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Mike Tyson will compete in a sanctioned fight for the first time since June 2005 when he faces Jake Paul in a eight-round heavyweight bout Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas (Netflix, 8 p.m. ET). The last time Tyson, 58, fought in a official bout, he suffered a sixth-round TKO against Kevin McBride. He didn't fight again until Nov. 28, 2020, when he met Roy Jones Jr. in an eight-round exhibition.
Jake Paul and Mike Tyson face off at the final press conference ahead of their long-awaited bout Friday in Arlington, Texas.
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A close friend of Mike Tyson revealed why the legendary boxer slapped his opponent Jake Paul ahead of their much-anticipated boxing match. The incident happened during the weigh-in ceremony where both boxers faced off ahead of their bout. Videos showed that Paul stepped on Tyson's right foot at the weigh-in and that angered the 58-year-old boxer. Tyson then went on to slap Paul across the face and pointed towards the ground before the two of them were pulled apart. “Jake stepped on Mike's foot, that prompted the reaction,'' Tom Patti, one of Tyson's close friends, told USA TODAY Sports.
Jake Paul and Mike Tyson go to war in the boxing ring on Friday night in Texas. It's a fight that has been dubbed as huge but controversial as Paul, 27, goes up against a 58-year-old Tyson at the AT&T Stadium.
The Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight at the AT&T arena in Texas has got sporting fans buzzing. Paul was even slapped by Tyson in a stare-down on the even of the match, with the visuals sending the social media world buzzing. While early odds have put Tyson, a legendary boxer, in the pole position, there are many who aren't ruling out a surprise win for Paul. Cashing in on the hype, Indian boxer Neeraj Goyat has put his house, worth more than USD 1 million (INR 8.40 crore) at stake, betting on Tyson to win the bout.