“I remember I’m nobody…” Boxing legend Mike Tyson’s eye-opening quote left political commentator Tucker Carlson pondering for weeks
Tucker Carlson reveals Mike Tyson's advice about dealing with hate and criticism that he received during an interview with the legendary boxer
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Boxing legend Mike Tyson was one of the most legendary athletes of the sport. During his prime, however, Tyson was one of the most feared fighters both inside and outside the ring. He was known for his scary demeanor and massive size. However, since his retirement, Tyson has become a very peaceful person and shares his knowledge and experiences of life with many people. Political commentator Tucker Carlson recently spoke about Tyson and his knowledge.
Carlson reminisced about his interview with Tyson and spoke about how he was impressed with his knowledge. He spoke about how he was shocked by Tyson being a marvelously good person. Carlson asked Tyson about how he deals with people that are not nice to him. Tyson said, “When I feel like I am somebody I get really offended by it. But then I remember that I am nobody. It’s okay”.
Tucker Carlson says that Tyson’s words left him thinking for weeks about his own life. He says that Tyson was one of the most sincere people he met. Carlson went on to say that Tyson’s mindset is “exactly right” and he wants to apply it in his life too. However, Tyson’s early life was not the easiest he was a victim of bullying who got into boxing due to a bully killing his pigeon.
Tyson has always said that his best fights were the ones that he lost. He believes that his losses taught him a lesson that no one else ever could. There is no doubt that Tyson has had one of the toughest introductions to fame. However, Tyson has always overcome challenges and has gotten the best out of them.
Mike Tyson speaks on his relationship with Donald Trump
Tyson has had a very good friendship with former American President Donald Trump since his early career. The two personalities have had a very good understanding between them since Trump first promoted Tyson’s fight against Michael Spinks in 1988.
Tyson has always spoken highly of Trump and has said that he will never bad-mouth him. He revealed that he was supported by Trump when he was accused of rape in the past. He also said that Trump visited him in prison and stood up for him publically. Tyson revealed that he paid Trump nothing and he did it out of love for their friendship alone.
Tyson has said that Trump was one of the few people who stood by him during his darkest days. Trump has promoted almost 18 fights of Tyson when he was in his prime. Fans will look forward to seeing Trump appear on Tyson’s podcast soon.
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