With Mike Tyson Ignoring His Cry for Help, UFC Legend Confesses About His “Suffering” After Joe Rogan’s Shoutout

The UFC has given fight fans some legendary fighters who, to this day, have the ability to step into the ring and have a go like nothing has changed. Former UFC fighter and the first UFC heavyweight champ ever, Mark Coleman, is all set to return to combat sports. Having made his name in the world of MMA, the UFC legend is now preparing to fight a former boxing champion in a boxing bout.

The news that a legend like Mark Coleman is returning to the fight game had fans excited, and concerned. Coleman is pushing 60 (currently 58 years old) and is no longer the dominant MMA fighter that he used to be. But, no matter his age, the fire burns inside Coleman, who recently took to Instagram to share the story of his ‘suffering’ as he is seen putting in work ahead of his boxing bout.

Mark Coleman ‘suffers’ and trains after Joe Rogan’s shoutout to him

True fans of the sport of MMA need no introduction to the name Mark Coleman. That is why, when Coleman announced that he would be returning soon, fans were excited. It was later announced that he had signed on with Celebrity Boxing and his next opponent is going to be former champion Montell Griffin. This will mark Coleman’s boxing debut and the fight is scheduled to be held in October.

In the middle, Coleman had uploaded a video where he looked feeble and almost tripped over himself. The fans were worried for him. However, Coleman has decided that he will do this and recently uploaded a video on Instagram where he is seen training hard.

The caption of the post read: “No days off still grinding hard getting better every freaking day. I’d love the suffering in the pain. I feel so good. I’m getting closer and closer to world class shape. I will get there carnivore diet nine ancestry of tenants has been good to me. Sober is the coolest thing I’ve ever done get help. I did save my life HammerHouse for life.“.

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UFC commentator Joe Rogan recently gave a shoutout to Coleman in one of his podcast episodes that featured WWE legend Kurt Angle as well. ““Mark Coleman too. Yeah, look Mark Coleman’s got a celebrity boxing match in October against Montell Griffin. Montell Griffin fought Roy Jones Jr.”, he told Angle.

Mike Tyson ignored Mark Coleman’s ask for help for boxing debut?

In October, Mark Coleman will fight boxing legend Montell Griffin. This will be the first time that Coleman steps into a boxing ring – at least in a professional capacity. Griffing is a former champ of the sport and definitely has an edge in this one. However, to even those odds, Coleman had openly asked another boxing legend for help – Mike Tyson.

However, there was no reply from Tyson to Coleman’s ask for help. This could be because of one of two reasons: one, that Tyson is busy with his own podcast episodes. The other possibility is that Tyson already has his hands full with former UFC HW champ Francis Ngannou, who he is training to fight current WBC champ Tyson Fury.

Either way, it seems Tyson will not be in Coleman’s corner this time. However, from the look of things, Coleman seems to be doing pretty well himself.

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