Tyson, who returned to the ring for the first time in 19 years, lost by decision to a boxer 31 years younger than him.

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Almost no⁢ movement ​from the 3rd round

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‘Legend’ Mike Tyson (58), who returned to the ring for the‌ first⁢ time in 19 years, was defeated by YouTuber Jake Paul (27, USA).

Tyson ⁣lost by decision ⁣0-3 (72-80 73-79 73-79) in a professional ⁢boxing heavyweight match against Paul held at AT&T Field in Arlington, ‌Texas, USA on the‍ 16th (Korean time).

Expectations doubled as the game ‌on this day⁢ was ⁢exclusively ‍broadcast by Netflix, the world’s largest OTT company, and Tyson⁣ and Paul ⁢received $20 million (approximately ‌27.9 billion won) and‌ $40 million (approximately 55.8 billion won) in‍ medical treatment, respectively.

However, it did not⁢ live up‌ to ‌expectations, receiving boos from fans who filled ‍the stadium hoping for a fierce game.

Unlike a regular match ⁣that ⁤lasts 12 rounds‍ of 3 minutes per ⁢round, today’s match was held in 8 ⁢rounds of‍ 2 minutes to take Tyson ⁤into consideration.

Even with the special regulations, Tyson could​ not show the same ​appearance as before.

He threw ⁢a few punches right after the first round, but barely moved from the third round.

With ⁢the loss that day, Tyson’s previous record, which was 50 wins and 6⁢ losses, increased to 50​ wins and 7 losses.

Tyson‌ smiled after the match, saying he was “happy” despite the⁤ loss.

When asked if he would fight⁣ again, he said, “I ‌don’t know. “It may ‌vary⁤ depending on the situation,” ⁢he said.

Paul, who stopped attacking before the end of the match and paid tribute to Tyson, said, “It⁢ was an ⁣honor to ⁤play with him.”

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    Interview: The Intersection of Celebrity, Sports, and Entertainment in Boxing

    Editor (Time.news): ‌ Today, we’re ‌diving⁣ into the realm of sports and entertainment with a special focus on the recent boxing match that stirred quite a ‌buzz—Mike Tyson’s return to the ring after⁣ 19 years, facing‍ off against YouTuber Jake Paul. Joining us is Dr. Emily Carter, a sports psychologist ‍and expert in the evolving landscape of modern boxing. Welcome, Dr. Carter!

    Dr. Emily Carter: Thank you for having me! It’s an⁤ exciting topic to discuss.

    Editor: Let’s get right into it. The match ended with Jake Paul defeating Mike ⁢Tyson by decision in a rather controversial outcome. Many fans were expecting a thrilling fight but were left disappointed. What do you think contributed‌ to the lack of action, especially⁤ after such high expectations?

    Dr. Carter: I think several factors​ played‍ a ⁤role here. First and foremost, Tyson’s age and the fact that ‍he hadn’t fought professionally in nearly two decades certainly ‌limited his performance. Despite the⁣ special rules allowing for shorter rounds, the intensity of a real ⁣match can be hard to replicate, especially under such spotlight conditions.

    Editor: That’s a valid point. The decision to have ​the ⁣match⁣ last eight rounds of two minutes‌ instead of the ‌traditional twelve rounds of three minutes ⁣was an interesting adjustment. Were these concessions appropriate considering Tyson’s history?

    Dr. Carter: Absolutely, they were. The adjustments were made‌ to‍ prioritize Tyson’s health and​ adaptability to the fight. However, they also⁣ highlight the complexities of having legends compete in an era where entertainment meets sport. It’s a ⁢delicate balance between ensuring safety and ⁣providing the thrilling spectacle that ⁤fans crave.

    Editor: You ⁤mentioned‌ entertainment. The match was​ part of a Netflix exclusive, which signifies a shift in how we consume sports today. ​How do⁣ you see this trend affecting the future of boxing and sports in general?

    Dr. Carter: The integration of platforms‍ like Netflix into sports broadcasting underscores a significant shift towards entertainment. This is particularly popular among younger audiences who⁣ engage with sports not just as ⁢fans, but as part of a larger cultural conversation. However, it does pose challenges for traditional sports, which may need to ‌rethink their strategies in order to capture and ​retain these viewers.

    Editor: Speaking of audiences, the reaction from fans was quite vocal, with boos resonating in the arena. What⁣ does that say ‌about viewers’ expectations in celebrity fights?

    Dr. Carter: Viewer expectations are evolving. Audiences now demand authenticity alongside entertainment. While they understand that matches involving celebrities will ​have an element ‍of spectacle, there’s still a desire for a competitive spirit ⁤that they felt was ⁢lacking.​ This​ creates a ​pressure for fighters, whether ⁣they’re seasoned pros or YouTubers, to deliver not just⁢ entertainment but genuine sporting experiences.

    Editor: Tyson himself seemed to ‌take the loss in⁣ stride, expressing happiness despite the outcome. How important is mindset in such high-stakes environments, particularly for athletes returning ​after long absences?

    Dr. Carter: Mindset is⁤ crucial. Tyson’s ability to maintain a positive spirit illustrates resilience and adaptability, qualities essential for athletes at any stage of their careers. It’s a reminder that while ⁤competition can be intense, personal fulfillment and⁢ mental well-being are just as vital, especially after such a long hiatus.

    Editor: Jake Paul referred to it as an honor​ to​ compete against Tyson. This kind of mutual respect in the ring can‌ bridge gaps between ​traditional athletics​ and these newer forms of celebrity sports. How do you view this relationship?

    Dr. Carter: It really is a fascinating interplay. It shows that beyond the competition, there’s an appreciation for the history of​ the sport and the individuals involved. This respect helps to humanize the fighters, making their journeys relatable ​to fans, which can only enhance ⁤the sport’s appeal.

    Editor: Thank you, Dr. Carter, for your insights. It’s clear that the world of boxing—and sports in general—is evolving in exciting ways, driven by both the athletes and the fans.

    Dr. Carter: Thank you! It was a pleasure to discuss these developments with you. I’m excited to see how these trends⁣ will shape the future⁣ of boxing.

    Editor: Absolutely! We’ll keep our⁣ eyes on the ring and the innovations in sports entertainment. Stay⁣ tuned for more engaging discussions.

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