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In this VladTV sit-down, DJ Vlad appears on camera for a wide-ranging interview with Mike Tyson that moves from boxing history to a tense exchange over Tyson’s relationships with figures from his past. Tyson reflects on reports of earning $300 million, bankruptcy, survivor’s remorse, and giving away luxury cars, while Ed Lover’s legendary Bentley story resurfaces. The conversation also covers Larry Holmes, Don King’s cash offers, Rocky Marciano, Joe Frazier, Evander Holyfield, Buster Douglas, and the Don King lawsuit.

Tyson opens up about fame, self-hate, media scrutiny, Tupac’s publicity mindset, TK Kirkland, his wife’s influence, Mike Tyson’s Mysteries, Broadway, podcasts, Queens, New York, Vegas, Jersey, and Macau. Vlad also asks about Zip, Puffy, and Southside Crips connections, prompting one of the interview’s sharpest moments.

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  1. 1
    @QuoshinnaMack-r5j

    I really wanted it to go left from a street standpoint but not a legal standpoint and I know that’s exactly what will happen 😂

  2. 2
    @austinandre48

    You can hear it in Mike’s voice, a man that had it all, lost himself at some point then rebranded into the man he wants to be not the man that the media or stardom forced on him.

  3. 4
    @rossray91

    I usually don’t comment but this was a horrible interview. Instead of speaking to an aging legend about his story and accomplishments, Vlad only asks about controversial things and money which all depict Mike in a negative light. This is why Vlad is the Feds

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