There was a lot of controversy surrounding the last couple of times Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield stepped in the ring together. After a bunch of head butts and biting, fans and pundits alike felt like an era was over. But it looks like some people are trying to revive that era.

According to RingsideReport.com, Iron Mike Tyson, at the ripe old age of 43, is making a comeback. And his potential first opponent? That would be none other than Evander Holyfield. The website claims that a source close to the former champ has once again hooked with Don King to get him back in the ring in late 2010.

But apparently Tyson is leery about facing Holyfield yet again and other potential opponents include heavyweight Tony Grano (former cruiserweight champ) Jean Marc Mormeck, Vinny Maddalone and Derric Rossy.

Tyson's last fight was in 2005, when he lost to Kevin McBride and announced that he was retiring and his heart was no longer in the sport. Times have changed however. Tyson is coming off a successful year, where his autobiographical documentary received rave reviews, he was a part of the success of the film"The Hangover" and he made appearances on Oprah, Saturday Night Live and an Italian version of "Dancing With the Stars." He's been working out lately and seems to have conquered the addictions he battled and gained some of that lost confidence back.

Do you think Tyson should enter the ring again?