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Mike Tyson Went From ‘Hard Stallion To Wet Noodle’ When He Saw Brad Pitt With Robin Givens

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April 4 2012, Published 3:00 p.m. ET

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By RadarOnline.com Staff

It’s no easy feat to emasculate Mike Tyson, but Brad Pitt managed to pull that off.  

Tyson, appearing on Conan Tuesday to promote a five-night tell-all show at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, explained how the hunky Fight Club star’s good looks served as a knockout punch to his morale some 20 years back.

Tyson told Conan that at the time, he was broken up with ex-wife Robin Givens, though they were still secretly hooking up, despite a fierce war of words in the media. 

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One night as he sat in his car, waiting for her to return to her home, she pulled up with the future king of the A-list, whose main claim to fame at the time was his eye candy role in 1991’s Thelma & Louise.

“As I go to my car she drives up ... with the handsome Brad Pitt,” the fighter said, adding the first thought to run through his head was, ‘Aw man I ain’t getting’ no p***y tonight!”’

Conan joked, “Brad Pitt is the international symbol for that.”

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Conan reasoned that Pitt should have been the one disheartened, with an angry world champ stalking about, but Tyson says he was the legend who took the fall.

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“I went from a hard stallion to a wet noodle and it just totally overwhelmed me,” the boxing legend said. “I had no energy to fight.”

“Finally,” Conan said. “A story I can relate to!”

Tyson’s one-man show, Undisputed Truth -- Live on Stage, runs April 13-18.

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