In his previous bout against Jake Paul, health issues held Tyson back from performing at his best. Now feeling healthier than ever, Mike has opened up about his improved condition. "I didn't want to use it as an excuse, but I had some really serious health problems, although I'm fine now," he revealed in a conversation about his past performance.
Reflecting on his journey back to fitness, Mike expressed his eagerness to return to boxing. He mentioned, "I feel good right now. This is the best time I've felt. I can't wait to start getting in the ring. I learned from my last fight." His passion clearly remains undiminished despite previous setbacks.
Amer Abdallah, Tyson's manager, shared his admiration for the boxer's commitment. "I'm proud of a 58-year-old man who came in and did things that 20-year-olds couldn't do," Amer said in support of Tyson’s extraordinary efforts in training.
Looking forward, Tyson plans to face Mayweather soon while keeping an eye on a potential rematch with Paul afterward. As Tyson himself stated, "I hope that after this fight with Floyd, maybe we can have a rematch. Yes, I would be interested in that.” Determined as ever, he's preparing for what might be another chapter in a storied career.
For those curious about Tyson's team dynamics Amer Abdallah defends him against any speculation of hidden agreements affecting past performances or probable outcomes—it's always been all heart and hard work for Mike. As they move forward together towards new goals within the ring once more since Mike’s fight broke viewership records, fans eagerly await what’s next from Iron Mike: an inspiration reborn back where he belongs —the ring!