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Mike Tyson will step into a professional boxing ring for the first time in nearly 20 years on Friday night when he finally gets it on with YouTube star-turned fighter Jake Paul.
IRVING, Texas : Jake Paul is betting on himself to beat boxing legend Mike Tyson when the pair meet in the ring in Texas on Friday in what the social media star turned prizefighter predicts will be a slugfest.
Mike Tyson opened up about his exchanges with Jake Paul during the build-up to their eagerly anticipated boxing match scheduled for Friday night at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas, where up to 80,000 fans are expected. Initially set for last July, Tyson had to back out due to an ulcer flare-up but with the fight back on, concerns over the 58-year-old's wellbeing have escalated, not least because he admitted struggling to walk after a training session.
Jake Paul and Mike Tyson's made-for-Netflix fight on Friday night has oddsmakers anticipating record wagering for a boxing match.
Former UFC middleweight champion, Michael Bisping, has confidently stated that he would 'smoke' YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in a 'heartbeat'. 'The Problem Child', as Paul is known, is currently wrapping up his training camp ahead of his contentious heavyweight clash with former undisputed heavyweight world champion, Mike Tyson.
Mike Tyson's once-ferocious fighting career was already helter-skeltering towards its feeble conclusion when the video-sharing platform YouTube first flickered into life in February 2005.
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