Michael Franzese
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Ex-Mobster REVEALS: How Good is Stallone at Being a Mob Boss?

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October 9, 2025

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Season 3 of the hit mob show “Tulsa King” is finally out, and i’m answering the burning questions only someone who lived the life can. Is Stallone convincing as a mob boss? Is it even possible for a mobster to go into a random city like Tulsa Oklahoma and set up shop there? Do I even like the show? I break down what’s realistic vs Hollywood fiction in this hit series. Having lived the life for decades, I reveal whether Dwight Manfredi’s character rings true or if it’s just entertainment. From his prison release to taking over Tulsa, I analyze the authenticity of Dwight’s mob tactics and the show as a whole. Stallone reminds me of my father - but does he nail the real mob mentality? And finally, I compare Tulsa King with my all time favorite “Gotti” with Armand Assante. Does it get the mob life right? Is it pure fantasy?

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