Mike Tyson Throws Water On Don King [VIDEO]
Mike Tyson Throws Water On Don King
After all these years, Mike Tyson is still livid with Don King. And over the weekend, the retired boxing champ demonstrated that he still has issues with the boxing promoter. While the pair attended the Boxing Hall Of Fame Induction Weekend in Canastota, NY, Tyson threw a cup of water at King. The incident happened while they were on stage.
See the clip.
Afterward, Tyson explained his motivation behind the water throwing incident stating,
He talked in there like he was my friend and that was just bull crap. He really did me in.
He later admitted that he was being immature and shouldn’t have done it.
The pair fell out over how King handled some of Tyson’s deals. In 1998, Tyson filed a $100 million lawsuit against him, alleging he had been cheated out of millions of dollars. He detailed their relationship in his memoir, Undisputed Truth.
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