Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul: Fight time, date, where to watch, venue, undercard
Al Jazeera
From fight night schedule to prize money and fighters’ quips, here’s Al Jazeera’s guide to boxing’s mega-event showdown between Tyson and Paul on November 15.
Former undisputed world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson will face-off against social-media-personality-turned-professional-boxer Jake Paul in a hugely anticipated boxing exhibition fight.
The fight is the latest in what has become a popular trend in recent years, pitting internet celebrities against each other or against recognised boxers, who have already retired or are well past their prime.
Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming bout:
The fight will take place on Friday, November 15 with the event scheduled to begin at 7pm local time (01:00 GMT on November 16).
Originally scheduled for July 20, the bout was pushed back due to Tyson’s ulcer flare-up.
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