“Unbelievable Punch Stats Revealed: What the Numbers Say About the Epic Showdown Between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson!”

In a matchup that had fans biting their nails—and perhaps their gloves too—Jake Paul faced off against boxing legend Mike Tyson in what can only be described as a spectacle of age-defying grit. Paul emerged victorious by unanimous decision after an eight-round tussle, raising eyebrows and sparking discussions across the boxing community. At just 27, he boosted his professional record to 12-1, while the iconic Tyson, now a few decades into retirement, saw his tally shift to 50-7-2. Initially, it seemed Iron Mike had the edge, making a strong start and snagging the first couple of rounds. But as the bout unfolded, it became clear that Paul’s relentless energy and strategic aggression paved the way for a hard-fought victory, leaving many to wonder—what impact does age really have in the ring? For die-hard boxing fans, the fight was an intriguing blend of nostalgia and contemporary showmanship that will surely keep the conversation going. Want to dive deeper into the details of this thrilling event? LEARN MORE.

Jake Paul came out victorious in his heavyweight bout with Mike Tyson, winning by unanimous decision after eight rounds of boxing.

The 27-year-old has now improved his professional boxing record to 12-1, while Tyson’s record sunk slightly to 50-7-2 after the Netflix fight.

Following Paul’s win after eight, two minute rounds, where Tyson actually started more promising and was unofficially given the first two rounds, fans made the same observation about the match-up – Tyson did incredibly well considering the fighters having a 31-year age gap.

Iron Mike also commented on the constant chewing of his gloves throughout the fight, as many new boxing fans were introduced to this habit, while older boxing fans will recall his biting antics back in 1997, when he bit Evander Holyfield’s ear off in the ring.

Paul won via unanimous decision, and it wasn’t close (TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images)

After Tyson’s surprising start, Paul grew into the fight as the younger boxer, working on his opponent without seemingly going for the knockout blow that fans thirsted for.

In the end, Paul managed to land a respectable 78 punches on Tyson from 278 thrown (28 percent), while Tyson could only manage 18 landed punches, throwing 97 (18 percent).

The latter did well to evade many of the 27-year-old’s attempts, though it wasn’t enough in the end, as he struggled to find his rhythm after the first couple of rounds.

Fans took to social media to further explain this point, as one user said: “While Tyson held a strong defence, Paul’s aggression and pressure won him the victory in this fight to remember.”

Another added: “6-2 Paul. Hell of an effort for Tyson, really gave it his all. Paul beat up a 58 year old man… good job I guess?”

A third wrote about Tyson: “Have to give it to him for trying. I predicted a 1st round of Tyson knocking out Jake or Tyson losing.

“It’s for a reason world class athletes retire young. Body can’t handle the punishment anymore. I never liked Paul, but how he showed respect to Tyson gets him my respect.”

Viewers think that the punch stats show how one-sided the fight was (X/Dhanush42930901)

Earlier tonight, some fans had endured streaming problems while trying to get the fight up, while millions at home were treated, or jump-scared, to Tyson’s bare a** in his locker room following a pre-fight interview.

Results of Paul vs Tyson fight card

Jake Paul def. Mike Tyson via unanimous decision

Katie Taylor def. Amanda Serrano via unanimous decision

Mario Barrios vs. Abel Ramos – split draw

Neeraj Goyat def. Whindersson Nunes via unanimous decision

Shadasia Green def. Melinda Watpool via split decision

Lucas Bahdi def. Armando Casamonica via majority decision

Shu Shu Carrington Jr. def. Dana Coolwell via unanimous decision