Jake Paul (USA) vs Mike Tyson (USA) | BOXING fight, HD, 60 fps

Let's meet the fighters. First, fighting out of the blue corner, wearing the silver and chrome trunks, he stands 6 feet 1 inch tall. He weighed in at 227.2 pounds. He holds a near perfect professional record of 10 victories opposite just one defeat, with 7 of those wins coming by way of knockout. And he fights with social media and professional boxing. He is a boxer, a content creator, an entrepreneur, a philanthropist, and a promoter, and the self-proclaimed ace of boxing. Ladies and gentlemen, he is the problem child, Jake L. Guile. And now his opponent, fighting out of the red corner, Olympian, and the full- He said it legal. Chuck, you want this? Boxed 215 pro rounds compared to Paul. His dad broke down in tears when he told him he was going to face Mike Tyson, in his trademark coming out fast, or how fast he can be at 58, Roy Jones. Chasing Jake around the ring like that. Again, these are two-minute rounds, planning to see more action. Right, testing the fear of Paul. They're both attracting punches now. Paul is using that ring to his advantage. He's got it. Allow him to reintroduce himself here with a minute left. Evander Holyfield, you get the jab. Sokol used the jab, trying to wear out Mike Tyson. Yep. Right hand by Paul, that is his most effective punch face. There's the jab. And Tyson, coming into the combat sports demilitarized zone. Everybody was saying that Jake Paul would not be able to touch this first round. He definitely touched it. That jab right there, that really knocked Jake back. I think that's his most effective. She's going to move over to your left. Right hand grazes Mike Tyson by Jake Paul. That would have been a good shot. MMA striking coach, man I've known for over 20 years. And our unofficial scorer, Sean Wheelock, gave the opening round to the returning legend. The first round he's won in two decades. Yeah, I don't like Mike's leg. Tyson is a grown man. He knows how the consequences can be in this sport. And we saw that. He's fighting his glove again. We did see that. And Paul, tempting fate with his hands low. In December, Jake Paul 12-53, 23%. Tyson tried in that fight with McBride and in the exhibition against Royce. Oh, triple left hook by Paul. He wobbled Tyson. And you know referee Mark Colloy has a very old minute. Mike Tyson said, no, I want a challenge. I want to see what I'm capable of doing. Jake Paul landed a beautiful jab with a right hand first. Right there. And knocked Mike off balance. That affects his oxygen intake, right? For this fight, going back to his history, 250%. Tyson for the unofficial scorer, Sean Wheelock, gave Paul more than doubling Tyson in total punches landed. Well, he's not the same as he was at 54. His legs don't look... He needs to be able to attack more, but his legs won't get him to the jab. Sorry, and Jake looks very, very confident. Again, we talked about fight management earlier. Jake Paul settling into a rhythm here in round four. Smart body shot by Jake Paul, too. Kick the feet out. Kick the feet out from him. There you go. Lay the jab there and do a good right to the body. Push Mike off balance again, because Mike wasn't ready for it. And Mike has more rhythm. Jake's boxing very beautifully. Yeah, Jake is looking at that chin. Yep. See how he's still getting that mouthpiece? Yep, oh, good shot. Body shot by Paul. Right hand lands. Good right hand by Paul, but Mike takes good shots, too. Can't wait. Here we see Paul look down and come over with overhand right. Wow. Right on Tyson's nose, good shot. Little lower punches. He's doing great. Boxing, boxing well. Comfortable. In control. We boxing, isn't it? It happens. We boxing, baby. I heard Logan say, use the jab more. Do you want to see him? Tyson moving laterally. Whether he would still have the delivery system. He doesn't. No, he doesn't have it anymore. But I understand what you're saying. It is Mike Tyson against a man who's disrupting the sport of boxing, Jake Paul, at this stage of the career. Only about five or ten. And there is, you know what, I do have to say, another 58-year-old has landed in boxing. You better believe it. That he's still, even close, it's still hard to hit Mike Tyson. Jake had a hard time, too, isn't it? Mark Colloy warning Paul not to measure. Well, he measured, then he hit him with a right and a left. Tyson coming forward, but Paul is glancing. Great opportunity to cut that ring off. And you waited. Can't wait. Jab, hook, right hand. Followed by a hook. The last hook was cool. The one knockout left in his arsenal. Was Jake Paul going to be able to live the rest of his days? Mike Tyson. He didn't take no chances, I tell you that. 54-year-old man. Many of my 50-something friends, much of a cliché as it is, it's because it's true, isn't it, everybody? That's right. Mike Tyson always taking those shots, though. With a guy more than half his age. 58 years old. Yep. Everything has to be put in Pushpantya and a show of respect. That fight lasted 49 seconds. This one goes 16 minutes. After eight full rounds, we go to the judges' scorecards for the official decision. Judge David Iacobucci sees the contest 80-72, while judges Lawrence Cole and Jesse Ray see it 79-73. Declaring your winner by unanimous decision, Jake L. Gallo! Well, it happened. Jake Paul beat Mike Tyson.