‘Tyson’ Review: Netflix’s Docuseries Tells Mike Tyson’s Story as Only Mike Tyson Could Tell It, and Already Has Several Times
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‘Tyson’ Review: Netflix’s Docuseries Tells Mike Tyson’s Story as Only Mike Tyson Could Tell It, and Already Has Several Times
Floyd Russ' four-part Netflix docuseries 'Tyson' follows Mike Tyson from rough childhood to boxing stardom to decades of self-inflicted adversity.
Netflix’s ‘Tyson’ Doc Series Highlights the Boxing Legend, But Fails to Confront His Darkest Demons
Hindered by Tyson's lack of introspection and a messy, frustrating handling of his darkest controversies, Tyson settles for being a surface-level—albeit occasionally mesmerizing—crash course.
Tyson review – deeply icky … and that’s before Trump shows up
This peculiar – some would say truly irresponsible – hagiography of boxing superstar Mike Tyson veers from psychedelics and sobbing to the inadvisable face tattoo via a cameo from the US president Netflix’s new four-parter on Mike Tyson is one of the strangest sports documentaries it has ever released, or maybe just one of its…
‘Tyson’ Review: Netflix’s Docuseries Is as Erratic as Its Subject
Of all the contradictions that make up Mike Tyson‘s public persona, none causes me to scratch my head as much as this: Tyson‘s entire ethos could be boiled down to not caring what “people” — the mainstream in general, but the media in particular — think of him, but no figure of his stature has […]
At 60, Mike Tyson says he doesn't drink alcohol and hasn't taken cocaine in ten years. The former world champion at boxing relives his life in a Netflix documentary that appears on Tuesday. At 60, Mike Tyson calls his shame and his moments of calvary in a new Netflix documentary. The scenes of a life marked by drugs, rape and rescue.
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