Poker Show Offers Mike Tyson's Mansion As Prize

Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson might get his mansion back. In what could be a brilliant combination of reality TV, poker TV and the spice of Tyson, Yorkshire businessman Dominic Marrocco is planning a poker tournament that offers Tyson’s former mansion as the grand prize.Contestants will pay thousands of dollars to participate, competing against each other until all but four have been eliminated. Those for will then join Marrocco and Tyson in a six-handed poker game where the winner will end up the owner of the mansion, which is worth millions. If the winner is not Marrocco, he or she will have the Englishman as a neighbor, as his $4 million purchase of the estate property included a decrepit mansion next door, which has now been restored to serve as Marrocco’s home. The show is still under development.