Mike Tyson has stepped into a new role as CEO of Carma HoldCo, the Las Vegas-based parent company behind ca***bis brands Tyson 2.0, Ric Flair Drip, and Evol by Future. This marks a major shift for both the company and Tyson himself, who has long expressed interest in a deeper leadership role. He succeeds former CEO Adam Wilks.
Tyson called the position “a responsibility I take seriously,” adding that he’s fully committed to staying true to the company’s roots while expanding its reach. A longtime cannabis advocate, Tyson launched Tyson 2.0 in 2021 and later partnered with former rival Evander Holyfield to form Carma Holdings.
The duo launched ‘Holy Ears’ edibles, sparking renewed interest in cannabis products with a personal twist. Tyson’s move to CEO signals a new era for Carma HoldCo, blending wellness, entertainment, and cultural storytelling under the leadership of one of boxing’s most iconic figures.
That said, it appears that Mike Tyson has decided to invest his earnings from the Jake Paul fight into real estate. Meanwhile, he has taken up a new role in his cannabis company. What are your thoughts on the matter?
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