If it seems like there’s been more talk about Mike Tyson in the last few years than when he was in his heyday as world heavyweight champion, that may not be completely accurate, but it’s pretty close.
Since his last fight in 2005 against Kevin McBride, the world has remained fascinated with the story of the Brooklyn-born Hall of Famer. And where the focus used to be on his harrowing childhood, his relationship with trainer Cus D’Amato, his fighting career, his **** conviction and other out of the ring issues, or his biting of Evander Holyfield, depending on the time, these days everyone is zeroing on the redemption of Mike Tyson.
And make no mistake about it, it is a compelling narrative, seeing Tyson struggle to let go of the past while trying to begin a new, more positive existence with his wife Kiki and their children. Yet while the acclaimed 2008 James Toback documentary Tyson and Iron Mike’s own one man show, Undisputed Truth, have given honest looks into the psyche of the former “Baddest Man on The Planet,” FOX Sports’ new six-part series, Being: Mike Tyson, may be the most revealing portrait of the 2013 version of Tyson yet. [Click Here To Read More]
Since his last fight in 2005 against Kevin McBride, the world has remained fascinated with the story of the Brooklyn-born Hall of Famer. And where the focus used to be on his harrowing childhood, his relationship with trainer Cus D’Amato, his fighting career, his **** conviction and other out of the ring issues, or his biting of Evander Holyfield, depending on the time, these days everyone is zeroing on the redemption of Mike Tyson.
And make no mistake about it, it is a compelling narrative, seeing Tyson struggle to let go of the past while trying to begin a new, more positive existence with his wife Kiki and their children. Yet while the acclaimed 2008 James Toback documentary Tyson and Iron Mike’s own one man show, Undisputed Truth, have given honest looks into the psyche of the former “Baddest Man on The Planet,” FOX Sports’ new six-part series, Being: Mike Tyson, may be the most revealing portrait of the 2013 version of Tyson yet. [Click Here To Read More]
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