( Disqualification to TKO ) : Mike Tyson vs Jesse Ferguson
World boxing history,
A heavyweight boxing match between Mike Tyson vs Jesse Ferguson on February 16, 1986, in Troy, New York, United States. Where this match became Mike Tyson's match, for the first time lasting more than five rounds, from 17 fights he had fought with 17 KO wins all under 5 rounds.
In the first round of this match Mike Tyson immediately appeared aggressive with hard Hook punches and uppercuts that he released that hit Jesse Ferguson's body and head, but at the end of the first round of this match Jesse Ferguson managed to release several hook punches and uppercuts that hit Mike Tyson's head, which he released when trying to avoid Mike Tyson's pressure.
And for most of the 3rd round of this match, Mike Tyson managed to dominate Jesse Ferguson who was always attached to the ring rope.
But in the middle of the third round of this match, Jesse Ferguson managed to land some good punches that hit Tyson's head, After that Jesse Ferguson openly grabbed and locked both of Mike Tyson's arms at the beginning of the fourth round, and at the end of the fourth round of this match Jesse Ferguson who launched some of his punches after the final bell of the fourth round of this match sounded, which had made Mike Tyson almost release his brutality by responding to Jesse Ferguson's wild punches.
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However at 2:14 seconds in the fifth round a combination of right hook and right uppercut punches released by Mike Tyson managed to break Jesse Ferguson's nose and drop him to the canvas in a supine position, but Jesse Ferguson still managed to stand up on the referee's count of eight, who was then beaten again by Mike for the rest of the fifth round of this match.
Because he caught Mike Tyson too often and refused to let him go, the referee finally disqualified Jesse Ferguson in the sixth round of this match and gave Mike Tyson the victory by disqualification.
However, the referee's decision was not accepted by Mike Tyson's camp, because it would break Mike Tyson's consecutive KO winning record at that time.
Until Mike Tyson's camp urged the organizers to declare Mike Tyson the winner of the TKO in this match, on the grounds that Jesse Ferguson was no longer able to continue the match.
And the protest from Mike Tyson's side was granted by the New York Athletic Commission at that time, which then decided that the match was won by Mike Tyson, with a TKO victory at 1:19 seconds in the sixth round of this match.