Mike Tyson

[Word Smith Sr]

Found something related to Mike Tyson ? Post it here !

I chanced upon this very very very very recent podcast interview. I'm sure u'll love it. Speaking of podcasts, i thought about creating a thread in which people could post the podcasts they listen to. Unfortunately, the ones i listen to ain't "pg13" so i guess i won't do it since some members are young. Anyway here's the Youtube info for this interview: Be sure to support Adam's podcast by going to his website and clicking the Amazon banner as that gives the podcast a kickback every time you buy something through his banner with no extra charge. Adam released this on his website in the store section for free.

Follow Adam @ http://twitter.com/adamcarolla

Follow Mike @ http://twitter.com/miketyson

Mike's Charity - http://miketysoncares.org/

 

[Agent M]

Re: Adam Carolla interviews Mike Tyson

Adam Carolla may have provided some nice spin but Jim Gray got the real Mike Tyson!:bugeyed

Mike's Charity - http://miketysoncares.org/

I think the "charity" is for himself!

Tyson earned a reported $300 million in his boxing career but somehow managed to wind up in 2003 with $27 million debt thanks to a lifestyle that reportedly demanded $400,000 a month to maintain.

http://xfinity.comcast.net/slideshow/entertainment-morebankruptcelebs/6/

 

[Word Smith Sr]

Re: Adam Carolla interviews Mike Tyson

^^^ Nah lol, this was Mike Tyson back then (referring to the interview you posted). I'm glad you liked the interview, thx for answering. Have you seen the documentary called "Tyson" ? Here's an extract:

Cus D'Amato talks about Tyson:

 

[Word Smith Sr]

Re: Adam Carolla interviews Mike Tyson

 

[Word Smith Sr]

Wow. I wish him luck, i hope he'll manage to stop using drugs forever.

 

[SoCav]

Tyson has done bad things, which should not be swept under the rug just because he was a legendary fighter (which I sometimes see people do). He will be the first to tell you that himself, actually. However, there is a lot more depth to him than the media caricature of a dumb, aggressive monster, would suggest. I am glad that, given the success of the Tyson documentary, more people got to see this. His story is, in many ways, a tragic one and I find myself rooting for him to straighten his life out.