Mike Tyson Signed Everlast Boxing Glove (droite)

Michael Gerard "Mike" Tyson established himself as the most feared and explosive heavyweight champion in boxing history, renowned for his devastating knockout power and intimidating presence that dominated the sport during his prime. Standing 5'10" with remarkable speed and crushing power, Tyson terrorized heavyweight opponents while becoming the youngest heavyweight champion in history and a global phenomenon.

His career was defined by spectacular early-round knockouts, psychological warfare, and an aura of invincibility that made him the most recognizable athlete in the world. Known for his ferocious fighting style and complex personality, Tyson consistently delivered thrilling performances while becoming one of boxing's most compelling and controversial figures.

• Professional record: 50-6 (44 KOs)
• Youngest Heavyweight Champion in history (20 years, 4 months)
• Undisputed Heavyweight Champion (1987-1990) ● WBC, WBA, IBF Heavyweight
  Champion
• 88% knockout ratio
• First-round knockout artist
• Multiple comeback victories
• Boxing Hall of Fame inductee

• Professional career: 1985-2005
• Weight class: Heavyweight
• Stance: Orthodox
• Peak years: 1985-1990 (reign of terror)
• Notable trainer: Cus D'Amato (early career)
• Fighting style: Aggressive, peek-a-boo defense, explosive power

Tyson's legacy as the most feared heavyweight in boxing history remains unquestioned, with his early career dominance and cultural impact transcending the sport to make him a global icon. His ability to end fights with single punches and psychological intimidation redefined heavyweight boxing while his complex personality made him one of the most fascinating figures in sports history. Tyson's influence on boxing and popular culture continues decades after his prime, cementing his status as the most recognizable and impactful heavyweight champion of
all time.