Infamous Bite
Mike Tyson was fined £2.3 million for biting Evander Holyfield's ear during their 1997 rematch, leading to a 15-month ban from boxing.
Brilliant Recovery
After retiring, Tyson recouped the money by building a cannabis empire, selling products like vapes and edibles shaped like Holyfield's bitten ear.
Wife's Idea
Tyson credits his wife, Lakiha Spicer, for the genius idea to sculpt the edible in the shape of Holyfield's ear, despite his initial bitterness.
Profitable Friendship
Tyson and Holyfield continue to profit from their infamous "bite fight" almost three decades later, with Tyson preparing for a comeback fight against Jake Paul.
Controversial Comeback
Tyson, now 57, is training for a fight against Jake Paul, a YouTuber-turned-boxer, despite the 30-year age gap between them.
Training Sacrifices
As part of his training regime, Tyson has given up sex and smoking weed, emphasizing discipline and dedication to his comeback.
Paul's Vow
Paul, 27, expressed his admiration for Tyson but vowed to put friendship aside to secure a victory in what he calls the biggest fight of his career.