Twenty-seven years ago today, on April 13th, 1998 (March 17th, 1998 in the lunar calendar), Tyson's agent said that Tyson would reapply for a boxing license. On April 13th, 1998, the new agent of the famous American boxer Mike Tai Sen said that Tai Sen would re-apply for a boxing license from relevant organizations in Nevada, USA, and strive to participate in the competition in November. Tyson's boxing license was revoked by the Nevada Athletic Commission for biting his opponent holyfield in last year's competition. One year after the revocation expires on July 9th this year, he can re-apply for a license. After Tyson fell out with former agent Don King, Jeff Ward became Tyson's new agent. Ward said that Tai Sen's return to the ring will have to be in November at the earliest, because he needs some time to train and prepare, and it can only be achieved on the premise that his license application is successfully passed. Ward did not say whether they reapplied for the license as soon as the suspension deadline was up. Earlier, he had said that he might apply again in late August or early September. Boxing organization officials in Nevada say they haven't heard anything about Tyson's re-license application. They said Tyson would have to wait another year if his application was denied. Referee stops game because Tyson bites