RIP Jake LaMotta, before my time but I knew of him through boxing video games(when they used to make them). One of the greats for sure.
Tyson was one of a kind. Unfortunately mentally he wasn't there and boxing is not a sport where you can just rely of your physicality. When his beloved trainer passed away, Tyson went off the rails. He was a father figure to him(kind of like the Rocky movies were Rocky's trainer dies in Rocky III) so when he passed away his closet friend probably became Don King. And we know how that turned out...
Nah Holyfield completely shut him down with his counters, Tyson was frustrated beyond belief. That and the fanman were the last two PPV fights our family bought back when boxing was king.
I remember my grandparents had a satellite dish on Pender Island, all my aunts and uncles and cousins were there. We were getting ready to watch Tyson's fight so around 30 of us in front of the TV and the fight lasted literally 45sec. lol. You see these references on Seinfeld and Simpsons, and other shows, were they tune into a fight only to see the ref counting to 10 lol. That is what it was like in Tyson's hay day, knockout power like no one else that's for sure.