Jake Paul denies concern and rules out need for replacement for Mike Tyson: 'Super healthy'

Mike Tyson (left) facing Jake Paul (dir.). Photo: Reproduction/X

The forced postponement of the duel from July to November due to health problems of Mike Tyson was not enough to generate any kind of concern in Jake Paul regarding the long-awaited fight against the world boxing legend, scheduled for November 15th, at the AT&T Stadium, in Arlington, in the United States.

In a recent interview with the portal 'TMZ Sports', the YouTuber revealed that he was not worried about his health. Mike Tyson and ruled out the possibility of calling up a replacement for the boxing legend.

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“I have no concerns. He’s doing great. He’s super healthy behind the scenes and feeling great. That’s what we’re focused on. There’s currently no replacement,” Jake assured.

In addition to ensuring that you are calm about the event taking place, Jake Paul commented on a recent statement by Francis Ngannou, former UFC heavyweight champion and current “colleague” at the PFL, who pointed out favoritism for Mike Tyson.

“Mike is big, stocky and strong. Yeah, Francis (Ngannou) actually said he thinks Mike is going to knock me out, which is funny. But I have to be careful in the first few rounds because Mike has crazy power in his hands,” the YouTuber admitted.

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