Mike Tyson planning a return to the ring

http://us.news2.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/ap/20050302/capt.srm13603022232.italy_sanremo_songs_srm136.jpg http://us.news2.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/ap/20050302/capt.srm13303022201.italy_sanremo_songs_srm133.jpg Mike Tyson planning a return to the ring March 3, 2005 NEW YORK (Ticker) - Mike Tyson has vowed to relaunch his career despite a humiliating defeat against Britain's Danny Williams last summer. Former world heavyweight champion Tyson, 38, claimed he will fight on June 20 in Washington against an opponent yet to be announced in what would be his first bout since being knocked out by Williams in the fourth round in Louisville. Tyson announced his intentions during a television appearance in Italy. "I'm getting back into a ring," Tyson said. "It will be in Washington, probably June 20." Acting immigration minister Peter McGauran this week dashed Tyson's hopes of rebuilding his career in Australia, telling a radio station the fighter's past misdemeanors would make entry to into the country unlikely. In addition to a rape conviction in 1992, Tyson bit a chunk out of Evander Holyfield's ear during a world title fight in 1997. "We look at the nature and the seriousness of anybody's criminal conduct, we look at the protection of the Australian community and also what are community standards," McGauran said. "So even though he might have a cheer squad in Australia, that might be more than counter-balanced by the expectations of the Australian community that he be refused a visa." Tyson has gone 50-5 with 44 knockouts in a career that began in 1985. Pictures From Tysontalk.com Story From: Yahoo.com