Bravo's baby-faced star chef almost opened up a can of whoop-ass when he posted a photo of the former boxing champ holding two of his prized racing pigeons face-to-face with the caption "Now Kith," taking a jab at Tyson's well-pronounced lisp.
The fighter — who once dined on Evander Holyfield's ear in the ring — reportedly didn't take lightly to the kitchen star's joke and allegedly sent a threatening text ( the exchange was posted on Roble's Instagram).
The boxer started, “How you do there Mr. funny man? You think that [bleep’s] funny making fun of my speech impediment? You know we always been cool when I see you in Brooklyn right? Well that [bleep] is over.
“I don’t know if you’re old enough to remember that game ‘Mike Tyson’s Punch Out’ but either way I’m gonna [bleep] you up when I see you like I did that little white boy in the game. You hear me you ostrich looking skinny cheffin’ punk? Laugh now, cry later.”
Too bad it was all a hoax.
Both parties say it wasn't Tyson sending any of the threatening messages and the Bravo star had fashioned the fake threats against himself.
Tyson's reps shot down the story that he had texted the scrawny cook and claim the fighter "never heard of the chef nor would he write anything like that."
Too bad it was all a hoax.
Both parties say it wasn't Tyson sending any of the threatening messages and the Bravo star had fashioned the fake threats against himself.
Tyson's reps shot down the story that he had texted the scrawny cook and claim the fighter "never heard of the chef nor would he write anything like that."
In the next phony text, the supposed "Tyson" pulls his punches a bit.
