Tyson made staggering money in his professional career, but has also had well-documented financial problems. The 58-year-old has managed to earn well from outside of the ring ventures. Tyson's upcoming fight with Jake Paul could potentially earn him a minimum of $20 million.
Mike Tyson is considered one of the most feared punchers in boxing history, having carried an 88% KO ratio and reigned as undisputed champion of the division from 1987 to 1990. 'Iron Mike' is also one of the most recognisable faces in the world from his time in the sport, headlining some of the biggest events during his era which left him ranked as one of the greatest boxers of all-time. Tyson generated huge audiences and a global fan base during his prime, with many of the cards that he topped ranking as some of the leading-selling pay-per-views of all-time in the history of the sport.
Despite having financial problems throughout his career, which were caused largely by promotional issues, the American slugger has added to his bank balance with a number of successful business ventures outside the ring, including a podcast, a cannabis business and a range of merchandise bearing his name. The heavyweight icon also pocketed a tidy sum when he returned to the squared circle to fight Roy Jones Junior in an exhibition contest and is set for another bumper payday when he meets social media sensation Jake Paul on the 15th of November. Below is a look at the wealth of the heavyweight legend in the present day, ta.