12, should be a wild, woozy read for anyone interested in the former heavyweight champion's life. Tyson's young thuggery (and penchant for pigeons) should come no surprise to anyone who's followed Tyson's post-boxing career, which has included a critically-acclaimed 2008 documentary, "Tyson," scene stealing roles in "The Hangover" movies, an Animal Planet series about his love for pigeons ("Taking On Tyson") and last year's one-man show, "The Undisputed Truth: Live on Stage."īut if the pummeling excerpt published in next week's New York magazine is any indication, the "Undisputed Truth" book, due out Nov. I wanted to stay around this old guy because I liked the way he made me feel." I had never heard anyone say nice things about me before. "In the world I came from, people do s- like that when they want to perv out on you," Tyson writes in "Undisputed Truth," his upcoming book.
And when Cus D'Amato, the legendary boxing trainer, told a 13-year-old Tyson he could make him the "youngest heavyweight champion in the world," Tyson thought he was "a pervert." Mike Tyson spent his formative years alternately taking and giving beatings, money and pigeons.
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