The highly anticipated bout between former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou and WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury concluded in a contentious split decision in Fury’s favor. It is worth noting that Mike Tyson, who was present ringside alongside Eminem, acknowledged Ngannou’s remarkable performance and played a crucial role in his preparation for the bout.

Their strong friendship was apparent, having been developed through joint efforts on the music video for “Godzilla” and an episode of Mike’s “Hotboxin'” podcast. At a critical juncture, Marshall sought the professional counsel of Tyson due to his increased sense of ease.

Ngannou executed a daring move known as the “Superman punch” in the tenth and final round; this technique is more prevalent in mixed martial arts (MMA) than in boxing. It entails Ngannou leaping from the canvas to administer a powerful blow from above. Mike Tyson was visibly startled by Eminem’s response; he rushed to query, “What the hell was that?” The legendary boxer expeditiously clarified, “Superman strike. That is precisely how the UFC operates.” As ever inquiring, Marshall remarked, “Did you instruct him on that?” Tyson responded with a boisterous chuckle in response to the exchange: “Not this one. I instructed him to utilize it, however.