Tyson says he doesn't recognise former self

Boxer Mike Tyson doesn't recognise the "insane" man he used to be. The former world heavyweight boxing champion - who won a total of 50 fights during his career - was renowned for his wild behaviour inside and outside the ring and his antics included him

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