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Mike Tyson versus Jake Paul Fallout is still surprised
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1 year agoon
Fallout of the controversial fight of Mike Tyson versus Jake Paul is still surprised when the last round of the media begins to distract.
After Paul confused his “Tyson healed Parkinson Spiel, causing a statement of refusal to a boxing legend team, the script only adds the event littered with the drama from the very beginning.
Tyson announced for the first time that he would have to face Paul on March 7, 2o24. The main start was then confirmed in July live at Netflix at the AT&T stadium in Arlington, Texas. Three weeks later, YouTuber Boxer outlined his intention of boxing Tyson professionally, causing indignation at a 31-year break. The fighters immediately faced the battle uphill, convincing everyone who was more than grasping the money, despite the addition of Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano II as a factor on the combat card.
Despite the opposition, Paul and Tyson plowed their mega-performance, which a few weeks later achieved literal turbulence. Tyson fell into an airplane journey, in which rescuers deal with the stage described as a medical accident due to the cracking of stomach ulcers. MVP has published a statement confirming the event, scheduled for eight two-minute rounds with 14-unit gloves, will be postponed four months to November 15.
World Boxing News then turned off the news that Paul Contra Tyson would have drug tests that did not take place later. Tyson, as a result, was burning products that he sells three weeks before the fight.
Department of Licensing and Regulation in Texas [TDLR] WBN also said that Tyson would not be checked in terms of any effects of the problem of the stomach ulcer up to 24 hours before the fight, despite the later parties of the former heavyweight master that he has ten blood transfusions and almost died.
Part of the fury died for some time when 58-year-old Tyson tried to regain her form. Soon he would do it “the smallest man on the planet”, and ten -second training clips would again open social media and Hoodwink fans to think that his boxing career can be re -launted at almost sixty years antique.
A one -time undisputed master hit Paul on his last face, proving many that his power was no longer. After stepped on the fingers of Tyson, Paul was unmoved, and the magazine was on the wall.
After the first bell during the Friday evening, Netflix Free-to-Air Free-Air Event was clear that the Tyson movement was turned off. His time was everywhere, and his blows did not resemble those who trained. This caused more disputes because social media speculated that there was a contract between the couple before the fight.
There were also many complaints about the quality of the stream, because the buffering disrupted the entire transmission.
Ultimately, Paweł won the expected unanimous decision. Then he put his foot again, stating that he was simple to find himself in Tyson, when he realized that the 80’s icon could not move nearby as needed for a professional fight. His expectations for grave treatment as a legal boxer disappeared even more.
Iron Mike never fought, he had no chance of winning and did not give Paul that he had no license for the claim of the hero’s status or said that he defeated anyone who noticed. Everything that left the sour taste in the mouth, even before the influential boxer “spread mistakenly”, saying that Tyson has cured Parkinson’s disease with a psychedilic toad.
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Fans predict ‘0-7’ after Anthony Joshua lists heavyweight targets
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2 hours agoon
June 3, 2026
This comment stood out because it reflected a broader theme running through the responses.
“I have to beat the next fight first,” one fan wrote.
“AJ is fed up,” wrote another.
“Itauma would humiliate AJ,” predicted a third commenter.
“The man is just talking nonsense, stfu and let’s see then,” wrote another fan.
Others questioned why Joshua had already spoken to Fury, Daniel Dubois, Fabio Wardley, Agit Kabayel, Moses Itauma and Deontay Wilder before joining Prengi.
This reaction shows how rapidly the opinion about the former two-time heavyweight champion has changed. Joshua still talks openly about becoming a three-time world champion and competing in the biggest fights available.
Many fans remain unconvinced.
Joshua lost twice to Oleksandr Usyk and was knocked out by Dubois in his last fight against a top heavyweight. These setbacks led some observers to doubt whether he could still compete with the most threatening fighters in the division.
Skepticism was evident throughout the reaction to Joshua’s list. Instead of debating which fight should come first, many fans focused on whether he could beat any of the opponents he mentioned.
Joshua sees Fury, Dubois, Wardley, Kabayel, Itauma and Wilder as the main options still available to him.

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Former WBC cruiserweight world champion Tony Bellew has described what he considers to be the “greatest night” of his impressive 34-fight career; during which he faced players such as Adonis Stevenson, David Haye and Oleksandr Usyk.
Bellew began his professional career at lightweight heavyweight, winning the British and Commonwealth titles at 175 pounds, but losing to both Nathan Cleverly and Adonis Stevenson while fighting for world titles.
The defeat against the Canadian resulted in his move to cruiserweight, where the proud Evertonian defeated Mateusz Masternak in the fight for the EBU European belt, then stopped Ilunga Makabu within three rounds and won the WBC world title at Goodison Park.
Two victories over the legendary David Haye would soon follow, but the third defeat of his career, at the hands of Oleksandr Usyk, turned out to be “The Bomber’s last appearance as a professional, as the iconic Ukrainian stopped Bellew when he had no cards in the eighth round of the game in 2018.
On X, Bellew celebrated the 10th anniversary of his world title win over Makabu, describing the evening as “the greatest night ever”.
My greatest night ever!! I can’t believe it’s been 10 years already! 💛💚💛 #WBC pic.twitter.com/uHQdeeLuyu
— Tony Bellew (@TonyBellew) May 31, 2026
“My greatest night ever!! I can’t believe it’s been 10 years already!” #WBC“
The Bellew-Makabu card featured a wealth of Liverpool talent on the evening, with Callum, Paul and Stephen Smith performing alongside David Price, James Metcalf, Tom Farrell, Gerald Carroll and Craig Glover in an incredible display of Liverpool’s talent pool.
Makabu won the WBC world title himself, overtaking Michał Cieślak in the fight for the belt in 2020, and then defended the title twice before losing it to Badou Jacek in 2023.
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Devin Haney responds after Keyshawn Davis moves to No. 1 in the WBO welterweight rankings
Published
6 hours agoon
June 3, 2026
The WBO champion quickly accepted a fight with Davis after the challenger rose to the top of the rankings
Devin Haney wasted no time reacting after Keyshawn Davis was elevated to No. 1 in the WBO welterweight rankings. The champion publicly welcomed the matchup, posting a low message on social media shortly after the updated rankings were released.
Let’s do it KEYSHAWN.. https://t.co/plq9hqQpBP
— Devin Haney (@Realdevinhaney) June 3, 2026
This is absolute theater and to look at it like everything else is to succumb to the promotional machine. The moment the WBO rankings dropped and Keyshawn took the No. 1 spot, Haney knew the clock was ticking.
Had he remained still or tried to minimize Keyshawn’s 147-pound inexperience, the boxing world would have immediately labeled him a shirker. By jumping on X and immediately matching the energy, he completely obfuscates this narrative. He begins to look like a fearless champion who is ready for everyone, knowing full well that posting on social media doesn’t cost a penny or require a contract.
The reality of the situation suggests that this is a calculated public relations move rather than a genuine desire for several different reasons:
- Financial reality: Haney always strives for the highest possible bottom line. While the Keyshawn fight is in high demand among die-hard fans, it doesn’t compare to the massive payday of a potential rematch with Ryan Garcia or the other blockbuster pay-per-view opportunities that are likely at the top of his wish list.
- Mandatory timeline cushion: Haney knows how bodywork mechanisms turn. Even with the WBO expected to order a mandatory challenge this summer, negotiations, price offers and promotional extensions could add months to the schedule. He has plenty of time to consider other options before the real pressure comes.
- Risk versus reward: Fighting a adolescent, hungry and highly skilled fighter like Keyshawn, who has never even fought at welterweight, is a hazardous proposition in a title defense when there are much more lucrative, established names on the market.
Haney’s quick response was a great defensive move outside the ring to protect his brand. He gave fans an exhilarating quote they wanted to see, but when it comes to actual network deals, promotional arrangements and guarantees, the energy will likely change. On social media it’s uncomplicated to say “Let’s do this”; it’s a completely different story when the contract is sitting on your desk.
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