“Don’t They Have the Death Penalty for Drugs”: Fans Concerned as Alleged Reports of Mike Tyson Introducing “Weed Boxing Championship” Go Viral

Recently a Facebook post managed to take the internet by storm, the reasons are justified as well. A shocking news that the renowned boxer Mike Tyson is orchestrating a rather unique event a combination of two things he likes- weed and boxing. According to the reports, Tyson would promote the first-ever Weed Boxing Championship on August 27. Moreover, it appears that the event will take place on the island of Ko Samui in Thailand.

LowKick MMA claimed that the event will have participants engage in three 3-minute rounds at the Samui International Muay Thai Stadium. However, apparently, the athletes will be engaging in the premium kush provided by Tyson himself before going at one another. It is to be noted that Tyson has a successful cannabis business of his own and he spends around $500,000 on Marijuana every year.

Moreover, following Thailand’s actions of decriminalizing the plant back in 2022, this could be a huge opportunity to capitalize on the country’s growing cannabis tourism. However, it is to be noted that Tyson hasn’t confirmed it as of now and it could just as well be rumors. No doubt that a lot of people will look forward to it in case it materializes.

Fans chime in regarding the event suggested by Mike Tyson

As the fans heard this intriguing yet unbelievable news, they couldn’t help but share their responses in wonder. Many raised their concerns over the legality of such an event. Some even raised ethical doubts about the event questioning the possible implication of it on young minds. Though there were some who didn’t look too much into it. One such fan jokingly wrote that this is what his usual training session looks like. He wrote, “That’s just me normally I always train high or fight lol.”

Another fan applauded the idea writing, “It’s a good idea.” Moreover, he also added that according to a theory, the use of marijuana can help prevent the brain from getting a concussion. He wrote that this would make the “sport even safer.”

Meanwhile, one fan showed his disapproval of the event. In his sarcastic remark, he pointed out that it would not be a good example for the younger generation. He wrote, “Another great example to the younger generation.”

One fan joked that it “should be a good time” if the fighters would get “fried af” before fighting. He claimed that it would be a “funny fight.” However, one fan questioned if consuming the substance is even legal in the country. He asked, “Don’t they have the death penalty for drugs in Thailand”.

Another fan chimed in and pointed out that he too believed that “weed was highly illegal there lol.” However, one fan shared his concern about Tyson using too much weed. He claimed that it can cause fast aging and make him look older.

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Overall, the news has certainly ignited a range of reactions among fans. From skepticism to misunderstanding, the fusion of combat sports and cannabis has certainly captured the attention of a diverse audience. What do you think about the concept? Do you see it coming true or do you think it’s all based on rumors? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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