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Mike Tyson and Jake Paul's upcoming boxing match has grabbed all the eyeballs and now rules for the July bout has emerged. 57-year-old Tyson will fight 27-year-old Paul at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on July 20, as per a report. Initially, Mike Tyson asserted that the upcoming bout would adhere to exhibition rules, emphasizing the authenticity of the fight. However, Jake Paul, the YouTuber-turned-boxer, expressed his desire for the match to be conducted as a professional bout.

Mike Tyson versus Jake Paul is gradually becoming one of the most talked about boxing bouts and now the legendary pugilist has given up marijuana, according to a report in USA Today. 57-year-old Tyson will fight 27-year Paul at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on July 20. Tyson has claimed that he used marijuana on a daily basis but decided to quit while preparing for the bout.

Jake Paul has been in the news for his upcoming bout with legendary pugilist Mike Tyson. Now, Paul has challenged Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) legends Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal for a fight in Octagon, a special ring where UFC fights are held. In a fiery social media post where Paul retorted to Diaz and Masvidal for belittling his mettle as a boxer and also included UFC boss Dana White. Paul had defeated Diaz on August 5, 2023 but it was a boxing match. Masvidal recently has ridiculed Paul's boxing prowess. Paul, who has never participated in MMA event, will be in his biggest boxing fight of the career against Mike Tyson on July 20.

Mike Tyson at his peak of form but how well would he perform if he suddenly dons the big gloves and enters the ring in his late fifties? Well, this question may soon be answered as the legendary boxer takes on social media sensation Jake Paul, who is also a boxer in Texas this year. Although the details of the fight has not been officially announced, including the fact that it will be a friendly one or a pro match. However, Texas' authorities around the sport will do a drug test for both the boxers, as random drug tests are a regular practice for most competitive matches in the state, as reported earlier.

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Mike Tyson will be getting back in the boxing ring. Nicknamed ‘Iron Mike’, the former world heavyweight champion, whose career was marred by issues in and out of the ring, will take on social media influencer turned boxer Jake Paul on July 20 in a match that will be streamed live on Netflix, the company announced last week. The bout, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, will be the first fight for Tyson since 2020, when he and Roy Jones Jr., also a former world boxing champion, fought to a draw in an exhibition match. The event will be another step in Netflix’s aggressive push into live “sports-adjacent programming,” which has the potential to draw large audiences without the kind of investment that streaming games from professional sports leagues requires. The company recently reached a multibillion-dollar, 10-year deal for the exclusive rights to stream World Wrestling Entertainment’s flagship weekly wrestling show, “Raw.” The made-for-streaming boxing spectacle was brought about through a partnership between Netflix and Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions, the company he established in 2021 with Nakisa Bidarian to disrupt combat sports. He and Tyson will be paid about the same for the fight, but the parties would not reveal the amount. Paul, 27, began boxing in 2018 and has seen his star rise on his way to a 9-1 record.

Despite facing criticism regarding his selection of opponents, Paul took the opportunity in the post-fight press conference to address the media. He highlighted the significance of taking risks for the sake of his brand, showcasing a willingness to confront challenges and further establish himself in the competitive world of professional boxing.

bare-knuckle fight in the UK, a disturbing act of aggression reminiscent of the infamous 1997 Mike Tyson-Evander Holyfield match unfolded. Just like Tyson, who infamously bit off a portion of Holyfield's ear during their bout, a fighter in the UK resorted to ear-biting in a bloody encounter described as a «no rules» brawl. According to the Daily Star, an unidentified bare-knuckle fighter decided to preserve his torn ear in a jar after the intense fight, shedding light on the growing trend of these unregulated matches in the UK.

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Boxing icon Mike Tyson has stepped into the ring this week, after he shared his enthusiasm for Solana and unveiled a partnership with mental health-focused crypto project TheDreamChain ($DREAM).

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