Mike Tyson vs Andrew Golota | KNOCKOUT Highlights Boxing Fight | 8K Ultra HD

Introducing to you first, on my right, fighting out of the blue corner, entering the ring wearing white trunks with red trim, fighting out of Chicago, Illinois, by way of Warsaw, Poland. He weighed in at an even 240 pounds, with a record of 36 wins, 4 losses. He has 29 wins, coming by way of knockout. Please welcome the WBC number 9 ranked heavyweight contender, introducing the hard-hitting Andrew Golota! And his opponent across the ring on my left, fighting out of the red corner, really needing no introduction the world over, entering the ring wearing his traditional black trunks, and hailing from Catskill, New York. He weighed in at 222 pounds, with a record of 48 wins, 3 losses, and 1 no contest. He has 42 big wins coming by way of knockout. Ladies and gentlemen, here is the youngest man ever to capture the world title, the two-time heavyweight champion of the world, introducing the one and only, Iron Mike Tyson! And already, before the fight starts, Frank Garza has some contact. Okay guys, I can see Mike's belly button right there, and that's going to be the line. So anything on his trunks or cups, I'm going to consider a low blow. His is up a little high. His belly button's right there, so I'm going to give Mike right here that red line. You got it? Okay, we already went through all the directions in the dressing room. Do you have any questions? No questions. Any questions in this corner? Okay gentlemen, let's do it right, touch them up, may the best man win! Garza looking to take charge from the outset. 21 of Tyson's 42 knockouts in the first round. Fastest KO, 30 seconds, with Barbas Frazier. Second fastest, 37 seconds, Robert Tolley. The third, his last fight, 38 seconds. Nolana, stand-up boxer, big right hand, deliberate yet busy, looks to wear you down, but will he be around long enough to find out if he can? Can he keep his composure under pressure? Here we go! Nolana looks a little soft in the belly too, Steve. Tyson quickly looking to get in on the inside. He's trying to get that jab, trying to get through this first round. Tyson, as usual, comes out clinging. You see in his legs, he's a little stiff, and he's looking at the right hand, and you can hear his corner yelling for the right hand, but he looks really tight. Getting behind the jab, very static throw. My break, my break! Nolana definitely more skilled than some of Tyson's recent opponents. My break! I'm watching it! He is a big target, and Mike's got a lot of man to work with in front of him. He's throwing some big body shots. Nolana's not throwing any hard punches at all. Tyson looking to resurrect his form of invincibility. Nolana's not really using any of the leverage either. He's staying too straight, he's not bending. He's not using that height and that reach. He's slapping a lot. Paul's still afraid. Straight right hand by Nolana, and then a right uppercut. Blocked by Tyson. That scores. Off his head! Off his head! Shopping right throw. He's tapping a little bit. He's not really unloading with any big shots. Break! Break. Let him go. Nolana has yet to feel the extreme impact, the power of Tyson. Okay, step back, both of you. Step back quickly. Step back. My break. Also in the big wide right hand of Nolana's team. Okay, no wrestling. No wrestling. Let him go. Keep it clean. No wrestling. We approach the final 30 seconds of round one. Get him up, Andrew. Get him up. Let him go. Let him go. Left side of the face. Over the left eye of Nolana. Nice right hand by Michael at the top, too. He did it again. Working that cut. And a left hook to the head by Tyson. Off his head! Off his head! Nope. Nope. Referee's doing an excellent job, Steve. Oh! You're going to see it. He comes into and bends. Beautiful little deal. Turn that shoulder in. That is a full super slow-mo from the other side. You see the shockwave sent to Nolana's jaw and chin. That is just a beautiful right hand. But he got it quickly. Deep breath. You've got to fight until you put this down. Come on. Let's go. Okay, my break. Take a deep breath. Step back, Andrew. Break. Step back. No wrestling. Mike's got it running. Real quick. You better hold on to this hand. See? Mike stopped throwing the jabs. Not working his way in. Needs to stop that big jab. Heartbreak. Nope. That's it. Step back. Okay. Watch your hands. Watch your hands, too. Don't punch him. All right? Touch him up. You're doing a good job. Let's keep it going. And he had bad intentions all over that one, Steve. That was a male merit. Throwing the pass for the end zone. Okay. Step back. Step back. Step back. Don't punch him. Step back. Step back. Mike's got to work in behind the double jab. It'll stop Andrew from holding his own. See? A lot of slapping here. He can't hurt Mike with that. He's going backwards. He's still punching. Feet are off balance. Not planted. Not delivering. Turning his hips and shoulders in. Not going to hurt anybody with that. Get him up, Andrew. Get him up. Heartbreak. Heartbreak. Get him up. That was an accident. You okay? All right. That was an accident. He's not bobbing and weaving behind the jab. He's bobbing and weaving, but not behind the jab, which is allowing a lot of time-ups, Steve. You're missing him with that right hand because you're looping him. Throw it straight. You'll catch him. Relax. How you feel? Relax. Check this out. Show him that, just like we worked on in the locker room, show him that you have to step on him. Okay? Step to the right. Fire right. Obviously, Tyson has to get inside here. Tom is trying to get inside. As soon as he does, look at the line. He's going to hold on for dear life because he's been hurt. What are you doing? You're doing a disgrace to yourself. He quit. Andrew, what are you doing? Last second, the bell's going to ring. He's done it again. Look at this. And he said it a little more colorfully than that, Steve. Charles is excited. He's upset. And I'll tell you what, it was a better round considering the first round was on his... But you won't know until you taste the power of a puncher like a Tyson, a puncher like a Dewey. What you have inside you, and now we know what you've got, will not deal. Not the other way around.