The wrath of the heavens had befallen those souls who were unfortunate enough to be punched by the iron-fisted Mike Tyson. On the other hand, Jackass cast member Steve-O is no stranger to getting hit. In an intriguing turn of events, Steve-O opened up about the time Tyson broke his nose.
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Steve-O was a guest at the ‘Hotboxin with Mike Tyson‘ podcast. Moreover, DJ Whoo Kidd joined Tyson as the co-host for the episode. In conversation, Kidd asked Steve-O how he healed from the multiple injuries he suffered over the years.
This was when Steve-O opened up about Tyson breaking his nose. Steve-O said, “I broke my nose twice. And, one time was on Mike Tyson’s fist.”
He further detailed the scenario prior to Tyson breaking his nose. He said, “Bam Margera broke my nose on the set of Jackass 3D. And, it healed all f*cked up. I waited two months to go to a nose doctor, and the guy was like, I can fix it but it’s been like two months. It’s healed that way.”
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However, Steve-O added that the doctor informed him he would have to re-break his nose to fix it. He was taken aback by the doctor’s statement. Surprisingly, Steve-O knew just the person for the job. Steve-O said, “At the Charlie Sheen roast, I talked Mike into letting me dive into his fist. And, we broke the f*ck outta my nose. Mike and I, and then some Kung Fu dude came and set it straight on the spot.”
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Meanwhile, Tyson assured him that his nose looks beautiful.
Mike Tyson and the art of the iron fist
Mike Tyson was a true iron-handed pugilistic marvel during his prime. As such, the champ has scored multiple spectacular KOs during his career.
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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – JULY 21: Mike Tyson and Don King celebrates after Tyson defeated Carl Williams for the WBA, WBC and IBF heavyweight tittles on July 21, 1989 at the Convention Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Tyson won the fight with a knock out in the first round. (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images)
Tyson proved he was truly a force to reckon with ever since he turned pro at 18. Unsurprisingly, many veterans shuddered at the very thought of facing a prime ‘Iron’ Mike in the ring.
We can say that his stellar performances truly earned him the name, “The Baddest Man on the Planet”. When his professional career ended in the year 2005, Tyson had an impressive record of 50-6-0 with a whopping 44 knockouts.
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