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Time to get buzzed on the hot goss from Hollywood with Abby.

It's the bird show's entertainment buzz.

I've seen a lot of mixed opinions on this interview that Mike Tyson gave with teenage

reporter Jazzy.

I've seen some people think it's hilarious and dark and some people feel like he was being

a little bit of a deed to a young girl.

So, of course, Mike Tyson fought Jake Paul over the weekend.

Big fight, he took home $20 million just for getting in the ring.

And Jazzy, who once again is a 14-year-old reporter, asked him,

what do you want your legacy to be once your career is finally over?

And your return to the ring for this fight, you are setting a monumental opportunity for

kids my age to see the legend, Mike Tyson, in the ring for the first time.

So after such a successful career, what type of legacy would you like to leave behind when

it's all set and done?

Well, I don't know.

I don't believe in the word legacy.

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