Mike Tyson: Tired of Hearing the Same Old Lines

Mike Tyson, the legendary boxer who made history as the youngest heavyweight champ, is gearing up for a big fight. He's set to face Jake Paul on November 15 at the AT&T Stadium. This comes four years after his last exhibition match with Roy Jones Jr. The fight was delayed due to a health scare Tyson had during a flight. Now, as he prepares, he's had enough of people repeating the same old quotes. Recently, Gene Kilroy, Muhammad Ali's former business manager, visited Tyson during training. Kilroy has known Tyson since his early days. Their conversation took a philosophical turn, discussing the difference between wisdom and knowledge. Tyson shared his thoughts on the importance of sharing knowledge. Kilroy brought up the famous line about Tyson being his own biggest rival. Tyson wasn't impressed, saying he's heard it all before. He asked for something new, something he didn't already know. Tyson's career has been full of ups and downs. After ruling the boxing world, he faced personal and legal issues. But he's turned his life around. Now, he's a successful businessman and family man. He's even been a trainer. Now, he's ready to step back into the ring.