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50 Cent Says Tupac’s Mike Tyson Recording Inspired His ‘Street Fighter’ Music

Tupac Shakur’s connection to Mike Tyson is finding its way into Street Fighter more than 30 years later. While promoting the new film, 50 Cent explained that hearing Pac’s alternate version of “Ambitionz Az a Ridah” gave him the foundation for the music he created for the movie. “Tupac’s first version of ‘Ambitionz Az a Ridah’ was he wrote a version of it for Mike Tyson, and it already had everything,” 50 told Extra at the Los Angeles premiere.

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