• Mike Tyson says 'anything is possible' on comeback question • Don King backs former world champion to fight again As if his life were not already a recurring nightmare, Mike Tyson – 43, four years out of the ring and at least... [read full story]
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Express & Star deputy editor Keith Harrison brings you his account from among the fans who had flocked to Wolverhampton Civic Hall to see their hero Mike Tyson. It wasn’t just the fact that Tyson didn’t make it to stage until...
Let down and disappointed – that was the verdict from furious fans who snapped up tickets to see Mike Tyson’s first stop on his UK tour in Wolverhampton. Fuming Tracey Astley, from Birmingham New Road, Dudley, who bought the...
Mike Tyson has paid an emotional visit to the shrine of a Welsh boxing legend who was fatally injured in the ring. Yesterday Tyson laid flowers at the bronze statue honouring 'Matchstick Man' Johnny Owen, who died 29 years ago...
Nov 5 2009 by Ian Caleb, South Wales Echo FORMER boxing champ Mike Tyson brought the streets of a Valleys town to a standstill as he paid his respects to two other legends of the ring. Legions of fans lined the rain-splashed...
Mike Tyson has paid an emotional visit to the shrine of a Welsh boxing legend who was fatally injured in the ring. Yesterday Tyson laid flowers at the bronze statue honouring 'Matchstick Man' Johnny Owen, who died 29 years ago...
‘Iron’ Mike Tyson made a pilgrimage to Johnny Owen’s statue in Merthyr Tydfil yesterday and Media Wales boxing writer Blair Wood joined the scrum to bag a hard-hitting interview with the former world heavyweight champ
So, just what was Iron Mike Tyson doing with a bunch of flowers in rainy Merthyr Tydfil on a Wednesday afternoon? He was there to pay his respects at the memorial to another boxing legend, Johnny Owen, who died 29 years ago to...
Nov 5 2009 by Ian Caleb, South Wales Echo Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. FORMER boxing champ Mike Tyson brought the streets of a Valleys town to a standstill as he...
Boxer Mike Tyson was surrounded by fans at a shopping centre in Merthyr Tydfil as he made a pilgrimage to the statues of two local fight legends. Tyson visited statues of Johnny Owen and Howard Winstone.
Nov 4 2009 By Ian Caleb FORMER world boxing champion Mike Tyson was mobbed by legions of fans this afternoon as he paid his respects to one of South Wales' own boxing legends. Fans packed St Tydfil's Square in Merthyr Tydfil to...
Mike Tyson, Danny Williams, Don King, Kevin Mitchell, Jim Gray, Martial Arts, Boxing
