Tyson produced many statement knockouts in his career, recording a total of 44 knockouts in 50 career wins from 1985 to 2005, before he returned last year to face Jake Paul. However, it was the finish that ‘Iron Mike’ produced on November 22 of 1986 that saw his name instantly enter boxing’s history books.

The former heavyweight champ opens up about a lingering foot fungus that continues to affect him years after retirement.

Almost a year after his exhibition loss to Jake Paul, Tyson is still going strong. He’s bringing back his one-man stage show following his 2013 hit Mike Tyson: The Undisputed Truth and even plans to fight 48-year-old Floyd Mayweather Jr. in an exhibition match next spring.

Mike Tyson believes one boxing legend couldn’t be stopped during his prime years. The same has been said about Tyson himself on plenty of occasions, having burst onto the scene in the 1980s with 19 straight knockout wins, 12 of them in the first round, as he became the youngest world heavyweight champion in history.

Legendary trainer Emanuel Steward has shared his verdict on the outcome of an intriguing fantasy heavyweight showdown between Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali.

Mike Tyson has opened up on a disgusting health issue that has plagued him for years, with the former heavyweight champion admitting a fungal condition is "still kicking my ---"

Fast forward eight years and one of the other consensus greatest fighters of all time, Mike Tyson, was set to clash against Holmes for the undisputed heavyweight title. When he was just 14 years old, ‘Iron’ Mike promised Ali that one day he would get revenge for him and avenge Ali’s loss to Holmes.

Tyson dealt with a number of health issues leading up to the fight, including an ulcer flare-up, which forced them to postpone the fight. After the fight, Tyson revealed he almost died in June 2024.

Mike Tyson admits he had a 'dose of foot fungus' that is 'still kicking my ass now' when speaking with Jimmy Kimmel on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' on Monday, Nov. 10.

Mike Tyson fought, and was beaten by, both Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis, but only one of them has been crowned the best opponent he ever faced.

Insults and offended. That's how we can define the chapter of the verbal confrontation between Jake Paul and Francis Ngannou. One was outraged at being challenged by an influencer