Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul full results and highlights: Paul dominates Tyson in lackluster Netflix showdown

Mike Tyson has refused to rule out another professional boxing fight and called out Jake Paul's brother, Logan Paul. Paul responded by saying that he would kill Tyson.

Jake Paul beats Mike Tyson by a wide unanimous decision (80-72, 79-73, 79-73) in their historic heavyweight fight in front of 70,000 fans at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas,

A three-punch combination lands for Paul, and Tyson counters with a left hook. Paul looks to be trying to finish Tyson in the eighth but is unable (or unwilling) to do so.

Tyson and Paul go the eight-round distance. Paul was dominant throughout and that wasn't a fight that we really needed to see. Tyson showed some good defense at times and tried to throw power shots but was miles out.

10-9 Paul, 80-72 Paul.

Two left hooks from Tyson early in Round 7, maybe that was the last attack left in his tank. Paul lands a backhand to the body. Left hook, right hand from Paul, followed by a four-punch combination. Tyson attempts to fire back but eats a left hook counter for his troubles. Dominant from Paul.

10-9 Paul, 70-63 Paul.

Paul outboxing Tyson with the jab. Every time Tyson attempts to get close so he can land a punch, his legs let him down and Paul manages to move away from the attack Tyson is trying to launch. It's sad to see Tyson fighting at 58 and boxing like a shell of what he once was.

10-9 Paul, 60-54 Paul.

Paul lands a 1-2 on Tyson early in the fifth and immediately follows it up with the same combination, except the second punch this time is a right uppercut. Paul and Tyson trade left hooks up close, Tyson's seemed more powerful. Overhand right from Paul to close the round.

10-9 Paul, 50-45 Paul.,

Paul dominates Round 4 with his lead hand. Tyson is not throwing at Paul and has now started to move backward, inviting Paul to pressure him. Paul's jab is too sharp for Tyson to counter, although he is showing some of his vintage head movement.

10-9 Paul, 40-36 Paul.

Tyson attempts to start fast but misses his left hook on Paul. Paul lands three left hands on Tyson, and Tyson's legs wobbled. A pair of left hooks from Paul, Tyson unable to respond to it. Tyson's age is showing now. Paul counters Tyson coming in with a right hand, left hook counter in the second minute of Round 3.

10-9 Paul, 30-27 Paul.

Tyson is swinging and missing from out of punching range. His feet aren't quick enough to close the distance on Paul. Paul landed a solid left hook earlier in the round, and dominated the remainder with a firm jab. As long as Paul keeps moving and keeps the fight at long range, he should have the edge.

10-9 Paul, 20-18 Paul.

Tyson attempts to close the distance with his famous movement. They both trade right hands in the first 40 seconds, Paul's lands first but Tyson responds with his own seconds later. Paul is boxing behind his left jab and utilizing lots of movements, testing the older legs of Tyson. Paul buzzed Tyson with a right hand in the last 30 seconds, the best connect of the opener.

10-9 Paul.

58-year-old Mike Tyson (50-6, 44 KOs) clashes with the 31 years younger Jake Paul (10-1, 7 KOs) in front of 70,000 fans at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Tyson vs. Paul will be contested over eight two-minute rounds and the boxers will wear 14-ounce gloves.

Tyson hasn't stepped into the ring since his exhibition with Roy Jones Jr. in 2020, and that fight was after a 15-year layoff.

Paul's only professional loss came at the hands of Tommy Fury in 2020. He has won four consecutive bouts since the blemish.

This is expected to be the most-watched boxing event of the 21st century in the United States.

200-plus pounds: Jake Paul (-210) vs. Mike Tyson (+170)

Embrace the chaos, folks. What more needs to be said?

This matchup revolves exclusively around the unknown and one question that can't be answered until fight night: Do Tyson's skills supersede his age of 58? If the iconic puncher can get over the proverbial hump that is Father Time, Paul has no hope outside of a big shot.

This is still "Iron Mike" we're talking about.

Although Tyson (50-6, 44 KOs) hasn't fought in a pro bout since his 2005 loss to Kevin McBride, he did return for an equally bizarre 2020 exhibition against fellow legend Roy Jones Jr. While Tyson looked solid in that match and would have won had a winner been determinable, it was against a 51-year-old Jones. The same Jones lost a majority decision to former UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis in 2023.

Paul's best asset in boxing is his power. He's worked on his fundamentals gradually over his 11 matches (10-1, 7 KOs). We won't kid ourselves and say his competition has proven he's a future world champion or anything. It has not, and the glaring evidence of that is his lone loss, a split decision to mediocre boxer Tommy Fury in February 2023.

Speed and every other physical advantage goes to Paul by default of his youth. The eight two-minute rounds and 14-ounce gloves might do Tyson somewhat of a favor. He has to last long enough for that to matter, though.

The stage is set for a big knockout on either end. Flip a coin between incredible happiness and sadness. Power is the last thing to go and it will have to be Tyson's saving grace as we've seen Paul hurt by lesser knockout artists, albeit minimally. Unfortunately for the integrity of the sport and its legends, we'll have to take the realistic outcome. And that's a Paul knockout.

Pick: Paul

Hearn is delighted that one of his Matchroom fighters has got a win over a boxer promoted by Paul's Most Valuable Promotions. Hearn is currently suing Paul for Defamation in New York.

Katie Taylor wins a close unanimous decision (95-94, 95-94, 95-94) over Amanda Serrano to retain her undisputed light welterweight title.

Uncrowned also had it 95-94 for Taylor.

A tremendous, all-action fight. Serrano connects with a hard left hook/right hand at the end of Round 10. Taylor answers with a right hand. The second half of this fight has just been non-stop trading between the pair. The first fight was a Fight of the Year contender, the second may also be. We must see a third fight!

10-9 Serrano, 95-94 Taylor.

For the last few rounds, it has been Taylor pushing Serrano back and landing the cleaner power punches. Serrano's head was rocked back with a right hand form Taylor. Her punches don't have the same impact anymore.

10-9 Taylor 86-84 Taylor.