The reason Lil Wayne never performed live at Mike Tyson’s comeback fight against Roy Jones Jr. on November 28th was due to an “unrelated 3rd party”.

In a statement co-issued from Triller and Weezy, there was a 3rd party who tried to involve themselves in the production process between the video-making/social-networking service and the Young Money CEO:

“Unfortunately there was an unrelated 3rd party who attempted to insert themselves in the production process between Triller and Lil Wayne the night before the event and the morning of and it unfortunately caused enough of an issue that Wayne couldn’t perform.”

However, Tunechi says he “was truly disappointed he was precluded from performing by the 3rd party” and promises to perform live at “Triller’s next fight card.”

We first got word of this a few months ago, and now it has been confirmed Lil Wayne will perform live at Mike Tyson‘s comeback fight against Roy Jones Jr. on November 28th.

As well as Weezy, viral entertainment platform Triller has also revealed there will be live performances at the boxing event from DaBaby, French Montana, Wiz Khalifa, and YG.

“This event is going to go down in history, no doubt! I’m grateful to be a part of it and share the arena with two living legends. I’m stoked to perform and give the fans something they can rock to” – Lil Wayne.

The fight will be streamed on PPV streaming and Pay-Per-View on TysonOnTriller for $49.99! What song(s) do you think Tunechi will perform live?

During a new episode of the “Impaulsive” podcast, Jake Paul has revealed that Lil Wayne will be performing live at Mike Tyson‘s comeback fight against Roy Jones Jr.

“But in the meantime, you can call me young Roy Jones Jr. fightin’ the drugs and gun charge”

The American YouTuber, who will also be fighting on the undercard against former NBA player Nate Robinson, mentioned that their will even be live performances from Eminem and possibly Post Malone.

“Like motherfuck all y’all; Mr. Mike Tyson flow, uppercut all y’all; Step into my ring bitches, ding-ding bitches; Click-clack pow-pow ping-ping bitches”

Tyson‘s long-awaited comeback exhibition match (he last fought in 2005) against Roy will take place on September 12th in Los Angeles and it will cost $49.99 to watch on pay per view. You can check out Jake give up the news in a video below!

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A few months ago, Curren$y chopped it up with DJ Booth for an interview after one of his concerts in Arizona.

During their conversation, Spitta revealed that there were no hard feelings between him and Lil Wayne when he left Young Money around 10 years ago:

“Me and Wayne fuckin’ kick it all the time. But, nah. Jet Life.”

Curren$y also talked about how Wayne will have learned so many lessons from his huge lawsuit against Birdman and Cash Money Records, as well as how Weezy is in the process of making a comeback:

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