Tyson is training singer Brown for the charity fight which will air in March
BOXING legend Mike Tyson has released a ‘diss track’ ahead of the celebrity boxing match between Chris Brown and Soulja Boy.
Former heavyweight champion Tyson is training R&B singer Brown in the charity bout which is set to settle a long-running beef between the two music artists.
The bizarre video for the song ‘If You Show Up’ features a bevvy of scantily-clad woman miming the words to the rap song.
Unsurprisingly, Tyson’s lyrics are aggressive and include “If you show up, it’s going down. I’m going to teach him how to knock you’re a** out.”
He also hints at the feud between the two stars by saying “Social media don’t make a f*****g man.”
Tyson appears briefly at the end of the clip which also doesn’t include any footage or pictures of Brown or his opponent.
The beef started when Soulja Boy liked an Instagram photo posted by ‘With You and Kiss Kiss’ singer’s ex-girlfriend Karrueche Tran.
The duo then had a long war of words on social media with the Crank Dat hip hop star also calling out Brown's daughter Royalty.
Brown then accused Soulja Boy of being a drug addict and a police snitch.
Earlier this month, Soulja Boy filmed himself live on Instagram in the hood’ in Los Angeles, challenging Brown to a fight.
But the video ended with the rapper being pushed by another man – an embarrassing moment which was parodied in Tyson’s music video.
The pair will now square off in a pay-per-view fight which will air in March.
Former welterweight world champion Floyd Mayweather, who retired from the sport undefeated in 2015, is reportedly training Soulja Boy.
Tyson took aim at his fellow boxer branding him “Fairweather” in the clip.
Last week, Soulja Boy bravely slammed Tyson’s training skills in a Twitter post which referenced Iron Mike’s infamous ‘bite fight’ in 1997 against Evander Holyfield.
He wrote: “What the f**k is Mike Tyson gonna teach Chris Brown? How to bite my ear off.”
Tyson then hit back in an Instagram video, saying: "Only thing I'm going to teach him is to bite somebody's ear? Yeah, that's right.
"I'm going to teach him every dirty trick in the book to knock you out because I'm not going to teach him how to run."
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