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In the spring of 2020, a 25-second video on Instagram started to go viral. Mike Tyson was

putting in work at a California training session. At 53, Mike looked like he still had it.

Tyson training wasn't the big secret. It was how the video ended. His final two words

that almost got drowned out by the noise in the gym. I'm back. Folks were shook. Mike

Tyson is making a return to the ring. The former undisputed heavyweight champ announced

his comeback this morning on social media.

I mean, it was jaw-dropping. But then I was like, hold up. Something about this feels off.

That's all acknowledged the green colored elephant in the room. Tyson made hundreds of

millions of dollars back in the 80s and 90s. Money that should have been more than enough

to support Mike and whatever future generations of Tyson's came after him. After that video

dropped, Mike got an offer to jump back in the ring in his 50s to fight an exhibition

against Roy Jones Jr. I'm going to assume the million bucks he stood to earn was a big

part of his decision making. Like flashback to Mike's last professional fight in 2005.

When Mike gave up in the sixth round, a stunned proud here at the MCI Center in Washington,

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