[dramatic music playing]
-[indistinct chatter] -[utensils clinking]
Tyson.
I want to tell you something.
Don't waste time. Let's go together!
I want AJ, yes.
And I want… I want a fair shout at The Rabbit.
I know you.
And I know you've got a special soft spot in your heart for the Gypsy King.
Of course. Of course.
Jerry Maguire, show me the money!
You're only retired until you get an offer you can't refuse.
[upbeat pop music playing]
[upbeat pop music continues]
-[Paris] Venezuela? -[Venezuela] Yeah?
Do you want a cup of tea?
No.
-You having a coffee, Tys? -Yeah.
-[Venezuela] I'll have coffee. -A coffee?
Here, love.
-How was your York races? -Lovely. Very good.
I got put in a box.
D'you know they're like, a special thing to go in the box. You know that?
-Not everyone can. -[Venezuela] I know.
-Uh… -What's your problem?
Paris!
-[Paris] What? -Come here.
-[jaunty music playing] -[Paris] Why am I worried?
Oh, you've got a hole in your trousers? I'll sew 'em for you.
Can we do that right now? 'Cause I wanna wear these pants.
Travelers have their traditions. For us, we've got very distinct roles in our life.
Tyson's a shrewd businessman,
and my work is my family,
so this is what we do. This is how we roll.
D'you know… you can afford a new pair of pants, you know?
-I know you like these-- -Why's everything about affording?
I can afford a fuckin' castle, but I don't wanna live in one, do I?
You live in a castle.
[Tyson] It's nothing to do with affording.
-Yeah, but I'll tell you what it is-- -I like them pants.
I've sewed these pants six times. You keep ripping the crotch.
-They're still good. -No, the--
-They're still good. -The crotch keeps coming undone.
The pants are good. So what if you have to sew 'em?
People used to sew every day in the olden days.
I'm not your big, uh… waster. I shop in Asda, for God's sake.
-Look, you've done a brilliant job. -There, no hole in the crotch.
I do enjoy a deal, whether it's for 50 pence or 50 million.
I think it's just a part of who I am, wheeling and dealing.
[chuckling] She did a pretty good job. Appreciate that.
-They'll last another six months. -I appreciate a woman who can…
They don't even look like they've been sewn.
Like, this is unbelievable.
[upbeat music playing]
Keep doing that and they will 'cause they'll pop open.
Well, you'll have to sew 'em again, won't ya?
[music intensifies]
[Tyson] Right, lads, today,
your training session's gonna consist of four rounds on the pads each.
Let's get going. Get the clock going. Reset it.
-Go on, Prince, put the clock on. -[Tyson] Reset clock. Don't fuck around.
Johnboy's not left since Scotland. He wants to be a boxer like Prince,
so training them together makes a lot more sense.
They sharpen each other up, they bounce off each other,
and there's a lot of competition between the guys.
[high-pitched tone blaring]
That's it.
Always start and finish. Finish on the jab after everything.
-[Prince] Yeah. -[Johnboy] Yeah.
I'm learning with the best of the best, me dad, and, uh, I wanna be better.
[Tyson] Whoa!
-[high-pitched tone blaring] -[Tyson] Whoo! Yeah!
Are you feeling it?
Johnboy, he'll never be as good as me, but, um… you know, here's hoping.
-He might come second. -[fierce music playing]
[Tyson] Double jab.
-Nope. Whoa, whoa. I'm not having that. -[Prince] What was that?
[Tyson] Push, push. Push, push.
-Boom, boom, boom, boom. -[Johnboy] Yeah.
-Yeah. -Yeah? Go.
The talent is bred in them, but the rest of it that comes with it,
the willpower, the dedication, the determination,
that's all stuff that's got to be brought on.
Come on. That clock ain't your friend. I am.
Come on. Do you wanna lose, or do you wanna win?
Do you wanna win, or do you wanna lose? Come on! Come on! Come on, up!
One, two, three. Power!
-[high-pitched tone blaring] -'Ey!
Well done, my boys. Good round.
-♪ Yes ♪ -[music fades]
[Tyson] Still think you've got what it takes?
-Definitely. -Boxing ain't easy. Neither is life. Yeah?
Look at that clock all you want, it never gets easier.
Even at my level, it never gets any easier.
Just keep pushing and no matter what, never quit.
You've seen me in there, haven't you, wobbling, down. Do I ever quit?
-Nope. -Nope.
-Would I ever quit? -Probably not.
Probably not.
If I can't be in the ring myself, this is the next best thing.
I'm kinda living through the boys right now.
♪ Get your cans, put 'em in the bin Make no mess in my gym, please ♪
But training is not like boxing.
Does it scratch the itch, give me that… I'm not sure.
Because I'm a boxer forever.
That's a special thing.
It's almost a romantic thing, it's that special.
[midtempo hip-hop music playing]
[Adonis] Slip and slide!
-[music fades] -Hey!
We're running late. We're always late, but we're running late today.
[Valencia] Ice cream!
If you wanna talk about annoying,
get a big family, and then you'll see annoying.
-[mysterious music playing] -[Tutty] Cold! Cold! Cold! Cold!
[Paris] Hey, get your jumper!
[clangs]
[Paris] Hey! Stop!
Sometimes, me mam can be strict.
Can I give an impression?
She shouts at me like this. "Get to your room!"
-Out. Out. -[Tutty] Out!
I get shouted at a lot, a lot, 'cause I'm a bad man ting.
-Uh, today is a cake sale. -[Paris] So you need money?
-[Tutty] Yeah. -I'll get you some change.
[Tyson] Right. Time to pack.
This trip is about getting paid.
It's a job for a boxing association called the IBA.
I think it's like an… like a PR event,
doing a personal appearance, um… sign a couple of autographs
so I can eat my meals for free.
That's about what I'm doing these days. [laughs]
As always, the Gypsy King equals crowd-pleaser.
They brought the big boss in.
The facts of the matter are, I can see there's a void,
a dullness, an emptiness in boxing without me.
You've got Joshua. He's not the most exciting person in the world.
You got Usyk, don't say three words apart from "Hello, Derek."
Boxing is absolutely dead without Tyson Fury.
Suppose we're gonna make a statement, so we may as well wear the fuckin'…
the big GK suit, eh?
Three piece. Gypsy King. Just in case they forget who I am.
Hopefully, the pants… Yeah, they're in there. That'll do me lovely.
No shirt. Shirtless for this one event.
So they get the full aura, do you know what I mean? The full…
the full front.
[dramatic music playing]
Since I've been retired, it's the first boxing event I've been to
'cause the temptation is… is difficult.
The more I spend time around it, the more I want to come back myself.
It's something that never leaves a person who's been involved in it.
No matter what we do,
there's a voice in my mind saying, "I can still do this. I've still got it."
Because there's nothing like a good old fight.
I found a suit, like a stand-out suit, that's gonna get me noticed.
Just in case someone gets a bit cheeky while I'm there.
-[Paris] What-- -Bust a few heads.
Hello? What is this thing you're going to?
Some type of boxing event.
Where's it at?
Constantinople.
-I thought you was going to Istanbul. -Yeah, I am. Formerly Constantinople.
[Rico] Papa! Papa!
You seem to be busier than ever now that you're retired
than you was even when you was boxing.
I am busier than ever. Obviously, I'm keeping myself busy.
Then again, I could go back into camp for another couple of fights, innit, so…
You're not going back in to fight.
-[Rico wails] -My heart still cries out for the boxing.
I'm in that headspace where I don't think I'm 37 anymore.
The same kind of thing that I never remember that I'm bald.
Like, I don't rem… I don't think that I'm a bald person.
I still think I've got, like, curly hair as a youngster.
If you're actually seriously going back into boxing,
is that why you're going to the boxing show?
No, nothing to do with over there. I'm doing a job.
I'm getting paid to turn up and do a job, PR event.
So you're not gonna go over and start announcing that you're boxing?
No, not at all. Why would I do that?
Because you wanna strongly think about this conversation,
because in all seriousness, your boxing's done.
This is what life is like with Tyson.
You never, ever know what you are gonna get.
And when Tyson has these big-brain ideas,
it's like talking to a lamppost, in… it doesn't go in at all.
Is this one of these thoughts that's just one of these intrusive thoughts you get?
Yeah. Yeah.
This isn't, like, a planned-out thing?
There's no planning in my life, ever.
Hopefully, this might just be one of Tyson's harebrained ideas.
-Be safe. -[Tyson] See youse later.
[Paris] It's like when Tyson wants to buy a helicopter or an airplane
or take flight lessons,
and he might just get over it as quickly as he's thought of it.
-[dramatic music playing] -[Tyson] Oof.
Oh, every time I see you lot, businessmen, phone, phone, phone.
Get in the fuckin' real world!
[all laughing]
So who's excited to go to Constantinople?
Yeah, I'm looking forward to it. Be all right, won't it?
There's no hard work for you here, Tys.
-We're in, we're out… we're home. -Shake it all about.
And in the meantime, we get to meet a lot of people and do a lot of networking.
-I'm gonna get the feelers out. -Yeah.
To get some big fights.
Yeah, but we had this conversation before, and you said,
"I don't know if I can be bothered again."
That's true.
So is this… is this… Tyson, today, actually, are you gonna do it?
Or are you just winding me up again?
Retired life's all right.
Like, I can go round the world, do a few jobs here and there, get paid.
I can go on holiday, have a beer when I want, whatever.
But I'm not ancient, you know what I mean?
And I think I've got plenty of big nights left in me.
My job with Tyson really entails getting deals, brokering fights.
You know, there's not a day go by when I'm not chasing a job for him.
We are businesspeople, and we wanna do business.
[Tyson] This is our little jet here now, innit?
Ah, please don't say it's a little one.
If he is gonna come out of retirement,
then I'm very much behind him on anything he wants to do,
whether it's coming back into boxing
or swimming the Nile River with a load of crocodiles in it, it doesn't matter.
If he wants to do something, you know, heaven and earth won't move it.
Let's go!
-Fucking ready, bro! -[Spencer] Come on, get on the plane!
[Tyson] Istanbul, here we come!
Tyson is a sly shit.
Sly-ass has already had this in his head,
and he can very easily be in an environment
where everyone pushes him on to want to do this.
It's all right for boxing fans
and everybody, "Oh yeah, it's good. It's great. Oh, keep boxing, keep boxing."
Everyone wants him to still keep boxing.
But he could get hurt.
What for? Oh, a big payday.
He doesn't want a big payday. It's nothing to do with payday.
He's addicted to boxing.
He… he needs to just think about his family,
his wife, his kids, his brothers, his dad.
Everybody that tells him, "No. Don't bother now. You've done enough,"
he should listen.
This idea could change in two seconds.
This could be an absolute load of crap, wind-up shit.
[ethereal music playing]
Please. Series one all over again, innit?
[mocking] "I'm retired." "I'm not retired."
Please. Simpleton.
He's a twat, in't he?
[music intensifies]
-[man] Hey, here he is! Hello, Mr. Fury. -Aloha!
[journalist] What do you expect for tomorrow's tournament?
I'm expecting good fights, great show,
lots of entertainment, and a fucking good time.
Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Nice to see ya.
[Tyson] It's nothing but press straightaway
and interviews after interviews.
There's a massive circus that follows this idiot around wherever he goes.
And I know that the fans are still in love with the Gypsy King.
[announcer over PA] Tyson Fury!
[dramatic music playing]
[Tyson] Boxing or not boxing, that's the treatment I get.
I command it.
-Hello. -[man] Big star in China.
-[Tyson] Oh, thank you. -[man] Many Chinese boxers--
[Tyson] Oh, thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
The size of me, the achievements I've done, the charismatic personality.
Hello. Hello.
This is what I love, and this is what I do.
Wow, I'm not gonna get in that.
Pull it round, pull it round. [groans]
It's the hardest thing in the world to let go,
being the center of attention.
How's it looking?
[Navid] That's pretty sick, to be honest, Tys.
[Tyson] And there's nothing, no TV, no movies, nothing can ever compete.
And this type of thing makes me miss the sport even more.
-[camera clicks] -[Tyson] Let's have a look.
I look like an absolute tosser.
[mysterious music playing]
[Paris] Valencia, Athena, come on!
-Go out for one second. Go out. -[water running]
Go out. Go and sit on the couch.
[music fades]
-[Rico fussing] -Are you ready?
Boom! Boom!
[Athena grunts]
[Paris] While Tyson is away having a good time,
I still need to be here, and I still need to be looking after the house.
It's too hot right now.
I don't think Tyson has the slightest clue what I do every day.
-[Rico squeals] -[Paris] Oh, that's nice.
If I actually jotted down on a piece of paper
all the little jobs that I just take as mundane things,
I think he would never in a million year just be able to even comprehend.
Ha! Yeah!
-[Paris] I'll get your 'jamas. -[Rico] Yeah! [squeals]
-[Paris] Right, sit down now. -[Rico yells]
Rico is clingy to me on a whole new level.
I think it's because his dad was away the first 12, 18 month of his life.
Tyson was not there. Tyson was gone for a camp.
Tyson done three training camps back to back,
um… in the whole time of Rico being born.
Look at the telly. That's it.
-Look up. Good girl. -Mam.
[Paris] Don't move. That's perfect. Valencia, come here.
It's hectic, and it's hard work, and I'm tired and whatever,
but then when you look at them all washed and done,
you think, "That's lovely. We're very blessed to have 'em."
When Tyson was in training camp for his last fight, he stopped contact with me,
and he just put his phone off, literally wouldn't even speak.
I didn't like it. I didn't appreciate it at all.
It was actually, you know,
quite shit.
So for Tyson to even discuss boxing again,
it upsets me, I've gotta be truthful.
-Good night now. -[kids chattering]
-[Paris] Night, night. -[Valencia] Night.
[dramatic music playing]
Hello.
-Hello, mate. -How are you? Good to see you.
-You okay? -Derek looks fresh.
-[Tyson] Looks fresh, don't he? -[Navid] Looks fresh.
Bro, you know what the secret is?
Sauna every day, yeah, and an ice bath every day.
Wow. Well, I see you're training every day as well.
-I do both. -Good.
-Staying alive, that's good, innit? -[Derek] I know, man.
So what's happening, bro?
Well, I'm thinking about making a return,
and for the right numbers, I'd definitely return.
You know when you announced retirement, yeah?
For some reason, I felt sad.
-Yeah? -Yeah.
Listen, if you show me the money and it turns me on,
I'm gonna drop me knickers.
-Yeah? -That's a daunting thought.
[Tyson] Money speaks a trillion languages, and that's it.
There's only one man in the world who can, uh… who can pull the money up.
And only one man in the world who can do a deal with him.
-Correct. So why don't we ring him now? -Get him on the fucking blower.
-Let's get him on the phone. -[Navid] Who?
[Spencer] Turki.
Turki Al-Sheikh brings in massive sporting acts to Saudi.
He's made the biggest fights possible. He's brought the biggest entertainers.
Money to the… the Saudi Arabian funds
are like, um… water to me turning on a tap.
They've got plenty of it, and they've got massive visions.
-About to sign a deal right now. -Get your money out.
He's the only one who can do this.
FaceTime his ass.
-Hello. -[Spencer] Hello. Hello, boss.
Salaam alaikum. [laughing]
Who are you?
Jerry Maguire. Show me the money!
Tyson, I want to tell you something.
Don't waste time.
-[Tyson] Listen. -Let's go together!
[Spencer laughing]
-We can do one tune-up fight. -[Tyson] Okay.
-In Riyadh Season. -Yeah.
Then we do Joshua.
-Yeah. -In England.
Yes. I want a… The Riyadh Season one, yes.
I want AJ, yes.
And I want… I want a fair shout at The Rabbit.
Because I don't… No, I don't want a fucked-up decision.
I want to tell you something. The Rabbit, no problem for me. It's a big fight.
Okay, sounds good.
Put… put some numbers down for me.
-Some large numbers. -[laughing]
-We will discuss and get back to you. -[adventurous music playing]
Okay, don't be too tough with me, now. I want you to be very generous, as always.
-You know me. -I know you.
And I know you've got a special soft spot in your heart for the Gypsy King.
Of course.
And I will put on a big drama show.
I know.
Okay, go on, then. Have a good day. I'll put you on to Spence.
No problem. Good luck.
-Hi, boss. -[Tyson] Come on!
[snickering]
-I want to talk with you alone. -[Spencer] Yeah.
Got to talk numbers now.
[Spencer] There we go. I'm on my own.
[Tyson] I like the idea of potential deals happening
because I'm not like a normal person. I don't take respites.
It's like, bam, bam, bam, bam, Duracell Bunny.
One job to next to next, ba-da-la-la.
I want everything, but I expect big money,
and if it's not giving me what I feel, then it's the wrong deal for me.
[music fades]
[upbeat pop music playing]
[Paris] Go on, we'll get a coffee.
Do you drink coffee?
No. It's horrible.
Oh, they do banana flavor.
[Prince] Do you really want banana?
I half want a banana ice cream.
Prince and Venezuela are the first pancakes, ain't they?
They're the first one you put in the pan,
and they're a bit dodgy, you don't know what you're doing,
if the temperature's right, if you're cooking it right.
They are the first pancakes.
-That's nice. -Is it?
But Prince will always be my baby boy.
And, you know, with Tyson's history with mental health,
and obviously having all my children, I like to check in that they're okay.
Especially the boys. If they feel like they can't talk to someone,
I want them to know they can talk to me.
You reckon if I throw this, the seagulls'll eat it?
The bird'll eat the ice cream.
You always talk to your mam, don't you? Like, your mam's… your mam's your mam.
How do you find training? Would you let your dad train you if you was a boxer?
Hundred percent.
What about when he starts telling you what to do?
-Telling you you're doing it wrong? -Then I'll do it right.
All right, if that doesn't work out, you'll have to go to work.
It's not not gonna work out.
-Do you reckon you'll ever do it? -I reckon I will, yeah.
I reckon 100% I will.
You're confident and all, aren't you?
All you Fury kids, youse have all got confidence.
I think it's great that him and his dad have a good relationship
and that him and his dad are really bonding over boxing and training,
and Johnboy's involved, and they've got that little unit going on daily.
But I think, like, say if Tyson was boxing and he was gone,
I would feel for my Prince
because he'd be a bit of a lost… he'd be a bit lost in what he's doing,
where now he knows what he's doing.
He's training for his boxing. He's doing his schoolwork.
He's happy doing what he's doing.
[chilled music playing]
Tell you what.
So we're here representing,
and I've brought my trusted friend and barber…
Okay.
…to do the personal shave-up, shape-up up here.
You've gone from Morecambe Bay to the…
Türkiye.
…$200 million hotel, barber shop.
-Time to get the freshness going. -Yes, we are.
[music fades]
-Head up for me. -One sec, I'm gonna set this camera up.
[clippers buzzing]
[outgoing call ringing]
Hello.
-[Tyson] Hiya, love. -Oh, what are you doing?
I'm just in't barbers, sweating cobs.
Getting my, uh… face done for tonight.
[Paris] You're big-time now,
taking your personal barber with you, aren't ya?
He's like the Whitney Houston and Mariah Careys of the world,
taking his own stylist.
-Oh! -[laughing]
So, what you doing over there?
I've got a couple of offers coming in.
What, to fight?
No need to panic.
-I've not agreed to anything. -You are not going back into camp.
-Why even talk about it? -I'm just seeing what's out there.
[Paris] I don't think it's necessary.
I think you should just go around and just do what you're doing, be a big
celebrity…
influencer.
-Yeah? -Yeah.
Go on, then. I'll let you go.
-See you. Bye. -Bye.
-See youse later. -Take care.
[mid-tempo hip-hop beat playing]
He'll know exactly what he's doing.
[singsong] Oh dear.
[sighs] Ah.
It's a dangerous situation, being around the boxing scene again,
because his bravado comes over him.
One day, he'll say, "I'm an old man, I'm out."
The next day, if someone said to him, "You're an old man,"
he'd be like, "I'm not. I'll show you."
"I'll go running for 17 mile, and I'll show you I'm fitter than I've ever been."
So, I'm wondering, has more been said than I actually know?
Am I just completely out in the cold here?
-Boys, come in here! -[Prince and Johnboy] Yeah.
-[Paris] Your dad was just on the phone. -[Prince] Where's he at?
Look… look at him climbing over me couch.
[blows raspberry]
Um, he said Türkiye's good, but he was on about boxing.
[Rico] Mummy!
-What, now? -[Paris] Maybe.
He changes his mind, though, very quick.
I didn't believe him, but if he did box again,
would you like to go to another fight?
No. I watch all of his fights on the telly anyway,
but watching 'em in real life, I don't like 'em.
[Paris] You really don't like it.
I don't like it, but I'd rather be there 'cause if I'm there…
If he's put away in an ambulance, you're with him.
[Paris] Yeah.
I don't want him to get back in the ring. It's quite scary.
The last time I was ringside, it was horrible to watch, to be honest.
[suspenseful music playing]
Come on! Get him now! [groans]
He's got the money, so I don't know why he's doing it,
but… there's no changing me dad's mind no matter who speaks to him,
and that's what.
He'll do what he's gonna do,
but hopefully it's just an idea, and he's got excited.
-We'll find out when it happens, won't we? -Yeah, we'll find out. We'll see.
[Tyson] I'm getting ready for the big fight night.
The job I've been paid to do to be here. Not too shabby.
[music fades]
[producer] Can you make anything near to what you make in boxing
just doing things like this?
Never in a million years.
Nothing. Nothing could compare to what I do in boxing.
So…
-[John] Hello? -[Tyson] Dad, you all right?
Yeah, how you doing? Everything good?
Everything's going really good over here, Dad, to be honest with ya.
Very, very good event.
-What time is it in Türkiye now? -Two hours in front.
So it's quarter past four with you, quarter past six here.
Anything else happening?
Oh, nothing.
Just, um… I've had a few offers come in for, um… a return and stuff.
-Where are these offers coming from? -Um… Listen, don't worry about all that.
I don't really wanna let me dad know too much details
about the boxing or whatever,
because one, he wouldn't approve of it, and two, nothing's concrete.
Nothing's done until it's done.
I'll make me own decision.
I've never relied on anybody to make a decision for me in me life,
so I don't intend on letting someone else make a decision for me at 37.
Right, we got some stuff to talk about.
Go on, then. Let's have a little "step into my office" moment.
-Um… Turki's been on the phone again. -[mimicking Turki] Ooh, Turki-ah.
Before we start, is it a ground-shaking deal?
Well, I think it's…
Is it an unbelievable deal?
It's a fair deal.
-Fair? Fair's like-- -I know it's not--
Fair's a shit word. I don't like that word.
I like ground-breaking, ground-shaking.
It's a fair deal,
it… and it's all down to you, Tys, whether you wanna do it.
-You've still got it in ya. -Still got it.
Whatever you… wherever you go, it's… it's on,
so everything's in your court at the moment.
And you've got to… to speak to your missus, your brothers, your dad.
-I haven't spoke to any of them yet. -That's gonna be a bone of contention.
I don't think me dad wants me to continue.
-[Spencer] No, I'm sure he doesn't. -He's afraid of, uh… all the damage.
We gotta be mindful that the deals ain't gonna be there forever.
-You ain't getting any younger. -No, no, of course.
And… and… and it's… it was made quite clear to us
that don't make this too long.
So it's down to you, big man, now. You're the decision-maker.
Well, I'm gonna think about it,
and then I've gotta decide if that deal is viable for me.
We'll soon find out, won't we, mate?
There's always gonna be a choice
whether I wanna come back or I don't, at any age,
but there's one story that I've lived by in me life.
Know your worth and go after it,
and if it's not what I expect, then there's no deal.
[music fades]
-I'll have a chicken salad. -[server] Yeah.
Just a… What goes on it? I don't want none of them…
-[server] Avocado. -Yeah.
-Egg. -That'll do.
-But I don't want any of them, like… -[server] No croutons.
Is that what they're called, like, hard bread pieces? I don't want none of 'em.
-Cheers, thanks a lot. -[server] Thank you.
How's the baby, then, Tom?
Getting bigger every day. She literally goes to the toilet now.
She goes on her own, seat up,
steps on the ladder, sits down, flushes the chain, everything.
-Unbelievable. -I'm telling you.
I don't know where she's getting the smartness. It ain't from me.
No, no.
Definitely not from me either. Gotta be from her mother's side.
I couldn't tie me shoelaces till I was ten year old.
[chuckling]
-[John] Have you heard from the big fella? -Nothing major. You?
He just rings me with all kinds of crap,
saying they made him this offer, that offer.
I won't entertain it, Tommy. Should have been in Türkiye with him.
'Cause with all these locusts round him, and all that there… these hyenas,
gonna force him back in the ring, in't they?
Makin' him offers… offer after the other, just to get him back, you know?
[dramatic music playing]
It's if he'll do it or not, isn't it?
I think me and Tyson are most similar in mindset, to be honest.
I've had well over a year out
where I had the hand surgery and wasn't able to box, so I get it.
It's that itch. It's that drive to try and get them endorphins
that I'd normally get standing on a stage in front of thousands of people, boxing.
And when you're not able to do that, it has a certain effect on you.
What does he wanna go and lure hisself back in the ring for
and let other people capitalize on what he's done?
Professional vampires, that's what I call them.
-Mm-hmm. -Putting shit in his head.
Piss them all off, these people wanna get rich out of your lad.
Your health's at risk at 37, but Tyson's more like 47.
You know, with the wear and tear he's had. Spoils of war and scars of war.
Realize you've got them. Leave it.
There's no more juice in that orange. Bin it.
You've had your pound of flesh. He's been well paid.
It's over.
It doesn't matter what you say or what I say or what anybody says.
It's been proven before, hasn't it? I say no, and he does it.
So you might as well say yes.
I'm not saying yes to nothing I don't believe in.
If he does all that, I'll be honest and truthful with you,
me and him'll fall out for a long, long time.
A long, long time.
'Cause that's being a idiot, isn't it? It's being a fool.
Being an absolute mug.
[dramatic music intensifies]
[announcer] Ladies and gentlemen,
welcome to Rixos Tersane Istanbul Arena,
where the Golden Era of Boxing
presents the BETCity
IBA Pro Champions Night!
[cheering, applauding]
I get to sit next to Roy Jones? Yes, bro!
What's up, baby? You good?
-Salaam alaikum. -Salaam alaikum, guys.
Ah! [grunts]
-[man in crowd] Tyson two! -[grunts]
-Anyone'd think I'm famous, wouldn't they? -[crowd cheering]
[intriguing music playing]
The last fight, want to give the belt?
Yeah, no problem.
[crowd hollering]
[whistling]
[man 2] Look at it!
It's a different experience going to watch a fight
rather than doing it yourself.
This is why I don't attend boxing fights anymore.
Like, if I go to boxing events and I'm sat ringside,
and you're in a good mood, you feel like you wanna return.
I can't get over it.
It's like being an alcoholic but always chilling out in a pub.
How do you ever expect not to be an alcoholic?
All the time, the temptation's there. The millions-of-pounds offers.
The big nights. The belts. Whatever it is, that's all a temptation.
If you're around that environment, you're around someone
who's always talking millions or big deals,
then, more than likely, you're gonna take a big deal.
Yes!
Impulsive decisions are very common for me.
And the voice in my mind is saying,
"That could be me in there again."
[somber music playing]
[indistinct chatter]
[man] Let's go, champ!
-Let's go, champ! -Let's go, champ!
Yeah, I have to go to a gala dinner.
Yes?
-[Spencer] I need five minutes with you. -Yeah.
-Let's go now, then. -[Spencer] Yeah. Come on.
-Welcome. -Hello.
Table?
Uh… Excuse me, we're gonna be five minutes. Thank you.
Just gonna turn me mic off.
We're just having a private conversation for a minute. Give us five minutes.
You're only retired
until you get an offer you can't refuse.
How's that? Perfect line.
[Prince] Mam, have you seen what Turki's posted about Dad?
[dramatic music playing]
[Twitter notification whistle]
[whistle]
Is he serious?
What is goin' on? I really don't want him to do it.
His family don't want him to do it.
I need to just be able to quietly sit and take in what's gone on.
So much for the retirement.
Why ever in the world?
Family will never be enough for Tyson.
Nothing can make Tyson happy.
I think he's like a cup with a hole in the bottom.
You know, it'll fill one day, but the next day it'll trickle back out.
The shame is that he'll never be full.
[rock music playing]
[music fades] aying]