Mike Tyson swore repeatedly during a live appearance on a Canadian TV show after the host mentioned his rape conviction. The boxer had an interview with Toronto's CP24 to promote his one-man show "Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth" on Wednesday afternoon, September 10 when the host Nathan Downer asked him about him being mayor Rob Ford's public endorser.
"Some of your critics would say, 'There's a race for mayor. We know you're a convicted rapist. This could hurt his campaign.' How would you respond to that?" Downer asked. In response to the question, the former heavyweight boxer said, "Hey, I don't know who said that. You're the only one I've heard say that. I don't have no comment to that, because it's negative. You're being negative."
"It's so interesting, you come off like a nice guy, but that was really a piece of s**t, that comment. F**k you. That was a piece of s**t," Tyson lashed out. "Hey, come on. We're on live TV here," the reporter said, to which Tyson replied, "I don't care. What are you going to do about it?"
The reporter tried to lead the conversation to other topic, asking if Tyson felt nervous about his upcoming show. Tyson, however, replied it with another expletive-filled remark and called Downer "a rat piece of s**t."
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