Mike Tyson f***** me up in the ring and Jake Paul will suffer the same fate

Mike Tyson has been backed to devastate Jake Paul in their upcoming Netflix bout next month.

Despite not stepping into the ring professionally for nearly two decades, Tyson's "power and knowledge" are expected to help him overpower and possibly knock out the YouTuber turned boxer Paul at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on Nov 15, according to Tyson's former opponent Peter McNeeley, who says that the 27-year age gap "don't count for much when you are standing opposite Mike."

In a tell-all interview with the Mirror US Sports, Peter "The Hurricane" McNeeley, a one-time adversary of Tyson turned ally, has tipped Tyson for a triumphant return to boxing, highlighting recent training footage that portrays Tyson as "looking tough" and in "great shape" McNeeley, himself still active in the sport at 55, teaching youngsters in his local gym, feels fighters from his era remain competitive.

Furthermore, McNeeley disclosed having received proposals to make his own return to the ring in an exhibition match. Speaking from his residence, McNeeley shared his thoughts about the anticipation of the fight: "The way I see it Mike is going to hurt this kid. I have seen the videos of him training and he looks real sharp. The kid better watch out."

He also cautioned, "Jake Paul has never fought a real professional or someone of Mike's caliber. I remember what it was like being hit by him and just because you get older doesn't mean you lose that power."

He chuckled: "My prediction? Mike wins. He might just knock him out. I have no doubt he has the power." When asked if Paul stood a chance, he simply replied: "Nah."

The much-anticipated fight between Tyson and Paul was postponed from its original summer date due to health concerns regarding