Mike Tyson had some, shall we say, interesting things to say about the upcoming October heavyweight showdown he is very much a part of – Tyson Fury vs.
For a while now, we’ve heard how Mike Tyson may climb on board Team-Ngannou and train the former UFC heavyweight champion for Ngannou’s big (as in big-money) fight with current WBC heavyweight champ Tyson Fury.
Reports have been going around that say former US president Donald Trump very much wants to be interviewed by Mike Tyson, this on Tyson’s successful and very often hugely entertaining “Hot Boxin’” podcast.
What were you doing 35 years ago today, this when the fight dubbed “One And For All” went down at the Convention Hall in Atlantic City?
Today in 1987, a fast approaching his peak Mike Tyson was battling former champ Pinklon Thomas, the fight dubbed ‘Hard Road To Glory.’
Mike Tyson to Forbes: “He is truly right, he is the face of boxing,” Tyson said. “But that’s because Ryan Garcia is the draw.
It seems it will not be until he’s well into his sixth decade, perhaps even beyond that, that people will cease asking Mike Tyson if he will fight again; when people will stop asking Tyson to fight again.
George Foreman Vs. Mike Tyson. Mike Tyson Vs. George Foreman (because you could argue both guys deserve the A-side treatment). It’s one of the most fascinating, guaranteed explosions of a fight that could have happened yet never did.
20 Years Ago Today: Mike Tyson’s Final Win As He Crushes Clifford Etienne Whilst Nursing A “Broken Back”
On this day in 2003, the world witnessed the final knockout scored by one of its most celebrated knockout artists.
It was, as surely all fight fans regardless of age know, 33 years ago yesterday when whopping, great underdog James “Buster” Douglas upset Mike Tyson in Tokyo.