bowe, who I though would have beaten him too.
I always wanted to see a Roy Jones Jr vs Mike Tyson fight. Too bad they could never match up on weights.

[JIBBBY]

Teddy did keep it real.. That was a good vid, I watched and listened to that entire 25 minute interview and I liked it!! I like when people talk real..No games. Just real talk... Teddy did just that..
I've never seen Joe Rogan so quiet and subdued also.. lol..

[BigJay]

Great documentary.

Douglas definitely showed the blueprint on how to beat Tyson. Buster first fighter not scared shitless before he got in the ring with him.

[JIBBBY]

Great documentary.

Douglas definitely showed the blueprint on how to beat Tyson. Buster first fighter not scared shitless before he got in the ring with him.

Holyfield no different.. Didn't fear Tyson at all.. Broke him with skill, heart, grit and technique.. Evander broke Tyson for good.. Tyson had to bite an ear in the end.. That tells it all..

[Mr KLC]

ON THIS DAY in 1990 — Buster Douglas shocked the sports world with a knockout win over Mike Tyson

FACT: Within 8 fast months, Douglas had a video game, served as a ref in a match between Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage and lost his title to Evander Holyfield

[KVB]

...I've never seen Joe Rogan so quiet and subdued also.. lol..

Check this one out...

Dude, you all def should watch this in its entirety ...

[VegasStacker34]

Went to the movies with a few friends and my brother instead of watching the fight. Figured Tyson would kick his ass.

Got home turned on hbo as they announced the shocking upset. Biggest of all time in my opinion.

[homie1975]

Anytime a fight happens overseas look out. Rahman over Lennox Lewis just one of many examples

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Thrilla, that's a great clip. One thing about Tyson. His early record was padded by an incredible pack of Tomato Cans.