Mike Tyson's son showing serious speed & power on pads in 2018

Mike Tyson is one of the greatest to ever compete in the boxing ring, making history and becoming a household name, his legacy still lives on today.

He’s still the youngest ever fighter to become the IBF, WBC and WBA champion in the heavyweight division, achieving such a feat at just 20 years of age, it’s going to take one hell of a special fighter to break that record in the heavyweight division.

It’s an understatement to say he dominated in the early days of his career, winning his first 19 fights consecutively with knockouts, what’s even more impressive is around two thirds of these occurred in the first round of fights.

Now, we’re no stranger to seeing family traditions live on in the sporting world, especially in boxing, for example, Chris Eubank and Chris Eubank Jr, both huge names in their own right.

So it’s no surprise to see Iron Mike’s son is a demon on the pads, although he hasn’t translated that into a fighting career as of yet, but he is still young enough, although his dad was a world champion by now!

If Miguel Leon Tyson did decide to pursue a career in boxing, the shoes he’d have to fill would be huge with everyone knowing who his dad is, giving him a bigger target on his back as well as intense added pressure.

However, having Iron Mike in his corner would be a huge advantage over his opponents and for a novice fighter, the connections he could have on top of that would be endless through his father.

He has been filmed showing his boxing ability in a training session with his champion father, taking shots at the pads, showing incredible speed and scary power.

Mike Tyson was keen to confirm that he isn’t following a career in the sport, instead, he opted to do the routine as a form of fitness.

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