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Mike Tyson punched an irritating passenger on JetBlue flight

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Last updated: April 22, 2022, 09:42 UTC
Published: Friday, April 22, 2022, at 09:42 UTC
Category: News
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Mike Tyson has been accused of bloodying a fellow passenger aboard a flight, after footage allegedly showed him hitting the fan.

According to reports, Mike Tyson was on a flight from San Francisco to Florida on Wednesday night.

A witness on the plane told TMZ that the former heavyweight champ was initially cordial to fans asking for photographs but one man continued talking in Tyson’s ear which appeared to irritate him before punches flew.

A source reportedly told TMZ that the man who approached Tyson was extremely intoxicated.

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Mike Tyson a violemment frappé un passager qui n’arrêtait pas de le déranger pendant son vol 😬https://t.co/dOD6xtt13G

— La Sueur (@LaSueur_off) April 21, 2022

The American outlet obtained video of the incident which left the fan bloodied after getting several shots to the face from the former world champion.

Tyson is said to have left the plane moments after the incident, whilst the man involved went to the police to report what happened to him.

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There has been no comment from the former boxer, or the police.

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