A surprising warning from boxing legend Mike Tyson, days after his return to the ring at age 58.
George Foremanlegendary former champion heavy weights and Olympic gold medalist Mexico 1968shared his vision for the next fight of one of boxing’s greatest icons, Mike Tyson. At 58 years old, Kid Dynamite will return to the ring face to face Jake Paulopponent, who is only 27 years old, on November 15 in Arlington, Texas, with a broadcast Netflix. For Foreman, the age difference between the fighters will be the determining factor in the fight. “Time is on Paul’s Side”– Foreman emphasized, thereby emphasizing the advantage that a much younger and more energetic boxer can have.
Although Tyson remains the favorite in this matchup, Foreman did not hesitate to express his concerns about the challenges he would face. “Jake Paul is not a lump, and he is not afraid of this type of opponent,” Foreman commented in an interview with the magazine New York fights. This statement highlights the skill and lack of fear that the powerful man has demonstrated in his previous fights.
The event will take place in AT&T StadiumThis is expected to be one of the most anticipated fights in recent years. Foreman, who also alludes to the strength of the YouTuber’s fists, directly mentions the potential risks for Iron Mike. “That Paul could have put me to sleep,” he said in a statement that underscored the respect the young fighter earned in the ring.
Foreman’s analysis is not just about the years separating the two contenders, but also about the former heavyweight king’s ability to handle a tense eight-round, two-minute fight against someone much younger.
In addition to sporting considerations, Foreman expressed satisfaction with the return to the ring of his fellow veteran, who has not officially competed since 2005. “I’m very happy for Mike Tyson, he needed such emotions in his life”said.
Big George, 75, has returned to boxing twice since retiring; the last one, at 45 years old. Therefore, in contrast to the wave of criticism that Iron Mike received for this risky adventure, he supported it. However, the two legends never met in the ring.
“I would like to fight George Foreman. Many fans wondered who the bigger puncher was. “I would like to put an end to the discussion one way or another,” the Brooklyn native said in an interview with the publication Ring.
“This guy was a nightmare in the ring. He didn’t want anything to do with him, he didn’t want anything to do with Tyson. It was a monster. He attacked you with his left and then with his right and hit you. “He was the kind of guy you see in a nightmare and want to wake up and say, ‘I’m glad it’s a dream,’” explained the legendary Foreman, who in another role issued a warning to Mike. in the face of Friday’s crash.
In Texas, Kid Dynamite will unfreeze his impressive record of 50 wins, 6 losses and 44 knockouts, having not fought professionally since 2005 when he was defeated by knockout Kevin McBride. This confrontation was the boxer’s last professional appearance until he starred in an exhibition match against Roy Jones Jr.event, which raised $80 million, showing that it continued to have strong fan interest.
Meanwhile, Paul has a brand 10 wins and one lossdefeating other high-profile opponents such as former UFC champion Tyron Woodley and boxer Tommy Fury.