MIKE TYSON left Logan Paul stunned after pulling out a bag of drugs during a live podcast.

Iron Mike was a recent guest on the social media sensation’s IMPAULSIVE podcast – despite gearing up to fight the YouTuber’s younger brother Jake in November.

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Mike Tyson faces YouTuber sensation Jake Paul in a boxing match on November 15Credit: Rex

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Iron Mike was a recent guest on the podcast of Jake’s older brother LoganCredit: YOUTUBE@IMPAULSIVE

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The boxing legend left Paul stunned by pulling out a bag of magic mushroomsCredit: YOUTUBE@IMPAULSIVE
Tyson and Logan briefly talked about their marijuana use before co-host Mike Majlak asked the boxing legend about his use of mushrooms.

And the 58-year-old stunned both men by casually whipping out a bag of shrooms from his pocket.

Both Paul and Majlak said, ‘No way’ as Tyson pulled the drugs from his back pocket.

And the 58-year-old left viewers gobsmacked by admitting he’s still taking the psychedelic ahead of his Texas tussle with Jake.

He said: “I have to take them when I train. I always train on my mushrooms. I train on mushrooms.

“I feel so beautiful, it takes me to heaven, baby.”

Fan favourite Tyson claimed he was on mushrooms for his Covid clash with fellow boxing great Roy Jones Jr in November 2020.

And he insists he’ll be on them when he looks to teach ‘Problem Child’ Paul a lesson in their Dallas dust-up.

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He said: “If I’m not on mushrooms I’ll be on… residue of mushrooms.

“I won’t be on mushrooms I’ll be on residue of mushrooms.”
Watch Mike Tyson, 58, PUNCH Jake Paul before YouTuber, 27, pushes him away in face-off ahead of boxing fight
Tyson goes into his ring return with serious concerns for his health, which stem from the 31-YEAR age difference between himself and the hard-hitting Paul.

The youngest-ever heavyweight champion insists he isn’t fighting the social media star for the money and is merely trying to quell the competitive fire that still burns deep inside him.

He recently told Esquire: “I’m a glory junkie. I love people thinking about me all day.

“I’d rather live a short life of glory than a long life of obscurity. It’s just who I am.

“This is all I started fighting for — to get all this f***ing status.

“I’m going to be chasing it for the rest of my life. I know that.

“I’m never going to get what I want, because I’m one of those gluttons for pain. I can never get enough.”