Weigh-in results
58-year-old Mike Tyson will go into tonight’s bout more than 1lbs heavier than his opponent, Jake Paul.
Here are each fighter’s official weights:
- Jake Paul – 227.2lbs
- Mike Tyson – 228.4lbs
About last night
Mike Tyson threatened to kick off his fight with Jake Paul a day early after landing a SLAP on him during their final face-off.
The heavyweight legend returns to the ring for a controversial comeback bout against YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul in Texas.
And Tyson looked in sensational shape as he hit the scales at 228.4lb (16st 3lb) while wearing a pair of Versace briefs.
That was just before Paul came in a career-heaviest 227.2lb (16st 2lb) nearly TWO STONE above his usual fighting weight.
The two squared off for the final time but Tyson landed a slap on Paul – before the prankster-gone-prizefighter could get close.
It sparked a near-brawl on the stage as the two camps and security intervened and pulled the pair apart.
Paul, 27, walked off with an unconvincing roar while Tyson, 58, was calmed down by his entourage before sending out one final warning.
He said: “The talking’s over.”
Is Paul vs Tyson on a standard Netflix subscription or is it on PPV?
The question a lot of fans have been asking.
Paul vs Tyson on your standard Netflix sub seems too good to be true – but the fight IS available on a standard subscription at NO EXTRA COST.
A current ads-supported subscription will set you back £4.99-a-month (or $6.99 in the US), while a standard one, which allows you to watch on two devices at once, is £10.99-a-month ($15.49).
Both of those options allow you to watch the action in Full HD.
There is a premium subscription which costs £17.99-a-month ($22.99), however.
And that allows users to watch on four devices at the same time, the option to add two members of a different household AND the ability to watch in Ultra HD quality.