Even though the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight is set to take place in November, it could be canceled for good at the last minute.
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September 09, 2024 10:07PM EDT
The Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight was initially scheduled for July but later rescheduled to November. However, there’s a possibility that the bout could face another setback and be canceled at the last minute.
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Fans are excited to see Mike Tyson back in the ring. The legendary boxer is set to face Jake Paul, a YouTuber who has been making strides in the professional boxing scene in recent years.
Originally set for July 20, the fight was postponed after Tyson suffered an ulcer flare-up while on a plane. Now, concerns have emerged that the match could be definitively canceled just one day before it’s set to take place.
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Report: Mike Tyson and Jake Paul may not fight in November
Earlier this year, it was announced that Mike Tyson would return to the ring after a four-year hiatus, with Jake Paul stepping up as his challenger as the YouTuber continues his quest to become a professional boxer.
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Netflix, which holds the broadcast rights, initially scheduled the bout for July 20. However, health issues forced Tyson to withdraw, leading to a rescheduled date of November 15.
Unfortunately, this new date may also be in jeopardy. Tyson, now 58, suffered an ulcer flare-up during a flight, and his ongoing health concerns could ultimately cancel the fight.
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According to World Boxing News, Tyson will undergo medical tests the day before the scheduled fight. If he doesn’t pass, the Texas Licensing Regulators could call off the event entirely.
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Alternatively, the match could be downgraded to an exhibition bout. With cancellation being costly for organizers, this option appears to be a more feasible
