Mike Tyson Says He's 'Now Feeling 100%' After Airplane Health Scare
Tuesday, 28 May 2024 Mike Tyson is back to feeling like iron once more ... the boxing legend says he's "100%" healthy again after suffering a medical scare on a flight over the weekend. The 57-year-old required medical attention while aboard an American Airlines flightβ¦
Fight Between , Mike Tyson and Jake Paul , Officially Rescheduled .
'The Independent' reports that Mike Tyson's upcoming
fight against Jake Paul has been rescheduled for
November 15 at Arlington's AT&T Stadium in Texas.
'The Independent' reports that Mike Tyson's upcoming
fight against Jake Paul has been rescheduled for
November 15 at Arlington's AT&T Stadium in Texas.
The event will also host a championship bout between
welterweight champ Katy Taylor and challenger
Amanda Serrano in a highly-anticipated rematch.
The event will also host a championship bout between
welterweight champ Katy Taylor and challenger
Amanda Serrano in a highly-anticipated rematch.
Originally, the bout between 57-year-old
Tyson and the much younger Paul was
scheduled to take place on July 20.
That date was postponed after Tyson had a medical
issue regarding a flare-up of an ulcer problem
and was advised to delay the fight. .
In May, Tyson had a medical emergency
on a flight from Miami to Los Angeles
and needed medical treatment. .
Our team has worked diligently
with all parties involved to
reschedule this monumental fight
to a date that ensures both
Jake Paul and Mike Tyson
are fully prepared, .., Nakisa Bidarian, MVP co-founder, via 'The Independent'.
Our team has worked diligently
with all parties involved to
reschedule this monumental fight
to a date that ensures both
Jake Paul and Mike Tyson
are fully prepared, .., Nakisa Bidarian, MVP co-founder, via 'The Independent'.
... with equal training time,
as well as allowing us to keep
the event at AT&T stadium in the
midst of the Cowboys season, Nakisa Bidarian, MVP co-founder, via 'The Independent'.
Paul v Tyson is the most cross
generational sporting event in
history, and we are committed
to providing fans worldwide
with this unforgettable night of
boxing, live globally on Netflix, Nakisa Bidarian, MVP co-founder, via 'The Independent'.
Paul v Tyson is the most cross
generational sporting event in
history, and we are committed
to providing fans worldwide
with this unforgettable night of
boxing, live globally on Netflix, Nakisa Bidarian, MVP co-founder, via 'The Independent'.
'The Independent' points out that Paul is 30 years
younger than former heavyweight champion Tyson,
whose professional boxing career ended in 2005. .
'The Independent' points out that Paul is 30 years
younger than former heavyweight champion Tyson,
whose professional boxing career ended in 2005. .
We look forward to seeing
everyone on Friday November 15
for a showdown that will be talked
about for generations to come, Nakisa Bidarian, MVP co-founder, via 'The Independent'
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American Airlines Is Sued for Discrimination , After Removing Black Men From Flight.
Three Black men filed a lawsuit against
the airline on May 29, NPR reports.
The men allege that they and five
other Black men were subjected to
"blatant and egregious racial discrimination"...
... when they were removed from
a flight in January "without any valid
reason, based solely on their race.".
The eight men reportedly did not know one another and weren't seated by each other on the flight. .
The lawsuit claims that an American Airlines representative singled out each of the men, asking them to leave the plane and book another flight.
In fact, once they reached the jet bridge,
they saw that several other Black men were
also being removed from the plane. In fact,
it appeared to Plaintiffs that American had
ordered all of the Black male passengers
on Flight 832 off the plane, Via lawsuit.
Later, the men discovered that they had been removed from the plane because a passenger complained about body odor, although none of them were approached about body odor. .
When the men told another American
Airlines staff member that they were being
racially targeted, the employee said she
"did not disagree," the lawsuit claims.
Ultimately, the passengers re-boarded the flight because there were no other flights available to their destination that evening.
Plaintiffs then had to re-board the plane
and endure the stares of the largely
white passengers who viewed them
as the cause of the substantial delay. , Via lawsuit.
They suffered during the entire
flight home, and the entire incident
was traumatic, upsetting, scary,
humiliating and degrading, Via lawsuit.
American Airlines is "currently
investigating the matter, as the claims do
not reflect" the company's "core values."
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Mike Tyson is back to feeling like iron once more ... the boxing legend says he's "100%" healthy again after suffering a medical scare on a flight over the weekend.