Jake Paul blasted over Mike Tyson 'disrespect' as Scots boxer reveals he’d 'wipe smirk off YouTuber’s face'

Lee McAllister has slammed Jake Paul and revealed he would be open to the opportunity of a bout with the American heavyweight.

Paul will battle it out against Mike Tyson in July in Texas as the Aberdeen Assassin insists it's a 'money making exercise' for the 27-year-old. In a prestigious career, McAllister knocked out Danny Williams who subsequently defeated Tyson and he said: "When people are talking or asking about this Jake Paul v Mike Tyson fight, I'm actually stunned that Jake would pick a 58-year-old man to try and make a name for himself.

"I'm not and would never disrespect Mike in his day, he was unbeatable in any era. Put this into perspective, I've knocked out the man who knocked out Mike Tyson so why doesn't he let me knock that smirk off his face?"

Now, McAllister claims Paul has been disrespectful towards Tyson. He said: "You look at the bigger picture and Mike is 16 years my senior, I'm not the biggest guy in the world but I'm the oldest person in boxing history to hold a version of a lightweight world championship and step up all the way to heavyweight. That's history making on its own, I'm 41, Mike is 57, so why would Jake be wanting to make a name for himself off Mike by going and beating up an old man?

"I'd love to test Jake, I'm not an MMA fighter, I'm not an ex-wrestler, I'm a boxer! I would be going to win. I'd be more than happy to fight him one day in UK or USA, I would happily travel over there. The first thing that goes into boxing is resistance, the power will still be there - I think it's an exercise to try and make some money.

"It's a publicity type thing Jake's trying to do, I'm against YouTube boxing and the like - it's not my cup of tea. You have to take your hat off to Jake as he trains