MIKE TYSON sells ear-shaped cannabis edibles that have a chunk missing - a reference to his famous bite on Evander Holyfield.
Since 2016, the boxing legend has been selling cannabis products through his Tyson Holistic brand.
Mike Tyson sells ear-shaped edibles that have a chunk missing
His latest creation is 'Mike Bites,' which are edibles that look like an ear but don't contain any chunks.
This is a funny nod to Tyson's 1997 disgraceful rematch against Holyfield.
Tyson is the owner of a large weed farm in California that earns around PS500,000 per month.
Iron Mike is using the state's legalization of recreational marijuana. Tyson Ranch also has 20 acres available for master growers.
These sweets made with cannabis were part of his new line of weed-based products. They date back to June 1997, when Holyfield bit off a piece of Holyfield's ear.
Iron Mike had been defeated in round 11 the year before - which was at that time considered a shock.
The eight-month-old events of August make it difficult to remember the upsetting.
Tyson became frustrated by what he claimed were headbutts from Holyfield and superior boxing by Holyfield. He bit his archrival in the third round.
The incident caused chaos in the ring and saw the youngest champion of heavyweight ever disqualified. This led to a riot among the opposing camps.
Tyson was suspended from boxing for 15 months and fined $3million (PS2.3m) by the boxing community.
He formed an unlikely friendship and appeared in an advertisement for Foot Locker in 2013.
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The commercial featured Tyson and his opponent hugging, and he bizarrely gave his old adversary a piece back.
Iron Mike, 55, was resigned, while Holyfield, 59 made questionable returns last year. They were still in negotiations for a mega-money trio.
Negotiations between the two, now at 114 years old, failed to materialize and neither has spoken seriously about boxing since.
