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Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson: Netflix streaming guide for the mega-boxing event

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The Paul-Tyson event, featuring a four-match fight card, will unfold on a unique Friday night, a departure from boxing's usual Saturday schedules. AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, will host the fights and has a seating capacity of 80,000.

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson: Date, time and streaming
Date: Friday, Nov. 15
Time: 8 p.m. ET (7 p.m. local)
TV: Not available on TV
Streaming: Netflix

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight card
Super lightweight title bout: Katie Taylor vs. Amando Serrano
Middleweight: Neeraj Goyat vs. Whindersson Nunes
Welterweight: Mario “El Azteca” Barrios vs. Abel Ramos
 

Fight on Life Support, Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul Promoters Pushed for Risky Rule Change​

We’re not too far away from Mike Tyson‘s return to the squared circle, but it’s looking like it has the risk of turning out to be a disastrous decision. We’re not talking about how he performs but about his capacity to fill the seats, which had never been a problem, but now it looks like it has become a problem. However, there seems to be one way Tyson and Jake Paul can preserve the fans’ interest in their fight. Although there could be a huge audience on Netflix, the arena ticket sales are looking way out of order for the Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight. According to ‘The Daily Express’, there are so many tickets still available online that the promoters decided to slash the price in half to make fans consider coming to watch the boxing match. It still isn’t working, and that’s where former UFC fighter Brendan Schaub comes in, suggesting that Tyson and Paul spice their fight up a little. So, how about some bare-knuckle action?

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Why was the Tyson vs. Paul fight sanctioned, and is it safe?​

Nearly 20 years later at the age of 58, Tyson will once again lace up the gloves for a sanctioned bout Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas (Netflix, 8 p.m. ET). His opponent is social media star Jake Paul, who has carved an in-ring career out of novelty fights but has gained respect from top-level boxers such as former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and former two-division champion Devin Haney.

Though Paul possessed no boxing background before he turned pro in January 2020, the 27-year-old has developed into a competent boxer, feasting on former UFC fighters with some spectacular KOs. He's competed 11 times over the past four years and has never been stopped or even knocked down. His only loss was a split decision to Tommy Fury in 2023. Paul is a -235 favorite, per ESPN BET, to defeat Tyson, one of the most recognizable people in the world.

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Why was the Tyson vs. Paul fight sanctioned, and is it safe?​

Nearly 20 years later at the age of 58, Tyson will once again lace up the gloves for a sanctioned bout Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas (Netflix, 8 p.m. ET). His opponent is social media star Jake Paul, who has carved an in-ring career out of novelty fights but has gained respect from top-level boxers such as former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and former two-division champion Devin Haney.

Though Paul possessed no boxing background before he turned pro in January 2020, the 27-year-old has developed into a competent boxer, feasting on former UFC fighters with some spectacular KOs. He's competed 11 times over the past four years and has never been stopped or even knocked down. His only loss was a split decision to Tommy Fury in 2023. Paul is a -235 favorite, per ESPN BET, to defeat Tyson, one of the most recognizable people in the world.

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Tyson (50-6, 44 KOs) was also very effective with his power punches, landing an incredible 55.1% (12.4 per round) -- the division average is 39.7% (9.5 per round).

Paul (10-1, 7 KOs), a YouTuber-turned-prizefighter, started boxing professionally in January 2020, fighting mostly former UFC fighters and fellow YouTubers, scoring KO wins in four of his first five bouts.

To have a better sense of the age difference between Tyson and Paul: When Paul was born in January 1997, Tyson was already a 30-year-old champion with a record of 45-2, 39 KOs.
 

CompuBox stats - Tyson vs. heavyweight division​

[th]
Punches​
[/th]​
[th]
*Tyson​
[/th][th]
10 Opponents​
[/th][th]
**Heavyweight avg.​
[/th]​
[td]
Total avg. thrown per round​
[/td]​
[td]34.5[/td][td]29.5[/td][td]44.1[/td]
[td]
Total avg. landed per round/Body​
[/td]​
[td]16.3/3.5[/td][td]8.5/1.4[/td][td]14.3/7.7[/td]
[td]
Percentage​
[/td]​
[td]47.2%[/td][td]28.8%[/td][td]32.4%[/td]
[td]
Body landed ratio​
[/td]​
[td]23.9%[/td][td]21.1%[/td][td]N/A[/td]
[td]
Jabs avg. thrown per round​
[/td]​
[td]12.1[/td][td]15[/td][td]20.3[/td]
[td]
Jabs avg. landed per round​
[/td]​
[td]3.9[/td][td]3.4[/td][td]4.8[/td]
[td]
Percentage​
[/td]​
[td]32.2%[/td][td]22.7%[/td][td]23.6%[/td]
[td]
Power avg. thrown per round​
[/td]​
[td]22.5[/td][td]14.6[/td][td]23.9[/td]
[td]
Power avg. landed per round​
[/td]​
[td]12.4[/td][td]5.1[/td][td]9.5[/td]
[td]
Percentage​
[/td]​
[td]55.1%[/td][td]34.9%[/td][td]39.7%[/td]
[td]
*Tyson stats include 10 fights, Trevor Berbick in Nov. 1986 thru Carl Williams in July 1989​
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**1600+ fighters​
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