October 3, 201214 yr Author I do not think he works for ESPN any longer. I'd say his ties to the network is what got them access to him.
October 3, 201214 yr They said Tyson earned over $400M in his career. That number blew me away considering when he was in his prime.
October 3, 201214 yr They said Tyson earned over $400M in his career. That number blew me away considering when he was in his prime. My gracious! :eek:
October 3, 201214 yr They said Tyson earned over $400M in his career. That number blew me away considering when he was in his prime. I still can't decide that if I won the lottery and got $100M if I'd keep my job and just spend like an idiot or if I would do the responsible thing and make smart investment decisions and save most of it. I enjoy living in the moment so it could be fun.
October 3, 201214 yr Tyson was as big as it got during the 80s. He was must watch television and a world icon... I can only imagine how much he would have made (and blown) had his career kick-started in the 2000s.
October 3, 201214 yr I still can't decide that if I won the lottery and got $100M if I'd keep my job and just spend like an idiot or if I would do the responsible thing and make smart investment decisions and save most of it. I enjoy living in the moment so it could be fun.With a $100M you could do both if you were smart about it. I think were most of these guys failed was they had the spend part down but not the invest part. Say you won $100M. After taxes you would have what, $55M +/-, let's call it $50M. If you invest $20M and can get at min a 3% annual return your golden. That still leaves you $30M to blow how you like.
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