Trump Takes Bite Out Of Phony Mike Tyson Pic On Truth Social: 'Thank You Mike!'
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The former president showed love to the boxing icon over a fake photo on his social media platform.
Donald Trump tipped his hat to Mike Tyson on Wednesday as he shared a fake photo that appeared to show the boxer expressing his support for the former president.
Trump, in a post to his Truth Social platform, shared the phony picture that featured Tyson rocking a shirt that reads “If You Don’t Like Trump Then You Probably Won’t Like Me... And I’m OK With That.”
“Thank you Mike!,” Trump wrote.
But the boxing icon, who reportedly is “doing great” after suffering a medical emergency on Sunday, has never posted a picture of him wearing such a shirt.
The picture Trump shared is an altered screenshot from a video in March that shows Tyson wearing a “Sign the contract, big boy” tee — apparel he’s selling ahead of his match against Jake Paul in July.
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