David Tua (New Zealand) vs Michael Moorer (USA) | KNOCKOUT, BOXING fight, HD 

😂😂😂..Disgraced the shit outta that Nig%$@

The Agony of defeat😂

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Oh he was fantastic.......Absoultey world class.......to me he's an honorary champion. He bet ex champions with ease, and not long after they were champions......like still in their prime. And not weak champions either. GOOD champions and he just BLASTED them outta there.......did the same to Ruiz. Ya dont ALWAYS need a belt to be considered one of ' those ' guys and hes a good example of that.

RU-vid: where everyone is “underrated.”

I don’t think he was underrated. I feel like he was rated properly. Like you said he was a tough strong slugger. He couldn’t hang with the top tier heavyweights.

And that’s all he was. That’s why he never became champion

@@neoneherefrom5836 Tua is the most underrated fighter of all time.

LMFAOOOOOOO

Seems like that could be his 'cutman' considering where he's standing, so naturally it would have a big effect on him personally/financially.

I rewatch from time to time JUST to see his reaction 🤣

Because everyone knew Moorer had to keep Tua off of him early or risk getting zapped and he completely went against the game plan.

That should have been a match. Tyson just turned 56 today, yet he is still training. Both are retired.

That would have been a great fight!

Tua vs. Mercer would have been a great fight. Probably the two best heavyweight chins of the last several years. Mercer said in an interview that he knows Tua was strong and didn't want to fight him.

@@monkeyb1820 That would have been a good fight! Mercer, in my opinion was underrated and Tua was great and yet largely unknown!

That definitely could've been great - Tyson was certainly a better boxer/mover, but Tua was no slouch, plenty of power and an outrageously good chin. Tua let himself go quite young though, his career (& finances) likely weren't helped by his coach either.

.alp .

Too much coke and too many hoes!😀

Foreman and Tua were scary dangerous

Tells you everything you need to know about Lennox

Not really

@@specialchatter5374 Yes really. Everyone on that stage is one of the best in the world

Lol No.

absolute fake news, lol

more like he was suffering from depression after his loss to Chris Byrd a year earlier. The Tua hype had failed in 9 months after his poor performance against Lennox Lewis. The WBO punished him by dropping his rating after his loss to Byrd. Basically his career restarted after Byrd, ratings wise.

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Troll

@@specialchatter5374 Who's trolling do you even know what that word means?

I think Tua would have out toughed him and broke Mike down.

That my opinion to although I believe Tyson would've won in a few rounds...

@@Aristotelezz Would have been a classic either way. Shame.

Not really

It's not a matter of skill if these two fought. The thing is Tyson in his prime had a collection of moves and techniques to get inside a bigger man so he was successful, Tua did not. But if it was Tyson vs Tua then Tyson will simply breakdown, Tua was on par with power and had a unbelievable Chin and endurance (see Tua vs Ibeabuchi). Tyson fell apart against Buster Douglas and Holyfield when it got tough.

Tua definitely deserving the Hall of Fame nomination. He was a special fighter.

@@mrhiggins3009 You gotta win the big fights to be HOF worthy. He was exciting and fun be he was not HOF elite.

@@jimrauh3584Tua called out Tyson many times but Mikes team refused

@@AXL664 I wonder why

@@earth7551lol

im ashamed of you too

Im ashamed of you three

He was chinny true, but you’re not finding many heavies that are gonna eat those three shots Tua hit him with. Scary KO

foreman was too big and strong

Foreman needed 10 rounds to defeat Michael Moorer.

@@marcoantoniobea7004 old ass Foreman

Idk about that. Ron Lyle almost had him out.

​@@marcoantoniobea7004That was his plan though. Preserving stamina against a guy who could outbox him. Tua would 100% stand toe to toe with Foreman which is a death sentence

Who avoided him??

@@specialchatter5374 Tyson

@@lebanonjames1807 very true

David Ruiz refused to give him a rematch after winning the belt and Lennox Lewis as usual with all his fights didn't fight Tua until he was coming off a brutal fight and loss to Ibeabuchi.

@Handymanny & @LebanonJames…Tyson was afraid of Tua??Just because he didn’t fight him doesn’t mean he ducked him….Tyson was incarcerated when Tua turned pro…..After prisonTyson took some warm up fights before fighting Holyfield twice and throw in a fight with Frank Bruno……He and Tua were never really in a position to fight…Their careers barely overlapped Am I missing something ???

Whatever Moorer had Foreman punched it out from his body.

Wtf?…ru kidding???

@@specialchatter5374 Tyson had a weaker chin than Tua, no way Tyson would knock Tua ou

@@lebanonjames1807 Yeah Tua had a granite chin over Mike..

No Tua's style is more of Joe Frazier and Rocky Marciano Fighters with balls heart indomitable will power to win come from behind awesome late round knock outs

@@lebanonjames1807 lmaoooo Tyson would kill tua

mike tyson would have been the first person to ever KO Tua.

Those shots

@@specialchatter5374 Ok. At least I had a period on the end of my sentence. :)

Those punches hitting Moorer’s head are like gunshots.

Are you saying Foreman couldn’t beat Tua?

Not tall for the weight but just a brute of a man left hooks right hooks nap time

@@sutherlandsharks7376 one of best Hitters of world 🥊🥊🥊🥊

Right on, Tyson's style was tailor made for Holyfield, and his savage attack forced the best out of Holyfield. Still, it was Holy's insane chin that may have been most important in securing him the Tyson victories. The thing about Moorer's victory over Holyfield though - it wasn't even bonafide, b/c Holyfield, according to the Emory University Hospital, "fought 12 rounds for the heavyweight championship essentially at heart failure". And STILL, it should've been a draw at worst, b/c Roth scored the round 10-10 even though Holy put him on his ass. I was lucky to be there in person for the rematch when Holy beat him half to death. But styles definitely make fights, and Moorer's chin just wasn't durable enough vs. many top-flight heavyweights. Finally, I think Mike is now underrated, he was an elite force and ruled the division as the youngest ever, and also consolidated all 3 belts. There are the Tyson delusionals out there who make excuse after excuse, but once those folks are gone, I find the rest say dumb shit like, "every time someone fought back and wasn't scared, Tyson lost" and other nonsense that isn't true. Tyson is an all-time great Heavyweight, and Holyfield is an all-time great lb for lb fighter.

apo kabar mang ujang??

Yep. But Lennox never hurt Tua either. Tua never got KO'd or even dropped his entire career. Unheard of for a Heavyweight