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Mike Tyson has been dominating headlines yet again in a way only the Baddest Man on the Planet can. The noise started with Tyson’s recent fight against Jake Paul at AT&T Stadium in Texas late in 2024, a spectacle that ended in Tyson losing by unanimous decision after eight hard rounds. Far from crushed, Tyson told beIN Sports that defeat offered him the most important lesson—living in the present and savoring the moment. But for fans craving another Tyson spectacle, their patience will be rewarded. According to CSI Sports and AOL, Tyson and Floyd Mayweather have struck a deal for a Spring 2026 exhibition, set to stream globally and not surprisingly expected to be another massive payday for both. The Mayweather matchup means Tyson’s retirement is on hold and his fighting legacy continues to get new chapters.

In the meantime, business is still booming for the ex-champ. Spreaker reports that industry insiders see Tyson's $20 million comeback purse and his ongoing deals, notably with sports betting and cannabis start-ups like BoltBetz, as proof he has successfully reinvented himself in the world of celebrity entrepreneurship. With a brand that bridges past glory and modern hustle, Tyson’s savvy has kept him at the center of fight conversations and pop culture. Recent interviews, including a notable chat with Hard Rock Bet, have seen Tyson explain why he never tried his hand at MMA: the purse was never big enough, plain and simple. Tyson claimed that not even the five biggest UFC stars combined could match his old boxing paydays. This is a pointed reminder of his status as one of the sport’s true financial superstars, with his eight-fight, $27 million HBO deal in the Eighties being worth nearly $80 million in today’s dollars.

Public appearances are back in the spotlight. Tyson is the center of the December 2025 'An Experience With' gala in Dublin, Ireland, a black-tie dinner and conversation event celebrating his wild journey in and out of the ring, complete with live interviews, exclusive memorabilia, and Tyson’s signature explosive stage presence. This event promises a rare look behind the legend.

On social media, Tyson’s name powered viral debates about his prime, especially after he confessed in a ThisIs50 interview that the only fighter he believes could have beaten him at his best was Muhammad Ali, showering Ali with admiration and upping his enduring status as boxing’s most honest icon.

What’s clear is Tyson’s unique power to remain relevant—inside the ring, in big business, and on every screen, feeding public curiosity that shows no sign of fading.

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