Jake Paul to Fight Mike Tyson in Live Netflix Boxing Event - July 20

[FinneysTrueVision]

Then I did not get what is "prolonged beating". I understood from FinneysTrueVision post, that from his point, single a knocking out punch is less harmful, then 20-40 punches on a body or block (not mentioning head, as I doubt someone would still stand if he gets 20-40 jabs from heavyweight). Which is wrong. Even 1 punch to the head is harmful. A punch that knockout is many times dangerous, because brain gets such a damage, that switches off whole body and goes restart. Even doctors dont allow a person who was knocked out to even continue training for many days, while a person after body punches can go to gym and at least do stretching.

In terms of severity, losing the way Deontay Wilder did to Tyson Fury is worse than how Francis Ngannou lost to Anthony Joshua. Wilder didn’t get knocked unconscious the second time he fought Fury, but he was still on the verge of a life threatening outcome if his trainer hadn’t eventually called it off. It wasn’t just some cuts and bruises that Wilder suffered but also repetitive brain trauma throughout seven rounds.

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[Inwestour]

In terms of severity, losing the way Deontay Wilder did to Tyson Fury is worse than how Francis Ngannou lost to Anthony Joshua. Wilder didn’t get knocked unconscious the second time he fought Fury, but he was still on the verge of a life threatening outcome if his trainer hadn’t eventually called it off. It wasn’t just some cuts and bruises that Wilder suffered but also repetitive brain trauma throughout seven rounds.

Wilder is a desperate fighter, he goes at his opponent very openly, perhaps while he is young he does not yet feel the consequences of these blows, but everything can get worse later. Mike Tyson is not a professional, he will never act like Wilder, or like Ngannou, he has fought a lot and knows the importance of good defense and how important it is to be able to dodge.

But if he could hit well and knock out Jake, it would be great, because Professional athletes should always be several levels higher than any amateurs. This is essentially what happened in the Joshua-Ngannou fight, and I hope it happens in this fight. I know that Tyson is not as young and perhaps not as strong as before, but maybe he can still knock out amateur bloggers?

[TopTort777]

Then I did not get what is "prolonged beating". I understood from FinneysTrueVision post, that from his point, single a knocking out punch is less harmful, then 20-40 punches on a body or block (not mentioning head, as I doubt someone would still stand if he gets 20-40 jabs from heavyweight). Which is wrong. Even 1 punch to the head is harmful. A punch that knockout is many times dangerous, because brain gets such a damage, that switches off whole body and goes restart. Even doctors dont allow a person who was knocked out to even continue training for many days, while a person after body punches can go to gym and at least do stretching.

In terms of severity, losing the way Deontay Wilder did to Tyson Fury is worse than how Francis Ngannou lost to Anthony Joshua. Wilder didn’t get knocked unconscious the second time he fought Fury, but he was still on the verge of a life threatening outcome if his trainer hadn’t eventually called it off. It wasn’t just some cuts and bruises that Wilder suffered but also repetitive brain trauma throughout seven rounds.

I am putting my mma knowledge over boxing and post stupid things. But there is some logic in what I say. If a person is choked in mma, doctors give him 6 months suspension from fighting. If a person gets knocked out, docs give him 3 months suspension. This is done because brain cell get severe damage due to change of blood pressure/amount of oxygen received during time when person was unconscious. But if a wasnt knocked out during a fight, docs give him green flag for fighting in weeks or month. Not a huge expert in boxing after all, but should not same safety measure be applied? Human body is the same body in boxing and mma, medicine and science should be same for combat sport. That is why I think knockout is more dangerous than beating.

[criptoevangelista]

Then I did not get what is "prolonged beating". I understood from FinneysTrueVision post, that from his point, single a knocking out punch is less harmful, then 20-40 punches on a body or block (not mentioning head, as I doubt someone would still stand if he gets 20-40 jabs from heavyweight). Which is wrong. Even 1 punch to the head is harmful. A punch that knockout is many times dangerous, because brain gets such a damage, that switches off whole body and goes restart. Even doctors dont allow a person who was knocked out to even continue training for many days, while a person after body punches can go to gym and at least do stretching.

In terms of severity, losing the way Deontay Wilder did to Tyson Fury is worse than how Francis Ngannou lost to Anthony Joshua. Wilder didn’t get knocked unconscious the second time he fought Fury, but he was still on the verge of a life threatening outcome if his trainer hadn’t eventually called it off. It wasn’t just some cuts and bruises that Wilder suffered but also repetitive brain trauma throughout seven rounds.

I am putting my mma knowledge over boxing and post stupid things. But there is some logic in what I say. If a person is choked in mma, doctors give him 6 months suspension from fighting. If a person gets knocked out, docs give him 3 months suspension. This is done because brain cell get severe damage due to change of blood pressure/amount of oxygen received during time when person was unconscious. But if a wasnt knocked out during a fight, docs give him green flag for fighting in weeks or month. Not a huge expert in boxing after all, but should not same safety measure be applied? Human body is the same body in boxing and mma, medicine and science should be same for combat sport. That is why I think knockout is more dangerous than beating.

I think boxing is much more dangerous because of several blows directly to the head, many fighters when they get older suffer from dementia pugilistica from so many brain traumas... I don't know any MMA fighter who suffers from this disease, so I agree with you, the knockout is much more dangerous.

[hilariousetc]

I agree that there won't be any serious type of "fight" going on, we will see the fight cut short if anything even remotely serious ends up for any of the fighters, but mine is more like unexpected punches type of thing. While we know that Mike Tyson packs a punch, meaning he could punch just once, a proper hit, like connects right to the chin, and Jake would be out cold, but I believe Jake would recover from that easily.

However, considering his age, I fear that if Jake gets lucky, not something that's easily possibly, I mean like lets assume he gets purely lucky, and punches right on the chin, Mike could have something that ruins rest of his life, just one bad punch and suddenly it's very dangerous for Mike Tyson. That's what I fear, that one punch.

If there is anyone with one punch that could alter someone's life it was, is and always will be Mike's lol.  He is a differemt person in the ring.  Obviously at his age he can't go tons of rounds but if I was Paul I wouldn't go anywhere near Mike in the first couple minutes.  Exhibition or not Mike is a killer once inside those ropes.

The problem is that he won't use that punch even if he wanted to. The fight is practically planned, it won't be what we expect. I still see a lot of expectation in something that is clearly saying the opposite

That's remain to be seen, if the fight is rigged or not. As boxing fans, we do hope that is not the case because it will really hurt Tyson's legacy. He should at least not let Jake Paul beat him and beat him bad in this fight. He has been training very hard as what we have seen in the videos already, so for me I doubt that the fight has been set up from the beginning. But as reported, with $20 million on the line, we don't know, maybe there could be some "gentleman's agreement" between the two. They have captured the fans right now, and even if Jake Paul is the favorite, there are still some of us here hoping that Tyson will show sharp and vicious as ever and then knock out Jake Paul for good.

It's not going to be rigged but it probably will end up being an exhibition or they may have some sort of behind the scenes "no headshot" rule like they seemingly did in Tyson's last exhibition, which would be pretty lame. This may be the best for Tyson but if this ends up just being a sparring session they really shouldn't bill it as anything other than that. Either way I guess there's still the great undercard fight of Serrano/Taylor rematch. I'm sure they'll get some more decent fights for the undercard too.

[FanEagle]

I have seen Mike Tyson and his training now, I feel like that is actually a good situation to be in at that age. I mean he did have some period in his life when he didn't take care of his body, it looked like he gained so much weight (maybe even more than 100 pounds) and he looked just straight up fat and unhealthy, even used a cane to walk. That Mike Tyson would of course not be able to fight, the one from Hangover movies, that wasn't a possibility for him to fight.

However, looking at him now, he is leaner, and he looks meaner as well, he is punching the hell out of anyone, and he is not like that anymore. I believe that he is nowhere near what he used to be obviously, but he is clearly the better boxer than Jake, without a doubt.

[Fatunad]

I have seen Mike Tyson and his training now, I feel like that is actually a good situation to be in at that age. I mean he did have some period in his life when he didn't take care of his body, it looked like he gained so much weight (maybe even more than 100 pounds) and he looked just straight up fat and unhealthy, even used a cane to walk. That Mike Tyson would of course not be able to fight, the one from Hangover movies, that wasn't a possibility for him to fight.

However, looking at him now, he is leaner, and he looks meaner as well, he is punching the hell out of anyone, and he is not like that anymore. I believe that he is nowhere near what he used to be obviously, but he is clearly the better boxer than Jake, without a doubt.

When you do get retired specially on any sports then there's no way that you would really be continuing your body shape or condition on which on the time that you arent that into it anymore.
You would really be getting out of shape but since that first exhibition fight done by Mike then for sure it did make out some idea that he could still make fortune out of these exhibition
fights on which its not really that shocking that he would really be tending to make his body to be back at shape. When it comes to power and experience then Mike would really be
always having the advantage but as age we do tend to compare then i wont be shocked if there would really be some kind of disadvantage on which its understandable.

Doesnt matter on whose gonna win or lose, its business and its been solely for the purpose on trying to have that kind of advantage.

[Pumared]

I agree that there won't be any serious type of "fight" going on, we will see the fight cut short if anything even remotely serious ends up for any of the fighters, but mine is more like unexpected punches type of thing. While we know that Mike Tyson packs a punch, meaning he could punch just once, a proper hit, like connects right to the chin, and Jake would be out cold, but I believe Jake would recover from that easily.

However, considering his age, I fear that if Jake gets lucky, not something that's easily possibly, I mean like lets assume he gets purely lucky, and punches right on the chin, Mike could have something that ruins rest of his life, just one bad punch and suddenly it's very dangerous for Mike Tyson. That's what I fear, that one punch.

If there is anyone with one punch that could alter someone's life it was, is and always will be Mike's lol.  He is a differemt person in the ring.  Obviously at his age he can't go tons of rounds but if I was Paul I wouldn't go anywhere near Mike in the first couple minutes.  Exhibition or not Mike is a killer once inside those ropes.

The problem is that he won't use that punch even if he wanted to. The fight is practically planned, it won't be what we expect. I still see a lot of expectation in something that is clearly saying the opposite

That's remain to be seen, if the fight is rigged or not. As boxing fans, we do hope that is not the case because it will really hurt Tyson's legacy. He should at least not let Jake Paul beat him and beat him bad in this fight. He has been training very hard as what we have seen in the videos already, so for me I doubt that the fight has been set up from the beginning. But as reported, with $20 million on the line, we don't know, maybe there could be some "gentleman's agreement" between the two. They have captured the fans right now, and even if Jake Paul is the favorite, there are still some of us here hoping that Tyson will show sharp and vicious as ever and then knock out Jake Paul for good.

It's not going to be rigged but it probably will end up being an exhibition or they may have some sort of behind the scenes "no headshot" rule like they seemingly did in Tyson's last exhibition, which would be pretty lame. This may be the best for Tyson but if this ends up just being a sparring session they really shouldn't bill it as anything other than that. Either way I guess there's still the great undercard fight of Serrano/Taylor rematch. I'm sure they'll get some more decent fights for the undercard too.

I agree, it won't be a rigged fight, there will be punches and maybe blood. However, it is a fight that starts without much expectation, as the public expects a great fight and they won't have it as both sides are just looking to take home money.

[Palakka]

I have seen Mike Tyson and his training now, I feel like that is actually a good situation to be in at that age. I mean he did have some period in his life when he didn't take care of his body, it looked like he gained so much weight (maybe even more than 100 pounds) and he looked just straight up fat and unhealthy, even used a cane to walk. That Mike Tyson would of course not be able to fight, the one from Hangover movies, that wasn't a possibility for him to fight.

However, looking at him now, he is leaner, and he looks meaner as well, he is punching the hell out of anyone, and he is not like that anymore. I believe that he is nowhere near what he used to be obviously, but he is clearly the better boxer than Jake, without a doubt.

Mike Tyson may have managed to restore his body shape to be able to engage in the fight but of course he can no longer restore his performance and speed in fighting to face Jake Paul later, so far I have always been impressed with Myke Tyson fights and even he is a boxing legend who deserves respect for his toughness and also his greatness in boxing,  But I don't think we should the matches that I think will only destroy Tyson's good name as a legend by a rookie boxer who only wants popularity in every action so far.

Honestly, even though the match is only limited to an exhibition match and maybe a lot of drama will happen but we also can't deny that later Tyson will bleed and even lose the match embarrassingly enough, as a legend Tyson should still be able to keep his good name in the list of great athletes, but I think the match will only tarnish all the pride he have so far if Tyson  loses that the fight later, and for some reason I'm pretty sure Tyson will lose the fight because of his stamina and of course Tyson's age that no longer supports him in boxing.

[Kemarit]

I have seen Mike Tyson and his training now, I feel like that is actually a good situation to be in at that age. I mean he did have some period in his life when he didn't take care of his body, it looked like he gained so much weight (maybe even more than 100 pounds) and he looked just straight up fat and unhealthy, even used a cane to walk. That Mike Tyson would of course not be able to fight, the one from Hangover movies, that wasn't a possibility for him to fight.

That is just training though, the conditions is very much different in a actual fight. It's a controlled environment for Tyson to show his skills in the mitt, however, in the actual fight it could be different. Can he last that many rounds?

However, looking at him now, he is leaner, and he looks meaner as well, he is punching the hell out of anyone, and he is not like that anymore. I believe that he is nowhere near what he used to be obviously, but he is clearly the better boxer than Jake, without a doubt.

It's because he is doing trainer and will obviously be in the best shape of his life. But boxing is more than that, you need stamina as well and as his age, it might be a problem for him. Jake is young and so he has a lot of gas tank. Mike could be tired after 2-3 rounds.

[Psynthax]

If I'm not mistaken, the rules as are almost as close as a boxing match, so it should be legit as it should be. And there will be no protection from Jake Paul and Tyson is going to be the boxer that he is. Obviously he is going to be 58 years old during the fight, but I think he can still pull the trigger.

And I'm speculating that Tyson will come here not heavy, because he is trying as hard as he can here. Hopefully it will be as entertaining as we can get and not the fight just being rigged or both fighters are there to scam us because it's rigged from the beginning.

LOL seeing the physic of mike tyson even during his late 50s already speaks a lot of his capability, this man, you see he's still ripped as of now, those muslce are hard to mantain in the old age but he can mantain it meaning he has been doing great with his health and probably has already regained some portion of his younger capability again. I don't say that mike tyson is coming near to his prime, of course the age difference will affect his physic capability massively, but then again that can be compensated with his experience in boxing.
to be fair though jake paul is also above average in my own views, but he definitely not as good as mike tyson in his prime in term of skill.
lets see whether skill can compensate what mike tyson is lacking heavily in his old age, i'm expecting people to not really know which one gonna win and victorious in this match.
but I hope that mike will stomp the other guy, but i can be wrong.

[TopTort777]

If we speak about muscles, then for a person who has bern training for a long part of his life it isnt hard to maintain them in good shape. Muscles have memory. On the other hand, pile of muscles gives some advantage in boxing, but they are not game changers. But the body in general and reflex are from being in peak form. Anyway, this fight is not about whl wins, but imho it is about one boxer meets legend, other returns in the ring and show that what battle pensioner is capable of, spectators get fun, investors money.

[TravelMug]

If we speak about muscles, then for a person who has bern training for a long part of his life it isnt hard to maintain them in good shape. Muscles have memory. On the other hand, pile of muscles gives some advantage in boxing, but they are not game changers. But the body in general and reflex are from being in peak form. Anyway, this fight is not about whl wins, but imho it is about one boxer meets legend, other returns in the ring and show that what battle pensioner is capable of, spectators get fun, investors money.

And probably he is born with it, and so does majority of African-American who have good genetics as far as muscles goes. And if you add training with it, for sure you will have the advantage. But I haven't seen Tyson lifting weights or something, I only remember him doing training with his neck and that rollover and that's why he developed that neck of his during his prime. Yeah, it's obvious that this is a fight that Tyson will make a lot of money, regardless of his legacy or not. And then boxing fans going to buy the ticket because they wanted to see Tyson again even at this age.

[arwin100]

I have seen Mike Tyson and his training now, I feel like that is actually a good situation to be in at that age. I mean he did have some period in his life when he didn't take care of his body, it looked like he gained so much weight (maybe even more than 100 pounds) and he looked just straight up fat and unhealthy, even used a cane to walk. That Mike Tyson would of course not be able to fight, the one from Hangover movies, that wasn't a possibility for him to fight.

However, looking at him now, he is leaner, and he looks meaner as well, he is punching the hell out of anyone, and he is not like that anymore. I believe that he is nowhere near what he used to be obviously, but he is clearly the better boxer than Jake, without a doubt.

When you do get retired specially on any sports then there's no way that you would really be continuing your body shape or condition on which on the time that you arent that into it anymore.
You would really be getting out of shape but since that first exhibition fight done by Mike then for sure it did make out some idea that he could still make fortune out of these exhibition
fights on which its not really that shocking that he would really be tending to make his body to be back at shape. When it comes to power and experience then Mike would really be
always having the advantage but as age we do tend to compare then i wont be shocked if there would really be some kind of disadvantage on which its understandable.

Doesnt matter on whose gonna win or lose, its business and its been solely for the purpose on trying to have that kind of advantage.

But its different cases for some other fighters since some of them continue their training for health reasons. Also Mike is in good shape as we can see on his training he showcase his speed and power on several videos so I guess there's nothing to worry about if people is so concern regarding on his health since for sure he would not accept this fight if he think he can't handle Paul or to receive any solid punches to his opponent.

I believe that Tyson will gonna get this win since experience would play more vital role than youth since Paul is maybe got scared when they will be in the ring since he know that he's fighting a legend which still on his great form. But on other hand both of them are winners whatever result will come since both guys earn huge pay checks after this match.

[Finestream]

If we speak about muscles, then for a person who has bern training for a long part of his life it isnt hard to maintain them in good shape. Muscles have memory. On the other hand, pile of muscles gives some advantage in boxing, but they are not game changers. But the body in general and reflex are from being in peak form. Anyway, this fight is not about whl wins, but imho it is about one boxer meets legend, other returns in the ring and show that what battle pensioner is capable of, spectators get fun, investors money.

And probably he is born with it, and so does majority of African-American who have good genetics as far as muscles goes. And if you add training with it, for sure you will have the advantage. But I haven't seen Tyson lifting weights or something, I only remember him doing training with his neck and that rollover and that's why he developed that neck of his during his prime. Yeah, it's obvious that this is a fight that Tyson will make a lot of money, regardless of his legacy or not. And then boxing fans going to buy the ticket because they wanted to see Tyson again even at this age.

Tyson is gifted I have to say. Most boxers have similar training program but Mike Tyson have that gift so he is better among the others. Just look at his past life, he was already dominating in boxing, got jailed for 3 years and came back to boxing like nothing happened, he still winning fights. But now, it's a different story, he age, he is old and there's no way he can beat Jake Paul.

[bettercrypto]

In terms of severity, losing the way Deontay Wilder did to Tyson Fury is worse than how Francis Ngannou lost to Anthony Joshua. Wilder didn’t get knocked unconscious the second time he fought Fury, but he was still on the verge of a life threatening outcome if his trainer hadn’t eventually called it off. It wasn’t just some cuts and bruises that Wilder suffered but also repetitive brain trauma throughout seven rounds.

Wilder is a desperate fighter, he goes at his opponent very openly, perhaps while he is young he does not yet feel the consequences of these blows, but everything can get worse later. Mike Tyson is not a professional, he will never act like Wilder, or like Ngannou, he has fought a lot and knows the importance of good defense and how important it is to be able to dodge.

But if he could hit well and knock out Jake, it would be great, because Professional athletes should always be several levels higher than any amateurs. This is essentially what happened in the Joshua-Ngannou fight, and I hope it happens in this fight. I know that Tyson is not as young and perhaps not as strong as before, but maybe he can still knock out amateur bloggers?

It's like a battle between intense experience and little experience. Mike Tyson's opponent may be faster or more agile, but when it comes to stamina, you will know. Mike Tyson's opponent may also think that he is old and not as nimble as he is, but he may be right.

But the force of the fist cannot be measured, and he cannot tell if it is weak. But even so, it's exciting to watch because if Mike Tyson still wins, that means he's just old, but the strength of his fist hasn't changed.

[pawanjain]

I have seen Mike Tyson and his training now, I feel like that is actually a good situation to be in at that age. I mean he did have some period in his life when he didn't take care of his body, it looked like he gained so much weight (maybe even more than 100 pounds) and he looked just straight up fat and unhealthy, even used a cane to walk. That Mike Tyson would of course not be able to fight, the one from Hangover movies, that wasn't a possibility for him to fight.

However, looking at him now, he is leaner, and he looks meaner as well, he is punching the hell out of anyone, and he is not like that anymore. I believe that he is nowhere near what he used to be obviously, but he is clearly the better boxer than Jake, without a doubt.

Mike Tyson is of 57 years now and with that age it becomes common to see the body in that condition especially if you are not training regularly.
Now that he is training hard and back in shape it will be good to see him in the ring again.
I wish it was a real match though and not just an exhitbition match with no winners.

[bittraffic]

I have seen Mike Tyson and his training now, I feel like that is actually a good situation to be in at that age. I mean he did have some period in his life when he didn't take care of his body, it looked like he gained so much weight (maybe even more than 100 pounds) and he looked just straight up fat and unhealthy, even used a cane to walk. That Mike Tyson would of course not be able to fight, the one from Hangover movies, that wasn't a possibility for him to fight.

However, looking at him now, he is leaner, and he looks meaner as well, he is punching the hell out of anyone, and he is not like that anymore. I believe that he is nowhere near what he used to be obviously, but he is clearly the better boxer than Jake, without a doubt.

Mike Tyson is of 57 years now and with that age it becomes common to see the body in that condition especially if you are not training regularly.
Now that he is training hard and back in shape it will be good to see him in the ring again.
I wish it was a real match though and not just an exhitbition match with no winners.

Although there is a lot of disgust in Jake, he may actually win this fight because of his youth. Boxing is best when a person is young but for Mike at his age, that knuckle of him is likely in the most brittle condition. Once he throws a large uppercut, he will feel it and will likely not do it again. And he must felt it already during the sparring before the fight.

The best part of this is that Mike gets fit again and has training while making money out of it is one sweet deal. Regardless of the result, it's a win for him, and maybe this training will add 30 more years of his life.

[Pumared]

I have seen Mike Tyson and his training now, I feel like that is actually a good situation to be in at that age. I mean he did have some period in his life when he didn't take care of his body, it looked like he gained so much weight (maybe even more than 100 pounds) and he looked just straight up fat and unhealthy, even used a cane to walk. That Mike Tyson would of course not be able to fight, the one from Hangover movies, that wasn't a possibility for him to fight.

However, looking at him now, he is leaner, and he looks meaner as well, he is punching the hell out of anyone, and he is not like that anymore. I believe that he is nowhere near what he used to be obviously, but he is clearly the better boxer than Jake, without a doubt.

Mike Tyson is of 57 years now and with that age it becomes common to see the body in that condition especially if you are not training regularly.
Now that he is training hard and back in shape it will be good to see him in the ring again.
I wish it was a real match though and not just an exhitbition match with no winners.

I'm sorry, I would also like you to be talking about a great fight, I want to bet on that fight for sure. However, with every new development about this, it becomes more complicated to think about betting. But I hope it's a great event

[Palakka]

It's like a battle between intense experience and little experience. Mike Tyson's opponent may be faster or more agile, but when it comes to stamina, you will know. Mike Tyson's opponent may also think that he is old and not as nimble as he is, but he may be right.

But the force of the fist cannot be measured, and he cannot tell if it is weak. But even so, it's exciting to watch because if Mike Tyson still wins, that means he's just old, but the strength of his fist hasn't changed.

In terms of experience, of course, Jake Paul is far from Mike Tyson, who spent most of his life in boxing, but I think Jake Paul is also not someone who only has the courage to dare to challenge Myke Tyson to a boxing match, Currently, apart from being an youtuber, of course Jake Paul is also started training in boxing so I think myke tyson will only be looking for defeat in that fight, Current as an youtuber, jake paul has challenged many former boxers and UFC fighters with quite an impressive winning record so maybe he will be able to overcome any resistance from myke tyson.

To be honest, I want to see Tyson win and destroy Jake Paul arrogance in the  fight, but after looking at all the possibilities, it's of course difficult to say if Mike Tyson can beat Jake Paul. So far, of course tyson has a lot of experience, but in boxing fight, isn't stamina a factor the most important thing besides the strong  of the punch we have?
honestly, it looks like Jake Paul will be able to dominate the fight later on and he just needs to leave Myke Tyson out of steam and breath before actually knocking him to the floor of the boxing ring.