Mike Tyson gave a humble response when hearing Deontay Wilderās claim that he would ākick the hellā out of him.
Back in 2018 when Deontay Wilder was the WBC king he was asked by TMZ if he would stand a chance against āIron Mikeā and in typical fashion he responded without any doubt, āYesā and then he went on to claim that he fears no heavyweight, past or present.
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āMe vs Tyson in ā86, Iād kick the hell outta that guyā, claimed Wilder.
āListen, Iāve got to keep it real. I know people always go back to the old school or look at the new school and thereās no school where Iām not No 1 on Earth.ā
Two years later and Tyson responded to the āBronze Bomberāsā claim.
Speaking to TNT Sports, Tyson said: āI donāt know (whether Iād beat him). I love the fact that he thinks that, because thatās the way I would think as well.
āHeās supposed to think that way, he is the heavyweight champion of the world and thatās something very special.ā
"I love the fact that he thinks that way because that's what I would say as well!" š@MikeTyson was as humble as they come when asked what he thought of Wilder saying he would beat him š pic.twitter.com/lwuR78jjtr
ā Boxing on TNT Sports (@boxingontnt) May 2, 2020
Recently Wilder was defeated by Joseph Parker after a lacklustre display in Saudi Arabia and at 38-years-of-age itās a long road back to the summit of the heavyweight division.
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