dishdude714
12-24-2009, 02:27 AM
The following is from JRsBarBQ. com:
Iron Mike Tyson will guest host Raw in a few weeks, January 11 as I recall. Who gets punched by the former "Most Dangerous Man on the Planet?" I would suggest that Mike might get a pay day for this appearance but that's just an observation as many guest hosts come on Raw to simply promote their charities or upcoming projects. Tyson would be a great guest on WWE 24/7's Legends Roundtable if the subject matter was the WWWF from back in the day as Mike and I had many casual discussions about him watching WWWF religiously as a kid growing up in NYC. Tyson would be hard to beat in a WWWF trivia contest. Based on personal experience and being one on one with him, Mike Tyson is a different guy than the publics perception of him. Another great example of where misguided, questionable management and the ever present "posse" helped take a guy down who earned enough money to last him several lifetimes but unfortunately, from what I gather, isn't the case with one of the most fierce and intimidating boxers of any generation. Of course, at some point one has to look in the mirror when taking inventory of one's woes.
Iron Mike Tyson will guest host Raw in a few weeks, January 11 as I recall. Who gets punched by the former "Most Dangerous Man on the Planet?" I would suggest that Mike might get a pay day for this appearance but that's just an observation as many guest hosts come on Raw to simply promote their charities or upcoming projects. Tyson would be a great guest on WWE 24/7's Legends Roundtable if the subject matter was the WWWF from back in the day as Mike and I had many casual discussions about him watching WWWF religiously as a kid growing up in NYC. Tyson would be hard to beat in a WWWF trivia contest. Based on personal experience and being one on one with him, Mike Tyson is a different guy than the publics perception of him. Another great example of where misguided, questionable management and the ever present "posse" helped take a guy down who earned enough money to last him several lifetimes but unfortunately, from what I gather, isn't the case with one of the most fierce and intimidating boxers of any generation. Of course, at some point one has to look in the mirror when taking inventory of one's woes.