Before the Sacramento Kings took on the New York Knicks Wednesday night, the Kings had a special visitor. That visitor was none other than legendary boxer Mike Tyson. Tyson is apparently taking in the contest tonight.
Although most of the members of the team probably don’t remember Tyson’s prime, it’s not often you get a chance to spend time with Mike Tyson. A lot of the younger generation know him from The Hangover, which is just as cool.
Maybe Iron Mike could give DeMarcus Cousins boxing lessons. Give Cousins a legitimate outlet for his rage.
Thanks to the Grant Napear Show for the photo.
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