Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather have reached a deal on a potential exhibition fight scheduled for 2026, according to CSI Sports.

The boxing world was hit with a big announcement on Thursday night when former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson and former multi-division champion Floyd Mayweather said they agreed to a bout to be held in the spring of 2026.

Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather are set to fight in an exhibition match after signing a deal to make it happen, CSI Sports/Fight Sports announced on Thursday. The fight will happen at some point in the spring of 2026, although the location and date of the match are still being determined, per the outfit’s release.

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Mike Tyson has agreed to another high-profile fight as he approaches his 60th birthday, and the former heavyweight champion says he had a very simple

Literally nobody asked for this. And yet, 59-year-old Mike Tyson and 48-year-old Floyd Mayweather Jr. have signed a deal to fight in an exhibition bout next spring. Unsurprisingly, the announcement that the two International Boxing Hall of Famers will square off in 2026 drew palpable disdain.

The two boxing legends said they signed on for a bout but no date or location has been announced for the event.

Mike Tyson has revealed he used fentanyl “quite a few times” during the peak of his career in the 1990s, describing the powerful opioid as being “like heroin.” The former heavyweight champion, now 59,

Tyson first tried cocaine at the age of 11 and admits to becoming a “full-blown cokehead” during the height of his boxing career. Tyson has admitted to competing under the influence during many of his major fights during the ’90s and 2000s, including his June 2000 fight against Lou Savarese.