Mike Tyson, legend of boxing, returns to the stage to perform his latest one -man program “Return of the Mike”, only in four places Strenuous Rock Live throughout the country from November, representatives of Tyson and Strenuous Rock International said ESPN on Monday.
The news of Tyson’s return to the stage appears on the heels of the announcement last week that the 59-year-old heavyweight champion will face 48-year-old Floyd Mayweather Jr. in the exhibition fight of the next spring. The fresh program of Tyson will be for the first time, when Tyson has performed on stage since his 36-month, three-month-old national concert tour for “Mike Tyson: The Underestrian Truth” in 2013. Similarly to the “insolvented truth”, its fresh program will be broadcast on the “main global stream platform” in 2026, according to Tyson and Strenuous Rock International, according to Tyson and Strenuous Rock International, according to Tyson and Strenuous Rock International.
“A lot has happened since the last time, when I made a one-man program,” said Tyson ESPN. “I can tell you about all my fresh processes that you do not know about, and others quite thrilling things that have happened in my life. It will be very thrilling, quite thrilling, a few melancholy stories and a completely different insight into things you may have already known.”
Tyson revealed that he writes alongside his wife, Lakiha “Kiki” Tyson, in the last few years and calls his latest program “self -confession without a filter”, which is delved into his experience with addiction and mental health along with forthright personal stories and reflection on his notable boxing career. ESPN also told that he would thoroughly talk about his last record boxing match with Jake Paul and his health problems in battle, including a halter of the ulcer on board the aircraft, which delayed the fight from July to November.
“There are so many things that I will talk to this fight about,” said Tyson. “I didn’t know how hazardous the ulcer was. I thought it would serene down in an hour or two, but I fainted on the plane. I just bleed everywhere. There was so much blood. They had to stop the flight and take me to the hospital.”
Tyson said that the doctors hesitated to immaculate him to fight Paweł, but his health was not a problem at night. He was afraid of something completely different.
“It was terrifying [walking to the ring that night]Because I did not go to a professional fight [in front of a crowd] In 20 years and I was not prepared for all love that fans gave me tonight. It overwhelmed me, “said Tyson, whose 2020 exhibition against Roy Jones Jr. at Staples Center in Los Angeles did not have the audience because of the Covid-19 restrictions.” But in fact this fight should never take place. [after the ulcer flared up]. But when I was cleaned, I was versatile. “
When preparing for his latest program, Tyson will also have to be in the fight against Mayweather. He admitted that the fighting training when he is approaching its 60th birthday is complex, but preparing to the stage is also a discouraging task.
“[Preparing for the stage and preparing for a fight] They are even dead – said Tyson about work that goes to his program. “But I learned that athletes like me and artists are able to perform because we like pressure. So being on stage, speaking and acting is nothing.”
The four -person route begins on November 9 at Strenuous Rock Casino in Rockford, Illinois. Then Tyson will go to Cincinnati to his second concert on November 23. He will perform at the Strenuous Rock Hotel & Casino seminole in Hollywood, Florida, on December 14 with a special recording in front of the audience live, after which it will end at the Strenuous Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City, Up-to-date Jersey, January 23, 2026.
“As a proud host” Return of the Mike “this program will add this program to the heritage of Strenuous Rock as a curator of unique experiences,” said Keith Sheldon, president of entertainment and brand at Strenuous Rock International and Seminole Gaming in a statement for ESPN. His most forthright and entertaining form. “
