"He's a one-man army" - Mike Tyson praises Dana White for the way he's running the UFC

Mike Tyson (left) and Dana White (right)
Mike Tyson (left) and Dana White (right)

Mike Tyson has showered praise on Dana White.

'Iron Mike' recently made an appearance on the Full Send Podcast. During the interaction, Tyson discussed a variety of topics, including his boxing career, conspiracy theories and his cannabis business.

At one point, Tyson was asked about his thoughts on White and the UFC. The 55-year-old was complimentary towards the UFC president, calling him a "one-man army."

"Dana's doing what he believes is right with the situation. You have to understand, that's his show, he's a one-man army. So, what he says goes. It doesn't matter if it's me, you, if anybody like it, it's gonna happen. It's going down."

Catch Mike Tyson's appearance on the Full Send Podcast below:

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Mike Tyson recently made a return to the world of boxing. He competed against fellow boxing royalty Roy Jones Jr. in an exhibition match. The fight went the full eight-round distance. While 'Iron Mike' clearly looked like the better fighter in the ring, the bout was declared a split draw by the judges.


Mike Tyson believes he can knock out Jake Paul

Mike Tyson stated that it would be an easy task for him to knock out Jake Paul if the two were to ever enter the ring together. However, the former heavyweight champ added that he wouldn't want to fight 'The Problem Child' because his family likes the Paul brothers.

"So f*****g easy. Yeah, but I would never. I'd be against my own f*****g family. They love this little white motherf****r. You know what I mean? He got balls. He's got f*****g balls. When you see a white boy with balls, you know. I'm talking about for real, but f**k you motherf****r... Yeah but nah man, let him have his f*****g reign."

Paul last fought former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley in a professional boxing contest. The fight went lasted the entire eight rounds and ended with 'The Problem Child' getting his hand raised via split decision.

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