"It's not how hard you hit, but how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward." 
Mike will KO him in less than one minute, unless Jake can outrun him in the ring.
Mike will not chase him with speed, but he will do that famous Duck walk with Laser Focus like a machine bobbing squarely and steadily toward ole Jake, when he traps him in a corner it will be over. Tyson will give him the 2,5,7,1, or 2,5,6,1, referring to numbers on the Heavy bag, four punch flurry's at blinding speed.
1 - Left hook to head.
2 - Straight right to head/right hook to head.
3 - Left uppercut.
4 - Right uppercut.
5 - Left hook to body.
6 - Right hook to body.
7 - Jab to head.
8 - Jab to body.
Jake will have to get some Lucky punches while he runs and very, very, few fights are ever won like that against a Pro Boxer of Mikes status. Ali was the only Heavy Weight Dancer who could have boxed Mike.
Jake will have to Dance with the Stars, to stay away from Mike, but in the end Jake will only see Stars.
Record: 50-6, 44 KOs
DOB: June 30, 1966
Age: 58
Stance: Orthodox
Reach: 71 inches
Height: 5-foot-10
Mike will not chase him with speed, but he will do that famous Duck walk with Laser Focus like a machine bobbing squarely and steadily toward ole Jake, when he traps him in a corner it will be over. Tyson will give him the 2,5,7,1, or 2,5,6,1, referring to numbers on the Heavy bag, four punch flurry's at blinding speed.
1 - Left hook to head.
2 - Straight right to head/right hook to head.
3 - Left uppercut.
4 - Right uppercut.
5 - Left hook to body.
6 - Right hook to body.
7 - Jab to head.
8 - Jab to body.
Jake will have to get some Lucky punches while he runs and very, very, few fights are ever won like that against a Pro Boxer of Mikes status. Ali was the only Heavy Weight Dancer who could have boxed Mike.
Jake will have to Dance with the Stars, to stay away from Mike, but in the end Jake will only see Stars.
Record: 50-6, 44 KOs
DOB: June 30, 1966
Age: 58
Stance: Orthodox
Reach: 71 inches
Height: 5-foot-10
Tyson's fights and results
| Date | Opponent | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 05/11/2005 | Kevin McBride | L, TKO6 |
| 07/30/2004 | Danny Williams | L, KO4 |
| 02/22/2002 | Clifford Etienne | W, KO1 |
| 06/08/2002 | Lennox Lewis | L, KO8 |
| 10/13/2001 | Brian Nielsen | W, TKO6 |
| 10/20/2000 | Andrew Golota | NC, no contest 2 |
| 06/24/2000 | Lou Savarese | W, TKO1 |
| 01/29/2000 | Julius Francis | W, TKO2 |
| 10/23/1999 | Orlin Norris | NC, no contest 1 |
| 01/16/1999 | Frans Botha | W, KO5 |
| 06/28/1997 | Evander Holyfield | L, DQ3 |
| 11/09/1996 | Evander Holyfield | L, TKO11 |
| 09/07/1996 | Bruce Seldon | W, TKO1 |
| 03/16/1996 | Frank Bruno | W, TKO3 |
| 12/16/1995 | Buster Mathis Jr. | W, KO3 |
| 08/19/1995 | Peter McNeeley | W, DQ1 |
| 06/28/1991 | Donovan Ruddock | W, UD12 |
| 03/18/1991 | Donovan Ruddock | W, TKO7 |
| 12/08/1990 | Alex Stewart | W, TKO1 |
| 06/16/1990 | Henry Tillman | W, KO1 (ESPN+) |
| 02/11/1990 | James "Buster" Douglas | L, KO10 (ESPN+) |
| 07/21/1989 | Carl Williams | W, TKO1 |
| 02/25/1989 | Frank Bruno | W, TKO5 (ESPN+) |
| 06/27/1988 | Michael Spinks | W, KO1 (ESPN+) |
| 03/21/1988 | Tony Tubbs | W, TKO2 |
| 01/22/1988 | Larry Holmes | W, TKO4 (ESPN+) |
| 10/16/1987 | Tyrell Biggs | W, TKO7 |
| 08/01/1987 | Tony Tucker | W, UD12 |
| 05/30/1987 | Pinklon Thomas | W, TKO6 |
| 03/07/1987 | James Smith | W, UD12 |
| 11/22/1986 | Trevor Berbick | W, TKO2 (ESPN+) |
| 09/06/1986 | Alfonzo Ratliff | W, TKO2 |
| 08/17/1986 | Jose Ribalta | W, TKO10 |
| 07/26/1986 | Marvis Frazier | W, TKO1 |
| 07/11/1986 | Lorenzo Boyd | W, KO2 |
| 06/28/1986 | William Hosea | W, KO1 |
| 06/13/1986 | Reggie Gross | W, TKO1 |
| 05/20/1986 | Mitch Green | W, UD10 |
| 05/03/1986 | James Tillis | W, UD10 (ESPN+) |
| 03/10/1986 | Steve Zouski | W, KO3 (ESPN+) |
| 02/16/1986 | Jesse Ferguson | W, TKO6 (ESPN+) |
| 01/24/1986 | Mike Jameson | W, TKO5 (ESPN+) |
| 01/11/1986 | David Jaco | W, TKO1 |
| 12/27/1985 | Mark Young | W, TKO1 |
| 12/06/1985 | Sammy Scaff | W, TKO1 |
| 11/22/1985 | Conroy Nelson | W, TKO2 |
| 11/13/1985 | Eddie Richardson | W, KO1 |
| 11/01/1985 | Sterling Benjamin | W, TKO1 |
| 10/25/1985 | Robert Colay | W, KO1 |
| 10/09/1985 | Donnie Long | W, TKO1 |
| 09/05/1985 | Michael Johnson | W, KO1 (ESPN+) |
| 08/15/1985 | Lorenzo Canady | W, KO1 (ESPN+) |
| 07/19/1985 | Larry Sims | W, KO3 |
| 07/11/1985 | John Alderson | W, TKO2 |
| 06/20/1985 | Ricardo Spain | W, TKO1 |
| 05/23/1985 | Don Halpin | W, KO4 |
| 04/10/1985 | Trent Singleton | W, TKO1 |
| 03/06/1985 | Hector Merced | W, TKO1 |
I love Mike Tyson. When I was a kid I couldn’t wait to watch his fights. When Douglas beat him I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. If he would have stayed straight he would be one of the greatest boxers of all tome. Having said all that I’m concerned he is going to get hurt bad. If you kept up with his later fights when he was fairly young he was really vulnerable to mediocre fighters. Jake Paul is for real. Good luck champ but I think it’s short.
Right. It feels like many are describing Tyson in his prime, but he’s 58 now.
Don't know how accurate this is but heard Paul was receiving around $40 million just to show up.
Now Mike is 58, but I have been watching his training videos and he looks really good for his age. He still shows strength and mobility.
Now Mike is 58, but I have been watching his training videos and he looks really good for his age. He still shows strength and mobility.
Mike is 58
That is the deciding factor as to why Jake is going to win from my perspective.
He may.
When Marciano beat Joe Louis, Louis was past his prime too. I love to watch Marciano, but I'm not sure he'd have beaten Louis in his prime.
So even if Paul wins, he gets to brag about beating a 58 year old.
That is a good point, it's a no win situation for him on that front. Other than the $$$, what does he have to gain if he wins? Really nothing professionally.
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