Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul India time is trending Google Look as the boxing legend prepares to make his highly anticipated return to the ring, facing a YouTube star in one of the most talked about fights of the year. The fight will take place at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, tomorrow (November 16), with both fighters bringing plenty of drama and spectacle to the event. Both Mike Tyson and Jake Paul have a large fan base in India. Recently, Jake Paul’s brother, Logan Paul, also visited India to launch the Prime energy drink brand in the country. Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul is not only big in terms of viewership but also in terms of money. The war was also considered a financial windfall. Paul revealed that he will receive a staggering $40 million for the fight, while Tyson’s purse will be $20 million.
Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul India time: When and how to watch
The fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul will take place at 6:30 am IST on November 16. The venue for the event is AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Unfortunately, the match will not be televised live in India. However, the fight will be available to stream on Netflix.
Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul: The tone is set for an epic showdown
The weigh-in set the tone for a heated encounter, with Tyson, 58, slapping Paul during the confrontation. Tyson weighed 103.6 kg, while Paul, 26, weighed 102.9 kg.
Tyson’s return after nearly two decades
Tyson, famous for his fearsome reputation and record of 50 wins, 6 losses with 44 knockouts, has not fought professionally since 2005. Looking back on his tumultuous journey, Tyson admitted: “I’ve been through a lot of ups and downs since then. My final fight with Kevin McBride. I’ve been to rehab, I’ve been to jail, locked up. Never in a million years did I believe I would do this.”
Jake Paul: Boxing destroyer
Jake Paul, a social media influencer turned boxer, boasts a 9-1 record in the ring. Famous for his controversial and polarizing personality, Paul has assumed the role of “heel” in boxing. “I was the new kid on the block, the troublemaker and the loudmouth,” Paul says. “Naturally, people want to go against me and that’s very good for the sport.”
