In a recent episode of his popular podcast, “Hotboxin’,” former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson hinted at a possible collaboration with rapper Rick Ross on Ross’s upcoming album titled “The Zenith.” While Tyson did not provide specific details, his comments sparked speculation among fans and media outlets.
The episode in question marked the final installment of Tyson’s “Hotboxin'” podcast, which he announced he would be discontinuing in March without providing specific reasons. However, Tyson expressed excitement for his next chapter in life, whatever it may entail.
During the episode, Rick Ross made a guest appearance and engaged in a lighthearted interview with Tyson and his co-host, Fred “Frenchy” Madzimba. The interview took a comedic turn when Ross became fixated on Madzimba’s shirt, which had three zippers. Ross repeatedly asked Madzimba to ask him a “good question,” playfully mocking his attempts to sound like a serious journalist.
The conversation later shifted to Tyson’s line of infused edible ears, with Ross inquiring about their taste. Tyson jokingly responded that Evander Holyfield’s ear tasted like “a–.” The playful banter continued throughout the episode, with Ross even poking fun at an old photo of Tyson with a “soup bowl” haircut.
Despite the lighthearted nature of the episode, Ross did mention that he was working on his third book and alluded to “The Zenith” as the title of his next album. The episode concluded with Tyson expressing his gratitude for the support he had received during his time hosting “Hotboxin'” and promised to keep his fans updated on his future endeavors.
