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Mike Tyson wants to ‘go all out’ in next fight after holding back against Jones Jr and reveals gruelling fitness workout


MIKE TYSON says he wants to ‘go all out’ in his next fight after making his boxing comeback against Roy Jones Jr.

The two legends fought to a draw in an exhibition in December that was far from pleasing on the eye.

Mike Tyson wants to turn up the heat the next time he boxesCredit: Instagram @miketyson

But Tyson insisted it was always his plan to ‘go the distance’ with Jones Jr – and that next time won’t be the same.

Speaking with Dana White and ex-boxer Zab Judah on his Hotboxin’ podcast, Iron Mike said: “I felt better than I anticipated, I thought I would be a little more nervous than I was, but I was relaxed.

“I felt like ‘wow’ – I could do some more, I could punch more combinations, I could do this and do that.

“I said ‘wow, this is interesting’ and I want to do it again and I want to do it against someone I could go all out on.

“It made me interested in wanting to do it again

“I wanted to go the distance, I didn’t want to knock anybody out, that’s what people expected, but I wanted to go the distance.”

Tyson spoke immediately after the fight saying that he intends to carry on in exhibitions, even offering Jones Jr a rematch.

But his Florida opponent that night didn’t seem too keen.

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Tyson drew with Roy Jones Jr as he made his grand return to the sportCredit: AP:Associated Press

Evander Holyfield is in incredible shape as he chases a trilogy against TysonCredit: Instagram

In the podcast Tyson also revealed he was running six miles a day to prepare for his big boxing comeback.

And the 54-year-old is continuing with his vigorous training routine – with fight fans praying he gets the Evander Holyfield trilogy fight.

Holyfield has two pro victories against Tyson – including the ear-biting disqualification that shocked the sport in 1997.

The Real Deal has also been sharing his own training videos and has called for a deal to be thrashed out for the fight.

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Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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