IT might not be sage to fight at his age, but Mike Tyson still looks the baddest and not the saddest.
The former unified world heavyweight champion, 54, edged closer to a comeback fight against possibly Evander Holyfield or Shannon Briggs with an even faster exhibition of his ferocious style.
Boxing legend Mike Tyson looked fit and focused in his latest video – but aged 54 how much stamina would he have in a proper bout?
Head down and coming forward, Mike Tyson suggested his style will not change, even if the era has
Legend Tyson appears well above spar in the latest video clip he has released after 15 years out of the ring.
This time Iron Mike focuses on his famous, swaying, head-down movement as he pummels both a punchbag and a sparring partner.
Tyson has been planning a series of charity fights as he aims to show the modern generation why he should still be labelled the “Baddest Man on the Planet”.
DRIPPING WITH SWEAT
And although critics have questioned whether he could maintain his charging-bull energy of old, as highlighted in his new videos, he certainly looks increasingly sharp.
Drenched in sweat, Tyson appeared meaner and leaner, perhaps indicating he is serious about his return.
And having also hinted he wants to star in WWE, his intensive training keeps his options open as he ponders how far to take his comeback.
But the New Yorker, who opened a cannabis ranch in California last year, also has one eye on his life out of the ring even when back inside it.
In the caption to his latest sparring video he asks fans to head to his website to buy “official” training gear.
New Mike Tyson training video shows former champ soaked in sweat from brutal workout
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
