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  • Mike Tyson's Frightening Admission: Boxing Legend's Defeat, Cannabis Empire, and Iconic Comeback

    Mike Tyson's Frightening Admission: Boxing Legend's Defeat, Cannabis Empire, and Iconic Comeback
    Nov 19 2025
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    In just the past week, Mike Tyson has been front and center in headlines after making a startling admission following his much-publicized boxing match loss to Jake Paul on November 14. According to SportBible, Tyson openly acknowledged the severity of his defeat, calling it frightening and making waves in both sports media and on social platforms, fueling debate about his competitive future. This defeat adds a dramatic new chapter to Tyson’s storied boxing comeback narrative and directly impacts how he is viewed as a living legend versus a present-day competitor.

    Tyson’s schedule reflects his continued demand as a celebrity attraction, with major public appearances planned. He is set to headline a meet-and-greet and signing event in New Jersey on December 6 at Big Shots Restaurant and Lounge, giving fans a rare opportunity for photos and memorabilia—though, notably, boxing tickets and cards will not be autographed, likely to discourage resale and preserve event exclusivity as reported by NYNJSportsWorld. However, for fans hoping to see Tyson this past weekend at The Big Event EXS in New York, disappointment ensued as Crave the Auto listed Tyson among the official last-minute cancellations, even as other legendary athletes were in attendance.

    Business-wise, Tyson’s cannabis empire continues to grow, with stories surfacing again about Tyson 2.0 and his longtime brand Tyson Ranch. Recent coverage by AOL notes the continued release of award-winning cannabis products and cross-promotional appearances, underlining his evolution from controversial heavyweight to influencer entrepreneur. Tyson’s cannabis ventures remain financially robust, reportedly netting him hundreds of thousands of dollars a month, according to earlier breakdowns by Fox Sports and news outlets. Meanwhile, discussions about Tyson’s financial comeback, resilience, and business acumen repeatedly resurface in both longform editorials and influencer analytics.

    On the social media front, HypeAuditor’s November analytics place Tyson’s Instagram following at an extremely robust 33.4 million, with new posts almost daily and high engagement despite a slight dip in growth rate. His frequent content, largely focused on sports, health, and cannabis lifestyle, keeps his public profile vibrant and commercial partnerships lucrative. HypeAuditor estimates his monthly Instagram earnings alone at up to $82,000, contributing to a diversified income stream as much from cultural celebrity as fight purses.

    One headline catching attention reads “Mike Tyson Makes Frightening Admission After Jake Paul Defeat,” and another buzzed about Tyson on Jimmy Kimmel Live opposite George Clooney on November 17, per ABC, where Tyson balanced humor with self-reflection in a segment already trending in entertainment circles.

    Finally, while there are always social media rumors about another return to the ring or renewed rivalry with fighters like Jake Paul and Floyd Mayweather, ISNA reported this week that Tyson is looking to steer clear of further rematches and is now focusing primarily on his business empire and media appearances. If there has been any chatter suggesting otherwise, it remains speculation and not verified by primary Tyson sources or major news networks. Tyson’s story at this moment is one of legacy, evolution, and calculated reinvention, making every new headline a small reflection of boxing’s most unpredictable icon.

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  • Mike Tyson's Knockout Comeback: Boxing Legend Bares All in New Tour & Netflix Special

    Mike Tyson's Knockout Comeback: Boxing Legend Bares All in New Tour & Netflix Special
    Nov 16 2025
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    Mike Tyson has dominated headlines this week with news of his much-anticipated Return of the Mike tour, which kicked off at Hard Rock Live venues and is set to be filmed for a Netflix special in 2026. The show promises a no-holds-barred look at the boxer’s tumultuous journey, covering his meteoric rise, battles with addiction, and the often unexpected wisdom drawn from his life in and out of the ring. The next major stop is November 23 in Cincinnati, and December 14 at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood will mark the taping for Netflix. Insiders at Netflix and Hard Rock venues emphasize that this filming is generating massive buzz, with tickets flying and fans eager to witness what is being called one of the most candid sports confessionals in recent years.

    Tyson continues to fuel speculation about his future in boxing, having publicly mused about participating in Dana White’s new Zuffa Boxing initiative. According to HardRockbet, Tyson has openly endorsed White’s vision and voiced his interest in taking an active role, suggesting that his deep ties to the sport and enduring celebrity might help redefine boxing for a new era. This follows Tyson’s headline-making return to the ring last year against Jake Paul, which ended in a points loss but netted Tyson an impressive $20 million. He has since dismissed rumors of rematches, including Floyd Mayweather, yet some sports outlets keep the chatter alive, with Tyson hinting at big things on the horizon—though at 59, he’s quick to play down assumptions of another full-fledged comeback.

    On the business front, Tyson is riding high. His cannabis empire, Tyson Ranch, remains a significant source of revenue, reportedly yielding around $500,000 monthly according to Marca and Cheat Sheet. The brand is lauded for its premium standards and was recently highlighted on his Hotboxin with Mike Tyson podcast, where he disclosed that Tyson Holistic, his wellness venture, now draws in a million dollars monthly. There has actually been renewed interest in his planned cannabis theme park, which is intended more as a wellness retreat than a party destination.

    One of Tyson’s defining public appearances was his joint-smoking spectacle alongside rapper B-Real, which again made the rounds this week on social media and entertainment columns. Observers note Tyson’s radical transformation since his days of substance abuse, with marijuana credited for his current calm demeanor and clear entrepreneurial focus.

    Financial analysts continue to spotlight Tyson’s remarkable comeback from bankruptcy. His net worth, now estimated at $30 million by multiple outlets including Celebrity Net Worth, hinges on disciplined investments and a diversified portfolio ranging from podcasting and reality TV to brand endorsements and appearances. Social channels are abuzz with clips from the Return of the Mike tour, commentary on Tyson’s candid interviews, and speculation over his next legacy-defining move, but all agree—Tyson remains one of sports’ most captivating comeback stories.

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    3 mins
  • Mike Tyson's Knockout Comeback: Boxing, Business, and a Netflix Blockbuster

    Mike Tyson's Knockout Comeback: Boxing, Business, and a Netflix Blockbuster
    Nov 12 2025
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    Just days ago, Mike Tyson made national headlines as he appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to reflect on his storied boxing career and his highly publicized comeback fight against Jake Paul. On the show, Tyson candidly admitted losing to Paul on points and shared behind-the-scenes stories from his earliest pro bouts in the 1980s, adding a dose of humor by claiming foot fungus was his greatest opponent. He also plugged his new live show Return of the Mike, telling fans he will be giving a raw, comedic take on his rollercoaster life—one that blends his rise to world champion, Hollywood friendships, and infamous past with new-found wisdom from his later years.

    The big news with real long-term impact is Netflix’s announcement that it will film Return of the Mike at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood on December 14 for a special slated to premiere in 2026. This taping is part of a four-city Hard Rock Live tour running November 2025 through January 2026, following a kick-off last weekend in Rockford, Illinois. Tickets for the remaining shows—including the Netflix taping—are moving rapidly, and Netflix’s last Tyson event reportedly reached more than 65 million global viewers, so industry watchers expect this one could be even bigger.

    Behind the scenes, Tyson’s business profile continues to grow. Carma HoldCo just disclosed that his cannabis brand, TYSON 2.0, is expanding into eye drops as part of its aggressive product rollout, piggybacking off Tyson’s established popularity in the wellness space. He also remains a draw for speaking events and celebrity dinners, with premium tickets for a black-tie dinner in Dublin in December selling briskly.

    In the boxing world, Tyson’s name is circulating in connection with Dana White’s new Zuffa Boxing venture, heavily backed by Saudi interests and set to stage twelve major events on Paramount in 2026. Tyson has been publicly angling for a role, telling HardRockbet he believes he can help Dana White become, as Tyson put it, the greatest promoter of all time. He’s made it clear on multiple platforms that he wants to lend his star power and experience to White’s project and is excited by the new era of big-money boxing bouts.

    Add to that constant social media chatter, especially after Tyson’s remarks that he expects to face Floyd Mayweather in an exhibition next year. Tyson stoked the flames by telling the press he’s convinced Mayweather will be knocked out—a claim that has already set Twitter and Instagram on fire.

    For a man who once filed for bankruptcy, Tyson’s resurgence is remarkable. Hello! Magazine recently updated his net worth to an estimated 30 million dollars, crediting his turnaround to ventures like his Hotboxin podcast, the cannabis empire, big endorsements, and his lucrative exhibition bouts. If the Netflix special and business expansions land as expected, Tyson could be on track to set new records in celebrity reinvention.

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    4 mins
  • Mike Tyson's Knockout Moves: Boxing, Business, and Beyond at 60

    Mike Tyson's Knockout Moves: Boxing, Business, and Beyond at 60
    Nov 9 2025
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    Mike Tyson is back in the headlines and living large as always, churning out major news with a flurry of activity across business, boxing, and entertainment. The past few days have seen Tyson center stage thanks to his high-profile sit-down with Hard Rock Bet, where he discussed an anticipated fight against Floyd Mayweather planned for next year. Tyson, who turns 60 soon, said the Mayweather bout could “supersede all the fights and all the glory he had before,” framing it as a match close to “God status” in the sporting world, even noting he fully expects to knock Mayweather out. Tyson also commented on his previous opponent, Jake Paul, revealing on air and on social media that he’s eager for a rematch because he fought through “real bad health problems” the first time, though he says he’s now feeling the best he has in years. That detail has generated a buzz and prompted a swirl of reactions, especially after Tyson admitted he trained “too intense” for the original bout and left much of the fight in the gym. This theme of Tyson’s resilience and self-awareness resonates through recent coverage, with outlets like AOL and Indeks Online amplifying his push for round two with Paul and his self-deprecating humor about aging in the ring.

    Adding to his media presence, Tyson took aim at current champions, praising Terence Crawford’s recent win over Canelo Alvarez as “beautiful” and suggesting Crawford faces even tougher competition next. Tyson’s takes continue to ripple through boxing media, keeping his profile relevant far beyond what most retired fighters achieve.

    Outside the ring, Tyson is hustling, expanding his cannabis company TYSON 2.0 into eye care with a launch of branded eye drops, as announced by Carma HoldCo Inc. Tyson has publicly stated his ambition is for the brand to become a mainstay worldwide and to meet “real consumer needs.” The product is being pushed with an extensive marketing blitz, using influencer campaigns and broad distribution—proving Tyson’s business strategy is every bit as aggressive as his fighting style.

    He’s also turning hardship into opportunity, discussing his latest business venture, ChaChing’s Price Fighter, on Fox Business and local affiliates. Drawing from his own experiences with poverty and food insecurity, Tyson is pitching the marketplace as a “lifesaver” for SNAP recipients forced to tighten belts during government shutdown-induced benefit cuts. By framing Price Fighter as a tool for finding the lowest prices online, Tyson is actively leveraging his backstory for both business and social relevance.

    In entertainment, all eyes are on Tyson’s sold-out one-man show tour, “Return of the Mike,” debuting November 9 at Hard Rock Live in Rockford. Tickets are in high demand, and Tyson promises “a variation of a bunch of stuff,” from family and legacy to comedy and self-reflection, sustaining a dynamic connection with his fans and the broader public.

    As for social media, there’s been heavy chatter around Tyson’s statements about his health and desire for a Jake Paul rematch, with memes and commentary making the rounds and plenty of speculation about whether these high-profile fights will materialize or go the way of so many rumored comeback bouts in boxing history. Right now, the verified facts are that Tyson is healthy and hungry, diversifying his business interests, taking care of his legacy, and keeping us all guessing about what’s next.

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    4 mins
  • Mike Tyson: Honoring His Mentor, Fighting Poverty, and Raising Pigeons

    Mike Tyson: Honoring His Mentor, Fighting Poverty, and Raising Pigeons
    Nov 5 2025
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    Mike Tyson has been commanding headlines and stirring emotions over the past few days, not only due to his enduring legacy in boxing but also for his efforts to engage publicly with pressing issues and launch new business ventures. Most notably, Tyson made a significant media appearance discussing his new company ChaChing's Price Fighter. During interviews with Fox Business and local FOX affiliates, Tyson was outspoken on the impact of the ongoing government shutdown, highlighting how it will prevent more than 40 million Americans from accessing their SNAP food benefits. Drawing on his own difficult upbringing, Tyson stressed that Price Fighter, designed to help consumers find the lowest prices for groceries and essentials, could be a lifeline for struggling families, especially those who rely on food assistance programs. In his words, Price Fighter is the cheapest marketplace in the world, a “website auction” built for tough times, and he urged anyone affected by the shutdown to use it given the crisis in grocery accessibility. Tyson’s candidness about poverty and direct appeal to government leaders added both urgency and weight to the story.

    Away from modern business, Tyson traveled back to his roots just days ago to honor legendary trainer Cus D’Amato in a public tribute at the Catskill gym where his destiny began. As covered by Marca and corroborated by amateur footage on YouTube, Tyson delivered an emotional speech 40 years after D’Amato’s passing. He recounted the discipline, self-value, and mentorship given to him by Cus, even admitting through tears that without D'Amato and Bobby Stewart, he saw no way out of the violent streets. Tyson spoke of learning not just to knock out opponents but to survive and eventually love himself. The town closed up Main Street for Tyson’s appearance, which became an event for the entire Catskill community and was shared widely across social media.

    Adding a lighter note, Tyson gave interviews to PEOPLE discussing his lifelong obsession with pigeons. He revealed that he currently owns maybe as many as a thousand birds, spread over several states, and that pigeons still deeply shape his personal life and even appear in his new ad campaign.

    For those still following Tyson’s sport legacy, tickets are on sale for a public appearance at Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati on November 23 where fans can see “Iron Mike” live.

    Meanwhile, the debate over Tyson’s fighting status and his legacy continues. Boxing News Online detailed Lennox Lewis’s recent comments, favoring Tyson in hypothetical bouts against modern heavyweight Oleksandr Usyk and other historical champions.

    Social media has buzzed with clips from Tyson’s heartfelt tribute and memes riffing on his new business venture slogans, especially “we chop prices, we knock them out.” No scandal or controversy has emerged over the past week, and everything reported above is sourced through outlets like Fox Business, Marca, PEOPLE, and YouTube footage.

    As of this week, Tyson remains a combination of entrepreneur, icon, and survivor—never straying far from the center of the conversation.

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    4 mins
  • Mike Tyson: Honoring Cus, Cannabis, and Comebacks at 56

    Mike Tyson: Honoring Cus, Cannabis, and Comebacks at 56
    Nov 2 2025
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    Mike Tyson has been everywhere this past week—and not just as a boxing icon but as a living bridge between sports legacy, celebrity business, and personal reinvention. On Saturday, Tyson returned to Catskill, the small upstate town where his legendary journey began, to honor his late mentor Cus D’Amato. The “Celebration of Cus” drew former fighters, boxing insiders, and authors like Mark Kriegel, whose new book “Baddest Man: The Making of Mike Tyson” traces Tyson’s stormy ascent. Mickey Ward, the “Fight of the Year” legend, joined tributes alongside local dignitaries and a generous donation presentation from Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino—all right on Main Street with vendors and live entertainment, turning the Catskill Police Station plaza into a shrine to Tyson’s roots, transformation, and the emotional power of sport. This story dominated New York sports columns, with Times Union and the Chronogram painting Tyson’s visit as a poignant homecoming forty years after D’Amato’s death—a reflective Tyson stepping back into the Hudson Valley spotlight, not as the brash champion but as an aging son honoring his surrogate father while shaping his own complicated legacy.

    Media attention quickly shifted toward headlines about Tyson’s business activity. On October 27, GBank Financial Holdings announced Tyson as the brand champion for their new Visa Signature Card, targeting gamers and sports enthusiasts—“a simple, secure way to fund gaming and sports apps while earning cash rewards,” as Tyson plugged it in Globe Newswire interviews. National campaigns are rolling out, positioning Tyson at the intersection of fintech and entertainment, with GBank execs touting his “energy, perfection, and achievement.”

    Tyson is also in full promotional mode for his “Return of the Mike” one-man show tour, which kicks off in Rockford, Illinois, and will hit major cities like Cincinnati, Hollywood, and Atlantic City throughout November. Hard Rock Casino is offering meet-and-greet packages and VIP experiences, stoking fan excitement as Tyson’s personal appearances—part motivational circuit, part nostalgia trip—fuel a mini media blitz. Fiterman Sports and other events pages confirm sell-out crowds and high demand for Tyson’s autograph and memorabilia.

    On the business side, Tyson’s burgeoning cannabis brand, Tyson 2.0, has seized headlines thanks to his exclusive interview with The Marijuana Herald and his advocacy for marijuana rescheduling. Tyson told the outlet he’s confident federal reform is near and credited Donald Trump with advancing the issue. “Tyson 2.0 stands apart because it’s real—I live this life,” he declared, highlighting new products like the “Pocket Pigeon” vape and ambitious plans for global expansion. Tyson said he’ll keep using cannabis through his training, even as anticipation builds for his scheduled 2026 exhibition fight against Floyd Mayweather.

    Social media has amplified Tyson’s presence, with posts and hashtags about his Catskill return and new business ventures trending among fight fans, tech geeks, and the cannabis community. There’s been a wild mix of nostalgia, criticism, and celebration—his complicated past still sparking intense debate, especially among old-school boxing fans.

    For Tyson, these days are a mosaic—public tributes, headline business launches, relentless show dates, and candid advocacy—acting both as the mythic champion and a determined entrepreneur reshaping his brand and legacy for a new era.

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    4 mins
  • Mike Tyson's Knockout Moves: From Congo to Casino, Boxing to Business

    Mike Tyson's Knockout Moves: From Congo to Casino, Boxing to Business
    Oct 29 2025
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    Mike Tyson has dominated the news cycle these past few days with a flurry of public appearances, business deals, social media buzz, and even some headline-making speculation about his boxing future. According to Hard Rock and Fightful Tyson just announced a new four-city live show tour called Return of the Mike, which kicks off November 9 in Rockford Illinois and continues to Cincinnati on November 23, Hollywood Florida on December 14, and Atlantic City in January. The Hollywood performance will be taped for a global streaming special airing in 2026. Tyson says this show goes deeper and wilder than his previous hit Undisputed Truth diving into both the madness and wisdom of his life from fame and addiction to mental health and philosophy. Social media presales for tickets went wild with Tyson himself promoting them on X and Instagram hinting that fans should expect “no filter.”

    Tyson also grabbed corporate headlines with his new marketing partnership. GBank Financial Holdings announced Tyson as the latest influencer for their GBank Visa Signature Card, part of a major push into digital gaming payments. This is seen as a strategic move to bring star power to their expansion in casino slot markets and digital payments and Tyson appeared in multiple slots-focused promotional campaigns this week. He currently serves as brand ambassador for GBank’s credit card gaming products and their influencer platform launched with him as the headliner, according to releases from TradingView and TipRanks. Business insiders were quick to note Tyson’s ongoing foray into cannabis—his lifestyle brand Tyson 2.0 and his advocacy for marijuana legalization were spotlighted again after his recent appearance in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where he lobbied for legal reform and spoke of personal health benefits via local news outlets.

    On the social front Tyson’s emotional trip to the Democratic Republic of Congo still echoes, with viral posts showing him embracing locals during his ancestry roots tour. Posts showing Tyson’s humanitarian spirit fueled positive discussion on Twitter and Instagram, with fans and media celebrating this “homecoming.”

    Speculation about Tyson’s boxing future was triggered by news from The Independent reporting negotiations for a Floyd Mayweather versus Pacquiao rematch possibly in April 2026. That’s significant because Tyson had previously been lined up to face Mayweather in a much-hyped spring exhibition, with Netflix rumored to carry the event. Pacquiao confirmed to Seconds Out that talks are in advanced stages and that a Mayweather-Pacquiao 2 would almost certainly delay or entirely thwart the Mayweather-Tyson fight, making this a major ongoing headline with long-term biographical implications. Meanwhile Tyson’s camp clarified to Bolavip and Fightful that despite heated rumors his last fight with Jake Paul was not fixed and lessons learned there would fuel his potential bout with Mayweather, though the outcome of these negotiations remains unconfirmed.

    Tyson’s podcast Hotboxin’ continues to see massive reach, while his media presence extends to blockbuster campaigns with Hard Rock Bet and collaborations for his Tyson Pro boxing line and a new retail collection set to launch in Europe this summer.

    For now Tyson seems to be everywhere—on stage representing his story, online engaging millions, in business as a branding heavyweight, and in the headlines as his next boxing chapter hinges on decisions by Mayweather and Pacquiao.

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    4 mins
  • Mike Tyson's Knockout Comeback: New Shows, Cannabis Empire, and Still Swinging Hard at 60

    Mike Tyson's Knockout Comeback: New Shows, Cannabis Empire, and Still Swinging Hard at 60
    Oct 26 2025
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    This week Mike Tyson’s name lit up headlines and social media thanks to a fresh wave of major public appearances and business moves that underline just how much “Iron Mike” still shapes pop culture. Hard Rock International just announced Tyson will headline a new live stage tour, “Return of the Mike,” at Hard Rock venues in Rockford Illinois on November 9, Cincinnati on November 23, Hollywood Florida on December 14, and Atlantic City on January 23. The Hollywood show will be taped for a major global streaming special in 2026. In these shows, Tyson vows to give fans no-holds-barred stories that dive deeper than his earlier hit, “Undisputed Truth,” promising humor, unfiltered personal reflection, and new tales from his wild life and boxing legacy, including battles with addiction and mental health. Hard Rock execs are hailing this as a signature entertainment event, and Tyson himself tells fans, “No holding back, no filter…We’re going to have some fun, tell some truths, and remind everyone I’m still swinging hard.” Ticket sales went live this week, prompting a spike in buzz across Instagram, X, and Facebook, where fans traded memories and predictions for what bombshells Tyson might drop next. According to Hard Rock and Fightful, Tyson also stars in Hard Rock Bet Sportsbook’s new U.S. advertising campaign, while WWE insiders are reminding audiences he is a recently inducted Hall of Famer, with an exhibition bout against Floyd Mayweather expected in 2026.

    On the event front, Tyson made headlines on October 18 with a high-profile visit to Kinshasa, Congo, helping mark the 50th anniversary of Muhammad Ali and George Foreman’s “Rumble in the Jungle.” According to PhilBoxing.com and Mpasho, Tyson took part in a large press conference at the newly renamed “Ali-Foreman Stadium,” sharing emotional connections to his roots and reflections on boxing history—a visit widely covered in African as well as international media. The homecoming was described as both deeply personal and a symbol of boxing’s enduring impact worldwide.

    Businesswise, Tyson’s cannabis empire keeps expanding thanks to the viral success of his “Mike Bites” ear-shaped edibles and his Tyson 2.0 brand, which now reportedly generates a million dollars a month and commands a 420-acre California cannabis resort, as reported by Telegrafi. Social media channels this week highlighted the tongue-in-cheek homage to the infamous Holyfield bout, with both Tyson and Holyfield exchanging friendly banter in interviews.

    Looking ahead, European fans are snapping up tickets for Tyson’s exclusive black-tie “An Experience With” event in Dublin this December, billing an intimate live interview that promises new discussion of his Jake Paul fight and further details about his business ventures.

    No verified negative press or personal controversies have surfaced in the past few days—a notable shift compared to Tyson’s more turbulent years. The current wave of headlines points to his successful reinvention as a performer, entrepreneur, and pop culture mainstay, with plenty more on the horizon—including fresh streaming specials and that looming Mayweather exhibition. For now, Tyson clearly relishes being “still swinging hard,” and fans worldwide are paying attention.

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