Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson is warning hip hop star Chris Brown to stop punching people... or else.
Tyson told TMZ he is worried about Brown and thinks he may have become too violent for his own good and may now be on the verge of having to pay a "serious price" for all his shortcomings.
"I like and admire that little guy," Tyson told the 95.5 PLJ Morning Radio Show on Tuesday, adding, "I'm just worried about him."
Brown was arrested early Sunday along with one of his bodyguards outside the W Hotel in Washington after a man alleged both of them punched him after he tried to get in a picture the R& B star was taking with two other women.
Parker Adams, 20, told police Brown shouted "I'm not down with the gay sh**" and "I feel like boxing" before he was attacked. Adams told police the guard, later identified as 35-year-old Christopher Hollosy, then pulled Brown by the arm to his tour bus.
Adams was later taken to a hospital and treated for broken nose. Brown has denied punching Adams and Hollosy claimed he only intervened after Adams tried to get on the bus.
Tyson told the radio station he knows from experience that if Brown doesn't learn to control his rage and impulses people will turn on him.
"They're going to put him somewhere where that's all they do is assault people. Chris should know this... if you're not humble in this world, this world will thrust humbleness upon you."
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