Mike Tyson Returns to Ring After Divine Revelation from Toad Venom

Mike Tyson Returns to Ring After Divine Revelation from Toad Venom

Mike Tyson, the legendary boxer, is set to face YouTube sensation Jake Paul in a highly anticipated eight-round boxing match at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Tyson, with a remarkable 50-6 record and 44 knockouts, is widely considered one of the greatest boxers of all time. However, he has not competed professionally since 2005. Paul, on the other hand, has a 9-1 record, primarily against fellow social media stars.

The upcoming bout has already generated significant buzz, with Tyson adding to the drama by slapping Paul during the weigh-in. Now, Tyson has revealed a surprising reason for his return to the ring: a divine revelation he experienced while under the influence of toad venom.

In an interview with Interview Magazine, Tyson disclosed that he smoked the venom of the Sonoran Desert toad, which contains a hallucinogen known as 5-MeO-DMT. He claimed that during this experience, God instructed him to come out of retirement.

Tyson’s decision to smoke toad venom has raised eyebrows, but he believes it has had a profound impact on his life. He described the experience as a transformative one, leading him to realize his insignificance and the importance of embracing death.

The match between Tyson and Paul is expected to be a major event, with Netflix securing the live streaming rights. Paul’s massive YouTube following of over 20 million subscribers is likely to contribute to the fight’s popularity.

Tyson emphasized that financial gain is not his primary motivation for participating in the fight. He believes that the clash between his legendary status and Paul’s social media influence will create an unprecedented spectacle.

The use of toad venom for hallucinogenic purposes has gained attention in recent years, with some proponents claiming it can treat mental disorders and addiction. However, Tyson acknowledges that its legalization could lead to widespread love and compassion, which he believes society may not be ready for.