Mike Tyson and Sol Xochitl's Love Story- Find Out More

Sol Xochitl is the ex-girlfriend of Mike Tyson. Sol Xochitl’s ex-boyfriend, Tyson is an American former professional boxer who competed from 1985 to 2005. Nicknamed “Iron Mike” and “Kid Dynamite” in his early career, and later known as “The Baddest Man on the Planet”, Tyson is considered to be one of the greatest heavyweight boxers of all time.

Xochitl and Tyson were together during the 2000s in the course of their relationship, the duo became parents to two children. They share two children named Exodus Tyson and Miguel Leon Tyson. Xochitl was born in 1975/76. Xochitl supposedly had Mexican parents and accordingly was born in Mexico. Her ex-boxer boyfriend has called her Mexican certain times.

Unlike Tyson’s other partners, Sol Xochitl didn’t have that much of a privilege one would have gotten being in a relationship with a celebrity athlete

During the period when Sol was dating Tyson, the latter owed about $27 million, $17 million of which was owed to the IRS and the English tax authorities for back taxes. The remaining $10 million was for personal expenses, including money owed to his previous wife, Monica, from the divorce, home payments, and significant legal fees.

Tyson claims he was so overwhelmed and enraged by the bankruptcy process that he simply gave up his home. He goes on to say that despite not having a fight booked, he worked out and got high regardless.

Meanwhile, he spent some time with his then girlfriend, Sol Xochitl in Phoenix. He and his then-girlfriend, Xochitl, were having Frosted Flakes and Twizzlers for dinner, according to the New Yorker.

Tyson reveals that every now and then, just to get over the hump, he’d set up an autograph signing somewhere and charge $25 for each one.

How Sol Xochitl and Mike Tyson meet?

How did Mike Tyson and hisex-girlfriend, Sol Xochitl meet? Tyson reveals the two of them met at a strip club in Phoenix, Arizona. Sol, who Mike refers to as Shelley in his biography, was a stripper when she first encountered the boxer.

Michael revealed Sol tried to work on their relationship to keep it going. He said she’d talk to Mike’s friend, Hope, and get tips from her on how to keep him happy.

Mike Tyson revealed he really liked his former lover, Sol Xochitl.

“She kept her house immaculate and she did a lot of stuff with me. Was a fitness freak, so when I’d work out and go run, she’d run with me. I’d run five miles, she’d run ten. She’d always one-up me.”

Mike recounts a time when he and his assistant Darryl were throwing a fifteen-pound medicine ball around and Shelley joined in. The heavy Weight chanpion goes on to say that he and Sol threw the ball 250 times and that he got sore, but she kept tossing it with Darryl.

“This ninety-pound Mexican chick must have done five hundred throws. She wore our asses down.”

Sol Xochitl and Mike Tyson’s children

Sol Xochitl and Mike Tyson had two children. They are Exodus Tyson and Miguel Leon Tyson. Mike admits to Sol saying she was not going to have Miguel Leon. The boxer explains he was going through a tough financial situation and had no idea how he could take care of another kid. Fortunately, Mike Tyson’s son, Miguel Leon was delivered safe and but unlike the father he is now a multi-instrumentalist who plays the drum, guitar, and piano.

Tyson was still having a tough time in terms of money when his then-girlfriend, Sol Xochitl became pregnant again with her second and Tyson’s fifth child, Exodus.

On May 25, 2009, Tyson’s four-year-old daughter Exodus was found by her seven-year-old brother Miguel unconscious and tangled in a cord, dangling from an exercise treadmill. The child’s mother, Sol Xochitl, untangled her, administered CPR and called for medical attention.

Xochitl began CPR and continued it until police and firefighters arrived, according to Sgt Andy Hill. Sol Xochitl informed the operator that she had discovered blood in her baby’s mouth. She was then told by the dispatcher to clear the blood and begin CPR, which she did.
“My baby!” Shelley said to the dispatcher, according to 911 records. “She’s choked!” exclaims the narrator.
Xochitl was also seen crying nonstop while trying to get her kid to breathe, according to the recording. Despite this, Sol would lose her daughter the next day, when she was transported to St. Joseph Hospital.

Tyson, who was in Las Vegas at the time of the incident, traveled back to Phoenix to be with her. She died of her injuries on May 26, 2009.

Sol Xochitl became a completely lost name after the awful tragedy of her daughter’s death. Mike claims in his book Undisputed Truth that after Exodus died, she was unable to care for her second child, Miguel.

While there’s no doubting she’s still grieving the loss of her four-year-old daughter, the anguish may have subsided to some degree. For the time being, Sol Xochitl is just another name once associated with a well-known figure who has since faded into obscurity.

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