Mike Tyson was put in prison last August because he

Mike Tyson could sign a deal by Friday to face either Germany’s Shuhs or Denmark’s Brian Nelson here on August 21st in the Heavyweight first fight since his release from jail. The former world heavyweight champion was released on Monday after four months behind bars for assault in the wake of a traffic accident last August. His deal with Show Time makes August come back lightly. "August 21st is certainly a day we are looking at," Show Time’s boxing director Jim Larken said, "Hopefully in the next few days, we’ll have something concrete." Nevada boxing officials revoked Tyson’s license for more than a year after he bit the Evanda Holyfield’s ear in June, 1997. But they planned no action on Tyson because the license they granted him to fight does not expire until the end of the year. That came before the assault charges have been heard and with a victim’s support.