Calling for 56-Year-Old Mike Tyson’s Help Against “Bada**” Opponent, First Ever UFC HW Champ Asks Fans to Not “Worry” as Boxing Debut Inches Closer

In the world of combat sports, the allure of the fight never truly fades away. Many MMA fighters find it difficult to retire gracefully, always seeking new challenges, even in their twilight years. Mark Coleman – the first-ever UFC Heavyweight champion, has recently caught everyone’s attention with his surprising decision to come out of retirement. Now, he is reaching out to none other than the legendary boxer Mike Tyson, hoping for a helping hand as his boxing debut draws closer.

As the date of Coleman’s boxing debut inches closer, the 56-year-old Mike Tyson finds himself being called upon to lend his expertise and guidance to the MMA veteran. However, this is not ‘The Hammer’s first time trying to get Mike to help him. Will ‘Iron Mike’ answer the call and help mold Coleman’s boxing career?

The backstory behind The Hammer’s comeback

Mark Coleman, aged 58, sent shockwaves through the MMA community when he announced his return to the fighting arena. Coleman’s quest for self-discovery and his desire to overcome any obstacles in his path have resonated with fans, who eagerly await the outcome of his first venture into the world of professional boxing.

Set to make his boxing debut on October 14 against Montell Griffin after signing with Celebrity Boxing, Coleman is well aware that his age has taken its toll on his reflexes and stability. However, he firmly believes that a little guidance from Mike Tyson could make a world of difference and help address some of his concerns.

From one legend to another: Mark Coleman’s plea to Mike Tyson

In a recent Instagram post, ‘The Hammer’ expressed his gratitude for life’s blessings and detailed his daily routine. His self-care routine includes advanced medical treatments, hyperbaric chambers, stem cells, cold plunges, saunas, and a carnivore diet. He proudly proclaimed his sobriety and the peace it has brought him, fearlessly embracing a new way of life.

While acknowledging the ferocity of his upcoming opponent, Montell Griffin, Coleman labeled him as a “bada**.”But he confidently reassured his fans, urging them not to worry.

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He proclaimed his determination to discover his own capabilities and expressed a genuine need for assistance from Mike Tyson. By mentioning Tyson’s Instagram handle and tagging the renowned bodybuilding icon Liver King, Coleman openly sought their support.

How will Mike Tyson respond to Coleman’s call for help? Only time will tell, but one thing is for certain: the fighting spirit remains alive and well in the hearts of these seasoned warriors.

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