Mike Tyson is a living legend in all of sports. He is regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time. His aggressiveness in the ring is unlike any other boxer, and at 57 years old, the American is set to return to the ring this summer. The Internet went wild when it was announced that Mike Tyson will fight Jake Paul on July 20 at the AT&T Stadium. While Tyson gets ready for his fight in the summer, here is a look at his football shirt collection, which, over the years, has grown. He also owns a historic Argentina shirt many football fans wished to have.
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Mike Tyson has worn many football jerseys over the years, which includes many England clubs. He has worn a 2000 England home kit and a 1998 Scotland home kit jersey. Some other teams he has worn from that are English clubs are Wolves, Peterborough United, and Manchester United. He has also worn club jerseys like Benfica, Rangers, and Juventus.
He has also worn International jerseys, including the rivals Brazil and Argentina. The story behind wearing both Brazil and Argentina is from Tyson's incident in Brazil. According to Sportskeeda, Tyson had an incident in Sao Paulo in 2005. The former boxer was walking through Sao Paulo and bumped into a cameraman. He struck the man and broke his camera in the process. As a result, he was cited by the Justice Department and was forced to testify. In response to this, Tyson showed up to his hearing wearing an Argentina shirt. This wasn't just no ordinary Argentina shirt,
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The legendary Diego Maradona signed the Argentina shirt he was wearing in his hearing. The shirt read, "For Mike, with love." Tyson did not face jail time in Brazil and the justice system was not annoyed by the fact Tyson wore the Argentina shirt.
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