Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul: Date, time, viewing options, and odds.

The highly anticipated boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul is scheduled for Friday, November 15th, at 8:00 PM ET. This event will take place at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, a venue known for hosting significant sporting events. The fight is expected to attract considerable attention due to the contrasting backgrounds of the fighters; Tyson is a legendary former heavyweight champion while Paul has gained notoriety as a social media influencer turned boxer.

During his first reign as heavyweight champion, which started Nov. 22, 1986, with a win over Trevor Berbick to capture the WBC title, Tyson was one of the most dominant boxers in recent history. For the next three-plus years, Tyson amassed a record of 10-0 with nine KOs, unified all the title belts and became undisputed champion. He landed 16.3 of 34.5 punches per round (47.2%, nearly 15% higher than the heavyweight division average).

Tyson (50-6, 44 KOs) was also very effective with his power punches, landing an incredible 55.1% (12.4 per round) -- the division average is 39.7% (9.5 per round).

Paul (10-1, 7 KOs), a YouTuber-turned-prizefighter, started boxing professionally in January 2020, fighting mostly former UFC fighters and fellow YouTubers, scoring KO wins in four of his first five bouts.

Bellew was in the crowd wearing a T-shirt showing the logo of betting site Paddy Power, and he was standing alongside an older man in a boxing robe and gloves. Bellew also had a microphone, with which he spoke over a journalist who was asking a question inside Toyota Music Factory.

Bellew’s words were difficult to hear, but he appeared to call Paul a “clown”, while host Ariel Helwani tried to drown out the 41-year-old, comparing Bellew’s microphone to a “Fisher Price” toy.

Viewing options for this match include streaming it live on Netflix, marking an innovative approach to broadcasting major boxing events . In terms of betting odds, Jake Paul enters the ring as the favorite with odds set at -210, whereas Mike Tyson is positioned as the underdog with odds of +172. Predictions from boxing experts suggest varying outcomes; Brandon Wise anticipates that the fight will extend beyond 5.5 rounds while Josh Nagel predicts an earlier conclusion.

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