“I had to stop, or I wouldn’t get paid”: The exact moment Mike Tyson stopped short of knocking out Jake Paul is proof the fight was fixed, according to fans

Mike Tyson’s boxing match with Jake Paul falls under controversy as fans claim that the fight was rigged to ensure Paul’s victory.

The much-awaited boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul is now surrounded with controversies.


The controversy emerged as some fans highlighted moments from the fight that they suspect suggest the match may have been rigged.
A circulating clip from the bout has fueled these claims, with many believing it shows Tyson intentionally holding back to secure Paul’s victory.

The much-awaited boxing match between the former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson and Jake Paul finally happened, leaving fans disappointed due to the lackluster action in the ring. Adding to the buzz surrounding the Netflix special, questions have now emerged about the match’s legitimacy.

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson | Credit: Netflix

Though Paul secured the win via unanimous decision, many fans are finding it hard to believe that the 58-year-old Tyson, with much extensive expertise and experience in the sport, was bested by the YouTuber turned boxer. And the doubts have grown as fans point to moments where Tyson appeared to hold back, coupled with rumors of an alleged script for the fight.

Controversy Erupts Over Jake Paul’s Victory Against Mike Tyson

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson boxing match, which ended in a decisive win for Paul with scores of 80-72, 79-73, and 79-73, has sparked controversy just hours after its live broadcast on Netflix.

Mike Tyson Mike Tyson | Credit: Netflix

The controversy emerged as some fans highlighted moments from the fight, held at AT&T Stadium in Texas, along with rumors of an alleged script outlining the match’s outcome, leading them to suspect that the highly anticipated match may have been rigged.

The alleged script, detailed events through to the fifth round where Paul supposedly stops a fatigued Tyson, has been dismissed as fake since the fight didn’t unfold as described. However, one certain clip from early in the bout has fueled the debate.

Mike Tyson, who showed flashes of charge initially in the fight, is seen backing off after landing a powerful straight left shot on Paul in round one. The extensive power of his punch is clearly visible, with Paul staggering backward. However, instead of capitalizing on the moment, Tyson appeared to back off.

Jake Paul vs. Mike TysonJake Paul vs. Mike Tyson | Credit: Netflix

Fans have scrutinized the clip, suggesting that both Paul and Tyson were complicit in a prearranged outcome. The moment has sparked widespread speculation, with many sharing their views on such a possibility.

Fans Allege Match-Fixing as Viral Clip Fuels Controversy Over Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson Fight

Fans have seized on a key moment from the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight to support their claims that the match was fixed. One X (Twitter) user shared the clip from the bout with the belief that it shows evidence of Tyson intentionally holding back to ensure Paul’s victory.

The X (Twitter) user said in the caption, “Right here is where Mike said, “Whoops, I gotta stop or I won’t get paid.” The clip has sparked widespread discussion, with many fans agreeing that the fight appeared staged.

“Tyson threw the fight,” another fan said, arguing, “He could have annihilated Jake so many times and so many opening he never took advantage of. Completely rigged.”

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson Jake Paul and Mike Tyson | Jake Paul via YouTube

Though the controversy remains speculative, many are convinced that the match was orchestrated and the fight in the boxing ring was “nothing more than a payday for them.”

Both Paul and Tyson are reportedly making big money from the live event. Reports claim that Tyson is likely to receive $20 million for the event, while Paul is reportedly aiming to make $40 million from the bout.

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