The bout was a farce,but you can watch months of “proper” sport without experiencing a buzz like seeing Mike Tyson back in the ring.
Tyson landed just 18 of the 97 punches he threw,looking gassed after two rounds.
Jake Paul earned a unanimous points decision over Mike Tyson in a contest that went the entire eight rounds,but it’s still unclear who the real winner was.
Nostalgia already casts a lengthening shadow over sports coverage,and the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul reality TV circus is the latest example.
For the first time in 19 years,former heavyweight world champion Mike Tyson is back in the ring as a professional. So why is he fighting a Youtuber?
At 58 years old and preparing for his fight against Jake Paul,is Mike Tyson the baddest or saddest man on the planet?
Outside the ring,their corner is in Queensland’s south-east. But they are gunning for some of the biggest names in world sport.
As Tim Tszyu looks to pick up the pieces after his drubbing at the hands of Russian Bakhram Murtazaliev,he’ll likely turn his attention to an old foe.
Kayne Clarke dreamed of global titles and being one of the best kickboxers in the world. He now faces years behind bars.
Alex Winwood says his near miss at Australian boxing history is only going to fuel his hunger to “rise back up to greatness” and win a world title.
Winwood (4-0) will be fighting in just his fifth professional bout when he takes on WBA minimum-weight champion Thammanoon Niyomtrong at Perth’s HBF Stadium on Saturday night.