Thread: Mike Tyson to a be a commentator

TYSON ACCEPTS ARUM'S OFFER, READY TO BECOME IRON MIC!
By G. Leon

Moments ago former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world "Iron" Mike Tyson told Boxingtalk.com that he will gladly accept Top Rank's offer to make his commentating debut doing the international broadcast of the Hasim Rahman-Oleg Maskaev rematch. "It's a beautiful thing Greg, I just want to thank Mr. Arum for this opportunity to fulfill my desire of sharing my boxing knowledge with the the rest of the world." There will be much more to follow, including another exclusive interview with the biggest name in boxing as well as an interview with Bob Arum, the first promoter to put Tyson behind the Iron Mic! Stay tuned to our front page at all times!

The boxing world will be better off having Tyson involved in one way or another.

imagine if Tyson worked for Hbo what do you think would have happened if he had arguments with Larry like George and Roy used too

Larry Merchant and Mike Tyson would draw HUGE ratings and would be funny as hell

I hope this commentating gig could be a path to discipline and a structured life for tyson. and the funny thing about this is that Mike Tyson will be a better commentator than Lewis.

Originally Posted by BoomBoom

Larry Merchant and Mike Tyson would draw HUGE ratings and would be funny as hell

Yes it would be completely classic, imo.. And Tyson really does know boxing.. I doubt he would ever be hired on a permanent basis by HBO though, too much liability and he proably wouldn't be consistent..

Tyson has always had good knowledge of boxing and it's history. I think he'll do just fine. I can't see him doing worse than Lennox Lewis.

what if another commentator pisses off Mike Tyson?
haha, I'll eat your children alive bitch!

Tyson has always been a diligent historian and researcher of the sport and he also seems quite socialble so thus he should make a great commentator.

Originally Posted by tuckwopat

"Iron" Mike Tyson told Boxingtalk.com that he will gladly accept Top Rank's offer to make his commentating debut doing the international broadcast of the Hasim Rahman-Oleg Maskaev rematch

DAmmit now I have to Turn On the Subtittles

Originally Posted by tuckwopat

TYSON ACCEPTS ARUM'S OFFER, READY TO BECOME IRON MIC!
By G. Leon

Moments ago former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world "Iron" Mike Tyson told Boxingtalk.com that he will gladly accept Top Rank's offer to make his commentating debut doing the international broadcast of the Hasim Rahman-Oleg Maskaev rematch. "It's a beautiful thing Greg, I just want to thank Mr. Arum for this opportunity to fulfill my desire of sharing my boxing knowledge with the the rest of the world." There will be much more to follow, including another exclusive interview with the biggest name in boxing as well as an interview with Bob Arum, the first promoter to put Tyson behind the Iron Mic! Stay tuned to our front page at all times!

The boxing world will be better off having Tyson involved in one way or another.

This is not Tyson's commentating debut. He commentated the Simon Brown-Vincent Pettway fight, the one where Brown got KO'd and was throwing punches on his back.

Originally Posted by The_One77

what if another commentator pisses off Mike Tyson?
haha, I'll eat your children alive bitch!

No, maybe Tyson might get frustrated and reach over and bite the hell out of Larry Merchant or Jim Lampley or someone..

Otherwise, I can't wait to see him on tv. I think it's a good idea.

His knowledge is great, but I'm just worried he won't be able to get it across. I hope he does. I think he just gets nervous talking or something. If he's confident I think he'll do well.

Tyson knows his shit, but like others said, has trouble expressin himself. I think he will behave himself personally. Guy needs the money.

Didn't Lampley and Merchant talk absolute back-stabbing shit about Tyson when he lost to Lewis? I'd rather he worked for Showtime. At least they showed him 'some' loyalty unless these two gibbering idiots. Still, I await with anticipation.