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On May 26, 2024, former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson experienced a medical emergency while aboard a Los Angeles-bound flight. The incident occurred mid-flight, prompting the crew to take swift action to ensure his well-being. Eyewitnesses reported that Tyson, 57, appeared visibly distressed shortly after the flight departed from Miami. Flight attendants and fellow passengers quickly noticed the situation as Tyson showed signs of discomfort. According to passengers seated nearby, Tyson complained of severe chest pain and shortness of breath, alarming those around him. The flight crew immediately initiated emergency protocols. An onboard announcement called for any medical professionals to assist, and fortunately, a doctor and a nurse traveling on the same flight responded to the call. They assessed Tyson's condition and provided initial care using the plane's medical equipment. Their quick response was crucial in stabilizing him until the plane could land. Given the gravity of the situation, the pilot made the decision to divert the flight to the nearest airport, which was in Houston, Texas. The plane landed safely, and paramedics were already on standby, ready to transport Tyson to a nearby medical facility for further evaluation and treatment. Upon landing, Tyson was quickly moved to an ambulance and taken to a Houston hospital. Representatives for Tyson later released a statement thanking the flight crew, passengers, and medical professionals who assisted during the emergency. They also reported that Tyson was in stable condition and receiving appropriate medical care. This incident has sparked widespread concern among fans and the sports community, given Tyson's status as a boxing legend and his relatively young age. Known for his formidable presence in the ring and later for his various endeavors in entertainment and business, Tyson's health scare serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of medical emergencies. As news of the incident spread, many took to social media to express their support and well wishes for Tyson’s speedy recovery. While his condition remains under observation, his team is expected to provide updates on his health status in the coming days. For now, the focus remains on his recovery and ensuring that he receives the best possible care.

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