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Watch Mike Tyson rip off shirt to show ripped physique as he interrupts interview with NFL quarterback Russell Wilson


MIKE TYSON ripped off his shirt to reveal his rippling muscles during an interview with NFL star Russell Wilson.

Iron Mike, 54, whipped off his top and flexed his guns during a chat with Seattle Seahawks quarter-back Wilson to prove he was ready for his highly anticipated boxing comeback.

Mike Tyson flexed his guns after going topless

Iron Mike flashed a beaming smile as he was in confident mood

NRL star Russell Wilson had a chat with Tyson ahead of his comeback fight

Tyson will face Roy Jones Jr, 51, in an eight-round exhibition bout next weekend.

The Baddest Man on the Planet’s first fight in 15 years will be a bumper pay-per-view spectacle at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

But the scrap will NOT be for the WBC Front Line Battle Belt.

And Tyson was talking about dusting off his gloves with Wilson on his YouTube series ‘Danger Talk’.

Wilson asked Tyson: “So, tell me about these next two weeks, you ready to roll? You fired up? You gonna look like old Mike Tyson”

To which the fighting legend replied ‘Yeah man’ while tensing his bulging biceps.

Tyson added: “Look at this! Come on, man. Look at this. Come on, brother.

“I’m The Rock, I’m the Hulkster baby! I’m beautiful baby!”

But Tyson’s old rival Evander Holyfield has claimed he will gas out in his fight with Jones Jr.

Holyfield, 54, is back in training himself and fears that Tyson will NEVER grant him a trilogy fight after he twice beat him in the 1990s.

Tyson’s comeback has been slammed as ‘sad’ by Tyson Fury’s promoter Frank Warren who claimed the veteran fighters were ‘doing it for the money’.

Mike Tyson reveals Roy Jones Jr fight will not be a one-off and he wants to ‘box all over the world’


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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