Tyson vs. Douglas: 25th Anniversary "Unbelievable!" Sakai/Kyodo/Reuters. That was how Sugar Ray Leonard, commenting on HBO, summed up 42-1 underdog Buster Douglas's KO of Mike Tyson on Feb. 11 ...

Mike Tyson, Buster Douglas and a moment that changed boxing forever. February 11th, 1990 was the day Tyson lost and boxing took the turn it needed.

Douglas continued to batter Tyson in round 10 before a five-punch combination dumped Tyson on his back. The vision of him scrambling to locate his mouthpiece, finding it, then put it in his mouth ...

When hearing of Douglas’ promise, Tyson responded, “everyone has a game plan…until they get hit.” James "Buster" Douglas was a 42-1 underdog - that’s according to the sportsbooks that ...

Mike Tyson vs James "Buster" Douglas at the Tokyo Dome. Funny thing was, I could have gone to this fight. Our MWR/USO had a bus going down there, plus FREE tickets.

Douglas was 42-1 in a two-horse race. In the build-up, punters in Las Vegas placed bets on Tyson of $93,000 to win $3,000 and $54,000 to win $2,000. Douglas' mother had died 23 days before the ...

Buster Douglas scored the biggest upset in boxing history when he finished Mike Tyson in 1990. AP Photo/Tsugufumi Matsumoto "I got knocked down because I wanted to have a moment to reflect.

Many consider Buster Douglas' KO of Mike Tyson to be the greatest upset in boxing history. If Francis Ngannou defeats Tyson Fury, that may surpass it as the biggest.

You can forgive "Iron" Mike Tyson for his momentary confusion that fateful night in Tokyo 25 years ago today. After all, a James "Buster" Douglas uppercut had nearly separated head from body. A ...

Mike Tyson vs. Buster Douglas, billed as Tyson is Back!, was a professional boxing match that occurred at the Tokyo Dome on February 11, 1990. The then-undefeated, ...

Mike Tyson vs. Buster Douglas was a situation where a 42-1 underdog managed to overcome the odds and get it done. Tyson stepped into the ring on that February night in 1990 as the undefeated, ...