Mike Tyson Watched Deontay Wilder Destroy An Internet Troll For The First Time - His Commentary Is Sensational

Mike Tyson watched the viral video of Deontay Wilder destroying internet troll Charlie Zelenoff live on his podcast - his reaction is exactly what you'd expect.

The former WBC champ agreed to meet up with Zelenoff in LA back in 2014 after claiming he'd received years of abuse.

Wilder demolished the self-proclaimed 'unbeatable' boxer after he made sickening comments regarding his daughter Naieya, who suffers from spina bifida.

Tyson was made aware of the video and watched it on the latest episode of Hotboxin' while providing commentary.

"I saw Deontay Wilder f**k some YouTuber up, he was talking about his daughter," Tyson begun.

"Deontay Wilder went to the gym and beat his fu**ing ass, I thought 'oh s**t, did he really do that?'... If I did that I would have been arrested.

"Deontay Wilder is a crazy motherfu**er. He could go to jail for this s**t.

"He look like he trying to kill this fu**ing guy. OH FUCK!

"Fuck no man! I would be in prison for this s**t!

Reports at the time claim Zelenoff had to sign a legal waiver so he couldn't sue for any damages.

Wilder was 31-0 at that time and immediately flaunted his power, flooring Zelenoff twice with absolute ease.

'The Bronze Bomber' then whacked him with a ferocious knockout punch.

Wilder could be heard yelling at Zelenoff as his entourage attempted to calm the situation down.

He shouted: "Don't you ever call me a n****r again.

"Don't you ever say you're going to tape my daughter.

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Years later, Wilder discussed the incident with ESNews and explained there is a line that should never be crossed.

He begun: "You can be a critic and say certain things, but there's a limit.

"He took it to a whole 'nother level. One thing I don't condone is racism and he brought racism to the table.

"He [talked about] duct-taping my daughter's mouth and when he said that I visualised him actually doing it and it upset me.

"And then he said he's gonna kill me, murder me. Those three things, man, I was overboard. When it's like that, I wanna see you."

Wilder returns to action on July 24 when he takes on rival Tyson Fury in a trilogy bout.

Topics: Mike Tyson, Boxing, Deontay Wilder

Daniel Marland

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