Mike Tyson suffered several injuries in his boxing career. As a boxing world champion, Tyson did intense training camps and fought hard to be at the top of the mountain. However, during the final years of his boxing career, he suffered multiple injuries leading to severe health problems and physical damage to the body. In his last fight, he fought with a broken back which eventually led to his bad back condition with chronic pains. Recently, the boxing legend revealed how the ‘Serendipity’ helped him from a failed back surgery.
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Mike Tyson describes how an Indian descent Doctor cured his broken back
On a recent episode of Hotboxin’ with Mike Tyson, the boxing legend introduced Dr. Abhinav Gautam. During the podcast, Tyson detailed how Dr. Gautam cured his long-time chronic pain after a failed back surgery.
Last year, Mike Tyson was spotted in a wheelchair at the Miami airport, which concerned the fans about his declining health. Many fans were sad to watch their childhood hero in a wheelchair, which raised a lot of concern. Later, it was revealed that the former world champion’s condition was due to a “sciatica flare-up”. In the meantime, Dr. Abhinav Gautam met him, who later cured Tyson of his long-term chronic pain.
During the podcast, Tyson revealed how he felt post-therapy, which was a miracle for him. “Hey listen, it’s a miracle because I didn’t know what was gonna happen in my life, I was scared that I was gonna be in a wheelchair for the rest of my life,” said Mike Tyson.
Following his declining health last year, he publicly stated that he suffered from Sciatica which also bothered his talking ability. However, Tyson is completely fine, and fans have seen him sparring multiple times on his social media.
So what do you think of Mike Tyson’s broken back issue? Do you think the failed surgery made his chronic pains worse? Comment down your views.
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