By Mitch Abramson - If this is how it’s going to be for Mike Tyson as a promoter, then the more shows he’s involved in and gets to hype and talk about himself, then the better.
In a bizarre conference call with reporters to promote his first trip into the promotional side of the business on Friday, Tyson went all Tyson on the news media on Monday, going off message and speaking as if he was a boxer talking about being a promoter instead of being an actual promoter (if that makes any sense). Tyson spoke about the time he thought about committing suicide. For a few brief hilarious seconds, he forgot he was a promoter, saying he didn’t really want to be a promoter but that his true passion lay in being a trainer.
He couldn’t help himself, speaking of his desire to punch Don King and of his financial problems. Yes, Tyson was in a talkative mood on Monday when he crowed about his first promotional endeavor, Iron Mike Productions and the first show on ESPN at the Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, N.Y., on Friday, just a short car ride away from where he learned to box in Catskill, NY under famed trainer Cus D’Amato. [Click Here To Read More]
In a bizarre conference call with reporters to promote his first trip into the promotional side of the business on Friday, Tyson went all Tyson on the news media on Monday, going off message and speaking as if he was a boxer talking about being a promoter instead of being an actual promoter (if that makes any sense). Tyson spoke about the time he thought about committing suicide. For a few brief hilarious seconds, he forgot he was a promoter, saying he didn’t really want to be a promoter but that his true passion lay in being a trainer.
He couldn’t help himself, speaking of his desire to punch Don King and of his financial problems. Yes, Tyson was in a talkative mood on Monday when he crowed about his first promotional endeavor, Iron Mike Productions and the first show on ESPN at the Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, N.Y., on Friday, just a short car ride away from where he learned to box in Catskill, NY under famed trainer Cus D’Amato. [Click Here To Read More]
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