Former two-time heavyweight boxing champion Shannon Briggs believes that Mike Tyson would be willing to return to the ring at 68 years old for $200 million, despite his recent loss to Jake Paul.
In discussing the upcoming fight between Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury, Briggs highlighted the advances in medical treatment and recovery that could allow older fighters to continue competing safely.
Shannon Briggs on Mike Tyson’s potential comeback
Briggs spoke on behalf of the Brownsville Boxing Gym and Academy, emphasizing the financial incentive that could motivate Tyson to step back into the ring in the future.
He also shared his thoughts on the Usyk vs Fury fight, urging Fury not to retire if he faces a second loss to Usyk.
Briggs on the Usyk vs Fury matchup
Briggs acknowledged Usyk’s impressive skills but advised Fury not to give up on his boxing career even in the event of a loss.
He emphasized the unpredictable nature of the fight and praised Fury’s versatility as a boxer.
The Brownsville Boxing Gym
Briggs outlined his plans for the Brownsville Boxing Gym and Academy, describing it as a comprehensive training facility for aspiring boxers and boxing enthusiasts.
He expressed his goal of creating a community-oriented boxing team and promoting the sport within the local area.
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