A common claims image of Mike Tyson’s boxing legend has become a viral that shows him wearing a shirt with an anti-vaccine quote.
One of the T-shirts worn by Tyson has a slogan that reads ‘trust in God, not in the vaccine’.
Trust in God, not vaccines – Mike Tyson https://t.co/W6S0x3zkb5- Edinburgh Lothian & Borders Lockdown Skeptics (@BordersAGAINST) 1624893456000an Other T-shirts that use Tyson promote documentary films mentioned one of the error information around the covid vaccine 19.
This brings a quote that reads’ Plan-Demik.
My body, my choice ‘.
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Digital image produced.
Verification and methodologies 1 use a turn-image search, we find original photos that do not bear anti-vaccine slogans.
This shows Tyson wearing a t-shirt with his own photo from a boxing ring printed on it.
The original image was published by several web portals in November last year.
We also track original photos to the Instagram verified page of Tyson.
It was posted on November 24, 2020.
See this post on Instagram posts distributed by Mike Tyson (@miketyson) Image 2Similarly, we found that this image has been manipulated digitally by lifting and editing screengrab from the promotional video posted by Tyson June 23, 2020.
The original quote at T-Shirt Tyson reads ‘SmartCups’.
See this post on Instagram posts distributed by Mike Tyson (@miketyson) VerdictTimes Fact Check has found that the image shows Tyson wears a T-shirt with anti-vaccine text manipulated digitally.
Picture of Virus Mike Tyson Sporting Anti-Vaccine Fake T-Shirt
