Back in the old era, Mike Tyson was unquestionably one of the scariest pugilists. He was known for putting extraordinary performances in the ring and often the boxing fraternity knew what he brought to the table. Also, Tyson’s behavior outside the ring remained unexpected for a long time.

Although today he ranks among the most humble and patient stars, such wasn’t the case when Tyson was at his boxing peak.

While he was young and couldn’t control his anger, Tyson once beat a photographer at an airport. Mike Tyson always liked enjoying his privacy. As a result, he never liked anyone invading his personal space.

In the above video, ‘The Baddest Man on the Planet’ can be seen walking into a passage with a couple of security guards. All of a sudden, Tyson saw someone approaching them from behind. He turned back to see a photographer who shot this video.

The moment Mike Tyson saw him, he was left fuming. Consequently, he and the security guards first warned the photographer to not follow them. Out of the blue, Tyson started walking at a fast pace towards the paparazzi, and the latter turned his back to save himself from Tyson’s assault.

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In just a few seconds, Tyson caught him and the video didn’t showcase what exactly happened later. ‘Iron’ Mike was left outraged and no one would ever wish to face the wrath of the former heavyweight king.

Mike Tyson punched his fans

Mike Tyson was uncontrollable in his boxing prime. In the ring, he put on some sensational performances and was loved by millions. But at times, he didn’t even refrain from punching fans in the face for bizarre reasons.

Tyson saw an immaculate rise in his boxing career, and success came in real quick for him.

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However, he took some time to get into the element and not engage in unwanted activities. Today, Tyson is a changed individual altogether, and he still has that exuberant connection with millions of ardent fans.

What do you make of the above video? How would you react if you see a livid Mike Tyson running at you?