Mike Tyson smokes toad venom and has even named one of the Tyson 2.0 cannabis strains The Toad. "I’ve done it over 80 times. 90 times, probably," Tyson recently said prior to his Nov. 15 fight with Jake Paul, which he lost.
While the rules at the 2024 Olympics remain strict for cannabis use among the athletes, there has been a relaxing of the rules to some degree that allows a notorious blunt smoker like Snoop Dogg to have such a large presence in Paris. Here are seven stars who've elevated the Summer Games.
Oft-suspended NFL defensive lineman Randy Gregory is challenging the league's policy that required him to pay $532,000 in fines for using the FDA-approved Schedule II drug Dronabinol while he played for the the Denver Broncos in 2023. Dronabinol is synthetic cannabis in pill form.
Snoop Dogg has been the talk of the 2024 Summer Games so far. And Sha'Carri Richardson, banned in 2021, is ready to run.
Orlando Cepeda, the second Puerto Rican player to be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, passed away on June 28 at 86. He was arrested several times for marijuana after his career ended.
