Tp Hearns Tickets

When you think of Thomas Hearns, also known as "The Hitman," your mind might immediately go to his successful career in boxing. However, Hearns also had a comedic side that many might not know about.

In the early 1990s, Hearns appeared as a guest on the popular comedy sketch show "In Living Color" multiple times. He played various roles, including a boxer who was scared to fight, a streetball player, and even a member of the band "Cameo." His appearances were brief but memorable, showing off his comedic timing and willingness to poke fun at himself.

Hearns also dabbled in stand-up comedy, performing at venues in his hometown of Detroit and other cities across the country. In an interview with The Ring Magazine, Hearns stated that he enjoyed making people laugh and wanted to explore more opportunities in comedy.

While Hearns' comedy career didn't take off like his boxing career did, it's clear that he had a natural talent for making people laugh. His willingness to step out of his comfort zone and try something new showcases a different side of his personality, one that fans might not have seen in the ring.

Sadly, Hearns suffered a traumatic brain injury during a boxing match in 1982, which forced him to retire from the sport in the late 90s. However, his legacy lives on as one of the greatest boxers of all time, with a record of 61 wins, 5 losses, and 1 draw.

So while most of us might remember Hearns as one of boxing's biggest stars, let's not forget the laughs he brought to our screens and stages too. Who knows what other hidden talents some of our favorite athletes might have?