‘Iron’ Mike was scheduled to fight ‘The Problem Child’ earlier this year in June, but after suffering an ulcer during a flight, the 58-year-old was forced to withdraw from the fight, causing the bout to be rescheduled. .

Mike Tyson breaks the boxing pad in half as he shows off devastating power

The ulcer flare-up wasn’t the only worrying health news Tyson has shared with fans as he prepares for his comeback fight.

The heavyweight boxing legend caused further concern among fans when he stated that he struggles to walk after training. However, fans have become more confident recently following the release of training footage.

Although Tyson has tried to keep his training footage away from social media as much as possible, Most Valuable Promotion recently uploaded a video to their YouTube channel, which gave fans a taste of Tyson’s fight camp.

At the end of the nine-minute video, ‘Iron’ Mike’s coach, Rafael Cordeiro, showed the camera a boxing pad that Tyson had smashed in half due to his supernatural strength.

“Broken. Broke. Can you imagine Jake’s face? If you make this, this is a really good device. I couldn’t take the blow, Mike’s blow. Can you imagine that child? Wow!” Cordeiro said.

Mike Tyson sends sparring partner through the ropes

During the video, Tyson can be seen doing a lot of strength and conditioning work with his small team of trainers, as well as sparring for several rounds.

The 58-year-old was recently visited by Muhammad Ali’s legendary manager Gene Kilroy. Kilroy had known Tyson since he was 13 years old and was relieved at how physically strong Tyson looks, claiming this is the best he has ever seen him.

In the video on MVP’s YouTube channel, the undisputed heavyweight champion sends his sparring partner through the ropes after landing a hellish-looking left hook, marking the end of their sparring session.

‘You break him, unpredictably. Exactly Mieke! Nice, roll Mike! It’s a beautiful game. Complete, there is nothing to say. You are complete,” Cordeiro told Tyson after his sparring.

The highly controversial professional fight will take place on November 15 from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and will be broadcast live on Netflix.

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