Mike Tyson

After Jake Paul defeated Mike Tyson in their highly anticipated fight, fans took to social media, accusing the YouTuber-turned-boxer of holding back and calling the match “rigged.” During the post-fight interview, Paul admitted to “taking his foot off the gas” in later rounds, explaining, “I wanted to give the fans a show, but I didn’t

In a highly anticipated bout at AT&T Stadium, Jake Paul decisively defeated boxing legend Mike Tyson, who landed just 18 punches across eight two-minute rounds. The fight, broadcast on Netflix, marked Tyson’s first professional contest since retiring in 2005, and his struggle against the younger and faster Paul was evident throughout. Paul, 27, outpaced his

In a historic clash that pitted the legendary 58-year-old Mike Tyson against 27-year-old YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul, the younger fighter emerged victorious after eight intense rounds. Broadcast live on Netflix, the fight had been heavily hyped, with tensions peaking last night when Tyson slapped Paul during their final faceoff. However, once the bell rang, it was

Mike Tyson and Jake Paul’s boxing match, taking place tonight at AT&T Stadium in Texas, comes with a twist: both fighters will face suspension regardless of the outcome. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation has mandated a minimum seven-day rest period for any professional fight, with three additional rest days per round fought. Since

At the final weigh-in for their much-hyped fight, Mike Tyson slapped Jake Paul, escalating their fiery pre-fight tensions. Paul, who was unfazed by the slap, responded with a bold promise: “That was a cute slap, buddy, but tomorrow, you’re getting knocked out.” He went on to taunt Tyson further, calling him “an angry little elf,”