Mike Tyson's Networth Over the Years

In 1985, Mike Tyson started his boxing career with just $2,000. He quickly made a name for himself with his incredible power and speed. By 1986, he had $50,000 because he became the youngest heavyweight champion ever, winning the title by defeating Trevor Berbick. By 1989, his net worth skyrocketed to $50 million thanks to his big wins against fighters like Michael Spinks and Larry Holmes, and lots of endorsements. However, in 1992, his net worth dropped to $10 million because he was convicted of rape and went to prison for three years. When he got out in 1995, his net worth was about $1 million as he prepared to make a comeback.

In 1996, his net worth went back up to $20 million with high-profile fights, including his victory against Frank Bruno to reclaim the WBC heavyweight title. Unfortunately, by 2003, he had to declare bankruptcy and his net worth dropped to a negative $23 million because of bad spending and legal issues. After retiring in 2005, having lost his final fight to Kevin McBride, he had around $700,000 as he started new ventures.

By 2012, his net worth improved to $3 million thanks to roles in movies like "The Hangover" and his one-man show "Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth." By 2017, it increased to $5 million due to his business ventures, like launching Tyson Ranch, a cannabis business. By 2020, his net worth was $10 million with the success of his podcast "Hotboxin' with Mike Tyson" and other projects. In 2022, his net worth was $15 million, showing his continued success.

Recently, there was much anticipation for a fight between Mike Tyson and YouTube star turned boxer Jake Paul. The fight was fixed, and fans were eagerly awaiting the matchup. However, it was postponed because Tyson had a medical condition and needed surgery. And now in 2024, Mike Tyson's net worth is $20 million, showing how he bounced back and became stable again despite the ups and downs of his career.

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