Mike Tyson issued warning to people ‘disrespecting’ him two years before plane brawl

Anna Marie de la Fuente Thrown into the limelight by the Oscar nomination for Maite Alberdi’s “The Mole Agent” in 2021, Chilean documentaries been growing in stature worldwide for years.At Cannes, venerable Patricio Guzman world premieres his latest doc, “My Imaginary Country” (“Mi País Imaginario”) as a special screening, following on his lauded “The Cordillera of Dreams” which was awarded the 2019 L’œil d’Or award for Cannes’ best documentary. Matias Rojas’ “Our Memory” will be among the spotlighted projects at Cannes Docs.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Led by a special screening slot for celebrated documentarian Patricio Guzman’s “My Imaginary Country,” plus Directors’ Fortnights “1976”  and a new short by 2018 Cinéfondation prizewinner Diego Céspedes in Critics’ Week, Chile boats the biggest presence of any Latin American country at Cannes.“Our cinema is a living and pulsating entity, a cinema full of risky auteurist viewpoints that are capable of expressing our particular experiences in a universal way and at the same level playing field as bigger filmmaking territories, says CinemaChile executive director Constanza Arena, taking note of Chile’s strong showing.“The directors of a new wave of Chilean cinema take on powerful themes with deep socio-historical weight, but with fresh stylistically innovation, whether it’s political trauma in ‘1976’ by Manuela Martelli, or the LGBTQ+ theme in ‘Las Criaturas que se Derriten Bajo el Sol’ by Céspedes. With their daring, they are pushing forward a new generation of Chilean and Latin American cinema,” Arena observes.

K.J. Yossman Andy Armstrong’s directorial feature debut, “Squealer,” is set to launch sales in Cannes.VMI Worldwide are handling international rights on the feature, which was produced by Walk Like A Duck Entertainment’s Jason Armstrong and Rob Goodrich, Shaun Sanghani of SSS Entertainment and Walk Like a Duck’s Cameron Goodrich.Paradigm are repping North American sales.As well as directing “Squealer,” Andy Armstrong co-wrote the screenplay with Danielle Burgio.

Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley dazzled last year as Leda Caruso, the complicated, unlikeable woman at the heart of Maggie Gyllenhaal‘s adaptation of Elena Ferrante‘s “The Lost Daughter.” And it looks like fans of the in-demand actresses won’t have to wait too long for their onscreen reunion. Their next film together is on the market at the Cannes Film Festival, courtesy of Studiocanal.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Following, some potential Chilean highlights at Cannes:“Beautiful Yet Mortal” (“Bella Cosa Mortal”), Nicolás PostiglioneAn Oro Films-Whisky Content co-production about star-crossed lovers in an ultra-traditional German community in Southern Chile, from the director of the acclaimed “Immersion.” To shoot in late 2022.Breaking and Entering” (“Allanamiento”), Tomás Gonzalez MatosFrom Sanfic Industry Goes to Cannes, a police procedural where the deputy commissioner of the investigative police unit asks the commissioner to enter the prosecutor’s office and dispose of recordings implicating them in drug trafficking, torture and corruption. In post.“Conditional,” Alvaro Diaz A youth comedy from Juntos Films following Esteban who, in order to impact the girl he fancies, runs for president of his school’s student union.

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isn’t throwing punches, he’s chilling out in a fairly modest Las Vegas home that he’s owned for the past six years. One of the greatest heavyweight boxers of all time, earning more than $400 million over the course of his professional boxing career, Tyson shelled out a mere $2.5 million for the six-bedroom, seven-bathroom estate back in 2015. Located in Henderson, Nevada — a few minutes from Sin City — it is the sole property that the “The Baddest Man on the Planet” owns.

Mike Tyson repeatedly punched on a plane could sue the boxing legend after hiring a lawyer.Melvin George Townsend III, from Punta Gorda, Florida, was left bloodied following the attack on board a stationary aircraft at San Francisco International Airport on Wednesday. Footage of the incident shows Tyson leaning over his seat into the row behind as he lands a barrage of punches on the 36-year-old's face. Now it has emerged that Townsend III, who is alleged to have thrown a water bottle at the former heavyweight champion before he unloaded his fists, has lawyered up.

Mike Tyson is opening up.

Mike Tyson looked to be in great spirits as he met up with Ric Flair at the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference after punching a fellow passenger on a plane.On Thursday, footage emerged of the retired heavyweight boxer aiming a flurry for punches at a man sat behind him on his flight from San Francisco to Florida, with his team claiming the individual was being ‘aggressive’ and ‘harassing him’.Hours after the video was shared, Tyson joined WWE Hall of Famer Flair at the conference and the pair later posed for a cheery photo together at an after party.The Nature Boy – who has been back training in the ring recently – posted the picture on Twitter and wrote: ‘We’re Live At LIV In Miami! WOOOOO! @itstyson20 @MikeTyson @LIVmiami (sic)’The pair – who are launching a cannabis line together – were joined by Rick Ross at the LIV nightclub in Miami, and Flair shared a clip of them discussing his wrestling career as Tyson appeared relaxed while smiling and smoking on stage.Flair simply captioned the clip: ‘WOOOOO! @RickRoss @MikeTyson @itstyson20’To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 videoWeâre Live At LIV In Miami! WOOOOO! @itstyson20 @MikeTyson @LIVmiami pic.twitter.com/l9NbGHtwb1His appearance comes after footage shared by TMZ on Thursday showed ‘Iron Mike’ attacking a man sat behind him on a flight from San Francisco to Florida, with the video appearing to show the man antagonising the 55-year-old, standing over Tyson’s chair and gesturing wildly to the camera.The boxer is said to have had ‘enough of the guy talking in his ear and told him to chill,’ and when he refused, a witness claimed it was then that Tyson started ‘throwing several punches’ at the

UFC president Dana White has issued a warning to the “dummies” who allegedly provoked Mike Tyson into attacking one of them on board a plane.Iron Mike was on a flight scheduled to depart from San Francisco International Airport and arrive in Florida when he was ‘harassed’ by two passengers. The former heavyweight boxing champion is said to have been friendly with the pair at first, but allegedly launched a flurry of punches when they took the trolling too far.And now White, who is a close friend of the legendary boxer, has addressed the incident by sharing an old skit of him travelling in the air with Tyson which went viral several years ago.White re-posted the clip with the caption: "Hey dummies, for future reference, this is how you stay alive when bumping into @MikeTyson on an airplane."The famous clip in question shows Tyson hitting White on the shoulder and taking his seat on the aircraft, before snatching the UFC boss’ neck pillow and claiming he “likes it more”.Do you think provoking Mike Tyson is the stupidest thing a person can do? Let us know in the comments section.White then pulls a powerless facial expression as he takes to his new seat while Tyson relaxes.

Mike Tyson's reps are addressing the video that surfaced Thursday morning that appears to show the former heavyweight champion getting into a physical confrontation with a man on a plane bound for Florida.Tyson's reps tell ET, «Unfortunately, Mr. Tyson had an incident on a flight with an aggressive passenger who began harassing him and threw a water bottle at him while he was in his seat.» The rep did not offer any more details, but according to, which posted two videos of the alleged incident, Tyson physically confronted a passenger shortly after boarding a JetBlue flight Wednesday night in San Francisco.The outlet reports that, initially, Tyson took a selfie with the person sitting behind him but the man in question was overly excited and things allegedly took a turn for the worse when the boxing legend got fed up, leading to the physical confrontation.

Don’t mess with Mike Tyson!

Anthony Joshua in 2015 and 2017. Fury first ended his nine-year reign as world heavyweight champion before Joshua sent him into retirement in a Wembley blockbuster. But the Gypsy King - now 33 - has no plans to hang around for the fresh faces to come and knock him out.

Boxing legend Mike Tyson left a plane passenger covered in blood after repeatedly punching him in the face before take-off, reports claim. A video has emerged of Tyson, 55, appearing to lose his cool after the man annoyed him in his seat. According to American outlet TMZ, two men attempted to chat with the former heavyweight king was they were boarding a flight at San Francisco International Airport.A witness told TMZ that Tyson remained calm at first, even stopping to take a selfie with the fans.

A video has emerged of Mike Tyson allegedly attacking a man on an airplane.

There is a price to pay for being an overly excited Mike Tyson fan.

Sign up for our new free Indy100 weekly newsletterFrom photoshopped images of celebrities holding weed to drawings made by artists and other photos, people are sharing their favorite images that encapsulate the love people have for marijuana. Notably, 4/20 is a day that reminds people of the celebrities that not only enjoy marijuana but advocate for it. Among the list: Snoop Dogg, Miley Cyrus, Mike Tyson, Whoopi Goldberg, Seth Rogen, and more.

boxing on Saturday night.Alberto Frati, who runs a YouTube channel called FightersLife, was making just his second appearance in the ring against Stefan Markovic - a Bosnian welterweight who had lost all 13 of his previous professional fights.Frati went into the bout with a professional record of 1-0 but looked visibly off the pace as Markovic gave him the run-around, and with seconds left in the fight he was floored with a brutal right-hand.Frati lay on motionless on the canvass for a few seconds, but to his credit got back to his feet before the count, though he was unable to turn the tide and lost via unanimous decision, with two judges scoring all six rounds to Markovic while the third gave the social media star one round.The Italian had a fair bit of ring rust, but why not given his last fight was over two-and-a-half years ago?Which social media star would you most like to see get knocked out? Let us know in the comments section.His YouTube channel, FightersLife, has thousands of subscribers and has garnered over half-a-million views since it was launched in 2018 and broadcasts full boxing matches as well as interviews, lifestyle and fitness content and other boxing-related videos.Frati's clash with Markovic was the latest in an ever-growing list of fights featuring social media stars, with the likes of KSI, Logan Paul and Jake Paul paving the way before him.Just how long the trend will go on for remains to be seen but when stars such as Floyd Mayweather and Mike Tyson are being lined up to face them it's fair to assume that it won't be just a flash in the pan.

Mike Tyson has admitted he wants to fight Jake Paul because he is desperate to earn some “f***ing money”.The 55-year-old former heavyweight has frequently been touted as an opponent for YouTubers turned boxers Jake and Logan Paul. Tyson returned to the ring two years ago for an exhibition fight with Roy Jones Jr, which ended in a draw, and he is keen to fight again.Jake Paul now has a record of 5-0 in professional boxing, having beaten YouTuber AnEsonGib, ex-NBA star Nate Robinson and UFC stars Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley twice. The 25-year-old YouTuber has called out Tyson, claiming he would bulk up for what he claims would be a $300million fight by eating Krispy Kreme doughnuts.