By Matt Donnelly
Mike Tyson believes Tupac Shakur’s murder was “planned in advance”
01.04.2020 - 22:49 / nme.com
Tupac was killed on the night of Tyson's fight
Mike Tyson has claimed during a recent live-streamed interview with Fat Joe that Tupac Shakur‘s murder was “planned in advance”.
Shakur died back in September 1996 after being shot four times while travelling through Las Vegas in a Suge Knight’s car.
On the night of the shooting (September 7), Shakur and Knight had attended Tyson’s fight against Bruce Seldon at Vegas’ MGM Grand resort. Later, the pair were involved in an altercation outside a hotel
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