Retired pro boxer, Mike Tyson’s fitness regime, and robust physique have been a point of wonder to many. His exceptional physical aptitude cemented his name as one of the greatest in the sports community. He is widely regarded as ‘The Baddest Man on Planet’, in lieu of his boxing career. Another legend from the bodybuilding domain, Flex Wheeler took a moment to acknowledge the boxer’s incredible journey.

Wheeler recently took to Instagram to share a snap featuring Tyson along with a perceptive message. Moreover, the picture itself depicted an interesting comparison that reflected the athlete’s dedication. 

Flex Wheeler commends Mike Tyson’s physique

As per the social media update, the 57-year-old athlete re-shared a collage by Boxing Peaks that highlighted the boxer’s well-maintained physique even after 34 years. Additionally, Wheeler captioned the story with a self-explanatory note. He wrote, “Time and age…make them YOUR B***H!”

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Nuancing a comparative analysis, the picture illustrated then-20-year-old Tyson in 1986. It was a historical year of his career because he was named the youngest world heavyweight title holder ever. On the other side, was a picture of him in 2020, the year the whole world shut down due to a pandemic. 

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Besides, it also represented the calculated efforts that the undisputed heavyweight champion had worked out to preserve his brawny frame.

The post’s caption read, “Mike Tyson hasn’t changed at all.” By the same token, ‘Iron Mike’ didn’t compromise on his workout routines even in prison. 

Mike Tyson’s prison workout regimes

Owing to his share of controversies, the American athlete served about 3 years in prison, after he was convicted for a case in 1992.  Talking to Shannon Sharpe in 2022, Tyson unveiled his training drills while in lock-up. “Got up early, but they allowed me to work out. I could run wherever I wanted to run. I was able to eat any kind of food I wanted,” he revealed.

He continued, “listen, that was the best three years of my life, really. I had a really awesome time in prison.” Ironically, his time in prison served as a boon for him since he landed one of the greatest pro comebacks. Concluding his career in 2005, Tyson retired with a 50-6 record.

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