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“Mike Tyson Is Starting to Look Terrifying Again”: Fans React as Boxing Legend Crashes Ryan Garcia’s Dressing Room Serenaded by Classical Musicians

Published 04/20/2024, 11:11 PM EDT

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A meet between a former heavyweight champion, whose one stare was enough to send chills down the spines of the hardest of boxers, and a young superstar of boxing is a feast for the eyes. But what if music is added to the narrative? A scary, intimidating piece should work in such scenarios. But no, instead, harmonious classical harmony greeted viewers as they watched ‘Iron’ Mike Tyson walk into Ryan Garcia‘s dressing room before the fight with Devin Haney.

Laughing mirthfully, Happy Punch shared a post through its official X/Twitter handle. It featured the youngest heavyweight champion ever, accompanied by acquaintances, entering the allocated space for Garcia. As he hugged a bare-chested ‘KingRy’, a quartet could be seen in the background playing sweet harmonies. Perhaps they were just waiting for such a moment. Many jumped in to comment, pouring their hearts out while watching a legendary boxer meet a young boxer.

Happy Punch’s tweet read, “The live classical music behind Ryan Garcia and Mike Tyson is a great touch.” Although ‘Iron’ Mike extended his hand, it ended up in a hug, and he embraced Ryan Garcia. “Good brother…..you’ve been eating bricks,” said the former heavyweight champion. “Yes, I’m gonna eat him today,” replied Garcia.

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Then Tyson stepped back to leave, saying, “Beautiful brother. Garcia, visibly happy at the surprise visit, said, “I love you, Mike….I’m going to your fight.” When Tyson said that he would be very happy to see him at the venue, ‘KingRy’ expressed his love and respect for the boxing great, “Hey, I’m with you in everything. Remember that always. In spirit, I got you. I love you, Mike.

Legendary Ensemble: Mike Tyson and Ryan Garcia

Given the magnitude of today’s fight and the prevailing tension, moments like these certainly introduce a rejuvenating element. No wonder so many fans and followers took to their keyboards and shared what they felt.

This user seems to have been swooned over by the quartet’s music. Combined with Mike Tyson’s entry and meeting Ryan Garcia, it makes for quite an entertaining conversation, the user believes.

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Echoing almost similar thoughts, this follower mentioned the telltale signs of a ‘bada** boxing match’. According to them, nothing beats the sight of ‘Iron’ Mike and Ryan Garcia getting ready to rumble, all while serenading classical music plays in the background.

Thrilled to see the boxing great, this follower stated that Mike Tyson, who will fight Jake Paul in July, exuded a sense of dread again.

This fan seems positive that ‘KingRy’ might have that extra charge of inspiration that might see him through this tough match.

This user simply lauded Mike Tyson and Ryan Garcia’s double act.

Then this follower seems to claim that Ryan Garcia could be boxing’s greatest entertainer of all time!

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Ryan Garcia will be facing another big test of his professional career in some time. Hence, during such nerve-wracking times, encouragement or even a mere expression of admiration from someone who has been there goes a long way toward keeping the motivation level high.

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The friendship between Ryan Garcia and Mike Tyson goes a long way. Last year, before the Oscar Duarte fight, Mike Tyson visited Ryan Garcia to boost his morale. The young boxer, who looks up to the boxing great, later thanked him profusely. “Always enjoy hanging with the people’s champ,” read Garcia’s post on Instagram.

What’s your take on the reactions? Please share your views with us in the comments below.

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Jaideep R Unnithan

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Jaideep Unnithan is a senior boxing author at EssentiallySports. Inching towards the milestone of over 2000 articles, he has been a chronicler of day-to-day developments happening inside and outside of the squared circle. Having a keen eye on the punches traded inside the ring, he has written opinion pieces on the fighting styles of Floyd Mayweather Jr, David Benavidez, and Terence Crawford.
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