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If Buster Douglas was focused, fearless, and spurred on by the memory of his mother, Mike Tyson was undisciplined and sloppy. He would later state that he hardly trained for the fight, perhaps to exculpate himself, but it was obvious that his personal life had gone to hell. His marriage to talk show confessor Robin Givens was over and he had split with longtime trainer Kevin Rooney and managers Jim Jacobs and Bill Cayton. In their place were Don King and a young, inexperienced trainer named Aaron Snowell, who had never even had his own fighter before assuming control of the corner for the most feared athlete in the world. For Tyson, going into business with Don King was like signing his soul over to Mephistopheles, but Mike, unlike Faust, would see only the dark side of his deal with King.
With little self-control and a support system incapable of discouraging his impulses, Mike became even more unrestrained. Snowell said he could be a difficult pupil, and would sometimes refuse to train when required. Tyson, for his part, admitted to a different sort of unruliness. “I was fucking those Japanese girls like it was eating grapes,” he later said, before adding grandiosely, “You thought I was Caesar, you thought I was Caligula when I was out there in Japan.” In this case, it wouldn’t take a conspiratorial mob or the Praetorian Guard to kill the emperor. |
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