Legendary boxer Mike Tyson, and announcer Bruce Buffer, revealed what separates Bruce Lee from everyone else. The two famous combat sports personalities spoke about the iconic figure in high regard, and Tyson even explained why Lee blew his mind.

Bruce Lee is one of the biggest names in the history of martial arts. However, Tyson and Buffer have spoken about a side of him that doesn’t get enough attention.

The two spoke on an episode of ‘Hotboxin with Mike Tyson’ and addressed the topic of Lee. Tyson said, “Bruce Lee was a martial artist, but Bruce Lee was a street fighter. He likes to fight for real. Ain’t no drama, he likes to do it for real.”

This comment showed the former heavyweight champion’s admiration for Lee being a ‘real’ fighter. Buffer then added, “You gotta respect that because, with all the respect to the martial artists, but there’s a lot of people walking around with black belts on, but they’ve never been face-down.”

These comments from Buffer and Tyson not only showed the respect they have for Lee but also revealed their opinion of the current crop of fighters. Modern-day fighters come under immense criticism for their choice of opponents, and ‘Iron Mike’ and ‘The Voice of the UFC’ clearly think this separates Lee from the rest.

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Mike Tyson shares an instance when Bruce Lee blew his mind

Many consider Lee as the greatest martial artist of all time thanks to his incredible skill and unwavering discipline. Moreover, he is also credited with paving the way for MMA since he was the first to combine different forms of martial arts.

‘Iron Mike’ then said, the response baffled the Judo expert. However, Lee then explained that he considered fighting three or four guys rather than one opponent. This attitude blew Tyson’s mind.

Many considered Tyson the ‘Baddest Man on the Planet’ during his prime. However, even he never had the mindset that Lee had. This comment showed just how different Lee was from the rest. When everyone worried about their opponent, Lee considered fighting as beating three or four opponents.

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