Tyson Fury claims he has accepted an offer to fight 53-year-old Mike Tyson in a sensational exhibition bout.
The super showdown is believed to be just one of Iron Mike’s return fights after his jaw-dropping return to fitness.
Tyson is also being lined up for a rematch against old foe Evander Holyfield, despite the pair having a combined age of 110.
And he is reportedly set to be offered more than Β£16million to compete in the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship.
But so far, it is only a fight against 31-year-old WBC heavyweight champ Fury that appears to have been agreed.
Fury – who wants to see Tyson take on Holyfield for a third time – told BT Sport: “I did get a phone call with a chance to fight Mike Tyson. I was like βwhat?β
“Yeah, I had a phone call saying βwould you like to fight Mike Tyson in an exhibition fight?β I was like βhell yeah!β”
“But I donβt think anything’s materialised out of it to be honest.
“So yeah I think heβs [Mike Tyson] definitely serious about doing some fights or whatever, but heβs fought Holyfield twice so theyβre both old now, so I think theyβre a bit long in the teeth.
βBut who am I to say anything, what anybodyβs capable of? I wouldnβt try and kill anybodyβs dreams.
“If they’re both fit to fight, medically fit, then let them do what they want to do. Itβs their life not mine.”

