Cannabis use in sports is becoming more accepted as athletes openly discuss its benefits for pain relief, recovery, and mental health Other athletes in the cannabis industry include Al Harrington (Viola), Mike Tyson (Tyson 2.0), and Ric Flair (Ric Flair Drip).

On the Run (owned by Wallis Cos.) partnered with Ric Flair’s WOOOOO! Energy drink, launching it at 54 stores in Missouri. Ric Flair will appear at a store in O'Fallon, MO, for a meet and greet on March 26.

Taylor McKinnon’s Overcame homelessness and addiction through the Dream Center and founded Mr. Charlie’s to provide second chances and jobs for people in recovery. Employees, like Andrew (a former inmate now store manager), reflect the brand’s focus on personal growth and redemption.

Oregon cannabis consumers now have access to TYSON 2.0’s signature cannabis products, including vapes, edibles, flower and pre-rolls, available at OLCC retail locations throughout the state.

"Florida voters, this is Mike Tyson, urging you to support Amendment three," he said, sitting on a bench in a boxing gym. "Like most of you, I support the freedom to buy, possess, and consume marijuana without the threat of being incarcerated. "So, yes!" he said. "Vote Amendment 3. Now."

Tyson 2.0 launches further expansion on Florida with Verano.

TYSON 2.0 announced its new partnership with Lowell Farms Inc. to release a special line of pre-rolls.

Mike Tyson, the former undisputed heavyweight champion, has unveiled another product under his Tyson 2.0 brand.

TYSON 2.0, the premium cannabis brand from legendary boxer Mike Tyson is expanding in Colorado where it first debuted in 2021, according to a Thursday announcement.

Tyson 2.0, a cannabis brand by legendary boxing champion Mike Tyson is opening its first branded retail store, Tyson 2.0 Brandstore, in Amsterdam on July 4th.