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“I would beat him." | Mike Tyson and Freddie Gibbs on Deontay Wilder

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Mike Tyson sat down with hip hop artist Freddie Gibbs in the #Hotboxin studio. In this episode, the guys spoke what would happen if prime Mike Tyson fought Deontay Wilder. Subscribe to Hotboxin' with Mike Tyson - http://bit.ly/38GAYR5 Subscribe to Hotboxin’ Clips Channel - http://shorturl.at/lvSTX https://twitter.com/hotboxinpodcast https://www.instagram.com/hotboxinpodcast https://www.facebook.com/hotboxinpodcast

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