The History of Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out World Records



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49 thoughts on “The History of Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out World Records

  1. Not to take anything away from speedrunning. But hearing names like Zallard1 being spoken in reverant tones and their ability to push a button at the correct time as if they've climbed a mountain or something…
    This will always be deeply funny to me.

    Again, not even hating – just find it a bit amusing. These are well constructed videos and the earnestness of the production just gets me.

  2. When I watched this video, I didn’t read any of the comments and when the name “Matt Turk” was called out in the beginning, I freaked out because my name is so close to it lol.

  3. As someone who just discovered your channel, has only watched your Tetris video and now this video, and doesn't follow the speedrunning community. The absolute shocker of a twist when you announced yourself as the speedrunning contender blew my mind.

  4. I just started trying to speedrun the tyson fight. I just don’t get when you are supposed to punch him for the frame perfect on the uppercuts in the first and second round. I try to use his dazed face as a visual cue, and hit right when i see that, but that doesn’t seem to be right, i try hesitating very slightly after i see the cue, and that’s not it. I’ve tried watching wrs of the fight and it looks like i’m doing it at the right time, but the best first kd i have gotten (in 100s of attempts) is 1:03 – but most of my attempts don’t even get a kd until the hooks start coming.

    I totally understand when to hit during the hooks phase, and have actually gotten 4 in a row (which felt amazing lol)

    Am i missing something with the uppercuts? Please HELP

  5. As a person who really likes documentaries, this documentary went from the most interesting to one of the best documentaries in my life to watch because it went from a third person of looking others to straight up becoming a first person documentary without himself glazing himself a lot of times he was just showing that he was the number one and I love that it was awesome. I really enjoyed this documentary.

  6. Watching this a second time is hilarious, listening to him talk about how he isn’t sure how much he could improve on his 15:42 knowing he's taken almost an entire minute off.

  7. King hippos blocks can be reset by letting him throw a single punch. Then u can get back to open jaw shots, and body shot him to death. Its not faster than a perfect RNG but its much less than 8 seconds.

  8. Sinister is really a tool. Thought that from early on with the whole "come back when you…." stuff in the early years of this run's development. And then when you got the 15:12, he couldn't even blink without being sure to first point out how lucky you got. Sure everyone deeply involved in the MTPO community knew that, but regardless, you simply say "omg great job man" as an initial congrats instead. Comes off like a really fragile little boy (who, to this day, probably can't handle how you and Zallard ended up simply being better players)

  9. I haven't finished the video but find it funny that the guys name is M. Turk, when the Mechanical Turk was a fraud… And all the comparing to TAS…

  10. Summoning Salt made one of the longest and most popular speedrunning videos in YouTube history, and proceeds to beat the world record of the same game. Goddamn LEGEND🏆🙏

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