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Mike Tyson buys $13 million Florida mansion with 80-foot pool and bass pond

Mike Tyson buys $13 million Florida mansion with 80-foot pool and bass pond

Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson purchased a $13 million (£11 million) mansion in Delray Beach, Florida, in 2025, following his high-profile fight against Jake Paul. Spanning 12,286 square feet, the lakefront estate features six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, an 80-foot swimming pool, a private bass pond with a waterfall and a gym. The 2.7-acre property also includes a private lake, a covered terrace and a four-car garage. Tyson reportedly used almost all his earnings from the November 2024 bout to purchase the mansion with his wife, Lakiha.Mike Tyson's Florida mansion spans 12,286 square feetAccording to The Sun, Tyson and his wife, Lakiha, purchased the lakefront mansion in Delray Beach for $13 million (£11 million). The property covers 12,286 square feet and includes six bedrooms and nine bathrooms.The purchase followed Tyson's return to professional boxing in November 2024, when he faced YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul. The bout took place at AT&T Stadium in Texas, with Paul defeating Tyson by unanimous decision after eight rounds. Tyson, who was 58 at the time, returned to the ring for his first professional fight since retiring in 2005.Tyson's $13 million estate sits on 2.7 acresThe Florida property sits on a 2.7-acre plot and includes several recreational and leisure facilities.

In brief

Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson purchased a $13 million (£11 million) mansion in Delray Beach, Florida, in 2025, following his high-profile fight against Jake Paul. Tyson reportedly used almost all his earnings from the November 2024 bout to purchase the mansion with his wife, Lakiha.Mike Tyson's Florida mansion spans 12,286 square feetAccording to The Sun, Tyson and his wife, Lakiha, purchased the lakefront mansion in Delray Beach for $13 million (£11 million).

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