Mike Tyson Says Man Threw Water Bottle At Him On Plane Before Viral Beatdown
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- Mike Tyson went viral after a video showed him repeatedly punching a man on a plane.
- Tyson’s reos spoke to TMZ regarding the incident and say the man provoked Tyson by throwing a water bottle at him.
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Mike Tyson’s reps are speaking out and telling his side of the story regarding a plane incident that went viral on Thursday.
In a video released by TMZ, Tyson was filmed repeatedly punching a man who had been annoying him during the duration of their flight from San Francisco to Florida.
Via TMZ
Mike Tyson seemed to lose his cool on a plane on Wednesday night … repeatedly punching a man in the face after the guy had apparently annoyed him.
TMZ Sports has learned … the incident all went down at around 10:30 PM PT as Tyson was slated to fly out of San Francisco International Airport to Florida.
A witness on the plane says as he and his friend were boarding Tyson’s flight … the boxing legend was initially cool with them and the other passengers.
Mike Tyson’s reps have spoken to TMZ and claim that the man threw a water bottle at the former boxing champion, which led to Tyson confronting the man physically.
Via TMZ
Mike Tyson says the man he punched repeatedly on a plane on Wednesday was not only harassing him … but also threw a water bottle at him before the fight.
Reps for Tyson made the claims in a statement to TMZ Sports … also saying the passenger on the San Francisco plane was “aggressive” during the incident as well.
“Unfortunately, Mr. Tyson had an incident on a flight with an aggressive passenger who began harassing him,” Tyson’s reps said Thursday, “and threw a water bottle at him while he was in his seat.”
The man in the video reportedly sought out the police after the incident but it’s unclear if he’s filed a report against Tyson.
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