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Mike Tyson is focused on Roy Jones Jr. even on Thanksgiving.
The 54-year-old former heavyweight champion will make his return to the ring against Jones Jr. on Saturday night but, even as he takes a break from training, he remains deadset on the fight.
A TMZ Sports video showed Tyson carving a turkey sculpture of Jones Jr.
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He sliced off the “ear” portion of the Jones lookalike and cracked a joke while doing it.
“Tastes so much better than Evander's,” he quipped, in a nod to the infamous moment when he bit a chunk of Evander Holyfield’s ear during their fight in 1997.
While the fight is considered an exhibition, Tyson and Jones have vowed to knock each other out. Tyson posted a photo last week of him in his boxing trunks looking fit.
Tyson compiled a 50-6 record during his career. But he hasn’t fought since June 2005 when he losted to Kevin McBride via a corner stoppage. Tyson said after the fight that he didn’t have “the guts to be in this sport anymore.”
His last win came against Clifford Etienne in February 2003.
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Jones finished his boxing career 66-9 with 47 knockouts. His last fight was February 2018 against Scott Sigmon in which he won via unanimous decision.
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