Mike Tyson, 55, 'takes Mexican supplements' and uses electrical muscle stimulation in preparation for ring return talk

Joe Rogan claims that MIKE TYSON is currently taking "Mexican Supplements" in preparation for a possible return to the ring.

Iron Mike was back in boxing action 15 years after he retired. He took on Roy Jones Jr. in an exhibition in 2020.

There is speculation that Tyson (55) could be back in action later this year. Jake Paul has been mentioned as a possible opponent.

Floyd Mayweather, like Tyson has been participating in exhibition fights ever since he won his 2017 victory over Conor McGregor.

Rogan compared the two legend fighters in his podcast. He said that Floyd is a 155 lb.

"Mike Tyson is 220 lb. Solid as a rock.

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He's still taking all the Mexican supplements, even though he is 55 years old. He is on all the Mexican supplements.

They use electrical muscle stimulation to him.

Tyson is not believed to have taken illegal substances.

Exhibition fights are more likely to have less stringent rules than professional ones.

Pro fighting does not prohibit the use of electrical muscle stimulation.

Tyson is reported to have received around PS7.5m from Jones for his fight.

Tyson answered a question about the cost to get Paul to fight him on his podcast, "A billion dollars."

Other than fighting, the Baddest Man on the Planet has other income streams.

These include his cannabis empire which is estimated to net him approximately PS500,000 per month.