Mike Tyson’s former financial advisor sentenced to prison By John Aidan Byrne September 16, 2017 | 10:26pm Getty Images More On: mike tyson This round, it’s Mike Tyson who has been sucker-punched. The former heavyweight champ, basking in the glow of his successful one-man show in Las Vegas, is still licking his wounds after his ex-financial adviser, Brian J. Ourand, picked the champ’s pockets clean. Ourand, formerly of Live Nation-owned SFX Financial Advisory Management Enterprises, pleaded guilty in federal court in February to one count of wire fraud and was sentenced last week to 33 months in prison and agreed to pay back more than $1 million in the celebrity scheme. Ourand reportedly raked in $265,000 alone on unauthorized ATM withdrawals, debit and credit card fraud, along with more of Tyson’s loot. And it stung like a bee, according to The Post. Tyson was once so tight with Ourand that the champ invited the moneyman to his wedding to Lakiha Spicer. The theft was part of a brazen scheme by Ourand that also ensnared basketball stars Glen Rice, Dikembe Mutombo and other pro athletes, according to US Attorney Channing Phillips and Andrew Vale, assistant director in charge of the FBI’s DC field office. At the sentencing, Judge Tanya Chutkan also ordered Ourand to pay $1,002,390 in restitution, and levied the same sum as a forfeiture money judgment. In his plea deal, Ourand admitted to living it up with tanning sessions, dental work, gambling, hotels, golf fees and other purchases, according to a plea to one count of wire fraud. http://nypost.com/2017/09/16/mike-tysons-former-financial-advisor-sentenced-to-prison/