Jake Paul and Mike Tyson will step into the ring this fall at AT&T Stadium.
The latest: Paul (10-1) is in the early stages of his boxing career while Tyson (50-6-0-2) hasn’t fought in a sanctioned bout since 2005. This fight was postponed from its original July date and fans are hoping Tyson is still in good enough health to compete next Saturday.
Check out our Paul vs. Tyson odds for their fight on Nov. 15.
Paul vs. Tyson odds
| Paul/Tyson betting markets | Betting odds |
| Paul to win | -250 |
| Tyson to win | +175 |
Boxing odds as of 2:19 p.m. on 11/11/2024.
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“Iron” Mike Tyson is a thing of the past but the 58-year-old still has the name value to sell a big fight.
And that’s what he has coming up against one of boxing’s most popular names.
Tyson’s lone bout since 2005 came against Roy Jones Jr. in 2020. The contest ended in a split draw, although many believed Tyson should have been declared the winner.
This fight was originally billed to take place in July but the former heavyweight champ withdrew due to health issues after suffering a medical emergency on a flight.
Now Paul is a bigger favourite than he was for the original contest. But that hasn’t slowed Tyson’s confidence.
The “Problem Child” has made a career from having the advantage in his bouts. He strictly boxes either retired fighters or current fighters who spent most of their careers in lower weight classes.
Paul had that luxury against Tyson’s replacement, Mike Perry.
The former UFC fighter spent the majority of his time with the promotion competing at 170 pounds. Their bout in July was at 200 pounds and Paul walked away with a sixth-round TKO.
Paul is well deserving of being the -250 favourite. But a lot of fan sentiment appears to be behind Tyson, who would throw a wrench in Paul’s boxing career with a victory.
Spencer is a true sports junkie. A graduate of the Sports Journalism program at Centennial College, he first joined NorthStar Gaming as an intern in 2023. He is now a contributing writer. He loves finding the edge to bet on in all sports but has a deep passion for the NBA and UFC. Previous stops include Sportsnet.