Mike Tyson declares ‘I’m back’ as 53-year-old posts brutal training video displaying remarkable power and speed

MIKE TYSON has shared another training video and looked as dangerous as ever as he showed off ferocious speed and power.

The 53-year-old heavyweight legend is getting ready for a highly-anticipated return to the ring and declared "I'M BACK" in the impressive clip.

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Iron Mike, who last fought professionally 15 years ago, has been stepping up his training in recent weeks.

He has received numerous big-money offers - including from former rugby star Sonny Bill Williams and Tyson Fury's dad John - but will only entertain more serious offers.

As SunSport revealed over the weekend, Tyson is only willing to step into the ring with a "bona fide" opponent as he doesn't want to disrespect the sport he loves.

A source said: "Mike has ruled out the prospect of the exhibition bout in Australia because he does not want to fight a cross-over athlete.

"If Mike returns to boxing, it will only be to fight another bona fide boxer.

";Mike believes anything else would be an insult to the sport."

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A trilogy match with fellow retiree Evander Holyfield, 57, is certainly gaining traction with Tyson's rival set to make his own comeback for charity.

The Real Deal is certainly up for a scrap.

Holyfield said: "It wouldn't bother me to do so.

"Even though I'm four years older than him, it wouldn't be a problem."
Speaking on his podcast over the weekend, Tyson said: "I know the art of fighting, I know the art of war.

"That’s all I ever studied. That’s why I’m so feared, that’s why they feared me when I was in the ring. Because I was an annihilator.

"That’s all I was born for. Now those days are gone, it’s empty, I’m nothing.

“I feel unstoppable now. I feel the same again. The gods of war ignited my ego and want me to go to war again.

"Imagine if I went out there and fought and I could help all these people we talked about."

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On the Instagram training video, Tyson wrote the caption: "Anything is possible when you are smart about it. Train Smart. Recover Smarter."

Fans were stunned by how good the retired boxer looked, with one fan writing: "Awesome!", while another added: "Beast."

Another wrote "Holy actual f***" on the video which racked up over 1.5million in less than an hour.