Jake Paul goes up against Mike Tyson in the eagerly awaited exhibition boxing fight screened live on Netflix.
Four months after the original fight was delayed, we’re now just over a week away from Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson, live on Netflix from the AT&T Stadium in Texas (home of the Dallas Cowboys).
Tyson will be returning to the ring for the first time since an exhibition bout against Roy Jones Jr in 2020, while Paul was last seen in July of this year beating American bare knuckle boxer and former mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter Mike Perry.
Let’s look at the latest betting odds and where the bets have been going through oddschecker.
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Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Odds
| Paul vs Tyson Winner | Best Odds | Worst Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Jake Paul | 1/2 | 4/11 |
| Mike Tyson | 5/2 | 15/8 |
| Draw | 10/1 | 8/1 |
Jake Paul is given a greater than 66% chance of winning the fight even at best odds of 1/2 on Betfred. Mike Tyson is as short as 15/8 on William Hill but can be backed at a best price on Boylesports.
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Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Date
The fight will take place on Friday night at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The full event begins at 20:00 EST, meaning the main bout will have a Saturday morning start time in the UK.
Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Rules
The two fighters have agreed to a modified set of rules for this Netflix bout, sanctioned by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations. Instead of the standard 12 rounds of three minutes, there will be a maximum of eight two-minute rounds.
14oz gloves will be worn by both Paul and Tyson, as opposed to the standard 12oz gloves used in the majority of professional fights.
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Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Betting
Despite the odds making him a big outsider (28.6% likely to win at best odds), Tyson has been attracting a greater share of the bets through oddschecker.
In fact, only 13% of punters through oddschecker since the start of the month have sided with Paul despite his clear favouritism for the fight.
Instead, 54% of the bets on the winner market have backed Paul, while 17% favour the draw, perhaps owing to the different rules against a standard professional bout.
The draw is rated the likeliest outcome in the Round Betting market at 11/1 (shortest 9/1), ahead of Jake Paul in Round 4 at 12/1 on William Hill.
