- Mike Tyson holds a professional boxing record of 50 wins and seven losses.
- Tyson has a high TKO/KO percentage of 88%.
- Tyson captured three world titles during his professional career.
Mike Tyson became one of the biggest stars in boxing history after he finished his career with a solid record and collected multiple world titles. He returned from retirement on Nov. 15 and fought social media personality Jake Paul, and Tyson was the underdog on the boxing odds board.
Although Tyson came up short in defying the odds against him in online sports betting, he still has a solid professional record and other achievements during the peak of his career. Read about them below.
What’s Mike Tyson’s Career Record in Boxing?
| Wins | Losses | TKO/KOs | Finish Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | 7 | 44 | 88% |
Who Has Mike Tyson Lost To?
Tyson has suffered six losses in his career. The boxers who defeated him were James Douglas (in February 1990), Evander Holyfield (in November 1999 and June 1997), Lennox Lewis (in June 2002), Danny Williams (in July 2004), Kevin McBride (in June 2006), and most recently, Paul in November.
What Was the Fastest Mike Tyson Knockout?
In his 25th pro fight, Tyson recorded the fastest knockout of his career after demolishing Marvis Frazier (son of Joe Frazier) in just 30 seconds. They faced each other in July 1986 inside the Civic Center in Glens Falls.
Tyson’s fastest world title victory came in June 1988 after scoring a first-round knockout against Michael Spinks and successfully defending the IBF, WBA, and WBC world titles. He only needed 1:31 in the opening round to finish the match.
How Many Belts Did Mike Tyson Win?
Tyson won all three major world titles in the heavyweight division during the peak of his career. He captured the WBC Heavyweight title (twice), the WBA Heavyweight title (twice), and the IBF Heavyweight title.
