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The shocking moment that Mike Tyson ‘dropped’ MrBeast with a painful looking body shot was caught on camera.
The clip is now doing the rounds on social media after the legendary boxer appeared to hit the YouTuber in the stomach, knocking him to the ground.
In the video, MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, can be heard saying: “I’m gonna take a punch from Mike Tyson. Whenever you’re ready.”
Tyson immediately swings for Donaldson’s stomach, which prompts gasps from people behind the camera.
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Donaldson appeared to be in painful after the shot, as he was seen crouched down with his hand covering his eyes.
Mike Tyson just dropped MrBeast with a body shot at Canelo-Crawford 😂 pic.twitter.com/He9AKtB2Jj
— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) September 14, 2025
The video prompted viewers to share their own reactions online with many taking to X, formerly Twitter, to write about their own thoughts on the matter.
One user said: “when u ask the Tiger to feather punch ur gut u are likely gonna cough up some feastables bro.”
Another wrote: “Mike Tyson almost made MrBeast pass out after getting him with a body-shot “
A third person commented: “Billionaire thought he can withstand a legend punch. His punch force is estimated to have been between 1,000 and 1,800 pounds per square inch (PSI) in his prime, though various estimates and methods place him differently, with some even reaching as high as 2,200 PSI.”
And a fourth added: “People don’t realize how hard Tyson hits even at 1/4 effort.”
The clip was recorded prior to Terence Crawford’s victory against Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez on Saturday night (September 13) at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Luckily, Donaldson appeared to be OK after taking a few moments to breathe.
The billionaire YouTuber has Crohn’s disease, whic is a chronic inflammatory bowel condition caused by issues with the immune system.
In a 2023 study published by the National Library of Medicine, Dr Mohammed Foula detailed: “Traumatic intestinal injury in patients with Crohn's disease represent both diagnostic and management dilemma.
“Inaccurate interpretation of radiological signs may lead to a delayed or missed diagnosis and surgical intervention.
“The clinical condition should be carefully addressed and integrated with radiological findings. Abdominal CT scan should be routinely repeated, within 24 hours, for such patients, regardless absence of symptoms or signs suggestive of intestinal perforation.”
This could incidate that Donaldson may need to get checked out by a medical professional, espeically after taking a punch with as much force as one from Tyson.
