The training clips of 53-year-old Mike Tyson have made viral huge success with over 30 million views.

Olof Johansson, who has followed the boxing for over 60 years, has also seen the pictures.

And he's impad.

- It's impressive to see the old man moving, he tells SVT Sport.

The idea is that the former knockout king "Iron Mike" should only go to charity matches, but after the training clips have spread, several have begun to speculate in a "real" comeback.

Tyson himself has recently said that "the god of war has awakened him again" and the WBC organization has opened the door to grant him a license.

- It is not impossible for him to come back for real, you never know with him, but personally I do not want to see it. He has already made a great career and that is enough, says Olof Johansson.

- Although he looks extremely good in the short sequences seen, it must be translated into an actual reality in a boxing ring and it rarely becomes the same.

Mike Tyson is known as one of history's most feared boxers. Of his total 50 wins, 44 came on knockout and many of them already in the first round.

- I think he will go for a first-second knockout even in these charity matches. That's his whole character, after all. It's never going to be friendly with someone like Tyson. But that's also what lifts these matches to another dimension, says Johansson.

He sees a risk that Tyson will be lured to real fights if the charity matches go well.

- Everyone thinks of George Foreman who made a comeback and became world champion again in 1994 at the age of 45. It was absolutely incredible. But Tyson is far older than him too. You can't close your eyes because he's a gray-bearded old man today and you can't turn back the clock.

- The last thing that leaves a puncher like Tyson is the power. He certainly strikes as hard today as he did then, but if he tries to go twelve rounds today it will end wrong. Please Mike, stick to the show. That's enough, says Johansson.

It is still unclear when, or against whom, Mike Tyson will make a comeback for charity. His professional career went on between 1985 and 2005.

CLIP: The Mike Tyson clip that has been viewed over 30 million times

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