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>> We want to stay in the business of

sports right now because former

heavyweight champion Mike Tyson, he made

a lot of money in the ring, but he's

finding some creative ways to make a lot

of money outside of the ring. And it's

now from the grocery aisle. He's teamed

up with Sugar Factory on high protein

sliders that will are going to be sold

in grocery stores and you can eat at

home. I had a chance to catch up with

the champ just a little while ago to

talk about his new partnership.

>> DBD is a close friend of mine. I knew

him over 30 years and he was um

discussing why we never did business

before and it was his idea and he

discussed that he discussed with me

these um rainbow sliders. I thought it

was a a no-brainer nobrainer.

>> You go down the grocery aisle, the

freezer aisle, there's just so much to

choose from. Why why do I stop and buy

up the sugar factory home sliders?

>> Most of these sliders have seed oil. You

know, they have they have the grams are

just overabundance and it's not healthy

for people. And and Robert Kennedy Jr.

named me one of the people that's

responsible keeping America healthy.

>> Oh. Are you So you're working with the

Health and Human Services Secretary on

>> Yes. Yes.

>> Oh, okay. So

>> Robert Kennedy.

>> Okay. So what are you doing? You're just

going around the country like talking to

people about how to uh be healthier or

how to work out.

>> Oh, absolutely. Not necessarily working

out, but it's eating a proper meals.

>> Mhm. Yeah. What What has your diet been

like like over the years? I mean,

obviously I know when you were fighting

there were a lot of rumors just about

how strict you were with your diet.

>> I was when I first started cuz I was I

was insane. That's why, you know, then

originally I would not eat no food. I

would just fast and all that stuff. But

um as I as I got older, I learned to um

I'm counting bad calories. I'm just

taking better care of myself. I drink

more water every I can stay busy. Either

I'm running or I'm walking. I'm always

in the gym.

>> Yeah. Well, I mean, you're you still

look like you're in good shape. I mean,

you just turned 60, which is hard to

believe. I mean, you look barely 40. Uh

is that what is that? A

>> Hey, how much do you want me to pay you?

you can pay me your sliders. Um, but I

mean, no, you look great. And I mean, I

do wonder too. I mean, you talk about

eating healthy and obviously, you know,

as you get older, we all get older, uh,

you start to pay a lot more attention to

your health, uh, and and just sort of

what you eat here. Uh, so the products

that you're aligning yourself with and

what you're doing, uh, with, uh, the US

government now, is that all sort of part

of this whole whole push by you?

>> Absolutely, 100%. the governor's behind

me, the president's behind me, and this

is a real dream of mine to, you know,

you know, make America healthy again.

>> So, when we I Well, speaking of your

your health, I I do have to ask you uh I

mean, weren't you you were supposed to

do an exhibition with Floyd Mayweather

uh some while back and I know you hurt

your hand. I mean, how's your hand

doing?

>> Well, I just My hand is doing great now.

Yeah.

>> And I believe it's still, you know,

listen, I believe it's still on. I'm

looking forward to it.

>> Okay. You know, I I saw Paul I I saw the

champ the other day. He looked good, so

I'm sure he's ready.

>> Did he look as good as you?

>> Well, I don't think so, but he did look

good. That's hard.

That was part of my conversation with

the former undisputed heavyweight champ

of the world, Mike Tyson.