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ESPN’s documentary series “30 for 30” will tackle Buster Douglas’ stunning upset of Mike Tyson for the undisputed heavyweight title in 42 to 1, debuting on Tuesday night at 9 p.m. ET.
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Preview
Promoter Don King intended for Tyson’s fight with Douglas — at the Tokyo Dome on February 11, 1990 — to be the former’s tune-up for a hyped bout with Evander Holyfield.
“Buster Douglas is a dog,” King said before the fight, according to The News-Herald. “He’s always been a quitter. Really, that’s why I picked him.” The challenger entered the fight with a 29-4-1 record. Tyson was 37-0.
After getting dropped by a Tyson uppercut in the eighth round, Douglas beat the count, then knocked the champ out in Round 10.
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Las Vegas oddsmaker Jimmy Vaccaro, a subject of the film, set the odds at 42-to-1 at the Mirage.
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“I opened the Buster Douglas/Tyson fight at 27-to-1 and people jumped on Tyson,” Vaccaro told Gambling Online Magazine in 2015. “The first bet I took was for $81,000 to win $3,000. I moved it to 32-to-1 and the next guy bet something like $93,000 to win $3,000. And since we were the only place offering odds, everybody had to come to the Mirage if they wanted to bet. … So, eventually it got up to 42-to-1 and by adjusting numbers to get two-way action, we were in a spot where if Tyson lost we could win $104,000 and if Tyson won we would gain $3,000. So we had no risk in the outcome and great publicity with every news outlet in the world coming to the Mirage. And after Tyson lost, we were the only place that could talk about it because we were the only ones who had odds on the fight.”
Eight months after the upset, Holyfield took Douglas’ undisputed heavyweight title with a knockout in the third round.
The film is a passion project for ESPN reporter Jeremy Schaap, who co-directed with Ben Houser.
“It was October last year and I was having lunch with Libby Geist (ESPN’s vice president), who is an old friend,” Schaap told Awful Announcing, “and we were talking about projects, and she said, ‘Is there anything that you want to do?’, and I said ‘I haven’t really thought about it, but the thing I’ve always wanted to do is the Buster Douglas story, it’s always been in my back pocket.’ And I told her why it’s a great story, and I think more than anything else, she was impressed with my passion for it and my enthusiasm. And the next day she said ‘All right, let’s do it.’”
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Schaap chose to focus on Douglas’ relationship with his father, William “Dynamite” Douglas, a middleweight who went 42-16-1 in his career.
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“To me, the heart of the story is this father-son dynamic, this relationship with his father Billy,” Schaap added. “And even fight fans I know, aficionados, don’t know that his father was a fighter (as William “Dynamite” Douglas), much less his trainer, a contender, and a guy whose reputation in the game was the polar opposite of Buster’s.”