The whole world is talking about this claim... Will Mike Tyson and Jake Paul fight again? A crazy offer has emerged
Saudi Arabia is preparing to shake the boxing world once again. A 700 million dollar offer for a rematch between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul is on the agenda. However, it has been claimed that for Tyson to earn this money, he must knock out Jake Paul within 3 minutes.
The winner of the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul match, which caused a huge stir around the world, was Paul. It has been claimed that the duo received an offer from Saudi Arabia to play a rematch.
It is alleged that Turki Al-Sheikh, Chairman of the General Entertainment Authority of Saudi Arabia, wants to organize a rematch of the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight.
It is said that Turki Al-Sheikh is prepared to pay Mike Tyson $700 million for this fight.
However, there would be one condition for Tyson to earn the $700 million. That is for the legendary boxer to knock out Jake Paul within 3 minutes.
While foreign media reports that this offer is currently just a claim, opinions have been expressed as to why the rematch might not happen.
It was stated that Jake Paul put $40 million in his pocket by defeating Mike Tyson in the first fight and that he has no reason to fight Tyson again. It was noted that especially if the first fight was staged, Jake Paul would not agree to step into the ring with Tyson again.
Another obstacle for Jake Paul is his belief that Turki Al-Sheikh does not like him. The reason for this is cited as Turki Al-Sheikh telling him to fight "real" boxers.
News Source : 12punto
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