Boxer, entrepreneur and marijuana advocate Mike Tyson has announced his new marijuana company, Tyson 2.0Will acquire a majority stake in Ric Flair Drip, Inc.

Heavyweight Showdown

Ric Flair, commonly known as “Nature Boy”, is a 16-time world heavyweight wrestling champion.The two heavyweight strategic alliances are further deepened Tyson’s brand home strategy and build the company into a leading celebrity cannabis brand powerhouse.

Tyson 2.0’s acquisition of the company gives the brand control over Ric Flair’s trademarks and intellectual property to launch cannabis flower and edible products under the Ric Flair brand in the near future.

“Thanks to Mike Tyson and Tyson 2.0, I’ve become a true marijuana advocate and lover,” Friar said. “I am delighted to be working with an old friend and comrade in arms that I greatly admire and respect.”

Emerging brands

Since its launch in October 2021, Tyson 2.0 continues to execute on its national growth strategy, bringing cannabis products For consumers and fans nationwide. Through licensing, cultivation and agreement, Tyson 2.0 products are available in pharmacies and retail stores in Colorado, California, Nevada, Massachusetts and Michigan, with plans to expand nationally and internationally.

Tyson 2.0 was co-founded by Mike Tyson and Chad Bronstein as Chief Brand Officers. The joint venture is led by CEO Adam Wilkes.

“Ric has been synonymous with high-impact, high-energy experiences for the past five decades,” Brownstein said. “Similar to how we launched Tyson 2.0, Ric Flair cannabis products will be distributed nationwide through our strong network of industry partners. Floral varieties named after Ric’s iconic quotes such as ‘Limo Ride’ and ‘Jet Jet’ Fly’, we aimed to honor Ric’s energy and share it with his fans.”

Flair’s legacy

Flair to Appear in Episode 7 of Peacock’s First WWE Original Series WWE evil Streaming exclusively on Peacock starting Thursday, March 24th.

The eight-part documentary, written and hosted by John Cena, is the first original work from WWE Studios. The show takes an unprecedented look at the psychology of WWE’s most vicious antagonists, revealing rare behind-the-scenes details about some of the biggest names in the industry and their impact on mainstream culture.