BOXING legend Mike Tyson said that his greatest fear is being homeless in his hometown.
After declaring bankruptcy in 2003, the 55-year-old made no secret about his past homelessness.
Mike Tyson says he is afraid of becoming homeless again
Before he filed his bankruptcy, Tyson had earned nearly PS230million in career earnings.
As he reconstructed his life, the boxing legend was forced to live in shelters.
Tyson is now a prominent media personality and has reportedly a net worth PS7.5m.
The ex-boxer admitted that he is still afraid of becoming homeless.
Tyson wants to make sure he doesn't return to Brownsville, New York, where he was born and raised.
From the age of 10, he grew up in these tough streets.
Tyson was 13 years old when he was arrested 38 times. He then turned to boxing.
He said, "[What scares] me?" I am scared of being homeless, living on streets again, and going back to Brownsville.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit Required"I don't fear Brownsville, but I am afraid of the fact that it's back. "Everything is a blessing to me."
Tyson reflected on his 2004 homelessness and said, "For two years, I have been a bum.
"I have no place to live. "I've been sleeping in shelters with my friends since I was a teenager.
"Unsavoury characters give me money, and I'm taking them. It's what I need.
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"The drug dealers sympathize with me. They regard me as a pathetic character.
"When I had money, I was an animal. I was so belligerent." My life was a complete waste of my time, I have lost everything.
