Are health risks for Mike Tyson in Floyd Mayweather exhibition possible? Could be. Let’s take a look.
The big Mayweather vs Tyson exhibition is next month in Africa with all formal details and so on available very soon on the bout.
Some are available already but basically it will be an exhibition in the Congo next month.
A meeting of titans in boxing between two juggernauts in boxing, sport and in America.
Going into it next month a lot of the talk is about the 49-year-old Mayweather actually returning to professional boxing in September in a huge Netflix super fight rematch with Pacman.
You’d forget though that before that Mayweather who is still as sharp as most 29 year old welterweight world champions could easily do damage to a Mike Tyson now over 60.
If he were to land some sharp combinations to the body and ribs of the older Tyson then sure, he could crack them.
Tyson has been in training recently is very strong again physically.
He is actually maybe stronger now then when he was against Jake Paul in a real heavyweight professional boxing match not long ago on Netflix.
For that reason and it being an exhibition we don’t think there will be health risks for Tyson in this with Mayweather.
Tyson still has that punching power and if he were to let a wild bomb go on Mayweather that landed, it is actually Mayweather who is harms way.
This is an exhibition at the end of the day — we don’t think there is health risks for Tyson.
Even at this advanced age and stage of his life.
Ahead of the big fight next month don’t forget to check out our Mayweather vs Tyson career earnings case study.
