Mike Tyson Shopping TV Series About His Weed Farm
Mike Tyson Shopping TV Series About His Weed Farm
Mike Tyson may be coming to the small screen. The boxing legend has proven time and time again that he’s a Jack of all trades, and this time two of his talents will join forces. Mike is reportedly shopping a new sitcom to networks called “Rolling With the Punches.”
The show will be a scripted series about Tyson’s California cannabis farm, Tyson Ranch. His co-star will be comedian Russell Peters, who was the first comedian to star in his own Netflix stand-up special. Russell will play the role of Mike’s “useless best friend.” Mike Tyson explained the premise of “Rolling With the Punches”.
“It’s simple. I’m playing a retired boxer who is growing marijuana. It’s basically me acting like me, so people can get a look at what my life could be like in different scenarios.”
This isn’t Tyson’s first time flexing his acting chops. He starred in his own one-man show, both on Broadway and in Las Vegas, called, “Undisputed.” In this play, he acted out notable aspects of his life from his perspective – which was met with rave reviews.
Would you tune in to “Rolling With the Punches?”
Written by Miata Shanay


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