Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! - Mike Tyson [4:01.xx]

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Published on March 24, 2015 4:58:06 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJyPsXxHxfY

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Punch-Out!! (1987)

Duration: 5:38

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This is the most basic strategy for beating Tyson if one does not hit enough of the frame perfect hits in order to TKO him in the first round. There are some random refills in the second round that would add more time to the fight. This is the fastest 2nd round that I think is possible. If it was done frame perfect on the 2nd round I am still not certain if a 4:00.xx is possible.

I developed the strategy of using the duck to help buffer the timing of the punches which if used at the right times can remove the need to react. In this fight there are the duck buffered punches, some are expected and happen at the same time and in the same way, and then there are some that will require mere reaction speed.

Punch #1 Buffered with 2 dodges w/ 1 quick dodge
Punch #2 is a set time
Punch #3 is duck buffered.
Punch #4 is time reaction. If it is delayed punch #5, then duck buffer treating punch #6 as punch #3. If fast uppercut then buffer punch #5, punch #6 will be fast. If this occurs go to punch #7.
Punch #7 is one of three variations. If it is fast uppercut (this is duck buffered) then punch #8 is a set time, duck buffer punch #9 treating it as punch #3. If it is delayed then punch #8 is a set time, duck buffer punch #9 treating it as punch #3. If you get the 8 second delay you can buffer it adding a few dodges to the duck and then pause slightly and the upper cut will come. The next punch is delayed, then duck buffer the next punch treating it as punch #3. There are no other variations you need to know.

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