Mike Tyson Launches Edibles That Resemble An Ear With A Bite Taken Out

Photo courtesy of Mike Tyson

Mike Tyson Launches Edibles That Resemble An Ear With A Bite Taken Out

In honor of the legendary 1997 rematch between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield, Iron Mike just released 'Mike Bites,' edibles in the shape of an ear with a bite taken out.

We all remember when legendary heavyweight boxer Mike Tyson bit a part of Evander Holyfield’s ear off during a rematch in 1997. But just in case you forgot, Tyson just launched “Mike Bites,” a cannabis-infused edible that resembles an ear with a bite taken out of it. 

The 55-year-old former boxer has had a few ventures in the cannabis industry, with his most recent being Tyson 2.0, which launched in California in 2021 in partnership with Columbia Care.

Now, solely based on the products he’s selling, which include pre-rolls, beverages, extracts, and more, Tyson has a generous monthly income of $1 million, reports Sports Bible

He’s also the owner of a massive California weed farm that pulls in around $600,000 each month. Wanting to create some noise around Tyson 2.0, the former boxer recalls his anger and frustration in 1996 when he was defeated in round 11. 

Mike Tyson Launches Edibles That Resemble An Ear With A Bite Taken Out

Photo courtesy of Mike Tyson

Just a year later, Iron Mike still felt those frustrations deep inside, prompting him to channel those aggressive primal instincts and snag a bite of Holyfield’s ear a year later during the third round of their rematch. 

This resulted in Tyson getting suspended from matches for 15 months alongside a fine of $3 million. But it wasn’t until 2013 when Tyson and Holyfield crossed paths again when co-starring in a Foot Locker ad, which saw Iron Mike weirdly returning the piece of Holyfield’s ear he bit off. 

While the story lives on, Tyson wanted to immortalize it with the new “Mike Bites” from Tyson 2.0. The products are currently available in California, Nevada, Massachusetts, and Colorado, with Michigan as the next state. 

 

The Bite That Shook A Nation: Mike Bites

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We all have our favorite stoners: Wiz, Seth, and of course, Mike Tyson. Who could forget when he bit that dude’s ear off? He even branded a whole line of cannabis edibles around it. Granted, he did pay a $3M fine because of it…

The Tyson Bites are sour, tasty, and the edible of the century. Every dispensary is clamoring to have them on their shelves. These delta-8 edibles are legal in all 50 states and are definitely the most interesting edible of our time. How did Tyson flavor these tasty treats?

  • Black Eye Berry
  • Sour Apple Punch
  • Watermelon

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