Mike Tyson Threatens Lawsuit Over Israel Flag Change in Supreme Collaboration
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Boxer Mike Tyson is threatening to sue the fashion brand Supreme after a jacket design for a collaborative collection was altered without his consent. The Israeli flag on the jacket was allegedly replaced with the Palestinian flag, a change Tyson's representative calls a breach of contract. Supreme has canceled the collection's launch due to the dispute.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Mike Tyson is considering legal action against Supreme over a jacket design change.
- The Israeli flag on the jacket was allegedly replaced with the Palestinian flag without Tyson's consent.
- Tyson's representative called the change a breach of contract and an unwanted political involvement.
- Supreme has canceled the planned collection launch due to the dispute.
- The controversial jacket will not be released as part of the project.
American boxer Mike Tyson is reportedly considering legal action against the global fashion brand Supreme over a design change in a planned collaborative collection. The collection, which also involved designer Martine Rose, was inspired by Tyson's boxing career and included a jacket.
According to Tyson's representative, the original jacket design featured the Israeli flag. However, without Tyson's consent or consultation, the flag was allegedly replaced with the Palestinian flag. Tyson's representative stated that the company altered the design without consulting him, dragging him into a political dispute against his will and constituting a blatant breach of contract.
Tyson intends to take the necessary legal steps to protect his reputation and rights. While the specifics of any potential lawsuit, including claims or damages sought, were not detailed, the dispute has led Supreme to cancel the launch of the joint collection. Consequently, the jacket that sparked the controversy will not be sold as part of this project.
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