Mike Tyson Pre-Fight Robe Character Sheet (3-View, Identity Locked)

Use the attached character sheet as the main visual style and anatomical reference. Preserve the same Mike Tyson identity, facial features, bald head, skin tone, distinctive tribal tattoo around the left eye, compact heavyweight proportions, broad shoulders, thick neck, powerful torso, large arms, muscular legs, height-to-width ratio and explosive athletic silhouette. Do not make him taller, leaner, slimmer, or change his recognizable proportions. Create a clean 16:9 professional character sheet on a neutral gray studio background with soft, even lighting, divided into three consistent views: left panel: close-up portrait looking directly at camera with an intense, focused expression; center panel: full-body front view in a relaxed A-pose, arms slightly away from the torso, feet shoulder-width apart, looking straight at camera; right panel: full-body back view in the exact same A-pose, preserving identical body scale and proportions between front and back views. Dress him in classic pre-fight boxing attire, fully covered before entering the ring: a black satin boxing robe with hood down, long sleeves, black satin fabric with subtle white trim, closed or mostly closed at the front, matching black boxing trunks with thin white trim underneath, black boxing gloves, white socks, and black boxing boots. The robe should feel vintage, intimidating, champion-like, functional and authentic, with "TYSON" clearly written across the back of the robe in bold white letters. Add subtle premium robe details such as embroidered trim, satin sheen, reinforced cuffs and championship-style tailoring, but keep the design clean and powerful, not overly ornate. Maintain the exact visual language of the reference image: 2.5D animated film character design, painterly CGI, stylized realism, hand-painted textures, visible brushwork, cinematic shading, sculpted anatomy, polished concept-art finish, clean silhouette, high detail, consistent proportions, accurate front/back continuity, no action pose, no perspective distortion, no extra characters, no props, no text labels except "TYSON" on the back of the robe