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Mike Tyson has confirmed his planned fight night with fellow 50-something boxing legend Evander Holyfield is a go.
Iron Mike, who infamously bit off a piece of Holyfield's ear when they met in the ring in 1997, insists the rematch will take place at the end of May, although his opponent's camp insists negotiations were knocked out on Monday.
"I just want everybody to know the fight is on with me and Holyfield," Tyson said during an Instagram Live session with Haute Living on Tuesday. "Holyfield's a humble man, I know that, and he's a man of God but I'm God's man. Listen, I'm going to be successful May 29th."
The previous day, Evander's manager issued a statement in which he revealed talks between the two fighters had "fallen apart."
"We were negotiating in good faith all along and it appears we just ended up wasting our time," Kris Lawrence said.
If the fight does take place, it will happen at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida.
Tyson came out of retirement and returned to the ring last year for an exhibition fight with Roy Jones, Jr. That bout ended in a tie, while Holyfield's last professional fight was in 2011, when he beat Brian Nielsen.
