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Legendary boxing meshugenah and entertaining Phil Collins-impressionist, Mike Tyson, is planning to launch a chain of high-end kosher restaurants, reports the Jewish Journal. According to the New York Post, the former heavyweight champ is in talks with businessman Moshe Malamud (owner of the Franklin Mint, and chairman of an Asian technology service provider), to pummel their way into the kosher-food biz. Tyson recently began following,"a strict vegan diet, which he says gives him more energy."
