When Is Mike Tyson’s Next Fight?

Former IBF, WBA, and WBC heavyweight world champion Mike Tyson is returning to the ring after 19 years from retirement. He last fought in June 2005 against Kevin McBride, where he lost via sixth-round retirement. Tyson was known for his incredible knockout power, which made him a constant favorite in boxing odds during his prime.

He was winning the fight on the judges’ scorecards before retiring mid-fight. Tyson’s coming off a unanimous decision loss to Jake Paul in his previous fight. Will we ever see him compete in the ring again?

When Is Mike Tyson’s Next Fight?

Tyson declared that he might fight again after losing to Paul, saying that his brother, Logan, could be his next opponent inside the ring.

Before this match with “The Problem Child,” “Iron Mike” fought Roy Jones Jr. in an exhibition match in November 2020, which ended in a draw.

Mike Tyson Boxing Record and Titles

• Boxing record: 50-6
• Wins by TKO/KO: 44
• Wins by decision: 6
• Number of world titles won: 3
• World titles won: IBF Heavyweight title, WBC Heavyweight title, and WBA Heavyweight title
• Number of title defenses: 10

Mike Tyson Notable Wins

Tyson’s most notable wins were against Bruce Seldon, Frank Bruno, Michael Spinks, Tony Tubbs, Larry Holmes, James Smith, Pinklon Thomas, Alfonzo Ratliff, and Tony Tucker.

Mike Tyson Boxing Earnings

Tyson’s estimated boxing earnings were over $440 million, including his fight pay, pay-per-view shares, sponsorships, and brand deals.

Mike Tyson Trainer, Coach, and Cornermen

Throughout Tyson’s career, he was coached and trained by nine different coaches: Cus D’Amato, Kevin Rooney, Aaron Snowell, Richie Giachetti, Jay Bright, Tommy Brooks, Ronnie Shields, Freddie Roach, and Jeff Fenech.