Jake Paul has stated that his forthcoming bout against Mike Tyson, which is set for November 15, will bring home an unprecedented $40 million. Originally scheduled for last month, Tyson's match was rescheduled due to a flare-up of an ulcer. Paul is still optimistic about his money and ring performance in spite of the delay, as per the reports of The Mirror.
The fight between Paul and Tyson has generated considerable excitement, with tensions rising at a recent press conference in New York. During the event, Paul and Tyson exchanged sharp words and got physical during their face-off. Paul, eager to make his point, spoke candidly about his motivations for the fight, emphasizing the financial benefits rather than seeking validation for his boxing career.
When asked if he saw Tyson’s involvement as a way to validate his boxing status, Paul was blunt. He stated that his primary goal is to make $40 million and defeat Tyson, showing little concern for anything else. Paul dismissed Tyson’s challenge, asserting that Tyson’s desire for a professional fight would lead to his defeat. Paul claimed he was responsible for bringing the fight deal to Tyson and Netflix, boasting about his role in the matchup.
Paul spared no detail in his critique of Tyson and the New York crowd. He made fun of Tyson's decision to reschedule the bout, calling it a «menopause break» and casting doubt on Tyson's ability to bounce back. In addition, Paul took a hard line against the New York audience, branding them outdated and