By Jake Paul, however, does not restrain by tagging Conor McGregor as ‘jealous’ after the UFC’s renowned veteran commented on his upcoming bout with Mike Tyson.
The event at the center of all this debate, which is scheduled for July 20th in Texas, has been subjected to criticism because of the substantial twenty-four-year age gap between both fighters. Tyson, at 58, is against Paul, who is 27 years old, in the contest that is supposed to be very interesting.
McGregor’s refusal to show up for the fight caused Paul to surface on his podcast with an immediate response. Paul argued that the concentration of media and social media on this event will bring huge attention to this event, so this will still be among the few events in world history.
Paul owned a boxing record of 9-1, suffered a knockback losing to Tommy Fury, but he made it up by winning his next three fights. Both of them, while the official retirement was in 2005, Tyson made a comeback in 2020 into an exhibition match against Roy Jones Jr.
McGregor being questioned about his intentions for getting back at the ring showed his confused look with Tysons return to the ring which represents his disinterest in the fight. Nevertheless, he sponsored well wishes to the boxing champ.
However, McGregor and others point out that despite his confidence in success, Paul is interested in showing the extent of the event and is not much bothered by other critics they consider as the jealous ‘old heads’.
The buzz in the street of the melee between Paul and Tyson continues on the paths to the heaviest boat in the arena of all fighting sports.
