Mike Tyson vs. Danny Williams, billed as Return for Revenge, was a professional boxing match contested on July 30, 2004.

[2] Tyson ultimately could not fight for the remainder of 2003 after running into several legal problems, including being arrested after fighting two Pennsylvania men in the lobby of a New York Marriott Hotel in June,[3] facing a lawsuit from King bodyguard Isadore Bolton stemming from a scuffle in Florida in which Tyson allegedly broke a bone in Bolton's face.

[5] In June 2004, Tyson announced his plans to face little-known British heavyweight Danny Williams on July 30 of that year.

Tyson, however, had injured his left knee - by tearing a ligament - which would impair his movement and ability to throw punches for the rest of the fight.

[8] Following Tyson's loss to Williams, he took another lengthy hiatus that lasted over 10 months, but he eventually returned on June 11, 2005, to face Kevin McBride.

Tyson was able to build a 57–55 lead on two of the judges' scorecards through the first six rounds of the fight, but chose to quit before the seventh, giving McBride the TKO victory.