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SummerSlam 2025 is just around the corner, and WWE’s shaking things up in a big way. They’ve teamed up with Fandango to bring the Ple to theaters nationwide on August 2nd and 3rd. You can catch all the action live at Regal Cinemas across the U.S.

Fans can hit up the official website to snag tickets for either night, or go all in with a two-night pass. It’s a bold move from WWE that’s sure to amp up the excitement and give fans a whole new way to experience the event. Definitely feels like a step toward making SummerSlam an even bigger spectacle.

Triple H Is Trying to Increase the Hype Around Summerslam by Screening It on Big Screen Triple H after a win | Credits- WWE

Triple H’s run with WWE hasn’t exactly been smooth sailing, and there’s chatter about whether his spot at the top is secure.

Trick Williams stirred up some drama after snagging the Tna championship, landing himself in hot water with The Undertaker’s Lfg crew. The Deadman clearly wasn’t thrilled and sent some serious threats Trick’s way. But Trick, riding high on confidence, didn’t flinch. Instead, he fired right back and called out The Undertaker during the latest episode of Raw.

You know, the truth is I ain’t got no problem with The Undertaker, The Undertaker got a problem with me. It was his Lfg boys sitting in the way after I had a match. So I stood on business and I told them to move. But Undertaker, since you wanna talk, let’s talk then.

Cause you out here popping off like your knees ain’t got no expiration date. Matter of fact, I’m glad you like to roll your eyes into the back of your head...

Mike Tyson and Lakiha Spicer have known each other since the late 1990s, and they have been married since 2009. Spicer is the third wife of the former undisputed heavyweight champion. He was previously married to Robin Givens from 1988 to 1989 and then to Monica Turner from 1997 to 2003.

Both these marriages ended up being a disaster. However, his marriage to Spicer has been going on for more than a decade and a half. He has credited Lakiha, aka Kiki Spicer, for turning his life around and helping him out with his personal life troubles, like drug addiction and millions of dollars in debt.

Tyson welcomed his first child, Mikey Lorna Tyson, with ex-girlfriend Kimberly Scarborough. He had sons, Ramsey Tyson and Amir Tyson, with Turner. He had his son Miguel Lión Tyson and late daughter Exodus with ex-girlfriend Sol Xochitl. Tyson and Spicer share two kids.

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When news of Joe Biden’s cancer diagnosis went public, Donald Trump offered what appeared to be sincere words of support to the former president and his family.

But a man can’t suppress his true nature forever, so a few hours later, the president was back to doing what he does best: trolling celebrities and spreading wild conspiracy theories.

As we previously reported, Trump launched an unprovoked attack on Taylor Swift last week, incurring the wrath of millions of Swifties in the process.

US President Donald Trump looks on as he hosts the annual Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn of the White House on April 21, 2025, in Washington, DC. (Photo by Brendan Smialowski / Afp)

But apparently, that was more fun than boring presidential tasks, because taking shots at A-listers is 47’s latest obsession.

Trump announces plans to investigate Beyonce, Bruce Springsteen

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Timothee Chalamet and Lisa were among the many stars in attendance at the 2025 Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix held at the Miami International Autodrome on Sunday afternoon (May 4) in Miami, Fla.

The 29-year-old actor was seen supporting Visa Cash App Racing Bulls, shaking hands with Isack Hadjar and meeting up with F1 Academy driver Rafaela Ferreira, while the K-pop star was seen hanging out in the Ferrari garage. Lisa‘s Blackpink bandmate Rosé was in the same garage the day before, and she even waved the checkered flag at the end of the Sprint Race.

Other stars attending the Miami Grand Prix included Terry Crews, Lindsay Vonn, Sebastian Yatra, model Rebecca Donaldson, who was supporting her boyfriend/F1 driver Carlos Sainz, Gordon Ramsay and wife Tana, DJ Khaled, soccer stars Sergio Busquets and Jeremy Lynch, NASCAR’s Dale Earnhardt Jr, Dave and Isabella Grutman, boxers Evander Holyfield and Conor Benn,...

Mike Tyson was a brutal boxer in his prime, and nobody could withstand his brutal punches when he was in his zone. However, one fighter could get the better of him, and it was Evander Holyfield. Tyson lost twice to Holyfield, making the boxer’s WWE appearance more impactful.

Holyfield made his WWE appearance in 2007 when he took part in a boxing match. He was brought in as a replacement for Mvp during his feud with Matt Hardy. Mvp was suffering from legitimate cardiac complications, and the surprise appearance of Evander Holyfield to replace him sent shockwaves through the WWE, and the fans were ready to watch the boxer step into the wrestling arena.

Surprisingly, the night ended with Mvp getting knocked out cold by Holyfield. It was no surprise because Holyfield was the person who survived Mike Tyson and could deliver some brutal blows.

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When a professional athlete is the special guest star of a sitcom, it’s almost always a strikeout/fumble/missed shot. Some sports fans might be so charmed by a player’s athletic prowess that they can overlook it, but a swole dude awkwardly waiting for his cue and then reciting a line with a delivery more wooden than a baseball bat is usually unwatchable.

You can find examples of this in almost every long-running sitcom, but these are five of the most egregious…

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The most infamous moment of first baseman Bill Buckner’s baseball career was when a ground ball went through his legs during a pivotal moment of the 1986 World Series. That moment became the central joke in an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm Buckner guest-starred in: He misses a couple of things Larry tosses to him, but at the end, he...

George Foreman, the two-time world heavyweight boxing champion who earned the title of being one of the great second acts in sports, recently passed away at only 76, leaving the world devastated at his loss. Throughout his life, the master puncher had ventured across numerous fields and served as a professional boxer, entrepreneur, minister, and even author.

George Foreman. | Credits: Movieguide / YouTube.

Yet, the one thing he has long been famed for—and will forever be renowned for, for sure—is none other than his iconic boxing career, which had him reclaiming the heavyweight boxing title after coming out of retirement. But his life in the ring wasn’t always easy, as Foreman had to live the Rocky story before Sylvester Stallone could bring it on the screens through Rocky Balboa.

George Foreman, the old man who came out of retirement to win

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George Foreman, the legendary boxer who set a record as the oldest-ever heavyweight champion, served as a minister after becoming a born again Christian, and achieved perhaps his greatest reknown as the spokesperson for a popular grill named after him, died Friday, his family announced. He was 76.

“Our hearts are broken. With profound sorrow, we announce the passing of our beloved George Edward Foreman Sr. who peacefully departed on March 21, 2025 surrounded by loved ones. A devout preacher, a devoted husband, a loving father, and a proud grand and great grandfather, he lived a life marked by unwavering faith, humility, and purpose,” Foreman’s family said in a statement posted to his Instagram account.

Born George Edward Foreman in Houston Texas in 1949, Foreman grew up in the East Texas town of Marshall, where as he later explained he had a troubled childhood and early teen years participating in petty crimes before...

George Foreman, whose colossal career in the ring saw the legendary boxer take home two heavyweight championships, has died at the age of 76.

HIs family announced his death on Foreman’s Instagram account. “Our hearts are broken. With profound sorrow, we announce the passing of our beloved George Edward Foreman Sr. who peacefully departed on March 21, 2025 surrounded by loved ones,” read the caption, which was posted alongside a photo of the boxing champion with his family. “A devout preacher, a devoted husband, a loving father, and a proud grand and great grandfather,...

At yesterday’s re-inauguration of President Donald Trump, Jake and Logan Paul purportedly played a clichéd prank on Theo Von, sparking a feud that would quickly spill onto social media. If Washington could see us now, he’d surrender to King George.

Yesterday’s indoor festivities for the 47th President of the United States saw numerous social media magnates and social media celebrities flood into the Capitol to “salute” the incoming Commander-in-Chief and score millions of clicks for the content created at the solemn event. When Von, a popular stand-up comedian and podcaster who interviewed Trump during the campaign trail, arrived at the ceremony, he found himself seated in front of the Paul Brothers, a popular content creation duo that specializes in fake fighting, both in the WWE and in the boxing ring where 28-year-old Jake recently “defeated” 58-year-old Mike Tyson in front of a roaring crowd of other content...

Did psychedelics save Mike Tyson? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The heavyweight champ Mike Tyson, who once knocked out grown men in seconds, says psilocybin turned him from a self-destructive trainwreck into someone who finally feels at peace.

“Everyone thought I was crazy—I bit this guy’s ear off!” Tyson quipped, throwing back to his wild 1997 brawl with Evander Holyfield. “Once I got introduced to the shrooms… my whole life changed.”

At his peak, Tyson was untouchable in the ring. But behind the curtain? He was fighting a far scarier opponent—himself. The voice in his head was brutal, pushing him to the brink of suicide. Enter psychedelics. Tyson didn’t just dabble; he dove in. And the shift was immediate. “To think where I was—almost suicidal—to this now,” he said. “Isn’t life a trip, man?”

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One moment in Death Stranding is so close to one of the most violent Mike Tyson moments in the ring that it will completely blow your mind. Troy Baker boxing with Norman Reedus in the game is very close to this Mike Tyson fight.

Death Stranding is one of the most cinematic games you will ever play. Image Credit: Kojima Productions

For it to happen, you will need to continuously block Baker’s punches till he gets compelled to charge with all his might. If you do this, you will witness this iconic boxing moment.

Troy Baker Pays Respect To Mike Tyson In Death Stranding Hideo Kojima has made sure that the game stands the test of time. Image Credit: Kojima Productions

In a fight sequence in Death Stranding between Baker and Reedus, Baker cuts off Reedus’ ear. This little detail then lingers on till the very end of the game.

Dave Allen believes Mike Tyson shouldn’t box anymore ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

The drama started after Tyson posted some intense pad work videos, sparking speculation about a potential comeback. Fans were excited, but Allen? Not so much. He thinks it’s all a bit of a pipe dream. He called it as he saw it: “For that reason alone, he should never box again.”

Now, let’s not forget Tyson’s heyday. He was a bona fide wrecking ball. But Allen’s got a different take now. Sure, Tyson reigned supreme, but that was a lifetime ago. Having taken some savage losses—Lennox Lewis, Danny Williams, and Kevin McBride—Tyson’s career isn’t exactly the stuff of legends anymore.

Allen doesn’t mince words. “Mike Tyson’s one of the greatest fighters of all time,” he asserted, “but you can’t turn back the clock.” True, though—Tyson’s glory days are gone now.

Netflix has officially set a date for its next live event: WWE’s Monday Night Raw will debut on the streamer Jan. 6, 2025 at 8/7c, live from Los Angeles’ new Intuit Dome.

The premiere episode will feature some of the biggest names in the WWE such as John Cena, “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns, Cm Punk and Bianca Belair. The streamer also promises “many other superstars and surprise guests,” including rapper Travis Scott, whose new music will serve as the theme song for the series.

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Mike Tyson admitted to having a “biting fixation” after repeatedly gnawing on his glove during his boxing match against Jake Paul on Friday night.

The highly anticipated event was streamed live on Netflix, drawing an astounding 60 million households and setting new records for viewership and engagement.

During his points defeat to 27-year-old Paul, the 58-year-old former heavyweight champion was seen frequently biting his glove as the controversial match unfolded at AT&T Stadium.

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Tyson addressed the peculiar habit in the post-fight interview: “Oh, I have a habit of biting my gloves, yeah. I have a biting fixation.” Many interpreted this as a nod to his infamous 1997 disqualification against Evander Holyfield, a night remembered for Tyson biting his opponent’s ear.

Paul dominated the fight, securing a unanimous decision with judges scoring it 80-...

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson’s boxing match brought in 60 million households around the world — a record-breaking night for Netflix, where the bout streamed. The fight peaked at 65 million concurrent streams, and the entire night produced the biggest boxing event outside of Las Vegas in United States history.

Joe Hand Promotions, a premium live sports and entertainment programmer for the out-of-home market, also distributed last night’s event to over 6,000 bars and restaurants in the U.S., setting the record for commercial distribution of a combat sports event in the company’s 50+ year history.

#PaulTyson was also the top trending topic worldwide on X on Friday with #Serrano at No. 2 in the U.S., Brazil, Spain, and Canada. The fight dominated conversation on social media and accounted for 11 of the Top 11 trending topics in the US.

Celebrity attendees included Evander Holyfield, Shaquille O’Neal, Sugar Ray Leonard, Jerry Jones, Charlize Theron,...

Mike Tyson is one of the most accomplished boxers of all time, but he has also become known for some of his most controversial moments as well. Tyson was the undisputed heavyweight from 1987 to 1990, and out of 58 total fights, Tyson holds 50 wins. Tyson began his career in 1985 and rose quickly through the professional boxing ranks to become one of the best fighters in the world. However, by the time of the 1997 fight, Tyson had already lost and attempted to regain his title after spending three years in prison.

There has been a recent resurgence in interest in the boxer following the lead-up to Mike Tyson's fight with Jake Paul, which will be streamed on Netflix on November 15. The Netflix documentary Countdown: Paul Vs Tyson has shed more light on Tyson's journey to get back in boxing shape after having retired from the sport nearly 20 years ago. However, this new attention...

Netflix’s live, Friday-night presentation of Most Valuable Promotions’ bout between Jake “El Gallo” Paul aka The Problem Child (11-1, 7 KOs) and “Iron” Mike Tyson aka The Baddest Man on the Planet (50-7, 44 KOs) at times appeared on the ropes, from a technical perspective.

Buffering/freezing and sound issues occasionally compromised the live streaming event, which was held at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, in front of an audience of 72,300. (The match was originally supposed to take place in July, but an ulcer flare up forced Tyson’s doctors to intervene.)

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Mike Tyson has revealed an unusual fixation in his post-match interview in the Dallas boxing ring, where he lost to his opponent Jake Paul.

Asked why he was so often seen biting down on his own left boxing glove, the former heavyweight champion replied: “I have a habit of biting my gloves, yes.”

Asked why, he replied: “Um, I have a biting fixation.”

Tyson infamously bit the ear of his opponent Evander Holyfield during a world title fight in 1997, a move that saw him disqualified.

Asked if he was happy with his performance against Jake Paul on Friday night, he replied: “Absolutely happy yes. “I knew he was a good fighter, he was prepared but I came to fight.

Following the fight, which saw Jake Paul prove definitively victorious, landing 78 hits to Tyson’s 18 during eight two-minute rounds, fans slammed the one-sided outcome.

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As Mike Tyson and Jake Paul’s fight has come to a conclusion, fans cannot help but leave the arenas with a heavy heart. There were a lot of expectations and a lot of disappointments that followed as the fight began to air. However, there is no denying that both boxers had a lot riding on the fight today, with Tyson having lost more.

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson | Credit: Netflix

While the end of the fight was somewhat dissatisfying for many viewers, many could not help but notice a certain habit that Tyson was exhibiting. Additionally, with the experiences of decades behind him, there is no denying that “Iron Mike” has seen lows much worse than losing to Paul.

Mike Tyson and His Biting Habit

There were millions of eyes on Mike Tyson’s fight today with Jake Paul. Fans from all over the world tuned in to see...

Fans eagerly tuned in for the highly anticipated showdown between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson last night, expecting an epic match. But while the fighters were primed, Netflix was caught off guard. On November 15th, subscribers settled in for a free broadcast that promised a night of entertainment but delivered a night of annoying technical chaos.

Mike Tyson and Jake Paul | Youtube (@JakePaul)

The $352 billion streaming giant tumbled and fumbled big time with buffering screens and connection errors instead of showcasing the boxing action. Frustrated fans were left reloading and refreshing, throughout the night. Here is what happened!

Netflix Struggles with Tech Failures During Paul vs. Tyson Showdown

Millions of fans rushed to Netflix for the free stream of the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight, expecting a night full of punches.

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Ladies and gentlemen: Are you ready to rumble?!

Well, too bad — we’re rumbling anyway. Nearly one year to the day after being announced — and following one false start in July due to stomach ulcers — Jake Paul and Mike Tyson faced off in the ring Friday night for one of the most mega-hyped events in sports history.

This unlikely showdown between Paul, a 27-year-old former YouTube star, and Tyson, a 58-year-old former undisputed heavyweight with his own, Gen X-beloved video game, is virtually impossible to ignore — and marks a giant leap forward in terms of Netflix’s live-streaming ambitions.

If promoters Most Valuable Promotions are to be believed, the fight will be the most-watched in history. Netflix has not announced any viewership expectations. Paul himself predicted that 25 million would tune in.

Before a single punch had been thrown, it had already been one of the most debated, reviled and mocked fights ever mounted.

Each week, we handpick a selection of stories to give you a snapshot of trends, updates, business moves, and more from around the creator industry. This week, PewDiePie, Addison Rae, and Tom Scott are all impressing us with their second careers. Also, The Onion did something silly.

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PewDiePie’s art is making people reevaluate their life choices. The one-time king of YouTube drew every day for a year, and he got pretty good at art. So good, in fact, that other artists are wondering how their progress has been so slow in comparison. This is your weekly reminder that creators are good at tasks that involve repeated grinding. That’s why they play so many video games.

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Jimmy Fallon used Thursday night’s “Tonight Show” monologue to take aim at the boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul, which gets underway on Netflix on Friday night. But he kicked off with a joke that doubled as a piece of NBCUniversal synergy for the upcoming “Wicked” movie.

“Tomorrow night on Netflix 58-year-old boxing legend Mike Tyson is coming out of retirement to fight 27-year-old YouTuber Jake Paul. And to make sure people watch, one will be dressed as Glinda and the other will be dressed as Elphaba.”

Fallon then cracked one about the fight streaming on Netflix as a live event: “The fight is on Netflix so around the fifth round I think we’re gonna find out that Mike Tyson is actually made of cake.”

The host turned his ire towards the 30-year age gap between Tyson and Paul, making a pretty striking comparison.

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Who would have known back in 2005, when the very first episode of Dancing With The Stars aired with a cast of celebrities like Joey McIntyre, Kelly Monaco, The Bachelorette's Trista Sutter and Evander Holyfield, that nearly 20 years later, the show would be celebrating its 500th episode to just as much hype and popularity as ever? After a whopping 33 seasons, 21 Emmy Awards, 51 professional dancers and nearly 400 celebrities who have taken to the ballroom hoping to win the coveted mirrorball trophy, the ABC hit reality show is hitting another stride, with a rise in viewership this season in the 18-49 demographic, no doubt thanks to the popularity of contestants like Olympian Ilona Maher and The Bachelor's Joey Graziadei.

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For the milestone 500th anniversary episode, the show is pulling out all the stops, inviting former pros like Sharna Burgess back to the ballroom, and filling the audience with...

Many have suggested that Jake Paul is crazy for agreeing to a fight with former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson. However, Paul is a YouTuber-turned-professional boxer who has been eager to prove himself in the world of boxing over the last several years. While Paul has demonstrated his talent with several impressive knockouts against various opponents, Tyson is by far his most significant opponent yet. Tyson is one of the most notorious figures in boxing history, which makes this upcoming fight a major draw.

The boxing match between Paul and Tyson will take place at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on November 15, 2024, and will be streamed globally on Netflix. Usually a premium event such as this would be behind a paywall on a streaming service, but Netflix streaming Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul is part of a strategy to implement more live events. This event is an exciting starting point...

If there’s one name that shakes things up in the boxing world and echoes through the ages, it’s Mike Tyson. Also known as Iron Mike and Kid Dynamite, Tyson is one of the most iconic heavyweight boxers in history, popularly known for his fearsome power, speed, and raw intimidation that left his opponents and audiences stunned. The Baddest Man on the Planet was a phenomenon whose journey in the ring wasn’t just about winning titles, it was about redefining what it is like to be feared and admired at the same time.

Mike Tyson (Credits- @miketyson/Instagram)

Ever since he entered the ring professionally, Tyson was unstoppable. He became the youngest heavyweight champion in history at the age of 20 after a victory over Trevor Berbick, and stunningly, the record still holds. Following his memorable win, his fights became legendary the moment the bell rang. And Tyson exactly...

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Netflix's second installment of Countdown: Paul vs Tyson, which prefaces the pair's much-anticipated boxing match on November 15, peers into both boxer's camps as they prepare to fight. The contest has caught the public's imagination, pitching Tyson against Paul, a 58-year-old legend of the sport, versus a 27-year-old YouTuber who has crossed over into the boxing arena after conquering social media. Boxing Hall-of-Famer and subsequent actor Tyson is an ex-heavyweight champion of the world, with a legitimate claim to have been the sport's most visible and controversial figure of the last 30 years.

Many boxing experts also consider him to have been one of the sport's best. Tyson had a 20-year professional career between 1985 and 2005, notching 19 knockout wins in his first 19 professional fights, before becoming the sport's youngest-ever world heavyweight champion at 21 when he defeated Trevor Berbick in Las Vegas in 1986. Tyson defended the title nine times,...

Mike Tyson was an undefeatable beast when it came to boxing, and now he’s one of the few athletes who successfully transitioned to the big and small screens, amassing even more following and respect. His rise to becoming a legend in the ring is a story for the ages, but his Hollywood journey is just as colorful.

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Through all his appearances and roles, Tyson has proved that he has a sense of humor, which instantly made him a fan favorite. Needless to say, “the baddest man on the planet” brought in some hefty numbers through his work in the entertainment industry. But how much did he make from all these endeavors? Let’s find out!

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Mike Tyson made a lucrative career move when he went from...

With over 30 seasons, Dancing With the Stars has seen major celebrities put on dancing shoes for a chance to win the coveted mirrorball trophy. However, the dancing professionals responsible for making these celebs look like naturals on the dance floor have become famous in their own right.

Pros like siblings Julianne Hough and Derek Hough have become household names, while dancers Sasha Farber and Gleb Savchenko are making headlines for their showmances (and hilarious TikToks).

There have been several pros throughout the history of DWTS. Some have become more famous than others, but here's a low down on the pros that seemingly disappeared from the spotlight once they exited the show.

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Is every little detail about Dancing with the Stars totally organic? Season 19 contestant Antonio Sabato Jr. doesn’t think so. The actor and model once competed on the show back in 2014. When he recently reflected on that time, he didn’t have the nicest things to say. These are the details of Antonio‘s personal experience performing on the hit reality TV show.

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Antonio sat down with another former Dancing With the Stars contestant, Cheryl Burke. He joined her on her podcast, Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans to chat it up. At one point, he told Cheryl, “To be honest, I think that that the show is partly rigged in a sense. Yeah, it is rigged.” He went on to say:

“First of all, if you’re not a dancer or you don’t have dancing skills from a young age, you’re not going to win.

Dancing With the Stars showcases celebrities from across all industries competing for the mirrorball trophy. However, the celebs that really surprise fans the most with their footwork are all the athletes that have made their way to the DWTS stage. It's not every day that you see the likes of NBA player Dwight Howard, who towers at over 6 feet, swap out his basketball sneakers for dancing shoes. But, that's what fans and viewers alike will get to see when he competes in Season 33 this fall.

There have been a plethora of athletes who have bravely come out on the DWTS dance floor to showcase that they have what it takes to win it all. In fact, there's even been an entire season dedicated to athletes. Season 26 featured the likes of Kareem Adul-Jabbar, Tonya Harding, and Adam Rippon, who took home the mirrorball trophy. There has been an athlete competing in...

Bel-Air season 3 featured a cameo from Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Dk Metcalf, which continues one of the most iconic traditions from Will Smiths original Fresh Prince show. Dk Metcalf appeared in the Bel-Air season 3 finale, which had some shocking cliffhanger endings that set up a dramatic and thrilling potential season 4. The series has taken some inspiration from the show that inspired it but has set itself apart through original characterization and storylines.

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What's great about a reality TV show like Dancing With the Stars is the various celebrity contestants that choose to bravely showcase their footwork and compete for the coveted mirrorball trophy. For over 30 seasons, viewers have watched celebs of all walks of life dance the Cha-Cha, Foxtrot, and freestyle with their dancing professionals.

Previous seasons have cast controversial contestants and there have also been very memorable ones, too. Season 29 saw NFL athlete Vernon Davis compete with his professional partner Peta Murgatroyd. It was clear that Vernon was better known for his moves on the football field than on the DWTS stage after being eliminated 5th. Still, he was just one of many athletes that have had the courage to join DWTS.

Sadly, Vernon's name came back into the spotlight when his family suffered a terrible tragedy. Vernon's brother, Vontae Davis, who also played professionally, died in April, and the cause of death is still unknown.

After steering Lennox Lewis to world heavyweight success, her transition to Kellie was a tabloid sensation. This intimate and moving documentary tells us much more

This is one of those documentaries that feels like it directs itself, so improbable is its story: The Peckham-born Catholic and heavyweight boxing promoter formerly known as Frank Maloney finally acknowledges the gender confusion that has dogged her life and, in her early 60s, transitions to becoming Kellie. In particular, the scenes where Maloney builds up to telling each of her three children that she is a woman play out in strange parallel to the succession of bouts we previously see her client Lennox Lewis undergo chasing the world title. There are similar undertones of destiny too. “This journey is not one that you choose, this journey chooses you,” Maloney says just before her crucial reassignment surgery.

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In what is being described as the most important heavyweight boxing match of the millennium, two champions will face off at Kingdom Arena in Saudi Arabia to determine the Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the World. Tyson Fury comes in as the Wbc and lineal champion, while Oleksandr Usyk enters with the Wbo, Ibf, and Wba belts. One man will emerge the king of the heavyweight mountain when they square off beginning at 12 noon Et on ESPN+ pay-per-view. In addition, the card features seven other fights, including a pair of championship bouts. You can watch the entire event with a subscription to ESPN+ and by purchasing the PPV for $69.99.

How to Watch Tyson Fury vs. Oleksandr Usyk When: Saturday, May 18 at 12 noon Et Where: ESPN+ PPV Streaming: Get the fight by subscribing to ESPN+ and purchasing the PPV for $79.99. Watch Fury vs. Usyk with ESPN+ PPV $69.99 for ESPN+ Subscribers espnplus.com About Tyson Fury vs.

Mike Tyson is considered one of the most legendary boxers in the history of professional boxing. He was almost infallible during his time as a boxer and it’s not hard to see why. While he was part of WWE programming during the late 90s, he became a major name there too.

The boxer is also a very imposing figure and not many people have the guts to actually make fun of him, especially knowing just how deadly Tyson can truly be.

Mike Tyson in a still from Liger

The fearsome boxer is set to square off against Jake Paul this year in a boxing match and it appears Tyson’s bizarre request to fight a gorilla has now resurfaced ahead of the highly controversial match.

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson Is An Incredibly Polarizing Match Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, source: YouTube (FightHype.com)

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Jake Paul is one of the biggest names in professional boxing right now, whom many people feel single-handedly helped rejuvenate the world of professional boxing in many ways. This is because no matter who he faces, he always manages to get people talking one way or the other.

Jake Paul is now set to square off against his biggest opponent yet, as he will be facing off against the legendary Mike Tyson in a boxing match later this year. Unsurprisingly, quite a few top fighters have given their thoughts on the upcoming bout.

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson Is An Incredibly Polarising Match Jake Paul and Mike Tyson

It was recently announced that Mike Tyson will face off against YouTube personality Jake Paul. Paul, whose professional record stands at 9-1 following a first-round win over Ryan Bourland in Puerto Rico on March 2, is set to take on the boxing legend.

Former professional boxer Mike Tyson has entered the cannabis industry in New York, joining the lineup of celebrities selling weed in his home state.

Celebrities have launched product lines and secured endorsement deals over the last decade as the use of cannabis was becoming legalized in many states. New York joined the states allowing legal recreational weed last year.

The former champ, 57, recently released the Tyson 2.0 line, including smokable flower varieties named Tiger Mintz and Knockout Og. He also sold gummies shaped like Evander Holyfield‘s ear, a reference to when he bit Holyfield’s ear during a 1997 bout, one of the six fights he lost.

Tyson is one of the biggest names in the industry so far.

During a recent public appearance in Manhattan, hundreds of fans were spotted trying to buy the cannabis from him. The former boxer made over $40,000 in sales within a few hours at two participating dispensaries.

Lots of celebrities stepped out to take part in the CMT Giants: Alabama tribute on Wednesday (January 17) at The Fisher Center for the Performing Arts in Nashville, Tennessee.

The two-hour TV special will pay homage to legendary country group Alabama and is set to premiere later this year.

The star-studded event featured appearances from solo acts and bands alike, including Blake Shelton, Jason Aldean and wife Brittany, and Phillip Sweet, Kimberly Schlapman, Karen Fairchild, and Jimi Westbrook of Little Big Town.

We pulled together photos for you to easily browse so you can see who was there and what they all wore for the occasion!

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Geoff Sprung, Matthew Ramsey, Trevor Rosen, and Brad Tursi of Old Dominion

Jason Aldean and wife Brittany

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Showtime is hanging up its gloves.

After 37 years of boxing action, Showtime Sports has signed off for the final time. Paramount Global confirmed in October that the network’s sports operation will be dissolved by the end of the year, with future sports programming falling under the CBS Sports banner. Sports chief Stephen Espinoza and his team will depart at the end of the year.

Now Showtime Boxing’s four decades chronicling the sport, the athletes involved and some of its greatest bouts has been documented in End of an Era, a 38-minute special produced by multi-time Emmy-winner Sam Shouvlin and Emmy-nominated All Access director Nick Manning.

Among those bouts are “Marvelous” Marvin Hagler’s defeat of John “The Beast” Mugabi, both of Mike Tyson’s epic battles with Razor Ruddock, Evander Holyfield bouts with Buster Douglas and Michael Morrer, Tyson-Holyfield I and II, Pernell Whitaker vs. Julio César Chávez,...

The Mike Tyson biopic has been bouncing around the ring for years, with Jamie Foxx set to play Iron Mike over a span that has seen the project go from a theatrically released film directed by Martin Scorsese to a limited series helmed by Antoine Fuqua and title changes from Finding Mike to Tyson. And while Foxx’s recent health scare put many on high alert, Tyson himself is hoping that the Oscar winner will still be able to put on the gloves.

Speaking with Valuetainment, Mike Tyson said that there is still a chance that Jamie Foxx will play him in the biopic, but doesn’t know what the recent circumstances could lead to. “It was a possibility. You know, I don’t know what’s gonna happen now, but you know, it’s a strong possibility…Jamie’s closer to my age, so in order to do him,...

Mills Lane, the judge and former boxer who presided over three seasons of the show Judge Mills Lane, has died at the age of 85, according to his son, Tommy Lane. Lane was known as a boxer and boxing referee before his time in court. His diminutive stature, fighting at just 147 pounds, didn’t stop him from gaining respect in the boxing world. His famous phrase “Let’s get it on!” became a catchphrase during his court show — carried over from his time in the ring. After serving in the Marines in the 1950s, he had a successful career as a welterweight boxing champion, holding a professional record of 10 wins, one loss, and six knockouts. He went on to acquire a law degree and eventually became a District Judge in 1990. As a referee, he presided over one of the most infamous boxing matches in the history of the sport — the 1997 heavyweight...

Mills Lane, who parlayed his fame as a boxing referee into his own daytime court show, has died at the age of 85. His son Tommy confirmed the news to the Reno Gazette Journal; Lane suffered a debilitating stroke in 2002 and was in hospice care for the past week.

A boxer in his youth who served in the U.S. Marine Corps, Lane worked as a prosecutor in Nevada, later becoming a district attorney and judge while moonlighting as a boxing referee. Lane oversaw some of the biggest heavyweight fights of the ’80s and ’90s, including the infamous 1997 title bout between Mike Tyson...

Mills Lane, the flinty boxer turned referee who became a judge in Washoe County, Nv before segueing to his own courtroom TV show, has died. His son Tommy Lane confirmed the news to the Reno Gazette Journal. The boxing hall of famer was 85.

A familiar face to boxing fans not just for his presence but also for his pre-fight catchphrase “Let’s get it on!”, Lane reached the peak of his popularity after being the third man in the ring for the 1997 heavyweight title fight between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield in which Tyson bit part of Holyfield’s ear off. The diminutive Lane — who himself fought at 147 pounds — was the one who pried the two apart and, his own shirt stained with Holyfield’s blood, later disqualified Tyson.

Mills Lane tries to separate Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield after Tyson bit Holyfield’s ear in the third round of...

In a scoop that we promise isn’t a fever dream, Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield are releasing one of the weirdest product collaborations to date. The boxing legends and former rivals are referencing a famous incident during a 1997 heavyweight title fight when Tyson bit off a chunk of Holyfield’s ear with this new line of cannabis gummies.

Tyson has already been in the cannabis space with a line of “Mike Bites” gummies that have been selling well, and now they’ll be expanding to these “Holy Ears” products which will be like you may expect, a gummy ear with a bite mark in it. He has recently advocated for the benefits of it, and cracked to HuffPost “If I was on cannabis, I wouldn’t have bit [his] ear!”

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As wild as the moment was, Holyfield apparently forgave Tyson immediately...

It had to begin with the ear. For all Mike Tyson’s myriad achievements, his scandals and crimes, his knockouts and losses, he will always be remembered as the man who bit Evander Holyfield’s ear off. It is with this visceral image that Mike, a new TV drama miniseries on Disney Plus, begins. After a quick glimpse at the money shot, such that it is, Mike rewinds to the early Seventies, when Tyson was a child. From there, we follow him through his life, ducking and weaving between his painful upbringing, his rise to become world heavyweight boxing champion, and his downfall.

Most people will be familiar with the gist of Tyson’s story. The way he dominated in the ring. His prison sentence after being convicted of rape. His facial tattoo. His pet tiger. Mike isn’t that interested in the tabloid eccentricities of Tyson’s life – but...

One warm June afternoon back in 2005, a New Kid, a Bachelorette and a soap actress sashayed onto an L.A. sound stage and the world of ballroom, competitive dance and spray tans was never quite the same.  When the concept of Dancing With the Stars was first floated, the premise was met with a healthy dose of skepticism, even a few outright laughs from the host of a well-known L.A. morning radio program. Sure, they'd scrounged up six celebs to commit weeks of their life to learning the cha-cha and the tango and they were names you'd at least heard before, but would anyone really take time out of their...

Plot: Mike is an unauthorized and no-holds-barred look at the life of Mike Tyson – and it is one wild ride. The 8-episode limited series explores the tumultuous ups and downs of Tyson’s boxing career and personal life – from being a beloved global athlete to a pariah and back again. Focusing the lens on Mike Tyson, the series examines class in America, race in America, fame and the power of media, misogyny, the wealth divide, the promise of the American Dream and ultimately our own role in shaping Mike’s story.

Review: Mike Tyson is a divisive and controversial figure in pop culture. For sports fans, he remains one of the most exciting and talented boxers to ever wear the heavyweight championship belt. For some, he is the hilarious cameo that made The Hangover one of the biggest hits of 2009. For still others, he is a convicted rapist with a...