Mike Tyson endorses Anthony Constantino in NY-21
Edinburg, NY – 12 October 2026 – Republican Anthony Constantino started professionally boxing at 40 and went 2-1 with two knockouts, training intensely, while building Sticker Mule into a 1,000 person American Manufacturing company. It got Mike Tyson’s attention.
Tyson is the youngest heavyweight champion in history while Constantino is a rare CEO to turn professional boxer at an age when most are looking to retire. Constantino credits Mike for inspiring his boxing, noting that he read Mike’s book “My Life With Cus’Amato” before his first amateur fight which he finished with a brutal stone cold knockout.
Tyson is now endorsing Constantino for Congress in NY-21, stating: “I’m happy to endorse Anthony Constantino. His positive spirit and tenacity will benefit all people.”
Constantino has previously trained with Tyson’s friend and trainer Billy White. He also stepped forward to keep the historic Cus D’Amato gym in Catskill open. Constantino has his own gym, Mule Fitness, where Henry Cejudo recently trained before pulling off a 36 second comeback victory in Real American Freestyle followed by a debut boxing win in Misfits Boxing.
“I’m honored to be endorsed by an Upstate Legend and American Icon, the one and only, Iron Mike Tyson,” said Anthony Constantino. “This is the hardest endorsement to secure.”
The endorsement came after Mike Tyson watched Constantino give an electric 16 minute speech in Syracuse, NY while flying on Air Force One with President Trump. Tyson told Constantino that he was impressed. “You look good on TV,” he told Constantino.
After the rally, Tyson texted Constantino that he’d do anything he could to support him. The two facetimed and he offered Constantino his full endorsement. Constantino asked Mike to come to his Election Night Party for the people on Nov 3 in front of the Vote for Trump sign to which Mike responded, “If I’m free, I’m there.”
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About Anthony Constantino
Anthony Constantino set the record for most votes in the NY-21 primary. He came in as a political outsider and beat strong establishment opposition after building Sticker Mule, a global company based in New York with more than 1,000 employees. He also went 2-1 with two knockouts after turning pro at 40.