Mitch ‘Blood’ Green Revisits Feud with Mike Tyson: Harlem Brawl, $25M Lawsuit, and Claims Tyson Still Owes Him Money

Kicking off the new year, Vlad TV released an interview with boxing veteran Mitch “Blood” Green, revisiting his infamous feud with Mike Tyson that escalated into a violent altercation outside the ring in the late ’80s and a subsequent $25 million lawsuit. YouTube screenshot, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfWA-vpPiGA While Green is barely comprehensible in the Vlad interview, it is still evident he has no love for Tyson to this day. The Green-Tyson Battle in Harlem For context, the Green-Tyson rivalry took a dramatic turn in 1988 when Green confronted a 22-year-old Tyson outside Dapper Dan’s store in Harlem, New York. The clash reignited tensions stemming their 10-round 1986 fight, which had been promoted by Tyson’s manager, Don King, according to The Sun. Green got paid $30,000 while Tyson, who earlier this year lost a high-dollar exhibition fight to YouTuber Jake Paul, got paid $250,000, but Green alleges in his interview with Vlad that Tyson’s payout was closer between $700,000 and $1 million. Green entered the fight as the WBC No. 7 contender, while Tyson was ranked eighth. The Georgia-born Green felt he deserved a bigger purse for the fight. Green also alleges his match with Tyson was rigged, orchestrated by King, who Green...