Mike Tyson declares 'I need another fight' and requests Lennox Lewis to rematch Evander Holyfield's 'f***ed-up the money' match

MIKE TYSON stated he needed to fight again, and called out Lennox Lewis for a rematch after Evander Hollyfield 'f***ed the money'.

Last November, the heavyweight legend came out of retirement to make a spectacular comeback.


Mike Tyson declares 'I need another fight' and requests Lennox Lewis to rematch Evander Holyfield's 'f***ed-up the money' match
Evander Holyfield, Lennox Lewis, Mike Tyson

Mike Tyson declares 'I need another fight' and requests Lennox Lewis to rematch Evander Holyfield's 'f***ed-up the money' match
Victory of Vitor Belfort over Evander Holyfield

In an eight-round exhibition, he faced Roy Jones Jr. 52. The fight ended in a draw and he vowed to keep fighting.

Holyfield, now 58, was inspired to return to the ring by former UFC champion Vitor Belfort (44).

Belfort defeated the veteran champion in the ring, before the referee stopped the farce.

Tyson, 55 years old, is furious that a lucrative, but not necessary trilogy with Holyfield has ended. He now targets Lewis, 56.

He said to ESNews, "I want a fight. I need another one.

"We were supposed go with Evander Holyfield, but Evander made up the money so we're doing it with Lennox."

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In 1996, Tyson was defeated by Holyfield in round 11. A year later, he was disqualified from their rematch for biting each other's ears.

They were in talks to fight a trio of bouts, some 24 years after the famous 'Bite Fight,' but they couldn't agree on terms.

Tyson was knocked out by Lewis in 2002. According to Michael Franzese (ex-mobster and motivational speaker), a rematch could be on the horizon.

Franzese had Iron Mike as a guest to his YouTube channel. He said that "He's going back to fight again in December."

"Lennox Lewis, I can tell ya he's in great condition."


Mike Tyson declares 'I need another fight' and requests Lennox Lewis to rematch Evander Holyfield's 'f***ed-up the money' match
Lennox Lewis knocked Mike Tyson out in 2002