Heavyweight Battle Between Tyson and Paul: The Truth Behind the Controversial Rules and Safety Measures

According to a recent interview with Sports Seriously’s Tony Anderson, Michael Page is not a fan of the upcoming heavyweight bout between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul. The two will be facing off in a sanctioned bout this summer, with rules that include two-minute rounds and 14-ounce gloves for an eight-round fight. Both Tyson and Paul’s records will be affected by the outcome of this match.

The rules were established by the promoter, Holden Boxing LLC, who submitted them to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation for approval. The fight will take place on July 20 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The shorter rounds and heavier gloves are expected to impact how the fight plays out, with Tyson being 58 and Paul being 27 years old.

Tyson’s brother-in-law, Azim Spicer, mentioned that Tyson is content with the rules, labeling it as a compromise between the two parties. The fight was initially announced on March 7 without clarity on whether it would be an exhibition or a professional bout. The safety of the contestants is a top priority for the TDLR, ensuring that all necessary precautions are taken for the fight. The event will be broadcast on Netflix for fans to enjoy.