MIKE TYSON posed while smoking a dodgy-looking cigarette ahead of a massive Super Bowl tropical pool party in Tampa. Tyson was a guest at the WTR Pool and Grill club in Florida ahead of the NFL finale between Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The WTR is a 20,000 square foot indoor and outdoor […]
MIKE TYSON posed while smoking a dodgy-looking cigarette ahead of a massive Super Bowl tropical pool party in Tampa.
Tyson was a guest at the WTR Pool and Grill club in Florida ahead of the NFL finale between Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The WTR is a 20,000 square foot indoor and outdoor bayside and poolside venue, which had rap artists like Migos performing this year.
Heavyweight heavyweight legend Tyson – who has a cannabis empire with his business partner – was pictured kicking back and having a smoke.
Iron Mike, 54, is believed to earn around £500,000-per-month through his Tyson Ranch, built over 418-acres.
He offers premium marijuana strains, edibles and extracts alongside colleague Rob Hickman.
But he revealed he stopped taking cocaine and drinking alcohol after the success of his Hotboxin podcast, launched in 2017.
Despite taking time out party ahead of the American football curtain closer, Tyson is already training for his next fight.
Iron Mike made his ring return, 15 years after retiring, last November as he boxed to a draw over eight exhibitions rounds against Roy Jones Jr, 52.
And recent footage released showed the reformed Baddest Man on The Planet sparring for the second fight on his comeback trail.
It comes after SunSport revealed he is in talks for a trilogy with long-time rival Evander Holyfield.
It is understood the pair – with a combined age of 112 – are in negotiations to extend their rivalry with a third fight in Dubai.
The American legends went toe-to-toe twice, with Holyfield winning the thrilling November 1996 original with an 11th-round stoppage.
The rematch, seven months later, is one of the most infamous in history after Tyson was disqualified for biting off a chunk of the Real Deal’s ear.
