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Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry should have been ‘Bare knuckle, p*ssy’ says Joe Rogan

Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry should have been 'Bare knuckle, p*ssy' says Joe Rogan UFC color-commentator, Joe Rogan has claimed BKFC (Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship) star, Mike Perry missed a step by not…

UFC color-commentator, Joe Rogan has claimed BKFC (Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship) star, Mike Perry missed a step by not urging summer boxing rival, Jake Paul to share the ring sans gloves, describing the Michigan striker as “different.

Perry, a former welterweight contender under the banner of the UFC, made his return to the professional boxing ring on short-notice back in July in Florida, suffering a sixth round knockout loss against Ohio boxer, Paul in their grudge fight.

The outing came as Mike Perry’s sophomore in the boxing ring, following a brief appearance in the squared circle back in 2015 — and also snapped an impressive five-fight winning run since his move to the David Feldman-led, BKFC.

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Headlining BKFC Knucklemania IV back in April of this year against former UFC welterweight title challenger, Thiago Alves, Perry made lightwork of the Brazilian — stopping him with a first round TKO win inside the opening minute at the light heavyweight limit.

Joe Rogan laments Jake Paul – Mike Perry fight wasn’t in BKFC

And off the back of his success since his move to BKFC, according to the above-mentioned Octagon caller, Rogan, Flint striker, Perry missed a step by not urging Paul to fight him without gloves in their summer pairing.

We were talking about Mike Perry before, that’s the perfect spot [BKFC] for that dude,” Joe Rogan said on his podcast The Joe Rogan Experience. He should’ve told Jake Paul, ‘Listen, we need to fight but let’s do bare-knuckle, p*ssy. Let’s go.’ It’s a different thing with that guy.”

Set for his return to the ring later this year, outspoken Ohio native, Paul is slated to headline a Netflix broadcast event against former undisputed world heavyweight boxing champion, Mike Tyson in November — vowing to stop the 58-year-old with a devastating knockout in their pairing in ‘The Lone Star State’.

Jake Paul – Banned but Not Stopped: Snuck into UFC 306 at The Sphere

The Problem Child’ Jake Paul was banned for life from UFC events by UFC president Dana White. Despite this,…

The Problem Child’ Jake Paul was banned for life from UFC events by UFC president Dana White. Despite this, the YouTube and boxing star put on a disguise and snuck into the UFC event at The Sphere in Las Vegas.

Jake Paul Banned From The UFC

Jake Paul is a boxer, YouTuber, and a PFL Athlete, but he cannot attend UFC events. Paul was banned from all UFC events by Dana White approximately two years ago. This ban stems from a long-standing feud between Paul and White, as well as Paul’s disruptive behavior at past UFC events.

The ban came after an incident at UFC 261, where Paul’s presence led to a heated verbal exchange with former champion and commentator Daniel Cormier. During that event, the crowd chanted “F*** Jake Paul” in unison, further escalating tensions. Paul’s ongoing criticism of UFC fighter pay and his public feuds with Dana White contributed to the ban.

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Jake Paul Sneaking into UFC 306

Despite the ban, Paul managed to sneak into UFC 306 at the Sphere in Las Vegas on September 15. Paul wore an elaborate disguise, including a prosthetic mask with long grey hair and a beard, to evade security. He attended the event to support his friend and business partner Sean O’Malley, who was fighting for the bantamweight title. Paul documented his infiltration in an Instagram video, showing himself navigating security and even passing by Dana White in the crowd.

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Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson

Jake Paul is set to face Mike Tyson in a boxing match scheduled for November 15, 2024, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. This bout marks a significant event as it will be streamed globally on Netflix, making it the platform’s first foray into live sports. Initially planned for July 20, the fight was postponed due to Tyson suffering from a stomach ulcer.

Exclusive | Boxing Veteran on Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson: “We don’t take it seriously.”

Boxing veteran Tony Bellew discussed Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson in an exclusive interview with Low Kick MMA. ‘The…

Boxing veteran Tony Bellew discussed Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson in an exclusive interview with Low Kick MMA. ‘The Problem Child’ will take on the heavyweight icon ‘Iron’ Mike Tyson on November 15, and we discuss the matchup.

Boxing Veteran Tony Bellew

Tony Bellew is an English former professional boxer who had an impressive run from 2007 to 2018, during which he became the WBC Cruiserweight World Champion and held several other titles, including the British and Commonwealth light-heavyweight titles. Bellew is recognized for his achievements in both the cruiserweight and light-heavyweight divisions, with a professional record of 30 wins (20 by knockout), 3 losses, and 1 draw.

After retiring from boxing following a loss to Oleksandr Usyk in November 2018, Bellew transitioned into sports commentary and analysis. He has worked with DAZN as a boxing analyst and has appeared on various television programs.

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson

Live on Netflix, YouTube star Jake Paul will face off against the 58-year-old Mike Tyson in a professional boxing match. It was previously scheduled, but the aged Tyson had to drop out due to injury. Jake Paul has made a name for himself fighting UFC veterans such as Mike Perry, Anderson Silva, Ben Askren, Tyron Woodley, and Nate Diaz, among others.

Mike Tyson has not been active in boxing for about 20 years. His most recent bout was an exhibition match against Roy Jones Jr. in 2020. Prior to that, his most recent match was his 2005 loss to Kevin McBride.

Speaking to Tim Wheaton of LowKickMMA with Tony Bellew in an interview, Bellew explained how serious this fight is. He said:

“Well, we don’t take it seriously. How seriously should they take it? Not very serious at all, to be honest. It does absolutely nothing for anyone, especially from a professional boxer’s perspective.“

Is Jake Paul on Steroids?

Many pundits have accused ‘The Problem Child‘ Jake Paul of being on PEDs. To this, Tony Bellew explained:

“That’s a strong accusation to use until he’s been there. You’ve gotta wait to see if he fails a drug test. That’s unfair. That’s harsh to be fair. That’s not nice. There are worse people than him in the world doing what they’re doing but I don’t know, we’ll see.”

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Boxing Lifestyle

Tony Bellew added that boxing is not something that an athlete partakes in as a game, it is a lifestyle. He explained:

“You’ve got to live it, mate. It’s not a sport that you can play around with. You’ve got to live it. It has to be your life. As I said, a lot of people get it mixed up and think it’s some kind of sport or it’s a glorified hobby. It’s literally a way of life and that’s the best way for me to explain it to you.

“It’s so, so difficult and it takes so much of your life over. Like I gave it too much if I’m being totally honest. It took over my life. It was an obsession. I was obsessed with becoming a world champion. Live it, these kids out there, go and learn. Go to as many gyms, go to as many coaches as you can, pick up as many chicks as you can because you’re going to need them, but ultimately, live the life.“

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson will be meeting in the boxing ring on November 15 featured on Netflix. It sounds as though the boxing icon, and former champion, Tony Bellew won’t be jumping out of his seat to watch this match.

Later on, we will be discussing the upcoming Oleksandr Usyk Tyson Fury 2 matchups, as Tony Bellew has experience in the ring against the heavyweight king Usyk.

Deontay Wilder Reveals Bold Pick for Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson: “Suffer the consequences.”

Deontay Wilder thinks the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation made a big mistake by sanctioning Mike Tyson’s fight…

Deontay Wilder thinks the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation made a big mistake by sanctioning Mike Tyson’s fight with Jake Paul as a professional bout.

On Friday, November 15, the ‘Baddest Man on the Planet’ will return to the ring for the first time in nearly two decades when he takes on ‘The Problem Child’ inside the 80,000-seat AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. From the moment their fight was announced, pundits have slammed the pairing, many of them taking exception to the ridiculous 31-year age gap between Tyson and the YouTube star.

Deontay Wilder Fears for Mike Tyson’s well-being in Jake Paul fight

Former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder recently voiced his disgust for the TLDR’s decision to license Tyson, believing that it could put the 58-year-old icon in serious harm.

“I think it’s bad the commission has licensed Mike Tyson because he hasn’t been active in 20 years, so they should not just license him because of who he is, that’s how people get hurt, god forbid he gets hurt,” Wilder told talkSPORT. “People can get hit in the wrong place and at the wrong time, there’s lots of examples where guys have been hit into a coma. It’s easy to do. He’s too old for this.

“At the end of the day, no one gives a f*ck about Mike. We can talk about the pros and cons, but at the end of the day, they don’t give a f*ck. I don’t think anyone cares about Mike because if they did they wouldn’t sanction the fight.

“They may say they’ve done tests and all that, ok, but as long as you’re willing to suffer the consequences if something bad goes wrong. His power may not have left completely but you still need to set it up, your stamina needs to be a certain way, or it’s going to look like a clown show.”

Paul vs. Tyson has already been postponed once after ‘Iron’ suffered a medical emergency during a cross-country flight in May. The incident was ultimately chalked to an ulcer flare-up, but it was enough to push the fight out of its originally scheduled July 20 date.

Paul vs. Tyson will air exclusively on Netflix.

Deontay Wilder Reveals Bold Pick for Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson: “Suffer the consequences.”

Deontay Wilder thinks the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation made a big mistake by sanctioning Mike Tyson’s fight…

Deontay Wilder thinks the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation made a big mistake by sanctioning Mike Tyson’s fight with Jake Paul as a professional bout.

Deontay Wilder Fears for Mike Tyson’s well-being in Jake Paul fight

Former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder recently voiced his disgust for the TLDR’s decision to license Tyson, believing that it could put the 58-year-old icon in serious harm.

“I think it’s bad the commission has licensed Mike Tyson because he hasn’t been active in 20 years, so they should not just license him because of who he is, that’s how people get hurt, god forbid he gets hurt,” Wilder told talkSPORT. “People can get hit in the wrong place and at the wrong time, there’s lots of examples where guys have been hit into a coma. It’s easy to do. He’s too old for this.

“At the end of the day, no one gives a f*ck about Mike. We can talk about the pros and cons, but at the end of the day, they don’t give a f*ck. I don’t think anyone cares about Mike because if they did they wouldn’t sanction the fight.

“They may say they’ve done tests and all that, ok, but as long as you’re willing to suffer the consequences if something bad goes wrong. His power may not have left completely but you still need to set it up, your stamina needs to be a certain way, or it’s going to look like a clown show.”

Paul vs. Tyson will air exclusively on Netflix.

Mike Tyson Names His Toughest Opponent and It’s Not Who You Think

Iron’ Mike Tyson has faced some of the toughest fighters in heavyweight boxing history, such as Evander Holyfield, Lennox…

Iron’ Mike Tyson has faced some of the toughest fighters in heavyweight boxing history, such as Evander Holyfield, Lennox Lewis, and Donovan Rudduck. But none of them were as tough as Cuban native Jose Ribalta.

On August 17, 1986, Ribalta stepped into the ring with Tyson inside the Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Standing at 6’6″ tall, Ribalta was a physically imposing figure compared to the 5’10” stocky build of Tyson.

For 10 rounds, ‘Iron’ gave Ribalta everything he had, landing an impressive 220 strikes and sending the heavyweight gatekeeper to the canvas three times before the referee saw fit to step in and call a stop to the bout with less than 90 seconds on the clock.

“Jose Ribalta stood toe to toe with me,” said Tyson in his ‘Best I Faced’ Ring Magazine article back in January 2014. “He was very strong in the clinches. I hit Jose Ribalta with everything, and he took everything and kept coming back for more” (h/t talkSPORT).

Following the loss to Tyson, Ribalta continued to test himself against a who’s who of heavyweight talent. ‘El Nino’ squared off with the likes of Leon Spinks, Larry Holmes, Vitali Klitschko, and Donovan Rudduck before retiring in late 1999.

“Ribalta was a game fighter who, unlike Green and Tillis, actually engaged me,” praised Tyson in his autobiography, Undisputed Truth. I felt nauseous from all Ribalta’s body blows, even hours after the fight… I never felt that much general pain again.”

Mike Tyson looks to reclaim some of his boxing glory against Jake Paul

Nearly 20 years from his last professional boxing match, Mike Tyson will return to the ring on Friday, November 15 for a clash with YouTube star Jake Paul inside the 80,000-seat AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Paul (10-1) is the odds-on favorite to come out on top in The Lone Star State with ‘The Problem Child’ currently sitting at a -150 compared to Tyson who goes into his first legitimate boxing bout since 2005 as a +170 underdog. Of course, those odds can and probably will swing significantly as we get closer to fight night.

Tyson ended his career in the mid-noughties with a 50-6 record, including 44 wins by way of KO.