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The times when Mike Tyson faced a real fighter 😱 #boxingstory
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Mike Tyson vs. Alex Stewart
At the end of 1990, Mike Tyson entered the fight looking to recover from his first professional loss, a shock defeat to Buster Douglas. His opponent, Alex Stewart, was presented as a dangerous puncher, with a record built largely on knockouts and tough fights against George Foreman and Evander Holyfield.
In the opening seconds, Tyson surged forward rather than waiting to size Stewart up. His first attack sent Stewart to the canvas. Stewart got back up, but Tyson pressed on, landing a body shot and following with a hook to score a second knockdown.
Stewart rose again, though he appeared badly shaken and struggled to respond as Tyson attacked once more. A clean shot sent him down for a third time. The referee stopped the fight, ending Tyson’s comeback bout quickly.
Tyson won decisively. The performance showed that, despite the Douglas loss, he remained a formidable threat.
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