In the lead-up to his highly-anticipated fight against Jake Paul, boxing legend Mike Tyson hilariously explained why he’s not concerned about how he’ll be remembered. During an interview with 14-year-old reporter Jazlyn “Jazzy” Guerra on Thursday,

When 14-year-old Jazlyn "Jazzy" Guerra, the young journalist who posts videos under the moniker Jazzys World TV, asked Tyson what he wishes his future legacy will be, she could not have expected the former heavyweight champion to expound on the finality of death.

When asked what legacy he wants to leave, the former champ shared some hilariously bleak answers with young Jazlyn Guerra: "I'm gonna die and it's gonna be over. ... We’re just dead. We’re dust."

Mike Tyson is never afraid to speak his mind, no matter the age of the person he is talking to. He proved that on Thursday in an interview with 14-year-old social media personality Jazlyn Guerra —known as Jazzy’s World TV — when she asked him about what he hoped his legacy would be after he stepped away from the ring.

Tonight, November 15, is the much-publicized boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul. Ahead of the fight, which will stream on Netflix, Iron Mike was asked by internet-famous teen reporter Jazlyn Guerra, a.k.a. Jazzy’s World TV, for his thoughts on legacy. He took it very seriously.

A teen journalist is being praised for how she handled an unexpectedly bleak interview answer from boxing legend Mike Tyson. When 14-year-old Jazlyn "Jazzy" Guerra, the young journalist who posts videos under the moniker Jazzys World TV,

Mike Tyson is back in the spotlight for his fight against YouTube prankster Jake Paul going down Friday on Netflix. At 58 years old, Tyson is far removed from his heyday as one of the most ferocious boxers of all-time.

Mike Tyson scarred a 13-year-old reporter for life speaking about hs legacy and how none of it matters after he dies.