Mike Tyson reveals he suffered memory loss after Jake Paul fight! 'I don't remember what I did'

The Jake Paul and Mike Tyson boxing match, which became the talk of the sports world, was broadcast for free on Netflix on November 15. While Jake Paul was the winner of the match, which ended without a knockout, the historic clash set a record with 65 million views.

The gate revenue for the match, with tickets sold between 58 and 1,500 dollars, exceeded 18 million dollars, marking the highest boxing revenue outside of Nevada.

It was learned that Tyson and Paul earned eight-figure incomes from the match. Regarding the earnings, Jake Paul had said, "We achieved the biggest gate revenue in US boxing history outside of Vegas. The numbers don't lie."

Claims that the match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson was staged had surfaced. Most Valuable Promotions (MVP), the company that organizes Paul's matches, stated that the allegations that the historic boxing match was staged were baseless.

In his latest interview about the match, Mike Tyson said that he experienced a blur in his memory after the first round of the match and that he faced physical difficulties during this process.

According to the report on Donanım Plus, Tyson said, "After the first round, everything became a blur," and noted that he even had difficulty remembering the respect Jake Paul showed him.

Expressing that he was physically very challenged and that he felt intense pain in his chest and stomach area, Tyson stated, "After the first round, everything became confusing... I remember walking toward the corner, Jake was doing something... but I don't remember exactly what happened."