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Mike Tyson reveals brutal five-punch combo capped off with a monster left hook ahead of Roy Jones Jr. bout

MIKE Tyson showed off a terrifying five-punch combo that ended with a monster left hook in his latest training session on Tuesday.

Iron Mike exploded on his trainer with a fierce combination of left and right jabs followed by a duck and slide – then stunned his opponent with two more jabs and a devastating left hook.

Tyson has been in the gym since March working with MMA coach Rafael Cordeiro for his bout with Roy Jones Jr on November 28

How Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr match up

The video, published by TMZ , shows Tyson preparing for his eight-round exhibition showdown with Roy Jones Jr, which is scheduled for November 28.

The move is one of many combinations the former heavyweight champion could pull off in his clash against Jones.

Tyson and Jones will headline a stacked card that also features Nate Robinson vs Jake Paul and Badou Jack vs. Blake McKernan.

Tyson has been documenting his progress on his Instagram page, uploading videos and photos of himself in intense training for the fight.

The youngest heavyweight champion of all time has been in the gym since March working alongside MMA coach Rafael Cordeiro.

The California State Athletic Commission has cautioned fans not to expect the bout to be a real boxing fight.

Commission executive director Andy Foster has told the pair to “spar hard” but to refrain from hurting each other, as both veterans have a combined age of 105.

Jones told Yahoo Sports: “It’s a sparring session, but you have to remember, I’m the small guy here.

“Andy Foster can’t control Mike once Mike gets in the ring. I’ve got to defend myself like I’m in a real fight.

Roy Jones Jr., 51, has agreed to take on Mike Tyson in an eight-round bout on November 28

Tyson has documented his progress on his Instagram page

Roy Jones Jr. has a professional record of 66 wins and nine losses, 47 wins by way of knockout

Tyson, 54, has a professional record of 50 wins and six losses, with 44 wins coming by knockout

“If Mike goes out there and decides to start hammering, what am I supposed to do, look at Andy? Hell no! I’ve got to defend myself and get back in it.”

Tyson also admitted that he will be hunting for a knockout: “If the opportunity comes, I’m always looking for it.

“This is search and destroy and I’m looking forward to recapturing my glory.”