Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather's controversial exhibition is set to take place on April 25 in the Congo, according to reports. The two boxing legends, who are both long retired from the sport, sealed a deal to fight each other in September of last year, TMZ reported at the time. Given Tyson is nearing his 60th birthday, and that he looked a shadow of his former self in a farcical exhibition with YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in 2024, talk of a potential bout with Mayweather, who last competed professionally less than nine years ago, has raised concerns for 'Iron' Mike's health. Yet according to Ring Magazine, the former undisputed heavyweight king is set to go ahead with the fight in just over two months' time. After initially targeting a March date, it is believed Tyson and Mayweather will now collide on April 25 after organizers settled on the Democratic Republic of Congo in Central Africa as the location. The Congo was host to the famous 'Rumble in the Jungle' showdown between Mu...