The Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium hosted the Netflix spectacle between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson on Friday evening.

Jerry Jones, of course, made an appearance and was named the new head coach by Cowboys legend Michael Irvin during the broadcast, while everyone joked after photos went viral of the curtains coming down to cover the stadium’s massive window.

And you know the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders had to kick off the event with a performance of “Thunderstruck” because it’s all about the brand.

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Cowboy star Micah Parsons was in attendance at the event and was apparently booed when he was shown on the jumbotron, and he had a few words for Paul after the former YouTuber scored a lackluster win over ‘Iron Mike’.

After the fight, Parsons lit up his Twitter fingers and sent out a tweet challenging Paul to a boxing match.

Can Cowboys fans never have anything normal?

Jerry Jones is struggling to pay his star players as it is. Do you really think he would want to spend tens of millions of dollars on a player who gets punched in a boxing match?

Sure, Parsons does do boxing training in the offseason, but Jake Paul, love him or hate him, trains relentlessly in boxing all year round. Nobody wants to see those two men fall down.

At least Parsons has his podcast to keep calling for a fight.

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