On July 30, 2004, at Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky, the legendary former undisputed heavyweight champion “Iron” Mike Tyson (50-4, 44 KOs) stepped into the ring once again. Tyson, still one of boxing’s most feared punchers, was determined to launch another comeback. Across from him stood Danny “Brixton Bomber” Williams (31-3, 26 KOs) from England — a tough, determined challenger looking to shock the world and prove himself on the biggest stage. What followed was one of the most unexpected an

#MikeTyson#IronMike#USABoxing In a defining early-career moment, 19-year-old Mike Tyson delivered one of his most explosive performances against former WBC cruiserweight champion Alfonso Ratliff. Held in 1986 at the Las Vegas Hilton, this fight was a statement to the boxing world that “Iron” Mike was ready for the heavyweight throne. Tyson relentlessly pressured Ratliff from the opening bell. In Round 2, a brutal left uppercut sent Ratliff to the canvas. Though he rose at the count of nine, Tyso