Jake Paul beat Mike Tyson by unanimous decision on Friday, November 15, 2024, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, with the judges scoring it 80-72, 79-73 and 79-73. The fight went all eight two-minute rounds, and Netflix streamed it as its first live sports event, according to ESPN.
This page backed Tyson before the fight, and that bet lost. Of its five calls, one won: Over 5.5 rounds.
How the fight went
Tyson was 58 and Paul 27. ESPN reported that Tyson struggled to mount any real offense while Paul peppered him with jabs through all eight rounds. It was Tyson’s return to the ring after nearly two decades.
The fight was first set for July 20, 2024. Tyson withdrew after an ulcer flare-up on a flight in May, and Paul kept that date against Mike Perry, whom he stopped in the sixth round, before meeting Tyson in November.
What this page called
| Bet, as published | Result |
|---|---|
| Mike Tyson to win (+220) | Lost: Paul won on points |
| Total rounds: Over 5.5 (-250) | Won: all eight rounds were completed |
| Fight to go the distance: No (-225) | Lost: it went the distance |
| Tyson by TKO, KO or DQ (+235) | Lost |
| Tyson to win in rounds 5 to 8 (+1100) | Lost |
A +220 price on Tyson implied 31.3%, and the -225 against the distance implied 69.2%, so the market as this page quoted it expected a stoppage more often than not. It did not come.
Where to go next
The fight that kept this one on the calendar is on our Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry page. For boxing and UFC odds on upcoming fights, compare the books in our sportsbook reviews, and for the services that sell picks, our handicapper site reviews. For picks on the major sports, see the paid picks membership.
