‘Best clip I’ve ever seen’ – Mike Tyson and WWE legend Ric Flair smoke a joint together leaving fans in stitches
MIKE TYSON was filmed smoking a joint with WWE legend Ric Flair in a moment described by fans as the “best clip ever”.
The heavyweight legend, 56, has made it no secret that he regularly enjoys smoking marijuana for recreational use.
And in the latest video of Tyson taking the drug, he was joined by wrestling icon Flair.
They lit their joints, before 73-year-old Flair said: “Ric Flair drip. Mike Tyson 2.0.”
He then exclaimed his WWE catchphrase “Woo” before taking another drag.
And Tyson finished the video by joking: “You think we’re going to get cancelled?”
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Speaking on Instagram after sharing the clip, Flair said: “Smokin’ That Ric Flair Drip All Night Long With @miketyson! WOOOOO!”
And social media loved the clip of Tyson and Flair as they reacted to the incredible exchange.
One fan said: “Man if this ain’t the coolest thing on social media right now. The Nature Boy and Iron Mike blazing together .”
Another added: “Legends!!!!! So cool, my childhood is complete .”
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And a third simply said: “This might be the best clip I’ve ever seen.”
Last year, Tyson launched his own weed business titled “Tyson 2.0” – which is what Flair was referencing in the clip.
The ex-boxing champ has been selling cannabis products since 2016 through his Tyson Holistic label.
He is believed to earn around £500,000-per-month through his business that offers premium marijuana strains, edibles and extracts, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
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Tyson is also building a 418-acre weed-themed holiday resort he hopes will be home to a music festival to rival Coachella, as well as the world’s longest lazy river.
And aside from a luxury hotel and the lure of “glamping” tents, there will be a Tyson University on site that will aim to teach cannabis cultivation tips to wannabe farmers.