Relive the historic June 27, 1988 boxing match where Mike Tyson crushed Michael Spinks in a stunning first-round knockout!

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At the peak of his powers, Mike Tyson was the most dominant heavyweight on the planet. After entering the paid ranks back in 1985, ‘Iron Mike’ would go on to win his first nineteen bouts via knockout ...

Tyson made his professional debut on March 6, 1985 with a first-round knockout of Hector Mercedes at Empire State Plaza Convention Center in Albany. He won 11 fights – 10 by knockout – in the ...

The odds for Tyson–Spinks, while narrowing, had opened with Tyson a prohibitive 5–1 favorite. Still, people couldn’t get enough.

Tyson, draped with his three heavyweight champion belts, after knocking out Michael Spinks, June 27, 1988, in Atlantic City. Still just 21, Tyson was bigger—way bigger, in fact—than Michael ...

Baddest Man culminates with Tyson’s 91-second knockout of Michael Spinks in 1988. (Kriegel said that a second volume, which will delve into the rape trial and Tyson’s incarceration, is in the ...

The technical knockout crowned Tyson the youngest heavyweight champion in history, a record still untouched. This fight wasn’t just a win; it marked the dawn of a new era in heavyweight boxing.