Myke Tyson ricomincia dal tofu e dai piccioni

Della serie che 'sa da fa pe campà! Iron Mike, proprio quello che aveva staccato un orecchio a Holyfield adesso è vegetariano e alleva piccioni da corsa... armatevi di traduttore.

fonte www.huffingtonpost.com e www.boxeringweb.it

Mike Tyson ambasciatore di una dieta orientale, oltre che icona vivente dei pesi Massimi ?Pare di si!
L’ex-campione del mondo, assieme alla sua terza moglie, Lakiha Spider (foto), si è presentato al ristorante di Mr. Chow, a Beverly Hills, in grandissima forma fisica e si vocifera con 23 kg. in meno.
L’ex-re si sta allenando duramente per un clamoroso rientro? AAAAAA_Tyson_con_Lakika_Spicer_copy
Forse sì o forse no...Ma la sua nuova linea è dovuta ad una fantastica ricetta vegetariana, a base di Tofu, che appunto anche il cuoco del ristorante Chow propone ai suoi facoltosi clienti.
Quando Tyson è apparso sugli schermi italiani, come ospite di “Ballando con le stelle”, aveva appena iniziato la dieta e da allora è diminuito ancora parecchio di peso.
La notizia ha fatto il giro nelle redazioni di tutti i settimanali americani, guadagnandosi grandi spazi.
Insomma, Tyson ancora una volta protagonista. anche se attraverso…una dieta!

NEW YORK — Former world heavyweight champ Mike Tyson will take flight on Animal Planet with a new sport – pigeon racing.The network this week announced a new reality show that will pit Tyson, a novice pigeon racer, against serious competitors.The show is currently titled "Taking on Tyson" and promises to bring audiences inside this "intensely competitive and bizarrely fascinating world."Tyson has raised pigeons all his life but will take to the rooftops as a racing rookie. The network says he'll be assisted by a colorful team of pigeon experts as he rears, trains and races them.The show is scheduled to be taped this spring in New York City and air early next year. The boxing legend who once took a bite out of an opponent's ear says he's going vegan, giving up animal products entirely.Non-coincidentally, it was reported recently that Tyson is stepping into the ring of reality television with an upcoming show on Animal Planet: The network this week announced a new reality show that will pit Tyson, a novice pigeon racer, against serious competitors. The show is currently titled "Taking on Tyson" and promises to bring audiences inside this "intensely competitive and bizarrely fascinating world." Tyson has raised pigeons all his life but will take to the rooftops as a racing rookie. The network says he'll be assisted by a colorful team of pigeon experts as he rears, trains and races them.The show caught the ire of PETA, who asked Brooklyn prosecutors to halt the show:
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals wants Brooklyn prosecutors to ground the new Animal Planet show, "Taking on Tyson," which depicts races between the ubiquitous New York birds. PETA says the show is cruel because it exploits pigeons and glorifies an abusive sport. "It is inherently cruel," PETA general counsel Jeffrey Kerr said.
The show may also skirt anti-gambling laws in the state, the Daily News reported. Animal Planet spokeswoman Patricia Kollappallil maintains everything is kosher:
"There have never been any plans for wagering on the pigeon race," she said. The birds will be "cherished and respected by their owners, including Mr. Tyson."