Former famous heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson claims that he can be ready to play against anyone with only 30 days of preparation, and it seems that the old boxing champion is not reduced. Tyson has been a legend in the past, and with 44 knockouts and 50 wins, he is arguably the world's most feared boxer. Although he officially retired in 2006, the "Iron Man" recently made a comeback in an exhibition match.
In the highly anticipated return to the ring, Tyson confronted boxing legend Roy Levosta Jones Junio and drew eight rounds later, but in the hearts of boxing fans Tyson was the winner. Tyson has been in good shape ever since, leaving fans wondering if he will return to the ring again.
"I'm not going to underestimate them, but I'm going to stay in shape and that's what you have to do. I think 30 days of boxing preparation I can play against anyone, and if I'm boxing in the gym every day, I don't have to worry about my diet, I can eat whatever I want. Tyson said.
The former undisputed heavyweight champion hinted he was negotiating for another exhibition match. Tyson seems to be most interested in his old rivals, and unless the money makes sense, he'd rather not play against the now hotly debated pop boxers, the Paul Brothers.
Considering Hollyfield's loss to Victor Belfort, the showdown between them and Tyson may be about to begin. The youTubers-turned-boxers Jack and the Logan brothers also revealed that they were interested in the older boxing singing. Tyson said, "I'm going to spank them, I'm going to just rush over and beat them up."
In addition to his KO rivals, Tyson holds the record for the youngest heavyweight champion in history, winning the WBC World Championship in 1987 at the age of 20. The native Brooklyn competed in professional boxing from 1985 to 2006, winning 50 of 56 games.