Mike Tyson, world boxing legend, is back in the news not only for his return to the ring, but also for his most recent acquisition: an impressive luxury mansion in Florida, plus an adjacent piece of land on a nearby airstrip. The purchase, which exceeds $13 million, is just a sample of the former champion’s new lifestyle.
A dream property in Tierra del Ray Estates
According to close sources, Tyson and his wife acquired a spectacular oceanfront residence of more than 1,100 square meters, located in an exclusive gated community called Tierra del Ray Estates. The house has six bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and a host of amenities that make this mansion a true residential paradise.
Originally listed for $17 million, the home was completed in late 2024, and the purchase officially closed on January 9, 2025. Despite the high costs, including closing costs that were borne by the buyer, Tyson was able to obtain the property for less than the initial price.
Unlimited luxury: from cinema to private pond
The residence boasts impressive features: a 24-meter pool, spa, private gym, home theater, wine cellar, beauty salon, designer kitchen and a separate guest house. It also has a four-car garage and a renovated barn, equipped with air conditioning and hurricane-resistant windows.
One of the property’s most unique attractions is its private one-acre pond, ideal for fishing, reflecting Tyson’s taste for tranquility and connection with nature.
Mike Tyson, at the helm of his cannabis empire
In addition to his real estate investments, Tyson has been named CEO of Carma HoldCo, parent company of his cannabis brands: Tyson 2.0, Ric Flair Drip and Evol by Future. Based in Las Vegas, the company is committed to combining entertainment, wellness and pop culture, all under the leadership of one of the most recognized names in global sports.
In his statements, Tyson assured that he assumes this new position with full commitment and responsibility. His vision is to maintain the essence of the brand and continue to expand its presence in the cannabis market, where he has been a strong advocate for years.
Since the launch of Tyson 2.0 in 2021, the former boxer has been able to diversify his business profile. His alliance with Evander Holyfield to create “Holy Ears” edibles not only generated media attention, but also reinforced his position as an influential figure in the cannabis sector.
A new chapter for Tyson
With this combination of personal luxury and business ambitions, Mike Tyson continues to reinvent himself. He is no longer remembered only for his power in the ring, but also for his business acumen and adaptability. At 58, he proves that he still has much to contribute, both in and out of the ring.
