A leaked ‘script’ detailing the outcome of tonight’s highly anticipated fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul is circulating on the internet as the bout gets underway tonight. The mock script, which resembles the one circulating ahead of Paul’s fight with Tommy Fury last year, reveals a dramatic play-by-play, with Paul suffering a knockout blow in round five. While the script’s authenticity is highly questionable, it certainly added momentum to Netflix’s coverage of the full fight card at 8 PM ET on Friday, November 15.

Is the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight resolved?

The highly anticipated showdown between “Iron Mike” Tyson and Jake “The Problem Child” Paul kicked off at AT&T Stadium in Texas, with more than 70,000 spectators and $17.8 million in ticket sales revenue, according to reports. A fake script surfaced at the start of the match, reportedly revealing how Tyson, at the age of 58, would take on YouTuber boxer Paul.

The script describes round 1 with Tyson, showing flashes of his old form, “getting a few jabs in, but Paul’s youth is evident in his superior mobility.” In round 2, “Tyson comes alive with a powerful left hook to Paul’s body, but Paul responds with jabs, showing better stamina and movement.” In Round 3: “The former champion responds with a vintage combination, but Paul lets most of it slip. The speed difference becomes more apparent as Paul begins to find his range with his jab.

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The script’s final revelation, however, comes in round 5, when Paul delivers a decisive three-punch combination that forces Tyson back against the ropes. A powerful right hand follows, knocking Tyson down, and despite his best efforts, he fails to beat the ten-count, giving Paul the win.

Originally scheduled for the summer, the fight was postponed due to Tyson’s health issues. With huge bets placed, the fight has led to mega predictions that Tyson, at 58, may struggle to compete with the younger Paul. This exciting bout is headlined by a seven-fight fight card, adding even more excitement to the evening

Mike Tyson warned ahead of the big Paul fight

Tyson will headline his first fight in four years and his first professional fight in almost two decades. The two heavyweights face off in an eight-round match, with each round lasting two minutes. However, reports indicate that Dr. Damon Zavala, vice-president of the Association of Ringside Physicians, has raised concerns, stating that Tyson may have already suffered injuries during training. “He is no more at risk than any other fighter when it comes to his brain,” he told Mirror. “His age no longer puts him in danger, but the concerns about his age are related to his defense mechanism.

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Dr. Zavala explains Tyson’s focus on punch resistance and neck strength, but warns that “second impact syndrome” could be a major risk if Tyson were to be injured during sparring. “If he was sparring hard and was shaken or even knocked out, he will come into the fight at a much greater risk of brain damage or bleeding. That’s always a concern, but unfortunately we don’t have any fighters coming forward with that information.”