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    Jake Paul started his boxing career in 2018, taking on fellow YouTubers in celebrity fights. Now, his journey into combat sports will culminate in the biggest fight of his career, as he takes on Hall of Fame boxer, Mike Tyson, on Friday at AT&T Stadium.

    The fight is sanctioned as a professional bout, Tyson’s first since a loss to Kevin McBride in 2005, although he most recently fought against Roy Jones Jr. in a 2020 exhibition. Paul most recently fought in July, scoring a sixth-round technical knockout over former UFC fighter Mike Perry, his second knockout win of the year.

    “I fear no man. So I want him to be that old savage Mike. He says he’s going to kill me. I’m ready. I want that killer,” Paul said Wednesday. “I want the hardest match possible Friday night and I want there to be no excuses from everyone at home when I knock him out.”

    Check below for live updates from throughout the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight card.

    Penultimate round of the fight and Tyson is behind on the cards, but his power means he’s always dangerous. Paul going down to the body of Tyson and landing a straight shot from range. Paul landed a few solid shots that round, but nothing that will dissuade Tyson from stepping on the gas in the final round.

    Paul establishing some range with his jab, using his superior reach to fight from the outside. Tyson’s taking the punches of Paul well, but has yet to respond with a meaningful punch so far this round. Lack of action drawing some boos from the crowd, as Paul uses his feet to stunt Tyson’s attacks.

    Tyson using his feet well to avoid the pressure of Paul, but he’s been unable to break past Paul’s jab this round to land a meaningful punch. Moments later Tyson connects a nice left hand on Paul, who continues trying to box from distance, landing some solid shots from the midrange. Each fighter had their moments that round.

    Paul outlanding Tyson 28-12 through three rounds. Paul looks much more comfortable than in the opening two rounds, bringing the fight to Tyson now, who’s looking to counter on the back foot. Slow round but best connects came from Paul.

    Paul outlanding Tyson 12-7 through two rounds. Paul pushes forward with a trio of left hooks that connect and push Tyson back. Paul continues the pressure and lands another strong left hook, Tyson looking uncomfortable with the variety of shots coming his way.

    Tyson flashing the left hook as he steps inside, but Paul moves out of range to escape any danger. Paul’s taken a couple good body shots, as he looks to box and use his jab a bit more. Tyson bobbing his head as he looks to work his way inside, but Paul is prepared for the pressure, using his feel well.

    The long-awaited heavyweight showdown is here, as Tyson fights in his first professionally sanctioned bout in nearly 20 years. Tyson aggressive to start, as expected, pushing forward looking to close the distance. Tyson throwing some scary looking shots that Paul just avoids, tying up to evade danger. Tyson looks dangerous to start, but Paul weathered the pressure well.

    • Katie Taylor def. Amanda Serrano by unanimous decision
    • Abel Ramos vs. Mario Barrios – split decision draw
    • Neeraj Goyat def. Whindersson Nunes by unanimous decision
    • Shadasia Green def. Melinda Watpool by split decision
    • Lucas Bahdi def. Armando Casamonica by majority decision
    • Bruce Carrington def. Dana Coolwell by unanimous decision

    The broadcast team announced that the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul bout will have the largest age disparity between fighters in a professionally sanctioned boxing fight.

    Tyson is 58 years old, while Paul is 27 years old.

    Final round and this all-action affair could still go either way. Serrano connects on a couple straight shots early on as Taylor tries to clinch and prevent further offense. Taylor then comes back to land a handful of shots, catching Serrano as she throws. Serrano’s face is covered in blood but it hasn’t slowed her output. Final 15 seconds and they go at it against the ropes, with Taylor just edging out the exchange. What a fight, fantastic action for 12 rounds between two of the greatest female fighters of all-time!

    It’s straight back to a brawl at the center of the ring with each fighter dishing out damage. Midway through the round a flurry of punches from Serrano connect on Taylor, who keeps throwing back. Both fighters are eating huge punches from the other, but have stayed standing and active offensively.

    Serrano having some success walking down Taylor with straight shots, although Taylor’s landed a couple thudding shots herself. It’s a phone booth fight as they trade shots at the center of the ring, amazing action! Taylor catches Serrano with a few strong shots but Serrano stays throwing on the inside. As the round closes the referee takes a point from Katie Taylor for a headbutt seemingly. That could prove costly in this battle.

    As the round opens both fighters get straight to work, unloading shots at close range, each connecting. It’s been back and forth all round as each fighter hands out their best punches. The cut doesn’t seem to be affecting Serrano’s gameplan, she’s still brawling at close range. Fantastic back and forth action in that round.

    Serrano has a nasty cut that’s opened up above her eye, caused by a headbutt earlier in the fight. Taylor accidentally headbutts Serrano once again as they both move toward each other and her cut opens up wide. The referee stops the bout to have the doctor look at the cut before allowing action to continue. With all the clinching this fight is seeing, Serrano’s cut is only growing worse, as they fighters jockey for position on the inside.

    Serrano outlanding Taylor, 75-53, entering the round. Serrano’s aggression is forcing Taylor to keep her feet moving and clinch throughout. Taylor not controlling the space as she might hope, but she’s still landing effective shots on the back foot. Serrano’s pressure resulting in plenty of damage as well.

    Serrano catches Taylor with a few punches against the ropes early on and looks to damage the champ. Taylor tying up quickly to prevent anymore of Serrano’s offense from coming her way. Taylor lands a few nice countershots with her back against the ropes as the round comes to a close.

    Taylor with a couple early connects on the back foot, catching Serrano coming inside. Taylor not shying away from a scrap, but she’s using her feet to try and subdue the pressure of Serrano and fight from her preferred distance.

    Serrano bringing the fight to Taylor and her aggression has resulted in some solid connects. Great action through two rounds as Taylor looks to counterpunch off of Serrano’ pressure. Taylor not shy to tie up with the pressure Serrano is applying.

    This is a rematch of Taylor and Serrano’s legendary first fight in 2022, which Taylor won by split decision. This fight is for Taylor’s undisputed 140-pound crown. Taylor using the jab to try and establish distance between her and Serrano. At the end of round one, Taylor is rocked by Serrano and looks shaken as the final seconds tick away before the bell.

    Mike Tyson and Jake Paul are in the arena ahead of their blockbuster heavyweight bout. Ahead of the main event, Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano will square off in an undisputed title rematch.

    Mario Barrios retained his WBC welterweight title after a back-and-forth battle with Abel Ramos that ended in a split decision draw. The judges’ scorecards were 114-112 for Ramos, 116-110 for Barrios and a 113-113 draw.

    Barrios started strong, working behind the jab, and in Round 2 that work culminated in a knockdown as he landed a straight right hand clean to the chin of Ramos. Ramos survived the round and while he struggled to get past Barrios’ jab early, he’d turn the tide in the second half of the fight.

    Ramos’ front footed pressure began to result in more meaningful connects as the fight continued and in Round 6, Ramos landed a huge straight right hand that sent Barrios to the canvas for the fourth time in his career. Ramos continued the effective pressure throughout the second half of the fight, drawing Barrios into a shootout.

    In the end, the fighters couldn’t be separated after 12 rounds, a fair result after an exciting welterweight scrap.

    It’s been a good action fight so far with each fighter touching the canvas. The second half of the fight has been Ramos’, but Barrios has still had his moments after a strong start. Ramos walking through the shots of Barrios to land a couple punches against the ropes midway through. Both fighters’ faces are bruised and bloodied as they trade back and forth inside the final minute. Great action round with each fighter landing their fair share, could go either way on the cards.

    Into the championship rounds and it’s either man’s fight. Ramos connects with a looping right early on, a punch he’s had success with tonight. Barrios back to flashing his jab often, landing it regularly but it’s not doing much to back Ramos off. Both fighters had their moments as it all comes down to the final round.

    Barrios tags Ramos a couple times early with the jab and follows it up with a quick combination, but Ramos isn’t taking a step back. Barrios landing some real strong straight shots this round, but Ramos is connecting plenty on the inside himself, punching between Barrios’ shots. Another back-and-forth round that either fighter could lay claim to.

    Barrios is letting his hands go a bit more on the front foot, but Ramos is counterpunching really well, landing plenty of punches down low. Into the final minute, Ramos tags Barrios with a strong body shot, but Barrios doesn’t let it go unanswered, responding with a combination of his own. Good back and forth round.

    Barrios connects on a few shots on the inside early on, but Ramos is taking advantage when he steps into range, landing himself. With Barrios opening up a little more, Ramos has been able to get inside and has landed a few short, thumping shots. Momentum is certainly still with Ramos at the moment.

    Ramos on the front foot looking to capitalize on the momentum from last round and lands a few solid shots early on. Barrios looks to have his legs back, but still seems hesitant after the knockdown. Ramos landed the best shots of the round, but Barrios did seem to gain confidence as the round went on.

    Ramos has been able to push Barrios back with his aggression early in the round. Midway through Ramos cleans Barrios’ clock with a straight right, knocking him down! Barrios looks in real danger as he beats the count with a minute still to go. Ramos can’t finish but lands a couple more power punches as the round comes to a close. Strong round for Ramos.

    Barrios holding the center of the ring, looking to set up a knockout shot with his jab, as Ramos tries to power his way through and land a meaningful shot on the inside. Barrios seems to be growing in confidence as the round continues, stepping to Ramos and throwing a variety of shots alongside the pinpoint jab.

    Ramos doing his best to close the distance, but Barrios’ size advantage and sharp jab have made that very difficult. Ramos has been able to land quick combinations on the inside, particularly down to the body, but it hasn’t thrown Barrios off his gameplan. Barrios is in control, but Ramos isn’t backing down.

    Barrios is changing levels with the jab, finding some success going to Ramos’ body. Ramos is jabbing plenty himself, but the shots don’t seem to be affecting Barrios, whereas Barrios’ jabs look to be doing damage. Ramos had his moments in the round, but it was largely controlled by Barrios.

    Barrios flashing the jab often, but Ramos trying to jab with him to create space to step inside. Ramos consistently pushing forward, trying to close the distance, but he’s eating a lot of jabs coming in. Late in the round Barrios knocks Ramos down for the fifth time in his career! Straight right landed clean on the chin of Ramos and sent him flying backwards, but he survives the final seconds of the round.

    Barrios is defending the WBC title for the first time since being elevated from interim champion, and while this is Ramos’ first world title fight, he’s a veteran at welterweight. Barrios lands a straight right that fazed Ramos, and while it looked like his glove dropped and touched the canvas, the referee rules no knockdown. Ramos on the front foot but that early shot from Barrios will keep him on edge.

    Two world title fights are still to come ahead of Mike Tyson and Jake Paul’s highly anticipated heavyweight bout.

    First, Mario Barrios defends his WBC welterweight title against seasoned title challenger, Abel Ramos. In the co-main event, Katie Taylor defends her undisputed 140-pound titles against Amanda Serrano in a rematch from 2022’s fight of the year candidate.

    The fighters go head-to-head in the center of the ring and Goyat pushes Nunes back before landing a handful of shots along the ropes. Goyat has been comfortable standing in the pocket and trading shots with Nunes, outlanding him on most exchanges. Inside the final 10 seconds, Goyat unloads a handful of shots with Nunes backed against the ropes, landing a few thudding punches. Nunes holds his hands up as the bell rings, but Goyat should comfortably take the decision.

    It’s the penultimate round of the fight and Goyat has been cruising. Goyat has not looked the most technically sound boxer tonight, but it hasn’t mattered against an inexperienced Nunes. Trading at the center of the ring, Goyat tags Nunes with a straight shot followed by a looping right. Nunes showing lots of heart, but he’s being thoroughly outboxed.

    Goyat is oulanding Nunes, 63-39, through three rounds. Early on Nunes leaves an opening throwing a handful of straight shots and Goyat capitalizes with a thudding right hook that connects clean. Nunes lands a few solid body shots throughout, but it doesn’t do much to dissuade Goyat from stepping to him.

    Nunes has primarily been working behind the jab, but he doesn’t seem to have much power behind his punches. The same could be said for Goyat, but he’s connecting on more shots. Goyat has been targeting the body of Nunes, also finding some success with looping shots to Nunes’ head. Goyat in control through three.

    Goyat having no trouble stepping inside and connecting, but his confidence has resulted in a few defensive lapses that have allowed Nunes to land. Goyat has become the aggressor now, letting his hands go at close range, landing often both up top and to the body of Nunes.

    Goyat is Most Valuable Promotions’ first international signee and he takes on a Brazilian YouTuber turned amateur boxer in Nunes, who’s making his professional debut. Nunes is pressing forward behind the jab to start, but Goyat is comfortable, standing his ground and unloading combinations. Goyat will easily take the round, having thoroughly outlanded Nunes.

    Mike Tyson and Jake Paul’s heavyweight bout has broken the record for largest boxing gate outside of Las Vegas, Most Valuable Promotions announced.

    The Tyson vs. Paul gate has surpassed $17.8 million, breaking the previous Texas record of $9 million, set by Canelo Alvarez for his May 2021 fight against Billy Joe Saunders. It is also larger than any UFC gate outside of Las Vegas, other than McGregor vs. Alvarez at Madison Square Garden.

    What time is the Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight? Date, ring walks

    The Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul preliminary card begins on MVP’s YouTube at 4:30 p.m. (CT) on Friday, Nov. 15, while the main card will begin at 7 p.m. (CT) on Netflix. Mike Tyson and Jake Paul are expected to make their ring walks at approximately 10 p.m. (CT).

    • Prelims start: 4:30 p.m. CT
    • Main card start: 7 p.m. CT
    • Tyson vs. Paul ring walks: approximately. 10 p.m. CT

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    How to watch Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight?

    The Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight card will stream live on Netflix, at no additional cost to subscribers. It will be the first boxing event to be broadcasted on Netflix.

    • How to watch: Netflix
    • Price: Free for subscribers

    More: Do you need a Netflix subscription to watch Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul? How to watch fight

    Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight card

    The undercard for Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul features a highly anticipated rematch between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano for the undisputed 140-pound titles, along with welterweight champion Mario Barrios in a title defense.

    • Mike Tyson (50-6) vs. Jake Paul (10-1)
    • Katie Taylor (23-1) vs. Amanda Serrano (47-2-1); WBC, WBA, WBO, IBF junior welterweight titles
    • Mario Barrios (29-2) vs. Abel Ramos (28-6-2); WBC welterweight title
    • Neeraj Goyat (18-4-2) vs. Whindersson Nunes (debut)

    Preliminary fights

    • Shadasia Green (14-1) vs. Melinda Watpool (7-0); WBO super middleweight title
    • Lucas Bahdi (17-0) vs. Armando Casamonica (14-0)
    • Bruce Carrington (13-0) vs. Dana Coolwell (13-2)

    More: David Benavidez vs David Morrell fight set for February

    Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight full card weigh-in results

    • Mike Tyson, 228.4 pounds; Jake Paul, 227.2 pounds
    • Katie Taylor, 137.4 pounds; Amanda Serrano, 137.4 pounds
    • Mario Barrios, 146.8 pounds; Abel Ramos, 146.4 pounds
    • Neeraj Goyat, 162 pounds; Whindersson Nunes, 164 pounds
    • Shadasia Green, 167.8 pounds; Melinda Watpool, 166.8 pounds
    • Lucas Bahdi, 134.6 pounds; Armanda Casamonica,138.6 pounds
    • Bruce Carrington, 125.8 pounds; Dana Coolwell, 125.2 pounds

    How many rounds is the Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight? Fight rules

    While sanctioned as a professional fight, the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight has a few modifications from a standard men’s boxing bout.

    Tyson and Paul will fight eight, two-minute rounds, rather than the standard three-minute rounds in men’s boxing. Tyson and Paul will also be using 14-ounce gloves, which provide additional padding compared to the standard 10-ounce gloves.

    The fight will also be scored by professional judges with a winner being named at the end.

    Where is the Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight location?

    Mike Tyson and Jake Paul will fight at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, home of the Dallas Cowboys. AT&T Stadium hosted Canelo Alvarez vs. Billy Joe Saunders in 2021, which was contested in front of just over 73,000 fans, a record for attendance at an indoor U.S. boxing event.

    • Location: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX

    Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight odds

    Entering fight night, Jake Paul is a -240 favorite to emerge victorious on Friday, while Tyson is a +190 underdog. The over/under is set at 6.5 rounds.

    • Tyson by KO/TKO: +300
    • Tyson by decision: +950
    • Paul by KO/TKO: +130
    • Paul by decision: +265

    Odds via DraftKings, as of Nov. 15

    Amanda Serrano vs Katie Taylor fight odds

    Ahead of the fight, Serrano is a -235 favorite to win the rematch, while Taylor is +190 to retain her undisputed titles. The over/under is set at 8.5 rounds.

    • Taylor by KO/TKO: +2000
    • Taylor by decision: +225
    • Serrano by KO/TKO: +300
    • Serrano by decision: +110

    Odds via DraftKings, as of Nov. 15

    Mike Tyson fight record

    Mike Tyson is 50-6 in professional boxing fights, with 44 wins by knockout.

    Tyson is a former undisputed heavyweight champion and remains the youngest heavyweight champion of all time. Tyson last fought in an officially sanctioned fight in 2005 when he was defeated by Kevin McBride, retiring afterwards. More recently, Tyson fought Roy Jones Jr. in an unscored exhibition bout in 2020.

    How old is Mike Tyson?

    Mike Tyson is 58 years old and stands at 5-foot-10 with a 71-inch reach.

    Tyson will be 31 years older than Paul on fight night.

    Jake Paul fight record

    Jake Paul is 10-1, with seven wins by knockout.

    Paul most recently scored a sixth round technical knockout victory over BKFC champion Mike Perry in July, on the same date he was originally scheduled to face Tyson. Paul is 2-1 against professional boxers, with the lone defeat coming against Tommy Fury, brother of former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.

    How old is Jake Paul?

    Jake Paul is 27 years old and stands at 6-foot-1 with a 76-inch reach.

    Paul is taller than Tyson with a longer reach, but has never fought above the cruiserweight limit of 200 pounds before.

    Harrison Campbell covers boxing for The Tennessean and high school sports for The Daily Herald. Email him at [email protected] and follow him on Twitter @hccamp.

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