Mike Tyson lived a very different life than he is used to now.
With more money than he count, especially after his return to the boxing ring across from Jake Paul this weekend, this wasn't always the way for the former heavyweight champion born in New York.
Growing up in Brooklyn, Tyson's roots weren't found in boxing but in crime first, being arrested close to 40 times by the age of 13.
45 years later, Tyson returns to his old neighborhood and childhood home in Brownsville, finding it in a much better state than when he lived there.
"It lets me know I'm nobody," Tyson said of being inside his childhood home again (via Netflix's Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson. "Sometimes I think I'm somebody but when I come back here, I realize I'm nobody."
It took a while for Tyson to remember after a career full of highlights, but the fan on the other hand never forgot the day he got robbed by the legendary Mike Tyson.
"He robbed me when I was a kid, bro. By the Woolworth's store. You remember Woolworth's?"
"We took pictures in there... I'm sorry," Tyson said as the man brushed it off, saying to not worry about it.
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