Former boxing champion Mike Tyson has revealed his stance on attending the Super Bowl, shedding light on why he opted out of the annual extravaganza.
Despite the hype surrounding last night’s thrilling game, where the Kansas City Chiefs emerged victorious over the San Francisco 49ers, Tyson remains absent from the star-studded event.
While celebrities like Taylor Swift and Jay-Z graced the Allegiant Stadium for the spectacle, Tyson has clarified that the Super Bowl isn’t on his list of must-attend events.
On his podcast with Michael Jackson’s son Prince, Tyson disclosed his limited Super Bowl experience, citing a solitary invitation from New England Patriots owner Bob Kraft.
Although Tyson expressed allegiance to the Patriots, who boast an impressive six Super Bowl titles, his absence from the event is not due to snubbing but rather a lack of inclination. Despite missing out on this year’s festivities, Tyson’s future attendance at Super Bowl 59 remains uncertain, contingent upon receiving an invitation.
