Mike Tyson and Jake Paul are closing in on one of the biggest boxing events of 2024, with the ex-heavyweight champion and the YouTube sensation-turned-fighter set to take center stage on Netflix.
Tyson vs. Paul will be the main event on a fascinating fight card promoted by the streaming platform and Most Valuable Promotions, with a huge crowd anticipated at the home of the NFL‘s Dallas Cowboys, AT&T Stadium. The bout came into question earlier this year, when Tyson dealt with an ulcer flare-up in May that required him to scale back training. However, the parties were able to agree to move the fight date from July 15 to November, giving fight fans the match they’ve been looking forward to.
Tyson resumed training in July, and has declared himself physically ready for the fight. Netflix has begun airing “Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson,” a documentary tracking both fighters as they go through grueling training camps and navigate all the hype heading into the massive bout.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Tyson vs. Paul fight, including date, time, odds, and how to watch:
The bout between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul is set for Friday, Nov. 15, where it will be the main event on a fight card featuring seven contests (including three with a championship belt on the line).
Netflix will start coverage of the full fight card at 8 p.m. ET on Friday, Nov. 15. The exact ringwalk and fight time for Tyson vs. Paul is not yet determined, as the other fights on the card could serve as variables.
The big fight between “Iron Mike” and “The Problem Child” is scheduled to take place at AT&T Stadium, the Arlington, Texas home of the Dallas Cowboys. The venue, which holds 80,000, has hosted some major boxing matches over the years, including multiple fights featuring former champion Manny Pacquiao current pound-for-pound No. 1 Canelo Álvarez.
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As of Wednesday Nov. 13, BetMGM set the following odds for the fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul:
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*Full card will be available to watch on Netflix.
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