Boxing fans were left stunned when it was announced that Mike Tyson would clash against Floyd Mayweather in an exhibition bout in 2026. Since then, however, reports have emerged of a 2026 Mayweather fight against Manny Pacquiao.
Tyson last fought in 2024, losing a unanimous decision to Jake Paul. At 58, Tyson looked his age, and many believe that he shouldn’t be back in the ring. ‘Iron’ Mike clearly thinks otherwise, and his fight with a fellow legend in Mayweather will likely generate massive fan traction.
On the other hand, the Mayweather vs Pacquiao rematch news also came as a surprise, leaving fans scratching their heads about the Tyson vs Mayweather rumors. Tyson has now broken his silence on the topic.
Speaking to Hard Rock Bet, Tyson commented on the fight and his relationship: “Floyd wanted to fight me. Think I got a pretty decent relationship with him. I don’t hate him, you know what I’m speaking. I don’t have any harsh feelings.”
When asked when the fight will take place, he added: “I have no idea, maybe in March or April.”
Tyson then reacted to the Mayweather vs Pacquiao rematch rumors and what it means for his fight against ‘Money’, saying, “I wish I could give you some input, but I have no idea what you’re talking about as far as those two guys fighting. He definitely reigns with the greats, there’s no doubt. He put in his work.”
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Tyson also claims the Mayweather clash supersedes any other fight either of them has had before in their careers. Considering their achievements inside the ring, that’s quite a statement from ‘Iron’ Mike.
Tyson, ever confident in his legendary abilities, also promised to knock Mayweather out if they eventually face off.
Mayweather was polarizing throughout his career. Some liked him, others didn’t. However, nobody can doubt that he put fans in seats and was the biggest draw in the sport’s history. Apart from that, he defeated every man who stepped in the ring against him, retiring with a 50-0-0 record (27 KOs).
Mayweather became a five-weight world champion, and his legacy is set in stone as arguably the greatest of all time.
Tyson has now shared his take on Mayweather’s greatness, saying: “Well, he’s big time, there’s no doubt about it.”
The Denver Broncos received tough news Friday afternoon.
As NBC Sports noted, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that running back J.K. Dobbins will amiss Sunday’s matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs due to a significant foot injury.
Rapoport added that Dobbins is “believed to be out for the foreseeable future.”
His placement on injured reserve remains a real possibility as the team evaluates its options.
“Dobbins is still working through options, and while there is no final determination, IR remains a possibility,” Rapoport said.
The report came from himself and Tom Pelissero.
The development marks a quick escalation from earlier in the week, when Dobbins missed Wednesday and Thursday’s practices.
At that point, the team had not revealed the full severity of the injury.
Dobbins’ injury stems from a hip-drop tackle last Thursday against the Raiders, a play that left him frustrated enough to take to X and call for the move to be banned.
Dobbins ranks fifth in the NFL with 772 rushing yards and has been a huge part of Denver’s offense so far this season.
While Dobbins has officially been ruled out for Week 11, the next major decision comes quickly.
The Broncos must determine by Saturday afternoon whether to place him on injured reserve.
If he is moved to IR before Sunday, the Chiefs game will count toward a required four-game absence.
Placing Dobbins on IR would sideline him for matchups against the Chiefs, Commanders, Raiders, and Packers.
He would be eligible to return Week 16 against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Head coach Sean Payton acknowledged that discussions are ongoing.
“Nothing has been decided yet, and at some point there will be more clarity with him and some of these other players,” Payton said earlier this week.
Denver’s Week 12 bye gives the team a small cushion, but if the injury is significant enough to keep him out multiple weeks, the IR designation becomes more likely.
“With JK Dobbins potentially headed to Injured Reserve, all eyes turn to RJ Harvey,” Rapoport said.
RJ Harvey has already flashed his dynamic potential in limited work.
Payton praised Harvey’s running style, durability, and readiness to step into a larger role:
“When we drafted him, it was his running skillset, and he had a lot of touches at Central Florida,” Payton said.
“You are starting to see him grow in front of our eyes, and he will have more opportunities in this game.”
Tyler Badie will likely mix in as a third down guy, while Jaleel McLaughlin could be active as well.
Sunday’s divisional matchup against the Chiefs carries major playoff implications for both teams and Harvey has a huge opportunity to step up and flourish in the RB1 role.