So, guys, Derek, moreplacemorenights.com.

Today we're going to be talking about the upcoming Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr., highly anticipated

fight and the drug testing surrounding it.

So obviously if you've been following Mike from way back in the day, you know, there's a lot of

controversies surrounding his physique surrounding his, you know, there's a lot of controversy surrounding his physique, surrounding his,

um, you know, potential deployment of certain performance-lancing drugs. You know, there's no

concrete proof he did or didn't do anything, but there's a lot of, uh, there's a lot of rumors going

around, um, especially being resurfaced now based on, um, what's coming up. And this guy's physique, notably, like first of all,

he's a genetic phenom, so you have to give him that off the bat. But earlier in the air,

there was some hype around his body transformation. This is before this boxing match was getting

a lot of press. His physique was getting a lot of press.

There was a article in the sun.

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Very clever use of wording there.

Fucking good pun, buddy.

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Mike Tyson reveals dramatic two-year body transformation to become ripped machine at 53 with fans in shock of specimen so this was in May

Mike Tyson was labeled a specimen after dramatically transforming his body in just

two years ahead of his sensational boxing return the 53 year old has been doing the

rounds to prepare to fight again after announcing plans to box an exhibition

belts for charity so So this is 2018.

You know, out of shape. But even if you're on something, if you're on TRT or whatever, you can

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