Mike Tyson open to a charity match with Anthony Joshua
- Mike Tyson open to featuring in a charity clash with Anthony Joshua
- Tyson is set to make a return to the ring in an exhibition fight against Roy Jones Jr
- Mental Health and Psychosocial considerations during the COVID-19 pandemic
Mike Tyson is open to a charity match with Anthony Joshua.
The legendary boxer says he would be open to a charity boxing clash with Anthony Joshua.
The American boxing legend is due to face Roy Jones Jr in his return to the ring on November 28, although the coronavirus pandemic may yet hamper those plans.
Speaking to iFL TV, the former undisputed heavyweight boxing champion said:
‘I would love to do that. That would be mind-blowing.’
‘If doing that means we can have bigger charity exponents, well be it, I’m down to do that too.
It’s entertainment, it’s just for charity – it’s for a good cause, but we’re giving our best.’
The 54-year-old last fought professionally 15 years ago and no reputable governing body would sanction a competitive fight between him and AJ, although a glorified light sparring contest could be agreed to.
