Who’s Career Is the Saddest, Mike Tyson or Bobby Brown’s?

I think that’s a tie…

oooh…tough call. Bobby’s pretty ghetto, and ‘ol Mike shouldn’t have tattooed his face. hmmm. My vote is for Mr. Tyson. Bobby’s always been ghetto.

Bobby Brown’s is much worse. I think Tyson may have an ounce of sell left in him, but Bobby has nothing left.

well mike’s career is totally finish,but i must say bobbie may have a chance what i mean by that is he can still produce for other ppl also he may can stil out with a hit b/c his vioce is not bad.

In 1995, Brown was arrested after a brawl in a Disney World nightclub, in which a patron who allegedly made a pass at a woman in Brown’s party had his ear at least partially torn off. (Charges were later dropped when Brown settled out of court.) Several months later, Brown was charged with battery in Los Angeles after allegedly kicking a hotel security guard who tried to halt a party in Brown’s room (he was sentenced to two years’ probation). The same year, Brown checked himself into the Betty Ford Clinic to battle drug and alcohol problems. However, in August 1996, he wrecked Houston’s leased Porsche while speeding in Florida; reportedly, his blood-alcohol level was twice the legal limit. In the midst of all this chaos, Brown found time to record with the fully reunited New Edition, whose comeback album, Home Again, entered the charts at number one that fall. Brown toured with the group, but departed for good when the tour was over. Meanwhile, the tabloids were having a field day over Brown and Houston’s rumored marital problems; in 1997, Brown was accused of spousal abuse when Houston suffered a cut on her cheek during a yachting trip, although both Brown and Houston denied the reports.

Also in 1997, Brown released his fourth solo album, Forever, a commercial disappointment which failed to even break the Top 50. In the summer of 1998, Brown was arrested for sexual battery stemming from an alleged incident in the Beverly Hills Hotel, although no charges were filed for lack of evidence. He served five days in a Florida jail stemming from his drunk-driving incident, and after spending time in rehab, he was arrested again for allegedly having shown up at the jail drunk. Brown reportedly violated his probation by testing positive for cocaine several times; while those charges were dropped, he was sentenced to 75 days in jail for refusing to take another drug test in the summer of 2000. Upon his release, Brown began working in earnest on a new album, which was derailed for a time when he suffered a seizure in the summer of 2001, reportedly from heat exhaustion and dehydration. It wasn’t until 2002 that he really came back into the media spotlight; following a duet with rapper Ja Rule, he was captured by the police for marijuana possession and driving without a license after a routine stop for speeding.

Writer Kola Boof (alleged to be one of Osama Bin Laden’s “sex slave”) has said that the terrorist had an infatuation with Brown’s wife, Houston, and that he allegedly planned to have Brown killed so he could make Houston one of his wives.

In 1992, Tyson went on trial in Indiana after being arrested there in 1991 for the rape of Miss Black Rhode Island, Desiree Washington, in an Indianapolis hotel room. Tyson was convicted on the charge of rape on February 10, 1992.

He was given a sentence of six years and was released in May 1995 after serving three years. Under Indiana law, a defendant convicted of a felony must begin serving his prison sentence immediately after the sentence is imposed. While in prison, Tyson converted to Islam.The facts of the Tyson/Washington case are similar to, and probably the inspiration for, the plot of the 2002 film Undisputed, which starred Wesley Snipes and Ving Rhames.

Tyson did not fight again until 1995. After two comeback bouts against Peter McNeeley and Buster Mathis Jr., he regained one belt by easily winning the WBC title from Frank Bruno in March 1996 in three rounds. Tyson was criticized by many for fighting such inferior opposition in his two comeback bouts prior to fighting Bruno. For example, it was pointed out that McNeeley’s opponents had lost nearly three-quarters of their fights. Mathis was a mediocre, light-hitting puncher whose only claim to fame was that his father had also been a boxer who fought Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali. In September 1996 Tyson won back the WBA title in 93 seconds from Bruce Seldon, having paid Lennox Lewis $ 4 million to “step aside”. Seldon was subjected to much ridicule for his first round loss to Tyson because he seemed to go down and out from a very light punch. Many accused him of being so scared that he simply gave up.

Between these two stories I would say Tyson has had the hardest fall.

Mike Tyson he eats ears and beat up his wife

Whitney, she did both of them.

WELL, THEY’RE BOTH STILL VERY WELL TO DO FINANCIALLY SO, I GUESS THEY CAN STAY GHETTO AS LONG AS THEIR CASH FLOW REMAINS PLENTIFUL. LOL!!!!