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'That's the reason why I'm crying, 'cause I'm not that person no more'
Mike Tyson shed tears during a recent episode of his podcast, revealing he's struggling to find purpose in retirement. "I know the art of fighting. I know the art of war. That's all I've ever studied," the former heavyweight boxing champ told guest Sugar Ray Leonard on "Hotboxin' with Mike Tyson." "I was an annihilator.
Many people struggle with retirement. It's sad that the time he's supposed to be enjoying and relaxing without the hassles of the public eye he can't seem to do. I hope he finds peace with his podcast and boxing as a workout.
Professional Boxing is brutal. Not just during your actual career but after you peak. . . even if you make it to the top! The last I heard one of the Title holders in the Heavyweight division was doing janitorial work in columbus, Nebraska. Not that janitorial work isn't an honest living but ya gotta admit after being Heavyweight champion of the World????
He should be able to use his celebrity somehow going around and speaking to/helping youth. Give his life purpose. There should be some sort of lessons he's learned along the way that can help others.
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