Netflix viewers were left confused after seeing Jake Paul administer a mysterious can of body spray to himself before and after his boxing fight against Mike Tyson on Saturday. His brother, Logan Paul, also sprayed the YouTuber turned boxer, raising questions about what the product was and whether it had any benefits.

Paul achieved perhaps the biggest performance of his young boxing career to date at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, despite being 31 years younger than Tyson.

He defeated the 58-year-old, who last fought professionally in 2005, by unanimous decision after eight rounds that unsurprisingly failed.

A disappointed Texas crowd reacted with boos to the final two rounds due to a perceived lack of action between the fighters at opposite stages of their boxing careers.

Paul’s online rival and touted future opponent, KSI, was among the critics of the event and condemned the decision to go ahead.

“What a sad watch. It was all sad. Mike Tyson is twice the age of Jake Paul ffs,” the popular British entertainer wrote on Instagram.

‘It would never be close. I can’t believe this elder abuse was punished. Just disgusting.’

However, an extensive topic of discussion before, during and after the main event was a yellow can of body spray in the possession of Team Paul.

The spray first appeared when Paul entered the arena with his girlfriend Jutta Leerdam, a Dutch Olympic silver medalist in speed skating.

The self-described ‘Problem Child’ outlined the focus as he donned a light blue suit – without a shirt but with the yellow can in hand.

He attempted to spray his torso several times with the mysterious spray as he entered the room, prompting an initial wave of questions.

It reappeared during his ring walk, or ring cruise, when Logan shot his brother while the pair were on the back of a low-rider.

After being declared the winner of the mediocre affair, he received another atomization from his WWE superstar sibling.

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It turns out that Paul has wisely used the attention that comes with a blockbuster boxing fight against one of the greatest heavyweights of all time for free advertising.

Inside the yellow can was his “W” body spray, short for “win,” which is part of a men’s body care line he launched in June.

The body spray is one of three products he initially released, along with body wash and antiperspirant deodorant, which come in three scents: original, fresh ice and deep wood.

Paul admitted that sweating was one of his most worrying insecurities at launch. However, despite the controversial circumstances, he has now joined the ranks of the few fighters who have surpassed Iron Mike in the boxing ring.