Mike Tyson's Unethical Behavior by Weston Clark _ Student - HollyGroveMS https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv Mike Tyson Fight Against Evander Holyfield en-us 2022-10-24 17:11:33 UTC 2022-10-24 17:54:11 UTC hello@padlet.com Details About Mike Tyson Fight wgclark2 https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354027289 It was 1997, and Iron Mike was facing Evander Holyfield, a big rival of his, whom he had met a few times. In the middle of the fight, Tyson lost everything and bit Holyfield's ear, which temporarily stopped the fight and lost him two points.
He got a warning from referee Mills Lane and the fight was resumed...until he did it again, this time removing a small part of his other ear. This earned him a disqualification, but Tyson tried to justify it by saying that he was retaliating because Holyfield had headbutted him several times.



]]> 2022-10-24 17:17:19 UTC https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354027289 Endorsements That Mike Tyson Has Lost wgclark2 https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354042152  Mike Tyson lost $2 million in endorsements and that number jumps to $12 million if his potential deal with Pepsi is included. However, Tyson has tainted his image so much that very few companies want to work with him. This means that he has effectively missed out on millions of dollars. So in the end Mike Tyson has lost way more than 2 million. He could have gained way more money if he did not bite Holyfield's ear. ]]> 2022-10-24 17:25:37 UTC https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354042152 What else has he lost? wgclark2 https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354051418 Mike Tyson has lost a great amount of money since biting off Holyfield's ear. He has has a negative view from the public since. Tyson has apologized for biting his ear there is still a rough relationship between them. He has also been pulled over and bribed cops with a Bentley. He has also been in jail many times. After all of this happened and him missing out on millions of dollars he still had a successful career and made lots of money.]]> 2022-10-24 17:30:31 UTC https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354051418 Why did he chose to bite his ear? wgclark2 https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354058055 Mike Tyson when fight Holyfield bit of his ear. He did this because he had been losing to Holyfield in the past three rounds. Holyfield says that Tyson bit his ear because he knew he was going to get knocked out so he rather have gotten disqualified than get knocked out. Tyson says he bit his ear becuase Holyfeild wsa headbutting Tyson which is illegal and he wanted to retaliate for headbutting. ]]> 2022-10-24 17:34:13 UTC https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354058055 The more ethical behavior. wgclark2 https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354064247 The more Ethical Behavior than biting some cartilage off his ear would just let the referee know that he has been headbutting. When he does this it lets the referee know to watch for it and when he does it he can get disqualified suspended. He could have also told the lead people for the fighting industry know and he could get fined or suspended.]]> 2022-10-24 17:37:43 UTC https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354064247 How did the behavior change how people view Mike Tyson immediately following the behavior? wgclark2 https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354071105 These actions, and more, have tainted his public image for a long time. Many people did not like him because he did this and this is not Okay to do in a boxing ring. Its not a very ethical or professional way to deal with things in the ring. Many people did not like him and this was not a very good thing for Tyson because he could not get any endorsement deals. ]]> 2022-10-24 17:41:31 UTC https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354071105 How is Mike Tyson Viewed Today? wgclark2 https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354080029 He is viewed as the guy who bit a chuck of Holyfield's ear off. Nobody really forgets the dark sports in someone's career and its really hard for people to forget that when it was recent and especially if it was a very popular fight. People accept him today and he is no longer a boxer and now does podcast and is a businessman. ]]> 2022-10-24 17:46:02 UTC https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354080029 Do you think his punishment was Fair? wgclark2 https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354087538 I do think his punishment was fair because it is a very serious thing when you are cheating in a sport and it's not really fair for the opponent. His punishment was he was disqualified from the match and he lost his boxing license for a period of time. That was not even the saddest thing. He lost millions of dollars from endorsements and nto boxing and that was one of Mike Tyson's darkest spots in his boxing career. ]]> 2022-10-24 17:49:56 UTC https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354087538 If an athlete displays unethical behavior on the field, does that mean they are more likely to display unethical behavior off the field as well? wgclark2 https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354095952 Yes if an athlete displays unethical behavior on the field it does mean they are more likely to display that behavior off the field. If you have that behavior on the field it most likely means you have it on the field because some of your behavior can come from the actions of you or other people off the field. It is not a very good thing because they can get into trouble with the police and that can end a career in seconds. It is also not a very good thing because it can put a very bad reputation on you. It is also not a very good thing because you could also miss out on lots of endorsement deals. ]]> 2022-10-24 17:54:11 UTC https://padlet.com/wgclark2/aj4v5cagwq7k4dqv/wish/2354095952