Mike Tyson's cannabis brand Tyson 2.0 has launched Mike Bites, an ear-shaped cannabis edible gummies in reference to the infamous bite against American former professional boxer Evander Holyfield's right ear
, Wilks said that Mike Bites' announcement went viral. It will be marketed in California this week starting from Thursday, March 17. However, Mike Bites edible gummies will also be sold in Nevada in two weeks and in other legal recreational cannabis states in the following weeks.
He added that Tyson and Holyfield have mutual respect despite the events that brought Tyson to bite Holyfield's right ear almost 25 years ago.... [+] Asked why Tyson is so successful in the cannabis space, Wilks told Yahoo! Finance that he has been a cannabis advocate for all his entire life. He added that he has become one of the fewTyson, who is considered one of the greatest heavyweight boxers of all time, retired from the boxing scene in 2005. He later dabbled in film acting, TV and podcasting work and entered the cannabis industry.
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