Mike Tyson's Punch-Out - Great Tiger FDP

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Published on November 8, 2008 5:20:25 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnMUGchDbIU

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Punch-Out!! (1987)

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My previous video of Great Tiger had me use the Gem Jab a total of 6
times to get the TKO and it got me at 1:02. Here, this is where we
focus on all three moves that are used to beat Tiger... the Gem Jab,
Uppercut and the Forced Delayed Punch or FDP for short. Here's a
detailed strategy on how to take him down and trust me, you will take
him down WAY before 1:00 which is pretty fun.The Forced Delayed Punch
or FDP is a technique that will require you to do a punch first then
dodge and then do a Delayed Punch. It's a complicated technique that
will require a lot of practice. Trust me, it took me many times to
master this but I still need more practice to ensure I fully get it.
You can use the FDP on Don both times, Tiger, Bull 2 and Sandman. Great
Tiger is a perfect example in which you use a Left Jab and he'll block
in which you dodge quickly and then pull a right body blow... you'll
need to do a delay in order to do this so this may take some
practice.Phase 1 - Pull off 3 FDPs and then use 2 Uppercuts in which
afterwards do another FDP. When his gem flashes, use the Gem Jab
followed by an Uppercut. You can either do an FDP or Gem Jab in which
you'll knock him down.Phases 2 and 3 - He'll get up on 1 which means
one uppercut will put him down and you have two stars. Do one uppercut
on Phase 2 and another on phase 3. You'll get him down a few seconds
before 1:00.I like to thank KingdomCarts for providing me with this
technique and strategy and this trick isn't mine so all of this
originally came from him. For all Youtubers and Punch-Out fans, check
out KingdomCarts' Youtube page if you want more information about the
game. You will not be disappointed.All credit go to KingdomCarts
strategy-wise.

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