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Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson, who owns the cannabis brand Tyson 2.0, visited the Pennsylvania Capitol to advocate for accountability and legitimacy in the cannabis business and to meet with state lawmakers and Governor Josh Shapiro. Tyson, who credits cannabis with helping him overcome addiction, supports the legalization of recreational marijuana in Pennsylvania, which Shapiro also supports to generate tax revenue. Currently, marijuana is only legal for medical use in the state. Legislation related to cannabis regulation and the potential establishment of a state Cannabis Control Board is being considered by the state legislature. Tyson's company also sells Delta 8 products, and his business partner discussed the need for further regulation of intoxicating hemp products under the 2018 federal farm bill loophole.

Mike Tyson Meets Pennsylvania Governor and Lawmakers on Cannabis Legalization

Oct 30, 2025

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Boxing legend Mike Tyson recently took his advocacy to the Pennsylvania State Capitol, meeting with Governor Josh Shapiro and key legislators to push for adult-use legalization. Tyson, the face of his own successful brand, Tyson 2.0, spoke openly about how cannabis helped him pivot away from harder substances and find personal stability. His visit comes as Pennsylvania remains an island of prohibition surrounded by legal states, a situation Governor Shapiro wants to fix to capture an estimated $500 million in annual tax revenue. Beyond just making sales, Tyson’s team is pushing for stricter safety standards and accountability across the board, including better oversight for the "loophole" hemp-derived products currently sold without regulation.

For the local community, this high-profile push is a major win. Having a cultural icon like Tyson join forces with the Governor adds serious momentum to the legalization fight. For regular users, this move isn’t just about making it legal to buy a bag; it’s about ensuring the products on the shelves are tested, safe, and part of a legit system that keeps money in the state rather than sending it across the border.

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