Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul Fight Rescheduled After Health Issues
Former Heavyweight Champion to Return to Ring on November 15
Original July 20 Fight Postponed Due to Tyson's Health Concerns
The highly-anticipated boxing match between Hall of Fame legend Mike Tyson and cruiserweight sensation Jake Paul has been rescheduled for November 15 after Tyson experienced health issues that forced the postponement of the original July 20 fight.
Tyson, 58, was originally set to face Paul, 25, in a Netflix showdown at ATT Stadium in Arlington, Texas. However, the fight was postponed after Tyson revealed he was not feeling well.
The new date for the fight was announced on Tyson's social media accounts, with the former undisputed heavyweight world champion vowing to be "back stronger than ever" when he steps into the ring with Paul.
Tickets for the Original Fight Remain Valid
Tickets purchased for the original July 20 fight will remain valid for the rescheduled November 15 event.
Fans who are unable to attend the new date can request a refund by contacting their point of purchase.
Tyson's Return to Boxing
Tyson's return to boxing will mark his first fight since he defeated Roy Jones Jr. in an exhibition match in November 2020.
The former heavyweight champion has not fought professionally since 2005, when he lost to Danny Williams in the sixth round.
Paul's Rise to Stardom
Paul, on the other hand, has quickly risen to stardom in the boxing world, despite having no prior professional experience.
The YouTuber-turned-boxer has won all five of his professional fights, including victories over former UFC champion Tyron Woodley and former NBA star Nate Robinson.
A Highly-Anticipated Fight
The fight between Tyson and Paul is one of the most highly-anticipated boxing matches in recent years.
Tickets for the event sold out within minutes of going on sale, and the fight is expected to generate millions of dollars in pay-per-view revenue.
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