Mike Tyson has shared another video of him on the pads looking incredibly sharp ahead of his return to the ring.
Back in incredible fighting shape, the 53-year old has revealed he is training for "three or four- round" exhibitions for some charities" in the near future.
He posted a couple of quick videos of him in action on his social media channels and now the Baddest Man on the Planet has put out a 37 second clip of him hitting the pads with the ferocious speed and power we were accustomed to seeing from a prime Tyson.
You just feel for the man holding the pads and taking the shorts to the stomach. Even with the body protector on, Tyson's hooks are next level.
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Having ended his career in disappointing fashion with three defeats in his last four fights, Tyson now feels back to his best physically and wants to help those struggling with addiction and homelessness as part of his return.
"That's all I've been doing, getting into shape,' Tyson said on a #PlayApartTogether live stream on Facebook.
"I feel unstoppable now. I feel the same [as when I was in my prime] again. The gods of war ignited my ego and want me to go to war again.
"Imagine if I went out there and fought and I could help all these people we talked about."
A plethora of potential opponents have been mooted, ranging from his old rival Evander Holyfield right through to current WBC world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.
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There's even been talk of interesting offers from New Zealand rugby player Sonny Bill Williams and MMA legend Wanderlei Silva.
The youngest ever world heavyweight champion has yet to disclose who he will be mixing it up with upon his return to the squared circle, but says there are a lot of different possibilities.
He told Lil Wayne's Young Money radio last month: "We've got many guys. Listen we've got so many guys that want to do this man.
"We're in calls, we're doing business with guys right now. You're not going to believe the names when the names come out. Some time this week we'll have the contract done
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"And whatever money we get, it's going to somebody else. I'm not going to make any money - probably the company, my wife because she's partners with me, she'll make some probably. But my money is going [to charity]."
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