Creed actor Michael B Jordan wants to train with Mike Tyson and also revealed Snoop Dogg comparing exhibition to his uncles fighting at barbecue had him in stitches

Michael B Jordan wants to train with Mike Tyson after watching the 54-year-old battle to a thrilling draw against Roy Jones Jr.

Tyson answered any questions people may have had about his ability to compete in when he stepped into the ring for the first time in 15 years.

Tyson vs Jones Jr may have ended in a draw, but people liked what they sawGetty Images - Getty

But across eight two-minute rounds, he entertained the watching masses along with Jones Jr.

And Jordan, who played Adonis in the Creed films tweeted the two-time heavyweight champion using a goat emoji with the hashtag #CreedTyson to see if he could get a training session in with one of the greatest of all time.

But sharing a ring with Tyson comes with a warning and Jones Jr felt his full force at the Staples Center.

“When he hits you – whether his head, punches, body shots – it doesn’t matter because everything hurts,” he said afterwards.

Jordan was also one of many watching on Triller where rapper Snoop Dogg was on commentary duty for the main event.

At one point, as Tyson and Jones were throwing Hayemakers at each other – and definitely not trying to knock each other out (wink wink) Snoop was heard saying “This is like two of my uncles fighting at a barbecue!”

Chicago Bulls’ Zach Lavine suggested the NBA get him involved in basketball commentary, which Donovan Mitchell agreed with.

As for Tyson, he said he would be back again, though, in an exhibition environment again.

He wasn’t even bothered he didn’t get the win he believed he deserved.

“We entertained the crowd and they were happy with it,” he said.

Tyson was guaranteed $1m from the fight and was giving it to charitable causes and he insisted that when he does come back, Jones Jr will also be on the card leaving the possibility of a rematch open.

Tyson outlanded Jones, 67-37 over their eight-round exhibition fight and had the advantage, 57-28 in power punchesGetty Images - GettySnoop Dogg joked the flying fists between Tyson, 54, and Jones, 51, was akin to a couple of uncles going at it at his family BBQGetty Images - Getty