Which the fight could just be DRAW and then all are winners except we're all just paying to watch them shadowboxing each other on Netflix.
Nonetheless, I still would like to see Jake lose against the old Mike if they for once want to impress us all. Mike is not what he is this time unlike back in the days when gets angrier when he learns his opponent isn't knockdown in the 1st round.
LOL, but yeah, I think majority here are buying tickets or wanted to watch the fight and see Jake Paul demolished by Mike Tyson in just one punch. Or just like in his Roy Jones Jr fight, everything was stage and so it ended up in a draw and obviously no winner between the two legends.
So there is still a lot of scenarios if this is a complete stage between the two.
Or if not, then it will be a good fight and Jake the favorite. However, for Tyson fans, they are going to pour their money for Mike here and at least close that odds before the actual date of the fight.
If it just one punch, it doesn't seem like it because we all know how Paul has strength in fighting, in fighting Mike Tyson maybe Paul could be superior with his breathing being much better so he doesn't get tired easily but he doesn't have very hard punch.
It was impossible that Paul could beat Tyson in just one punch and if everyone bought tickets and watched this fight to be able to see all that then they would never see it.
I actually think that Tyson could make Paul fall down with punch because Tyson is boxer who has very hard punch and is not easy to knock down, he has the nickname concrete neck and only one or two boxers can make him fall with punch.
After all, there is no way this fight will only end in draw and I sure Tyson will give his best to make everyone happy, especially his fans.
Paul is so confident that he can beat Tyson but he forgets that Tyson is very difficult fighter to beat I think Paul is too confident and underestimates Tyson performance because he is much older.
However, in training sessions you can see that Tyson is still quite agile with his punches that are still very hard.