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Mike Tyson recalls being 'addicted to chaos' in 'Tyson' docuseries

The four-part series features Tyson’s first-person account of fame, controversy and redemption, with Netflix sharing a trailer ahead of the debut.

  • Netflix confirmed its four-part docuseries Tyson will premiere globally on October 13, promising an unfiltered account of the boxer's life told largely in his own words.
  • Tracing his meteoric rise as the youngest heavyweight champion ever, the series explores the sports legend's journey from his chaotic upbringing in Brooklyn to global superstardom.
  • In a newly released trailer, the 60-year-old recalls being "addicted to chaos" at the height of his fame, while his children suggest that "inside, there's a broken guy just trying to be a good father."
  • Directed by Floyd Russ, the series features executive producers including Bill Simmons and Amanda Spain; Netflix also announced a one-man show, Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike, debuting November 3.
  • Nearly four decades after reigning as the undisputed world heavyweight champion from 1987 to 1990, the boxing icon stepped back into the ring in 2024 to face Jake Paul in a record-breaking live event.
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