By Jonah Bryfman
With approximately four months until the much anticipated fight between the 57 year old Mike Tyson and the 28 year old Jake Paul, there has been much drama across social media platforms. However, things really started getting heated when Tyson, who holds 50 career wins, 44 from knockouts, and only six losses, posted a rather aggressive tweet targeted at Paul.
This was the post, which was uploaded on the first of April:
Texas Animal Control has been made aware of the situation and are “ready for anything,” according to the head control officer. Alongside Texas animal control services, security at AT&T stadium will be doubled and the security personnel for the fight are already learning traditional Bengal Tiger defense, a form of defensive fighting used in the southern regions of Asia to fight off Bengal tigers.
Though fans have seen an ear bitten off in a boxing match, (by Tyson himself), a full body torn to pieces by an opponent’s own tiger has never been seen before. Some speculators are even accusing Netflix, the streaming service for the fight, of trying to gain more viewership by paying Tyson to make this aggressive post.
Though no investigation has been started, it is guaranteed that this will be one of the top matches of the early 21st century. July 20, 2024 will be a day for the books in boxing history, and the whole world will have the opportunity to witness it.
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