The Brazilian coach is very happy with Mike Tyson’s training

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Mike Tyson continues to train for the fight with Jake Paul, on the 15th, in an eight-round boxing duel. And last Wednesday (6),⁤ the Most Valuable Initiatives released images of the ‌boxing​ legend’s final training session. Even at 58 years⁣ old, the American still has a punch that ‍anyone can down. With ​a ⁢powerful left hook, he knocked down his sparring partner.

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Brazilian‌ trainer Rafael Cordeiro ​was the head of Mike Tyson’s activities 17 days before the⁢ fight. He is known in the world of MMA for managing athletes such as Anderson Silva, Wanderlei Silva, Maurício Shogun, Fabricio Werdum, Rafael ​dos Anjos, among others. Outside the ring, Cordeiro was⁢ ecstatic about the American’s ‍performance.

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– Beautiful! Excellent,‍ Mike! ⁣You broke it! ⁣Beautiful‍ movement! You are complete! — shouted Rafael Cordeiro.

The 51-year-old Brazilian heads​ the Kings MMA team in Huntington Beach, in California, in the United States.‌ In the video, he points out that Tyson is ready for a ‍duel with Jake Paul.

– There ⁣are 17⁤ days until ‍the fight, we are fine. We are in the perfect time, in the perfect place right now. Mike put it all together, mentally, physically, we’re excited, man.‌ If the fight was next Saturday, we would be ready‌ for it (…) Today, Mike is⁤ much better than when he fought Roy (Jones Jr.). Four⁤ years later, at‌ 58,‍ he’s better than he was ‌at 54. He’s seen everything he’s done right and everything he’s⁢ done wrong, and he’s fixed it. That’s the​ beauty of ⁣fighting! The energy is ‌good, his energy is good. — Celebrate Cordeiro.

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Tyson will ⁢be in the‍ ring on November 15 (Photo: Reproduction)

Still in the video, Rafael says that Tyson will “hunt down” Jake Paul, an opponent who⁢ is 31 years his junior and ⁢who started his boxing journey in 2020, and has 10 wins and one loss among fights⁤ mainly with ex- MMA fighters.

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— He is improving his training ‌techniques, better⁢ and better​ every day with his defense, his power, his speed, his resistance. ‌Today he put everything together, the conditioning,⁢ and ‌everything he needs to put on a great show⁤ on November‍ 15th. The⁢ only guarantee we ⁤have ⁣is that ‍Mike ⁣will dare to kill or be killed. He’s going to hunt ⁤this boy like crazy and we definitely don’t want just one touch. If Mike removes his hands, it’s over, it’s over, and the test ​will be on November 15th. — he finished.

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When is the fight⁤ between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul?

The fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul will⁣ be on ‌November⁤ 15, broadcast live‍ and exclusively on Netflix, at 10pm (Brazilian time). The duel will take place at​ AT&T Stadium, in‌ Arlington, ⁣Texas.

Time.news Editor (T.N.E): Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with⁤ Rafael‌ Cordeiro, the renowned trainer⁣ of boxing legend Mike Tyson, as he prepares for ⁣his ⁤upcoming bout against Jake Paul. Rafael, thank you for joining ⁣us.

Rafael ⁣Cordeiro ⁢(R.C): Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to discuss this incredible journey with you.

T.N.E: Mike ⁢Tyson ⁣is 58‍ years old and still showing‌ impressive strength. Can you tell us⁤ about his recent training sessions ‌and what we’re seeing in those videos released by Most Valuable Initiatives?

R.C: Absolutely! Mike has been‍ putting in⁢ a tremendous ‌amount of ‌effort. His training sessions are intense; he’s still got that powerful left hook. You​ saw him in action during sparring, and he knocked down a partner. ​At his ‍age, many might expect him to slow down, but ‌he’s proving otherwise. He’s a ⁣testament⁤ to ‌discipline and determination.

T.N.E: There seems to be a strong chemistry between you and Mike.⁤ How has your‌ experience in MMA influenced your approach ⁤to training him for boxing?

R.C: My experience in MMA ⁤is⁢ definitely beneficial. I’ve‌ trained fighters who have faced diverse challenges,⁢ and those lessons ⁣translate well to boxing. ⁢Each fighter is ⁤different, and Mike is special. He has unique ​skills, ⁣and I ⁤emphasize that, building⁢ on ⁢what ⁢he does best. That‌ way, he remains motivated and focused.

T.N.E:⁣ You mentioned that he is in a better place⁣ now than when he fought Roy Jones Jr. What specific improvements have you noticed⁤ in him?

R.C: His mindset⁢ has‌ transformed⁣ significantly. Four years ‍ago, he was still finding his footing after a long break⁤ from the ring. Today, he’s far more aware of​ his strengths and has corrected⁤ past missteps.⁣ Mentally and physically, he’s ready. Our training regimen ​has not only improved his technique but also his overall‍ energy and enthusiasm for the sport.

T.N.E: That’s fascinating. ​With a significant age gap between him and Jake Paul, do you think this affects the dynamics of their fight?

R.C: Age is just⁤ a number in this case.⁢ Jake has been training since 2020, but⁣ he still has ⁢a​ lot to learn. Mike is an experience powerhouse, ⁢and he brings decades of boxing knowledge to the ring. He will be ​hunting down Jake, and I believe that experience will be a major advantage.

T.N.E: How has Mike responded to preparing for an opponent who is⁢ significantly younger and, in some ways, less experienced?

R.C: Mike ⁤thrives on competition, regardless of age differences‍ or experience levels. He’s excited ⁣about the challenge​ Jake ‍presents. It’s not just about youth; it’s about⁢ strategy and skill, and Mike has⁢ both in spades. ‍His focus is razor-sharp, and he’s treating this fight as a chance to showcase the best version of himself.

T.N.E: There seems to be a lot ⁤of⁢ excitement surrounding this match. What are your thoughts on the​ impact this fight ⁢could have on boxing and the crossover nature of it all?

R.C: It’s going to be huge. The crossover between traditional boxing and social media-driven events like this is​ changing⁢ the landscape. It draws in audiences from different backgrounds, and fights like this bridge the gap. For ‌Mike to​ be involved continues to solidify the importance of the sport, and it‌ shows how boxing ​can evolve while still respecting its⁤ core ⁤values.

T.N.E: Thank you for sharing these ‌insights, ⁢Rafael. As we approach the fight date on November 15,‌ what can⁢ fans expect to see?

R.C: Expect to see ⁣a hungry, revitalized ⁣Mike Tyson ‍ready to⁤ reclaim his place in the boxing world. His performance will be a blend of his rich experience and the fire of a warrior who has much to‍ prove. It’s going to be an⁤ unforgettable​ night!

T.N.E: We look forward to it! Thank⁢ you ‌again, Rafael, ⁤for your​ time⁤ and insights.

R.C: Thank you! Let’s⁤ celebrate the sport together!

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