Tyson once offered a Central Park zookeeper $10,000 (£7,191) to let him into the gorilla enclosure and fight a 300lb gorilla for bullying other animals.
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Tyson, 55, made a comeback last November in an eight-round exhibition bout with Roy Jones Jr, which ended in a split decision draw.
After failing to come to terms on a trilogy fight with Evander Holyfield, Mike Tyson turned his attention to another former rival in the form of Lennox Lewis.
Tyson, 54, returned to boxing after 15 years of retirement last November for an exhibition bout with another ring legend in Roy Jones Jr.
Despite both being in their 50s, there has been hope that the pair would step in the ring against each other again after Tyson came out of retirement to face Roy Jones Jr in November.
The pair shared two famous battles in 1996 and 1997, but are now aged 58 and 54 respectively.
The 54-year-old ended up drawing against his 51-year-old opponent at the Staples Center in Los Angeles and luckily (for Tyson, anyway), drug testing for marijuana wasn’t a thing.
Both fighters had impressive moments during a fight that was unofficially ruled a draw by the WBC judges at ringside.
Tyson and Jones, two legends of the boxing ring, will meet in a special, eight-round exhibition bout this Saturday night.
The 54-year-old will make his long-awaited, albeit controversial, return to the ring against Roy Jones Jr on November 28 and has undertaken a rigorous training regime to build up his physique.
The 54-year-old, who returns to the ring this month against Roy Jones Jr, battled a serious drug addiction in his prime.
The 54-year-old, who has stunned fans with his physical transformation during the COVID-19 pandemic, outlined his plans to return to the sport back in May.