Round 1 – Tyson Aggressive
The fight opens with Tyson, 58, showing flashes of his former self. He comes out aggressive, bobbing and weaving, trying to close the distance. Paul, wary of Tyson’s power, keeps his distance and uses his jab. Tyson lands a few body shots, while Paul connects with some jabs. Round ends fairly even.
Round 2 – Tyson’s Age Showing
Tyson continues to press forward, looking for big hooks. Paul increases his output, landing more jabs and a few right hands. Tyson’s age starts to show as he slows slightly. Paul takes the round with higher activity.
Round 3 -Momentum Shift
The momentum shifts dramatically. Paul lands a left hook that visibly hurts Tyson, leaving him on unsteady legs. Paul follows up with combinations, but Tyson survives. From this point, Tyson looks more vulnerable.
Round 4 – Jake Paul Confident
Paul, now confident, increases his aggression. He lands more frequently on Tyson, whose defense is less effective. Tyson’s punches lack their earlier snap. Paul clearly wins the round.
Round 5 – Mike Tyson Rallies
Tyson tries to rally, landing a few good punches early in the round. However, Paul’s youth and stamina advantage become apparent. Paul outworks Tyson, landing more consistently.
Round 6 – Jake Paul Showboating
Paul starts to showboat a bit, winging wild overhands and uppercuts. Tyson, with squared and stiff legs, struggles to avoid the punches. Paul dominates the round.
Round 7 – Tyson Hanging On
Tyson, showing heart, attempts to turn the tide with some wild swings. Paul easily evades most and counters effectively. Tyson’s punches lack power and precision.
Round 8 – Jake Paul Pays Tribute to GOAT
Paul, clearly ahead on points, plays it safe. He peppers Tyson with jabs and occasional right hands, staying out of danger. Tyson, exhausted, can’t mount any significant offense. The fight ends with Paul winning a clear unanimous decision.
Post-Fight Tyson Vows to be Back
Paul remains amicable in his post-fight interview. Tyson, despite the loss, hints he might not be done fighting yet, even suggesting a potential bout with Logan Paul.
Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Fight Biggest Loser = Netflix
Netflix’s highly anticipated live streaming of the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul boxing match on November 16, 2024, turned into a major disappointment for many viewers. The streaming giant’s first foray into live boxing was marred by widespread technical issues, leaving countless subscribers frustrated and unable to watch the event. Viewers across the United States reported persistent buffering, poor image quality, and audio problems throughout the broadcast. The situation became so dire that even Netflix’s own commentators were forced to apologize on air for the deteriorating quality. Social media platforms were flooded with complaints, with users describing the experience as a “classic torture chamber” and a “circle of infinite buffering.
Downdetector recorded over 500,000 incidents of streaming difficulties, and the hashtag #NetflixCrash trended on X (formerly Twitter). This technical debacle not only ruined the viewing experience for many fans but also raised serious questions about Netflix’s ability to handle live sports events in the future, potentially damaging its reputation in this new arena.
