Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth (Chicago) Tickets

Funny, truth honest... probably not for kids. Kept you laughing

I have a whole new respect for the man, Mike Tyson. Funny, witty, intelligent, self-deprecating....amazing! For anyone who may have had a negative opinion of Mike, this show is for you; it will change your mind. For anyone who believes in redemption, this show is for you as well. Mike Tyson: The Undisputed Truth. That is exactly what it was. I do believe in redemption but if you think this is going to be a soft, g-rated performance, you may be disappointed. The language is hard-core because his life was hard core. Mike Tyson lived a rough life, he made many mistakes, and has also had a lot of tragedy in his life, and he brings that across with his raw delivery. But I had no idea how funny he was! And I don't believe being funny in front of an audience is an easy thing to do; in fact, I think it's a gift. I laughed, I was almost brought to tears, but more than anything, I have a new-found respect for the man Mike Tyson; and he was able to do that with no props (except a screen with pictures) and not one other soul on stage. Brava Mike; brava!!

I love this ,Mike Tyson tell all, it was one of the best Shows I ever attended . Mike is sober for 3 years.I understand Mike,I don't want to be like Mike. I love Mike Tyson ,it was an Emotional rollercoaster.I shook Mike's hand after the Show on Friday,he had a hard Life. Don King is a rotten guy and He ruined all of Cus's work.

Tyson did a wonderful job of showcasing his life and bringing us behind the curtain of his experiences.

Mike was funny, engergetic and sincere! He was very honest about all that he has been through in his rough life. He didn't celebrate his mistakes and bad decisions, but instead, he demonstrated how he has risen above them. It was a great show and I expect it to get even better the more times he performs on stage. Evander Holyfield was even there to show his support. It was an awesome show! We may go back again before the tour ends.

Tyson's performance was very funny and at times heartfelt. I saw the Champ in a different light because he provided such in depth insight into his life. Also, I didn't expect him to dance around the stage the way he did. Truly worth seeing

Mike Tyson was amazing, compelling and entertaining. I loved his openness and the way he explained his ups and downs through theatrics. he kept me asking for more. Loved it!

Mike Tyson was interesting, with humor involved, but was hard to understand most of the time. His voice impressions of Cus and others were much, much more understandable. Perhaps he should deliver all his material with an altered, understandable, voice. It was not the speaker system that made him hard to understand. His use of slide show photos was 4-stars. Overall show was good. I would recommend others attend, even at a $166 (or $90 something obstructed view) seat charge. I wish him success, in his endeavors.

I laughed (a lot) and even cried. Tyson did a great job, taking no intermissions and keeping the crowd entertained! We did the VIP, so we met him afterwards and got the autographed glove. It was pretty awesome! Sitting front row made it that much sweeter.

As a long-time boxing fan, thought it was a great show. It's very intimate look at arguably the most feared boxer to ever enter the ring, Mike Tyson, a man who beat many of his opponents before he ever threw the first punch. This show is all about the other side of him, not "Iron Mike", but him as a fellow human being, someone who knows he made mistakes and cares about the world in a different way these days. Even if you're not a boxing fan, Tyson is an interesting (and entertaining) person for just how high and how low he has been in life. There's something in this show for almost everyone. TIP 1: If you want to sit close to the stage and you're looking for tix that are not super expensive, go for the right side (when looking at the stage) because that's where he stood for the majority of the show. We paid $100 for the end of the second row next to the wall while people 6 seats to the left paid $550, and for at least half the show he was 15-20 feet from us. You're welcome. TIP 2: If you want to shake his hand, he came back out immediately after the show ended to do so, but only shook a few. So, when you see him walk back out to the applause quickly go to one of the corners of the stage and there's a good chance he'll come right up and shake your hand, like he did ours. Again, you're welcome ;)