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MOSCOW, RUSSIA NOVEMBER 28, 2017: American former professional boxer Mike Tyson at the Synergy Global Forum at Moscow’s Olimpiysky Arena. Valery Sharifulin/TASS (Photo by Valery SharifulinTASS via Getty Images)

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MOSCOW, RUSSIA NOVEMBER 28, 2017: American former professional boxer Mike Tyson at the Synergy Global Forum at Moscow’s Olimpiysky Arena. Valery Sharifulin/TASS (Photo by Valery SharifulinTASS via Getty Images)
The former two-time heavyweight champion, Mike Tyson, sent a wave of sadness through the boxing world when he mentioned that his ‘expiration date’ is inching closer.
In the latest episode of ‘Hotboxin’, The Baddest Man on Planet had a very interesting guest, Sean MacFarland, a certified therapist, who has specialization in chemical dependency, addiction, and trauma.
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The presence of an intellectual guest made the discussion deeper, more reasonable, and more emotional. While talking Tyson touched on several chapters of human psychology, one of them was mortality.
Boxing legend Mike Tyson says he will "die soon" on his podcast https://t.co/nec4FB2FmT pic.twitter.com/MEUms0x34f
— New York Post Sports (@nypostsports) July 20, 2022
The 56-year-old confessed, “We’re all going to die one day, of course. Then, when I look in the mirror and I see those little spots on my face, and I say, Wow. My expiration date is coming close. Really soon.”
Next, McFarland tried to make the atmosphere light. He added that he did not care about death, but his concern was not to die screaming.
Read more- “Sounds Like a Plea For Help”: Fans Left Worried as Mike Tyson Reveals He’s Dying “Really Soon”
As soon as Tyson‘s confession circulated on the social media platform, his eager fans began reacting to it.
What did Fans say about the expiration of Mike Tyson?
Tom Skinner, a Twitter user, wrote, “I agree. I wish we all could go talk to Mike and tell him we love him. We don’t want him going anywhere!”
I agree. I wish we all could go talk to Mike and tell him we love him. We don’t want him going anywhere!
— Tom Skinner (@goldensundk) July 21, 2022
Another fan labeled it as ‘hell of a tragedy’. He speculated on the effects of Tyson’s death in combat sports fans.
That would be a hell of a tragedy I can only imagine how the fight world would respond. Tyson is global too so it would touch the lives of many if Mike did pass on
— Jake (@PeakyourGander) July 22, 2022
Another fan predicted Tyson announced this because he has taken too many mushrooms.
He just ate a bit too much shrooms
— BrainTrauma (@tinasla3) July 21, 2022
Another fan claimed that it is because of paranoia, which is common among ex-fighters because they undergo head hitting for decades.
Paranoia is common among ex-fighters. Getting hit in the head for decades is no joke!
— Augustus Anecdotal Evidence Tyler IV (@BoxingCertified) July 21, 2022
Another fan took a very universal stand. According to him, death is the ultimate end and everyone has to face whether you are a fighter like Tyson or common folk.
It's coming for all of us. Sooner or later. Whether we are fighters or not. Haven't seen the clip but if that's all he said then that's pretty non-controversial to me.
— Mike Tarzan (@MosesRoccoMMA) July 21, 2022
Another fan appreciated Tyson for his savage attribute of reflecting thoughts but hopes that Tyson proves wrong on his latest confession.
Mike says deeply profound and disturbing stuff on the regular. I really admire how his mind works. I hope he’s wrong on this one though.
— Freezepop (@DrFreezepop) July 22, 2022
Another fan wrote that Tyson is mentioning this for 30 years.
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He’s been saying that for over 30 years
— 216 (@WegotNext12) July 21, 2022
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