Mike Tyson loses it on live TV when asked about rape conviction
WARNING: Language in this article may offend some readers.
By Staff Global News
Tyson, who met with Toronto mayor Rob Ford on Tuesday, was asked
during an interview on 24-hour news channel CP24 if meeting with someone
convicted of rape would impact Ford’s bid for re-election in October.
He responded by swearing repeatedly at the reporter, even
going as far as calling him a “piece of sh**.”
When the reporter, Nathan Downer, commented they were on
live television, Tyson replied “I don’t care. What are you going to do about
it?”
Downer tried to get the interview back on track, asking
about Tyson’s one-man show Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth, which he is in
Toronto to perform.
Tyson didn’t seem interested in answering and brushed it off
by saying it “speaks for itself” before his publicist jumped in to hype it up.
When Downer asked if performing on stage or boxing was more
nerve-racking, Tyson said it was more nerve-racking talking to a “rat piece of
sh** like you,” referring to Downer.
In a tweet sent after the incident, Downer apologized for
the language aired and acknowledged his question had hurt Tyson’s feelings and
said that was not his intention. Read more >>
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