Olivia Dunne reveals her ‘safety’ at ESPYs with Mike Tyson pic

Angel Reese’s cameo in a Cavinder twins’ TikTok video wasn’t the only starry crossover at the ESPYs this week.

Taking to Instagram on Thursday, Olivia Dunne shared a number of pictures from Wednesday’s annual occasion in Los Angeles, joking {that a} sure boxing legend served as her “safety.”

“Swipe to see my safety,” the LSU gymnast teased the carousel of photos, with the ultimate shot that includes Dunne, 20, posing subsequent to Mike Tyson, 57.

It was an eventful night time for Dunne on the Dolby Theatre, where she hyped up fellow LSU athletes, together with Girl Tigers ladies’s basketball group, who received their first NCAA championship in April.

“Lots of people ask me what it’s like being on the ESPYs surrounded by elite athletes, literal champions and the folks on the very high of their sport,” Dunne stated on the printed. “Actually, it’s identical to a traditional day at LSU. Proper guys?”

The digital camera then panned to the group, who topped the Iowa Hawkeyes, 102-85, for LSU’s first nationwide title in program historical past.

Attending this 12 months’s ESPYs is simply one of many many summer season highlights for Dunne.

The New Jersey native, who’s the NCAA’s highest-earning feminine athlete with a NIL valuation of $3.4 million, made her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit debut on this 12 months’s situation.

Within the weeks following the launch, Dunne jetted to Italy along with her household earlier than touring to Omaha, the place she supported LSU’s men’s baseball team on the Faculty World Collection.

The Tigers defeated the Florida Gators in June, 18-4, profitable their first nationwide title since 2009.

“That second when @lsubaseball wins the natty champ,” Dunne wrote on social media on the time.

Although Dunne continues to be absorbing the summer season, she’s getting back into the swing of things forward of her senior season at LSU.

This week, Dunne posted a TikTok video of herself on the fitness center, captioning the clip, “Again to work.”