The highly anticipated boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul has been surrounded by controversy. A leaked script is circulating online, suggesting the fight is fixed.
The script, which allegedly outlines a victory for Paul via knockout in the fifth round, has raised questions about the honesty of the match.
Leaked Script: A Marketing Stunt?
The script claims that Jake Paul will knock out 58-year-old Tyson in Round 5 after a back-and-forth battle. However, many fans and analysts doubt its authenticity.
This isn’t the first time such a script has surfaced. A similar document appeared before Paul’s fight with Tommy Fury last year, which turned out to be a fake.
Ain't no way bro. The script got leaked! 😂😂😂 #PaulVsTyson Jake Paul gonna knock out Mike Tyson! pic.twitter.com/5eA2ovYHsn
— Rivers Chomo (@gregorxsamsa) November 15, 2024
Despite the buzz, there is no concrete evidence that this fight is scripted.
Health Concerns for Mike Tyson
Tyson’s return to the ring at 58 has raised health concerns. Doctors have warned that he could be at risk of brain damage if he sustains injuries during training or in the fight itself.
The Texas Department of Licensing has approved an eight-round match with two-minute rounds and heavy 14-ounce gloves to reduce injury risks.
This has led some to believe that the fight may be more of a spectacle than a serious competition.
Jake Paul’s Response
Paul’s team denied all fixing allegations. His business partner, Nakisa Bidarian, said that fixing a fight would have legal risks, especially with betting involved.
Paul himself has denied scripting claims, stating that he intends to bring out the “old savage Mike” Tyson in their fight.
Real Fight or Just Hype?
While the leaked script has added fuel to rumours of a fixed match, most experts believe it’s just part of the marketing machine surrounding this high-profile event.
With over $17.8 million in ticket sales and millions expected to tune in via Netflix, it’s clear that this fight is more than just about boxing—it’s a show designed to capture global attention.
Do you think this fight will live up to the hype, or is it just another flashy performance? Let us know!