Mike Tyson 's family have commented about the fighter's future in boxing . According to them, the 58-year-old will never return to the ring. The former world heavyweight boxing champion participated in a fun exhibition with Roy Jones Jr in 2020, and, though judges gave both athletes a draw, Tyson looked like the superior veteran on the night.
As it was an unofficial contest, and a glorified spar, the result did not count on either boxer's records. However, when Tyson left the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, after his eight-round loss to Jake Paul , that defeat did count on his record as the 15th of November fight on Netflix was an official contest. Those contests are no more for Tyson, though, as his son, Amir Tyson Jr said that conversations at home suggest, this time, it's really over.
Boxing's most powerful figure, Turki Alalshikh, who is the chair of the General Entertainment Authority and responsible for booking some of the sport's biggest bouts, has proposed a bout which could become the 2025 version of Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul from Friday, the 15th of November. What do you make of the next boxing box office smash and would you pay to watch it? Mike Tyson Family Comment on His Fighting Future Tyson's son Amir, 27, talked to Seconds Out about the event, and its aftermath. "I think he's done.
" Amir is not the only person in the Tyson family saying the fighter's boxing days are over. "My stepmom, she's saying he's done and they're a team. That's husband-and-wife stuff.
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