August 24, 2025 • 3 mins
Mike Tyson BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Mike Tyson has been busier than ever, wading into headlines and making fresh waves across sports, entertainment, and business. Just days ago, Tyson gave his blunt verdict on Jake Paul’s punching power in a revealing interview with FOX Sports. Reflecting on their November 2024 bout where he lost by unanimous decision, the heavyweight legend admitted that he doesn’t have a vivid memory of Paul’s punches but his body told a different story Jake hits hard and after their fight Tyson said his chest and stomach were left sore for days. The comment made news as Jake Paul’s next fight against Gervonta Davis at State Farm Arena in Atlanta was announced a clash that’s drawn critique due to the size difference with Davis. Tyson’s comments landed him right back into the thick of the boxing discourse according to Seconds Out and FOX Sports.
Outside the ring Tyson continues to let his presence be felt at major fan events. Earlier this month he was at the Monroeville Convention and Events Center in Pennsylvania on August 10 then appeared at the Frank and Son Collectible Show in California on August 16. Just yesterday he was featured at Fan Expo Toronto a packed meet-and-greet with diehard fans. Next on his agenda is the Big Event Exs Entertainment and Sports Expo coming up in mid-November as listed on his official site.
Social media remains a major platform for Tyson’s public life. With 33.4 million Instagram followers according to HypeAuditor, Tyson’s engagement rate reflects a steady interest alongside sponsored posts and branded content. In June he pulled in estimated Instagram earnings between $60,156 and $82,414, slightly down from previous months but still formidable. Instagram and Twitter have also been abuzz with rumors about Tyson joining Bigg Boss 19 the popular reality show in India, with outlets like the Deccan Chronicle fanning speculation that negotiations are underway for a guest or wild card appearance. As of now, these are still unconfirmed, but the anticipation is palpable among his international fanbase.
Businesswise, The Street reports that Tyson’s cannabis empire continues to flourish, with TYSON 2.0 products and his legendary cannabis resort maintaining high visibility. He remains active with his Mike Tyson podcast which has 3.8 million YouTube subscribers and 428 million total video views. Meanwhile, Tyson’s philanthropic work shone last week at the We2Matter Gala where his family supported women’s reentry and empowerment efforts clarifying that the Tyson Foundation continues to invest in making a social impact.
Tyson’s colorful past is never far behind, but this week’s headlines prove that Iron Mike’s influence endures, echoing everywhere from the fight game to global pop culture and even reality television.
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Mike Tyson has been busier than ever, wading into headlines and making fresh waves across sports, entertainment, and business. Just days ago, Tyson gave his blunt verdict on Jake Paul’s punching power in a revealing interview with FOX Sports. Reflecting on their November 2024 bout where he lost by unanimous decision, the heavyweight legend admitted that he doesn’t have a vivid memory of Paul’s punches but his body told a different story Jake hits hard and after their fight Tyson said his chest and stomach were left sore for days. The comment made news as Jake Paul’s next fight against Gervonta Davis at State Farm Arena in Atlanta was announced a clash that’s drawn critique due to the size difference with Davis. Tyson’s comments landed him right back into the thick of the boxing discourse according to Seconds Out and FOX Sports.
Outside the ring Tyson continues to let his presence be felt at major fan events. Earlier this month he was at the Monroeville Convention and Events Center in Pennsylvania on August 10 then appeared at the Frank and Son Collectible Show in California on August 16. Just yesterday he was featured at Fan Expo Toronto a packed meet-and-greet with diehard fans. Next on his agenda is the Big Event Exs Entertainment and Sports Expo coming up in mid-November as listed on his official site.
Social media remains a major platform for Tyson’s public life. With 33.4 million Instagram followers according to HypeAuditor, Tyson’s engagement rate reflects a steady interest alongside sponsored posts and branded content. In June he pulled in estimated Instagram earnings between $60,156 and $82,414, slightly down from previous months but still formidable. Instagram and Twitter have also been abuzz with rumors about Tyson joining Bigg Boss 19 the popular reality show in India, with outlets like the Deccan Chronicle fanning speculation that negotiations are underway for a guest or wild card appearance. As of now, these are still unconfirmed, but the anticipation is palpable among his international fanbase.
Businesswise, The Street reports that Tyson’s cannabis empire continues to flourish, with TYSON 2.0 products and his legendary cannabis resort maintaining high visibility. He remains active with his Mike Tyson podcast which has 3.8 million YouTube subscribers and 428 million total video views. Meanwhile, Tyson’s philanthropic work shone last week at the We2Matter Gala where his family supported women’s reentry and empowerment efforts clarifying that the Tyson Foundation continues to invest in making a social impact.
Tyson’s colorful past is never far behind, but this week’s headlines prove that Iron Mike’s influence endures, echoing everywhere from the fight game to global pop culture and even reality television.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Mike Tyson has been busier than ever, wading into headlines
and making fresh waves across sports, entertainment and business. Just
days ago, Tyson gave his blunt verdict on Jake Paul's
punching power in a revealing interview with Fox Sports. Reflecting
on their November twenty twenty four bout where he lost
by unanimous decision, the heavyweight legend admitted that he doesn't
(00:22):
have a vivid memory of Paul's punches, but his body
told a different story. Jake hits hard, and after their fight,
Tyson said his chest and stomach were left sore for days.
The comment made news as Jake Paul's next fight against
Gravanta Davis at State Farm Arina in Atlanta was announced,
a clash that's drawn critique due to the size difference
(00:44):
with Davis. Tyson's comments landed him right back into the
thick of the boxing discourse, according to Seconds Out and
Fox Sports. Outside the ring, Tyson continues to let his
presence be felt at major fan events. Earlier this month,
he was at the Monroval Convention and Events Centre in
Pennsylvania on August tenth, then appeared at the Frank and
(01:05):
Sun collectible show in California on August sixteenth. Just yesterday,
he was featured at fan ex Bo Toronto, a pact
meet and greet with die hard fans. Next on his
agenda is the Big Event ex Ex Entertainment and Sports Expo,
coming up in mid November, as listed on his official site.
Social media remains a major platform for Tyson's public life,
(01:28):
with thirty three point four million Instagram followers. According to
Hype auditor, Tyson's engagement rate reflects a steady interest alongside
sponsored posts and branded content. In June, he pulled in
estimated Instagram earnings between sixty thousand, one hundred fifty six
dollars and eighty two thousand, four hundred fourteen dollars, slightly
(01:49):
down from previous months, but still formidable. Instagram and Twitter
have also been a buzz with rumors about Tyson joining
Big Boss nineteen, the popular reality show in India, with
outlets like The Deck and Chronicle fanning speculation that negotiations
are under way for a guest or wild card appearance.
As of now, these are still unconfirmed, but the anticipation
(02:11):
is palpable among his international fan base. Business Wise the
Street reports that Tyson's cannabis empire continues to flourish, with
Tyson two point zero products and his legendary cannabis resort
maintaining high visibility. He remains active with his Mike Tyson podcast,
which has three point eight million YouTube subscribers and four
hundred twenty eight million total video views. Meanwhile, Tyson's philanthropic
(02:36):
work shawn last week at the Wei Toi Matter Gala,
where his family supported women's re entry and empowerment efforts,
clarifying that the Tyson Foundation continues to invest in making
a social impact. Tyson's colorful past is never far behind,
but this week's headlines prove that Iron Mike's influence indoors,
echoing everywhere from the fight game to global pop culture
(02:57):
and even reality television. And that is it for to day.
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
an update on Mike Tyson. Thanks for listening. This has
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Mike Tyson has been busier than ever, wading into headlines
and making fresh waves across sports, entertainment and business. Just
days ago, Tyson gave his blunt verdict on Jake Paul's
punching power in a revealing interview with Fox Sports. Reflecting
on their November twenty twenty four bout where he lost
by unanimous decision, the heavyweight legend admitted that he doesn't
(00:22):
have a vivid memory of Paul's punches, but his body
told a different story. Jake hits hard, and after their fight,
Tyson said his chest and stomach were left sore for days.
The comment made news as Jake Paul's next fight against
Gravanta Davis at State Farm Arina in Atlanta was announced,
a clash that's drawn critique due to the size difference
(00:44):
with Davis. Tyson's comments landed him right back into the
thick of the boxing discourse, according to Seconds Out and
Fox Sports. Outside the ring, Tyson continues to let his
presence be felt at major fan events. Earlier this month,
he was at the Monroval Convention and Events Centre in
Pennsylvania on August tenth, then appeared at the Frank and
(01:05):
Sun collectible show in California on August sixteenth. Just yesterday,
he was featured at fan ex Bo Toronto, a pact
meet and greet with die hard fans. Next on his
agenda is the Big Event ex Ex Entertainment and Sports Expo,
coming up in mid November, as listed on his official site.
Social media remains a major platform for Tyson's public life,
(01:28):
with thirty three point four million Instagram followers. According to
Hype auditor, Tyson's engagement rate reflects a steady interest alongside
sponsored posts and branded content. In June, he pulled in
estimated Instagram earnings between sixty thousand, one hundred fifty six
dollars and eighty two thousand, four hundred fourteen dollars, slightly
(01:49):
down from previous months, but still formidable. Instagram and Twitter
have also been a buzz with rumors about Tyson joining
Big Boss nineteen, the popular reality show in India, with
outlets like The Deck and Chronicle fanning speculation that negotiations
are under way for a guest or wild card appearance.
As of now, these are still unconfirmed, but the anticipation
(02:11):
is palpable among his international fan base. Business Wise the
Street reports that Tyson's cannabis empire continues to flourish, with
Tyson two point zero products and his legendary cannabis resort
maintaining high visibility. He remains active with his Mike Tyson podcast,
which has three point eight million YouTube subscribers and four
hundred twenty eight million total video views. Meanwhile, Tyson's philanthropic
(02:36):
work shawn last week at the Wei Toi Matter Gala,
where his family supported women's re entry and empowerment efforts,
clarifying that the Tyson Foundation continues to invest in making
a social impact. Tyson's colorful past is never far behind,
but this week's headlines prove that Iron Mike's influence indoors,
echoing everywhere from the fight game to global pop culture
(02:57):
and even reality television. And that is it for to day.
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
an update on Mike Tyson. Thanks for listening. This has
been a quiet Please production. For more check out Quiet
Please dot ai or search the term biosnap wherever you
listen
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