Las Vegas, renowned as a hub for boxing, holds special significance in the storied career of Mike Tyson, marked by numerous triumphs. Now a resident of the city at 57, Tyson has found a home in Las Vegas, a place that has reciprocated the sentiment by honoring him as an integral part of its culture and community.
In 2021, this recognition took a tangible form with the unveiling of a 10-foot-tall statue at Resorts World, positioned outside Mulberry Street Pizzeria. Mike Tyson recently disclosed where he’d want to live for the remaining years of his life.
Mike Tyson talks about his time in Las Vegas
Sin City, with its glamorous and tumultuous boxing history, served as the backdrop for some of Mike Tyson’s most unforgettable moments in the ring. Speaking with Bryan Salmond, Tyson said, “Yeah, I’ve lived here since I was 20 years old man, 19-20 years old, never moved back. When I first came here, the amateurs when they had the Olympic trials in ’84, and I lost in the trials in the finals and I was just hanging around someone celebrity kids.”
Then he also talked about how he used to mess with winners of his amateur bouts. Then the reporter asked him if he’d always be in Vegas. Tyson replied, “Oh yeah I can’t leave, I’m gonna die here.” Tyson even bought a home for his cozy retirement years.
Mike Tyson’s home in his beloved city
Nestled in Henderson, Nevada, just minutes from the vibrant allure of Sin City is the exclusive residence owned by none other than “The Baddest Man on the Planet,” Mike Tyson. The property occupies nearly an acre of prime real estate in the prestigious Seven Hills neighborhood.
A testament to luxury and space, the home sprawls across an impressive 10,400 square feet, offering a retreat for Tyson in this upscale enclave. Noteworthy amenities include two casitas, with one serving as a fully equipped apartment. So, Tyson is living an opulent life with every little facility available to him.
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So, Mike Tyson will not be moving out of the city, and he’s made it clear on multiple occasions, including his latest interview as well. What are your thoughts about this? Let us know in the comments section.
