Lucky, lucky burglar

[TacticalBlues 2,817]

Lucky burglar escapes after breaking into Mike Tyson's room

A RELIEVED burglar must be as pleased as punch to get out unharmed after sneaking into Mike Tyson’s hotel suite while the boxing legend was asleep.

The former undisputed world heavyweight champion was awoken by a torchlight and noises in one of his rooms. Reports say Tyson, 45, went to investigate but the lucky intruder fled before being confronted. A source said: “Whoever was in the room had a very ­fortunate escape. They would have been terrified if they had come face to face with Iron Mike.”

Celeb website TMZ said: “We’re told Tyson had been sleeping like a baby. By the time he realised what was happening, the intruder had already run out of the room.” Nothing was taken from the suite at the £1,000-a-night Cosmopolitan hotel in Vegas where the former boxer was staying after New Year’s Eve celebrations with his family. The hotel said: “We received a report of an incident which is now being investigated.” It was similar to a scene in hit film The Hangover when Tyson confronted burglars who stole a tiger from his Vegas mansion.

The dad of eight, who was known as the Baddest Man on the Planet during his boxing days and who bit off part of opponent Evander Holyfield’s ear during a bout, was jailed for nine months in 1999 for beating up two men after a minor car crash.

I actually reckon Tyson would of let the guy go, back in the day though the guy would've been lucky to survive and would probably be disabled for life. Tyson's a legend, him and Ali are my two favourites. I made a montage for Tyson a year and a half ago too when I was bored:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlXWaGBkk98&feature=channel_video_title

Check that out if you get the time

[Spike 12,049]

Isn't Tyson a devout Muslim that abhors violence now?

[TacticalBlues 2,817]

Isn't Tyson a devout Muslim that abhors violence now?

Yep 'Malik Abdul Aziz' aka Tyson. That's why I think he would probably let him go unharmed. He's really got his act together, especially over the last few years, and is striving to be a better person. It is definitely a popular misconception that he's the 'baddest man in the world'. When he was younger yes, but not anymore.You can tell he tries to be the consummate role model for his kids; I think that's why he said he lost all that fat he gained. Very unique type of person, Balotelli sort of reminds me of him, though. I think in the heart, Mario's a really good guy, but he does some outrageously funny things and is caught up in facade or struggles to conduct himself in a normal manner.

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Yep 'Malik Abdul Aziz' aka Tyson. That's why I think he would probably let him go unharmed. He's really got his act together, especially over the last few years, and is striving to be a better person. It is definitely a popular misconception that he's the 'baddest man in the world'. When he was younger yes, but not anymore.You can tell he tries to be the consummate role model for his kids; I think that's why he said he lost all that fat he gained. Very unique type of person, Balotelli sort of reminds me of him, though. I think in the heart, Mario's a really good guy, but he does some outrageously funny things and is caught up in facade or struggles to conduct himself in a normal manner.

I think they are just immature guys given too much money at a young age. Pay me £100,000 a week and I would be rather confused what to do with it. I do admire how Tyson has turned his life around.

[Kez 2,727]

Haha was he trying to steal his tiger?