Mike Tyson taunted all of Brazil by wearing Maradona-signed Argentina shirt in court after ‘assaulting cameraman’

MIKE TYSON as soon as wore a signed Diego Maradona jersey to taunt Brazilians throughout a court docket look.

The heavyweight legend was accused of assaulting cameraman Carlos Eduardo da Silva in a Sao Paulo nightclub in 2005.

Mike Tyson in 2005 wore a signed Diego Maradona jersey to taunt Brazilians during a court appearance
Mike Tyson in 2005 wore a signed Diego Maradona jersey to taunt Brazilians throughout a court docket lookCredit score: AP

Mike Tyson allegedly assaulted cameraman Carlos Eduardo da Silva in a Sao Paulo nightclub
Mike Tyson allegedly assaulted cameraman Carlos Eduardo da Silva in a Sao Paulo nightclubCredit score: AP

In consequence, he appeared in a Brazilian court docket and turned up within the shirt of their fierce footballing rivals Argentina - carrying the good Maradona on his again.

Tyson had met the previous Barcelona star on a TV look in 2005 - probably the place he obtained the signed prime which he wore to court docket.

Native stories even claimed Iron Mike - the youngest heavyweight champion ever at 20 - made 'obscene gestures in entrance of tv cameras'.

Tyson was instructed to return to court docket on March 7, however there isn't a suggestion the case was taken any additional.

The alleged incident had come solely 5 months after his retirement struggle in opposition to Danny McBride, which ended after six depressing rounds.

However since then, Tyson has turned his life round after overcoming a battle with substance abuse and melancholy.

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A lot so, that in November 2020 the celebrated puncher, 55, got here out of retirement for an exhibition bout with fellow American nice Roy Jones Jr, 52.

It ended as a draw however has impressed Tyson to struggle once more, with rumours final 12 months claiming he was in talks to face YouTuber Logan Paul, 26, or ex-opponent Lennox Lewis, 56.

Lewis beat an out-of-shape Tyson in 2002, and claimed Evander Holyfield, now 59, was his hardest opponent ever.

He wrote on Instagram: "Individuals appear to be genuinely stunned after I inform them Evander Holyfield was my hardest opponent, to not be confused with my hardest struggle, which was [Ray] Mercer."

Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield pictured in 2020
Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield pictured in 2020Credit score: Getty

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