By Jennifer R Jones | Posted on August 12, 2012 10:07 AM

The reviews were mostly mixed to negative, some citing the show's structural clumsiness, Tyson's hard-to-understand speech, and his vitriolic rants against people like ex-wife Robin Givens as particular problems. But that hardly mattered, as the show managed to sell quite well on the strength of Mike Tyson's celebrity, especially given the short run. In its last week, the show only sold 61.54% of available seats but had an average paid admission of $145.87, which is a record for shows performed at a Broadway Theatre.
Broadway was not actually the world premiere venue for Undisputed Truth. Tyson unveiled the show in Las Vegas earlier this year. Now that the Broadway engagement is over, it's unclear was the next step for Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth is. A world tour might be a logical next move, but nothing has yet been announced
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