Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford feel exactly the same way. The Mexican claimed he was sad to see Tyson return at this age. I hated to see Mike Tyson, the fiercest man in the world before ...

Ross Markey is a combat sports reporter based out of the Republic of Ireland, boasting more than 9 years experience covering a host of sports including football, boxing, and mixed martial arts. Ross ...

CNN Editorial Research (CNN) — Here’s a look at the life of former heavyweight world boxing champion Mike Tyson. Personal Birth date: June 30, 1966 Birth place: Brooklyn, New York Birth name ...

Mike Tyson dons DEA jacket, teams up with Alina Habba to deliver knockout punch to fentanyl smuggling: ‘One pill can kill’ By Steven Vago and Matt Troutman ...

World-renowned boxer Mike Tyson pictured in 1997 alongside a photo taken in 2023. (Fox News) Born in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, Tyson was, as Kriegel put it, "raised on the street." ...

To see Tyson now — bro avatar, cuddly tough guy, weed magnate — is to see someone who has shed and transcended every element of what made him so fascinating, and so dangerous, in the 1980s.

Mike Tyson's 'I want to eat his children' interview explained by Mark Kriegel, author of the new book, 'Baddest Man: The Making of Mike Tyson.' ...

Rosie Perez and Mike Tyson became close friends. Paul Zimmerman/Shutterstock The “Do the Right Thing” star’s upbringing in Brooklyn was as rough as the boxer’s.

In the “Baddest Man: The Making of Mike Tyson,” New York Times best-selling author Mark Kriegel tells the story of one of the greatest boxers of all time. Kreigel, who previously authored ...

He proposed writing a shorter essay on Tyson, but that grew into "Baddest Man," which is 380 pages and covers Tyson’s life from his troubled upbringing in the Brownsville neighborhood of ...

A potential boxing match between Mike Tyson and Fedor Emelianenko has stirred excitement among combat sports fans. Both legends in their respective disciplines, the prospect of them facing off in ...

Tyson didn’t know them too well, but the oldest one, Jerry Izenberg of the Newark Star‑Ledger, knew D’Amato—dead less than three years now—from the old days. He was choking back tears.