Watch: In One of the Most “Terrifying Boxing Fights” He Has Ever Seen, Joe Rogan Stuns Guests With Video of Mike Tyson Knocking Out Joe Frazier’s Son in Front of the Legend Himself

In a recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, an unexpected revelation about Mike Tyson‘s legendary boxing career left guests reeling. Rogan, with comedians Congdon and Weinshenk, candidly explored a brutal boxing history chapter. They delved into Tyson’s 1986 showdown with Marvis Frazier, a fight that marked a turning point in Tyson’s career.

The talk shifted as Rogan explained why this wasn’t just another Mike Tyson knockout win. Rogan revealed a lesser-known aspect of Tyson’s early career, sharing a shocking angle on his terrifying prowess. This revelation left his guests and listeners in stunned disbelief.

Unveiling the terrifying tale of Mike Tyson’s knockout victory

During the podcast, Joe Rogan led the conversation into a vivid recollection of the Tyson vs. Frazier fight. Rogan began, “Frazier fight was one of the most terrifying boxing fights I ever saw in my life. Because it was Marvis Frazier who was uh the son of the great Joe Frazier former World Heavyweight Champion and Marvis Frazier was his son and his son was fighting Mike Tyson in his prime.”

As Rogan continued, he gave details about the fight, “It was on ABC Wide World of Sports, I think what year was this yeah this had to be like 86 or something like that 87. What year was that young Jamie so it had to be somewhere in the 80s.” The conversation turned to Tyson’s early career, with Rogan noting, “He was the man. He was on the cover of Sports Illustrated… it said ‘Kid Dynamite’ and at the time he was 19 years old.”

As they watched the footage of the fight, Sara Weinshenk reacted in shock. “Holy s*it, he’s a machine.” Rogan agreed, stating, “He’s out and it’s I mean his punches are so accurate so fast and so powerful I mean look at he’s catching him on the way down he’s out cold and he hit him twice on the way down while he was out cold yeah that’s how fast he’s hitting him.”

Weinshenk added, “He did it so swiftly,” to which Rogan responded, “I put that version of Mike Tyson I would like to see that version against any heavyweight that ever lived.” In the end, Weinshenk lightened the mood by comparing her own experience of getting punched at Skank Fest to Tyson’s knockout, “I got punched in the face at skank Fest and that was an offender I hated that.”

Joe Rogan & Co. reflect on Tyson’s monumental impact on the sport

Joe Rogan, Kim Congdon, and Sara Weinshenk highlighted young Mike Tyson’s immense boxing power and precision. Their conversation shed new light on Tyson’s impact on the sport, prompting both guests and listeners to reevaluate the legacy of the boxing legend.

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With Rogan’s bold statement about putting Tyson against any heavyweight that ever lived, it raises a thought-provoking question for the readers. How do you think prime Mike Tyson would fare against other boxing greats in history? Share your thoughts and let the debate begin.

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