Problem Child or Dynamite Kid? Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Fight Picks and Boxing Betting Predictions (November 15)

Tyson vs Paul: Event Details and Boxing Preview

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson will finally settle a much-discussed, unusual rivalry on Friday night. First proposed years ago, the fight seemed improbable due to their 31-year age gap. However, Netflix’s interest helped make it a reality. Paul has risen from YouTube star to pro boxer, facing mostly MMA fighters like Anderson Silva and Nate Diaz.

Meanwhile, 58-year-old Tyson hasn’t fought professionally since retiring against Kevin McBride nearly 20 years ago. With Tyson recently overcoming a health setback, it remains to be seen if his legendary power will hold up against Paul’s youth and resilience.

Latest Paul vs Tyson Boxing Odds

According to various US boxing bookies, Jake Paul is favored to win this fight with odds of 1.40 (2/5). Mike Tyson is seen as the underdog as the Legendary American boxer has odds of 2.95 (2/1) for a victory.

Jake Paul to Win

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Mike Tyson to Win

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2.95 (2/1)

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While Paul vs Tyson boxing odds favor Jake, the Iron Mike remains a formidable threat. Nearing 60 years, the powerful New Yorker may lack Paul’s recent experience but still possesses the speed and knockout power many believe could be decisive.

The Biggest Challenge for Jake Paul?

Jake Paul has faced criticism from boxing purists and fans. This was particularly true early in his career when gimmicks and strategic matchmaking played a role. However, his athletic abilities, embodying strength, speed, and punch power, are undeniable. Paul’s technical skills have improved, especially his footwork and reach.

Jake Paul’s Advantages Over Mike Tyson

Known for his powerful overhand right, Paul frequently sets up this shot with jabs to the body. He displays impressive accuracy even when not looking directly at his target. Though he lacks Tyson’s extensive ring experience, Paul’s youth and continuous progress as a fighter could be key advantages against the legendary 58-year-old heavyweight.

Does Mike Tyson Have Some Dynamite to Blow?

At 58, Tyson’s return to the ring against the much younger Jake Paul raises concerns for many fans, who fear the boxing icon could risk injury or even damage his legacy. Yet, Tyson’s history as a fierce competitor and unmatched experience gives him an undeniable edge in ring savvy and mental toughness.

Mike Tyson’s Advantages Over Jake Paul

Paul has the upper hand physically, but the fight’s setup favors Tyson: eight 2-minute rounds allow shorter bursts of action, giving him needed recovery time. The 14-ounce gloves for this fight could also provide extra protection and reduce the impact of Paul’s power shots. Despite his age, Tyson’s refined technique, head movement, and strategic entries still surpass Paul’s skillset, making this matchup one where experience meets youthful force.

Best Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Predictions

It’s hard to argue against the science here: the odds are stacked against Tyson facing an opponent over 30 years his junior. However, here is our Mike vs Tyson betting tips for this high-stakes fight.

Jake Paul to Win By Decision or Technical Decision @ 3.75 (11/4)

While Tyson brings unmatched experience, his agility may have declined at 31 years older than Paul. Tyson’s knockout record far exceeds Paul’s total bouts, but after more than two decades away from competitive boxing, it’s likely he’s forgotten more than Paul has learned.

Paul’s size, youth, and power look challenging for the 58-year-old, who hasn’t fought professionally in 22 years. If the fight extends into later rounds, Paul’s stamina and footwork could wear Tyson down, especially with heavier gloves and shorter rounds reducing Tyson’s explosiveness.

By leveraging his jab, range, and conditioning, Paul may aim to outlast Tyson and potentially win by decision.

Total Rounds – Over 5.5 @ 1.80 (4/5)

Though Tyson’s stamina at 58 is doubtful, he lasted eight rounds in his 2020 exhibition with Roy Jones Jr. Even in his final 2005 pro fight, Tyson went six rounds despite lacking motivation. Using 14-ounce gloves here also reduces knockout risk by slowing punch speed for both fighters.

Jake Paul, who mainly fights MMA crossovers or hand-picked opponents, faced his toughest test in Tommy Fury earlier this year, going the distance against the more experienced boxer. With Tyson’s decades of experience, he’s likely to endure at least six rounds, making the over 5.5 an intelligent bet.

Mike Tyson to Score a Knockdown @ 2.37 (4/3)

Mike Tyson defeated nearly every elite opponent in his prime, amassing a 50-6 record with 44 knockouts. This earned him a reputation as one of boxing’s most feared heavyweights. Though past his peak, he faces the relatively inexperienced Jake Paul.

Tyson’s punches still show impressive power and speed in training, suggesting he might only need one clean shot to floor Paul early in the fight. If Tyson starts strong, Paul could face serious trouble right from the opening rounds and may find himself on the canvas, earning the veteran some knockdown points. So for our third showmatch boxing betting tip, we expect Tyson to score a knockdown.