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Boxing historian Mike Tyson has seen the heights of success and failure that can shake any individual to the core. However, Tyson has been through all of it without putting down his head. Aged 55, the former world champion, still stands tall in the boxing world and has expanded himself even further to reign over the entertainment and business communities.

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While he had lost his wealth and stardom at one point in his career, Mike Tyson is back to making headlines and has regained everything in fashion. So, the American pugilist has a lot to share his experiences with the modern-day generation. That said, Mike Tyson has recently revealed the things that drive his life activities.

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‘Iron’ Mike was a chief guest in an event hosted by OSP, where he revealed a part of his personal life to thrill the audience over there.

Mike Tyson said, “No one knows what drives them. Some people are driven by money. Some people are driven by ego, some people are driven by the will to help other people”

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When asked about what his own driving force was, Tyson said,  “Helping people now.”

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In November 2020,  54-year-old Mike Tyson returned to the ropes in a stellar exhibition clash against Roy Jones Jr. in an eight rounds battle. The fight grabbed attention from all over the globe while two legends locked horns in an iconic affair.

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However, Tyson reportedly donated his entire paycheck for a charitable operation. The fight ended in a draw, but Tyson won hearts with his social welfare activities. Once known for his viciousness, Mike Tyson is now sending a different message in his post-retirement career from boxing.

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Tyson appears extremely humble now with almost no grudge or ill feelings towards anyone. That said, his HotBoxin podcast is one of the biggest talk shows in the world which seems to have put some prominent changes in the heavyweight legend’s personal traits.

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Tyson is now an entertainer and has written off all his rivalries from the past. He even invited his long-time rival, Evander Holyfield, in the maiden season of the show. Moreover, ‘Iron’ has also appeared in several AEW shows, keeping himself relevant to the modern-era combat fans.

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What do you make of Mike Tyson’s stellar career?

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