It appears Roy Jones Jr. wasn't the only one keen to throw punches at Mike Tyson on Sunday.
Following the pair's bout, which was called a draw, Tyson was reportedly targeted by a fan who wanted to fight him.
TMZ Sports reported the unidentified man yelled out to Tyson whilehe signed autographs, asking why he wouldn't fight him.
Tyson reportedly replied with a joke that it wouldn't end well for him before the fan threw a punch and reached into his waistband for what was feared a weapon.
Tyson's team were quick to step in and prompted the man to take off. They reportedly recognised him from a previous signing where he had also started trouble.
Police told TMZ Sports they received a call about the incident around 11pm, but no one was on the scene when they arrived and no report was taken.
Roy Jones Jr. throws a punch in the second round against Mike Tyson. Photo / Getty
Meanwhile, the draw received controversial feedback from boxing fans after Tyson dominated almost every round, with veteran TV commentator Bob Sheridan declaring he scored the fight 79-73.
Tyson and Jones Jr fatigued quickly as the fight continued into the later rounds, but when the dust settled on the eight-round fight it was clear that Tyson had dominated.
