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Meme-worthy moment: MrBeast gets knocked down by Mike Tyson's punch, sparking a social media frenzy

Witness the sensationally viral clip of MrBeast being KO'ed by Mike Tyson, as you delve deeper into the details of this intriguing event.

Social Media Meme Frenzy: Mike Tyson's Punch Knocks Down YouTube Star MrBeast, Video Goes Viral
Social Media Meme Frenzy: Mike Tyson's Punch Knocks Down YouTube Star MrBeast, Video Goes Viral

Meme-worthy moment: MrBeast gets knocked down by Mike Tyson's punch, sparking a social media frenzy

On September 13, 2025, the Raiders Stadium in Las Vegas hosted an unforgettable night in the world of boxing. The main event featured Terence Crawford and Canelo Alvarez, with Crawford emerging victorious.

However, the night was not just about the boxing match. In a surprising turn of events, YouTube personality Jimmy Donaldson, better known as MrBeast, found himself in the ring, accepting a challenge to be punched by boxing legend Mike Tyson.

The incident, captured on video, showed MrBeast doubled over and barely able to speak after the punch. The intensity of Tyson's punch gained attention, as the 59-year-old boxer landed a hard hit on MrBeast's stomach, knocking him down instantly.

Despite the force of the punch, MrBeast, who suffers from chronic Crohn's disease, was reportedly uninjured. Before the punch, MrBeast had announced that Tyson was about to hit him, adding to the promotional atmosphere for the main event.

Mike Tyson was seen laughing beside MrBeast in the video, and the challenge resulted in a single hit from Tyson knocking down MrBeast. The incident went viral on social media, adding an extra layer of excitement to the already anticipated main event.

MrBeast, the owner of the largest YouTube channel with 435 million subscribers, had accepted the challenge, promising his followers an unforgettable experience. The event took place before the main event at the Raiders Stadium in Las Vegas, making it a night to remember for all in attendance.

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