Mayweather vs Mike Tyson is truly wild.
What an event for boxing and what an event for America and sport internationally too.
Two of the biggest names in boxing maybe of the last 30 years and Tyson since Muhammad Ali died is easily the most powerful man in world boxing — a hero with young people in the West and East.
A titan of a man who is crushing it with governments and large companies around the world.
Floyd Mayweather remains one of boxing’s great legends who retired with a perfect record of 50-0.
The fact the two didn’t get on or see eye to eye in the past makes this a great event to look forward to as well. Mostly they get on these days but that is there as well.
The main thing that will transcend the event for the sport other then their huge brands and names worldwide is the sheer size difference in the whole thing.
Boxing fans and sports fans and people that don’t usually even watch boxing and sport know of Mayweather and Tyson and will of course tune in to see what the heck is going on with it.
One is a heavyweight and the other is a welterweight.
Yes, advanced in years past their primes now but on Mayweather’s side he is still very capable of beating easily some of the best welterweights in the world.
The thought in many people’s minds will be what happens if Tyson lands a big punch even by accident on a smaller Mayweather.
Even though an exhibition.
That if one hit home that could scupper the big Pacman rematch in September in Mayweather’s return to professional boxing.
Here’s a look at how Mayweather and Tyson earned in their careers.
