Mike Tyson has just released a video recording a series of punches that left his support coach with a dark face, as a “threat” to Jake Paul before the fight.

“The final stretch. Less than 50 days until the decisive battle”, Mike Tyson wrote briefly when attaching a video recording a training scene on the ring where he threw a series of punches that left his support coach with a dark face, struggling to defend.

It can be clearly seen in the short video of about ten seconds on the social network account Twitter/X that “Steel” Mike appeared extremely energetic.

In particular, the extremely fast punching speed made not many people remember that Mike Tyson was 58 years old and had to face many criticisms and health concerns when deciding to fight an opponent 31 years younger, youtuber Jake Paul.

According to the new schedule, the Tyson vs Paul match will take place on November 15 at AT&T Stadium in Texas, USA. Previously, this noisy match should have taken place on July 20, if Tyson had not had a health problem and needed emergency medical assistance on the flight from Miami to Los Angeles at the end of May.

The last time Tyson officially entered the ring was in 2005 and his last match was also 4 years ago, when he fought Roy Jones Jr. Currently, Mike “steel” has a record of 56 wins – 6 losses and 44 of them are knockouts.

As for Jake Paul, although he has switched to being an “amateur boxer”, this 27-year-old youtuber has a very good record with 10 wins (7 knockouts) and only 1 loss. Notably, Jake Paul fought 2 matches this year and won both.

It is known that the Texas State Licensing and Regulation Board “approved it as an official match, with the results counted towards each boxer’s professional boxing record”.

However, due to Mike Tyson’s advanced age, this match was only licensed for 8 rounds, each round lasting 2 minutes. In particular, both boxers must wear large, padded 14 oz gloves, instead of small 10 oz gloves, to limit the risk of life-threatening injuries.

Also according to mandatory regulations in the state of Texas, older boxers like Mike Tyson must undergo brain and heart scans… to determine if they are healthy enough to compete before being allowed to enter the ring. Even “Steel” Mike may be required to undergo a health check just 24 hours before competing with Jake Paul.