Mike Tyson describes insane training regimen and ‘disease in him’ ahead of Jake Paul fight

Mike Tyson has explained why he believes he has a ‘disease’ when it comes to training
The 58-year-old changed his body and is confident that he can finish Jake Paul

Mike Tyson has opened up about a rare habit he considers a ‘disease’ as he revealed his usual training routine ahead of his fight with Jake Paul.

Speaking on the Pound 4 Pound podcast with Kamaru Usman and Henry Cejudo, the boxing legend detailed his morning workout routine as he prepares for his long-awaited comeback. According to Tyson, once he starts working, he can’t stop himself from training, even when it’s time to recover.

“Usually after a workout, the body needs two days to recover. I’m the kind of guy when I’m recovering, I don’t know, I can do 6,000 reps on the rower. It’s just a disease in me. It’s just a disease,” Tyson admitted.

“I get up in the morning, do road work, four miles on the treadmill. Four or five miles, I can’t do it outside, people fuck me. Yes, I do the treadmill. After that, I row about 3,000 strokes, then I come back and do another 3,000, and the next morning I do another 3,000. That’s 7,000 strokes in a day and a half,” he added.

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— Henry Cejudo (@HenryCejudo) November 1, 2024

Tyson got rid of it at the age of 58

Despite his age, Tyson trained like a beast. In fact, he boasted about something photos of his incredibly shredded physique battle ahead

It’s been nearly 20 years since “The Baddest Man on the Planet” fought professionally, but he plans to shoot “Problem Child”. when they step into the ring. The Paul vs. Tyson fight will take place on November 15^thousand at AT&T Stadium and will be streamed live for free on Netflix.