"Let me tell u something Mike , if all the God's had a son they would still never beat my fighter!!!! Do u know why???? Because your "my" fighter" - Constantine "Cus" D'Amato Ladies and gentlemen ❤ "The fear of not succeeding was worst than dying so i just made sure none of them ever got back up" - Mike Tyson Ladies and gentlemen ❤
I've literally cried every single time ive ever heard Mike speak about Cus even today , i lost the most important person in my life the exact same way thinking it was nothing special till that person left but unlike Mike i was blind , Mike already knew how important Cus was to him , i was too irresponsible to realize my favorite person in life even existed till they literally died & i realized i took them for granted 😢 Im glad Mike was smarter than me & wasn't like that with his god given soulmate/mentor!!!! I love u Mike ur my number one role model not because of ur boxing because thats literally not even got anything to do with why i love u so much , its because u have a huge ❤ & ur brutally honest even if ur being brutally honest about urself & it hurts to even say it out loud , u do it regardless no matter who cares or wants to hear it💯 Love & respect u for ever Champ 🏆 Im glad all u ppl in the comments tgat been clueless all these years about Mike are actually here now & finally paying attention ❤
People say god isn’t real well he watched Tyson’s live till the moment he robbed that house and didn’t die as his colleague did could have been him but it wasn’t than Mets Gus omg what alife
I have been smoking weed for 20 years now, and I'm really struggling on quitting...which i dont really understand because i have quit much hadrer drugs, but I'm having the hardest time quitting marijuana...this helps a lot, thank you.
This is one of my favorite videos of all time. Just music in the background and him talking. I have easily listened to this video over 100 times. It’s very soothing to me and humbling. I would love to meet this guy and talk about football… Well, maybe Soccer Lol
Fuck Mike... I wish I could smoke a joint with you, and talk for hours & hours & hours about your life!! You are an inspiration... (don't know if that's correct English..)
You have to pick a side, man i felt this in my soul🙏🏽 me and you grew up alot alike,if I ever get the chace to meet you I would just like to talk , so much wisdom.
Often....hours like this one..4 a.m. i search for something....something....im 70 years old...searching....and this time i found this. Tgis man who we have had .....on or life's radar some times...for many yearsnow. And i listened eyes closed...bo words for the depth of his soul...his spirit...that he shared with me.if you see him tell gim i said thank you. Wow. 🕊 🕊
Mike, I am inspired and I could directly relate to growing up in a household that makes you want to leave and not come back until it's time for bed. Verbal and physical abuse regularly at home and in Catholic school. My life went down hill from 13 until at 35 I crashed and burned. I'd been a heroin addict. I was able, by God's grace, to completely change eventuall finding myself in a high profile position that allowed me to help point inmates whose crimes were fueled by addiction, in a new direction. Whenever my recommendation for long term rehab was granted by the judge as an option to a state prison sentence I always felt my spirit, light as a feather and energized as I left the court room. It was what I was meant to do. It took 4 to 5 years to establish credibility with the judges but once I did of all my reports and recommendations about 80 to 85% were approved by the courts.
I'm still in the throes of addiction and I want hope but I'm just not finding it. I was the nicest looking guy in detox when I used to go in my early 20's well now in 44 and ain't looking so good or feeling very good and I never heard about anyone stopping after 25 years. I thought I had a great life ahead of me and that seems like a long past dream
@@user-gs6dv5my4o I definitely feel you brother. I haven't forgotten. It's hard to say what it takes for each individual might be touched in a certain way by an event, an experience or a particular set of circumstances that somehow come together at the right time. Personally, I started with detoxing from large amounts of methadone and valium for 5 days. I didn't experience withdrawal symptoms until the 3rd day in. It was real rough in the begining. I had no urge to use. I was so sick and mentally/emotionally disturbed I felt almost paralyzed and afraid to leave the appt. with my wife and kids. Some guys from Narcotics Anonymous had come to see me in detox so I had a few phone numbers. I felt desperate to stay clean. Fear of the drugs and what I could lose ie. Our appt. which we did. Or the kids but didn't. I went to as many meetings as I could get to with a car that would only start sometimes. I couldn't sleep night after night my thoughts racing. All bad. At one point I was both homicidal and suicidal. I sat rocking back and forth telling my wife to call an ambulance or crises management because I don't trust myself. The phone rang. I grabbed it and it was a guy I asked to Sponsor me. He asked where I'd been. He wanted to know if I was reading, writing, talking to other recovering addicts etc. etc. He shot down all my excuses one by one. He ended with: "Anything past but is bull shit. By the time we hung up I felt at peace. I realized I was fighting myself internally about whether going to meetings and participation in other way was best for me. Even though it felt good to do what I had been doing my sick mind was still looking for a way out. Of all the chapters in the book,"What can I do?" Caught my eye. I thought it would be a way to do this stuff alone. It was like my body mind and soul were toast yet the addiction wouldn't let go easily. I spent 16 years participating in NA. It saved me and my family and I was able to find some purposes in life I was passionate about. You'd be surprised what you can get simply by attending meetings if you pay close attention to all that is read and spoken. It rubbed off on me even before I started active involvement. Yet we're all a bit different as addicts we're all the same. Blessings brother. You will find your way. Peace
People say mile changed to become better but I always say Mike has been this way didn't have the opportunity to express himself like this until he got older
