Terence Crawford made a mark for himself Saturday by becoming the first undisputed three-division champion in modern boxing history, but that wasn't the only record set that night in Las Vegas.

Tyson is one of Las Vegas' favorite sons, having starred in the city many times over -- both as a fighter and an entertainer. So it's only right that he traipsed along its scorched surface for Alvarez's match with Crawford on Saturday night.

Ever since returning from a three-month injured list stint, the Cuban slugger has been the silver lining in a heavily struggling Houston offense.

With three starts completed for Washington Nationals pitcher Andrew Alvarez, he has produced at an exceptional level so far through that time frame.