Mike Tyson On The Future Of His Boxing Career, Talks Floyd Mayweather Jr. Fight
Mike Tyson, 59, says he hasn't ruled out an exhibition fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr., though details remain scarce. He reflects on the physical toll of training and his family's concerns, especially his wife's discomfort with his pain. Despite his age, Tyson continues to prepare seriously for potential bouts, having last fought in 2024 against Jake Paul. Beyond boxing, he's built a successful business career, including ventures in cannabis and healthy food products.
- ▪Mike Tyson is considering an exhibition fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr., with a contract reportedly in place.
- ▪Tyson's 2024 bout against Jake Paul was the highest-grossing boxing gate in U.S. history outside Las Vegas.
- ▪He trains for three to five months for fights and says the process is physically grueling, especially at age 59.
- ▪Tyson's company, Carma HoldCo, generated $200 million in revenue in 2024, and he has expanded into healthy food with Rainbow Sliders.
- ▪He cites increased awareness of his mortality as a driving force behind his continued pursuits in boxing and business.
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BusinessSportsMoneyMike Tyson On The Future Of His Boxing Career, Talks Floyd Mayweather Jr. FightByDJ Siddiqi,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. DJ Siddiqi is a reporter who covers the NFL, NBA, and pro wrestling.Follow AuthorApr 28, 2026, 08:41pm EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.Mike Tyson isn't ruling out the Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight. (Photo by Barry Brecheisen/Getty Images)Getty ImagesMike Tyson isn’t done boxing.The 59-year-old who was once known as “the Baddest Man on the Planet” is still boxing as he prepares to enter his 60s.
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