17 Years After $16.8M Controversial Fight, Zab Judah Reveals Mike Tyson Predicted Floyd Mayweather Bout

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In boxing, few fights capture the imagination, like the bout between Floyd Mayweather and Zab Judah. The bout happened on April 8, 2006, at the Thomas & Mack Center in Paradise, Nevada. Moreover, the clash generated a staggering $16.8 million in revenue. In their iconic bout, Mayweather won by unanimous decision after 12 intense rounds. But here’s a twist: Mike Tyson foresaw this epic showdown.

In a recent interview with Math Hoffa, a popular podcast host, Zab Judah unraveled how ‘Iron Mike’ predicted their legendary bout. Now, seventeen years have passed since that fateful night. New revelations have emerged. The fight had controversy, especially in the tenth round. Judah hit Mayweather with a low blow and a punch to the back of the head. But what was Tyson’s prediction? How did it come to pass? Let’s dive in and explore the nitty-gritty of it!

 

What did Zab Judah reveal about Mike Tyson’s prediction?

Zab Judah revealed a startling fact in a recent interview. While speaking about his fight with Floyd Mayweather, he said that Mike Tyson had predicted the fight years before it happened. Furthermore, Judah didn’t believe Tyson when he said he would face Mayweather. Moreover, he also said that they would become the two best fighters in the world. This prophecy came from one of boxing’s most iconic figures. It adds destiny to a fight already filled with drama and excitement.

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Indeed, Tyson’s foresight seems almost uncanny. As Zab said, “Mike Tyson, he predicted this like maybe, uh, years before this. You know, me and Floyd were like brothers growing up. You know, it was at Mike’s house one day, and we were sitting on his couch…He looked over at us, he said, ‘You two gonna fight,’ and we were like, ‘Nah, it’s my brother because I ain’t fighting. He’s never gonna play.’ He said, ‘You know why they’re gonna fight? ‘Cause you’re gonna be the two best fighters in the whole world, and the world’s gonna demand it. You’re gonna have to give the world what they want.’”

 

Seventeen years after a fight that rocked the boxing world, the Mayweather vs. Judah bout fascinates and inspires. Mike Tyson’s prediction adds a mystical element to a story already rich with intrigue and drama.

Furthermore, Floyd Mayweather is busy etching his legacy through his involvement in recent developments in boxing. As we reflect on the legacy of this epic clash, we invite you to share your thoughts and memories of that unforgettable night.

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