(VIDEO) Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul Full Fight Highlights

It had been over 20 years and 7,000+ days since Mike Tyson entered the ring as a pro. It looked like it, as the 58-year-old looked his age against YouTuber Jake Paul in a packed AT&T Stadium.

Initially met with a negative reaction when announced, the fans in Texas felt restless as there was a lack of action from both. The 27-year-old Paul looked much looser than Tyson, who couldn’t move his neck, and his legs seemed worse for wear. He even had a leg brace.

The end result was Paul putting a feather in his cap and having forever bragging rights he beat the legendary Tyson.

“It’s such an honor. He’s a legend, he’s the greatest to ever do it,” Paul said. “I look up to him, I’m inspired by him. He’s the toughest, baddest man on the planet… I was trying to hurt him a little bit. I was scared of him hurting me.”

Tyson looked sharp in the opening rounds, with a glimmer in his eye not seen in some time. However, as the fight continued, it looked like Tyson was slowing down. Paul landed crisp shots to the head of Tyson. While Tyson landed a few good blows of his own, there wasn’t much juice to his punches.

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It appeared Paul was pulling some of his shots to respect Tyson. It could also be the move to heavyweight after cruiserweight action got to him. Regardless, it was all Paul as the fight went on.

In the end, Paul won via unanimous decision. He landed 78 of 278 shots (28%), while Tyson landed 18 of 97 (18%). Tyson has lost three straight now, while Paul has won five. He didn’t call anyone specific out after the fight. But Tyson was interested in Jake’s brother Logan.

“I knew he was a good fighter, I knew he was prepared… I didn’t prove nothing to anybody… I’m just happy with what I can do,” Tyson said.

Some positives from the event: The fight between Tyson and Paul crashed Netflix, entering the boxing and live sports streaming business. It also produced some of the best fights outside the main event on the main card.

Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano went to war once again for undisputed gold in the People’s Main Event. For ten rounds, they gave it their all, including Serrano, who had a vicious cut above her eye following multiple headbutts from Serrano.

Taylor won via unanimous decision (95-94, 95-94, 95-94) in what many call the robbery of the year in another Fight of the Year contender.

Serrano looked sharp early in the fight, landing crisp blows on Taylor’s face. Taylor pushed back and held onto Serrano several times. The referee warned Taylor and ended up deducting a point.

Once again, the crowd was on their feet as Serrano, with the cut getting worse and a fighting Taylor giving it her all. Serrano landed 324 on 734 shots thrown (44%), while Taylor landed 217 of 529 shots (41%). The latter remains champion, while Serrano, who moved up multiple weight classes, still holds gold at featherweight.

Mario Barrios and Abel Ramos had fight fans craving for more, as their clash for the WBO welterweight title ended in a draw.

The first half of the fight was all-Barrios, as he touched Ramos up. Ramos dug deep and knocked Barrios down in the sixth. From there, it was a slugfest. With one knockdown a piece, the crowd in Texas were on their feet in the championship rounds as the two slugged it out.

Per CompuBox, Barrios landed 279 shots, while Ramos landed 204. When is the rematch?

A stop star from India took on a top Brazilian influencer, as Neeraj Goyat beat Whindersson Nunes handily to open the show. Goyat called out Paul several times, and Paul returned the favor by signing him to his team. He controlled the fight, with Nunes offering nothing of substance.

While many didn’t care for the fight, there was a method to the madness. That is the Jake Paul experience.

The Sporting News provided live round-by-round updates for the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight on Saturday night. Check it out

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson live updates, results from 2024 fight

Jake Paul beats Mike Tyson in dominant fashion

Round eight: Paul pushed Tyson back and landed jabs. Overhand shots by Paul. And another. It is getting sad. The crowd booed, for good reason. Big right by Paul. Paul bowed to Tyson as the fight ended.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Paul (78-74 Paul)

Round seven: Paul appeared to pull punches for Tyson’s sake. Tyson tried being explosive, but Paul landed combinations. Overhand right by Paul. Right hand by Paul. Overhand shots connect as Tyson looks hurt.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Paul (68-65 Paul)

Round six: Tyson moved like a rock out there. Big overhand shot from Paul. Paul moved Tyson back with some jabs.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Paul (58-56)

Round five: Tyson looks tired. Paul went towards the body as Tyson’s legs were shot. Combinations from Paul landed. Jabs pushed Tyson back. A left hook by Tyson connected. Paul’s hands were low. Overhand right by Paul.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Paul (48-47 Paul)

Round four: Paul continued to land jabs. He landed a right hand. Overhand shot by Paul. Big shot from Paul. Left hook from Paul and overhand shots continued to pour down.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Paul (38-38)

Round three: Overhand shot by Paul. Big right by Tyson. Left hook, and another from Paul. A sharp jab. Overhand shot pushed Tyson back. Tyson was biting his gloves. Paul with an inside shot. Body shot by Tyson.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Paul (29-28 Tyson)

Round two: Tyson’s neck is stiff as he can’t find good defense. Overhand shot by Paul. Tyson landed one of his own. Body shot by Tyson.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Tyson (20-18)

Round one: Tyson looks old with the beard. Tyson ran right away, trying to take Paul’s head off. Paul with a hook. Tyson with a jab. Went for the hook right away. Paul tried to clinch. Nice jab by Paul. A right hand by Paul. Body sho by Tyson.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Tyson

Tyson came out by himself, wearing all black, looking dangerous.

“In The Air Tonight” entrance for Paul as he comes out in an Eddie Guerrero-like Lowrider. His brother Logan is with him as is the pigeon he tried giving Tyson. The ultimate Mad Lib.

Alright, main event is up next: Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson. Tyson’s first pro fight since 2005. Packed A&AT Stadium. Everyone watching on Netflix. What a time to be alive.

As we await for the main event, fans in the arena are watching highlights of the two fighters.

It is 11:30 p.m. ET, and the main event will happen in 30 minutes. Woof.

The crowd was booing Taylor as they watched a robbery. Felt for Taylor, as it wasn’t her fault the judges gave the fight to her. Gutted for Serrano, who landed over more than 100 strikes compared to Taylor.

Katie Taylor beats Amanda Serrano in Fight of the Year, Robbery of the Year contender

Round ten: They exchanged heavy blows in the center of the ring to a standing ovation. Serrano with massive blows. Relentless. She rocked Taylor. And again. Combinations from Taylor. Serrano pushed Taylor back. Counter shots connected from both. Taylor won on all three scorecards. A robbery!

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Serrano (97-92 Serrano)

Round nine: They exchanged shots in the middle of the ring. Taylor with a big shot. Big overhand shot by Taylor. Uppercut from Serrano. More head shots by both. Combinations from Serrano. ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!?

MORE: Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 2 live updates

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Serrano (87-83 Serrano)

Round eight: Left hook by Taylor. Serrano went for the attack. She landed jabs. They exchanged shots. Taylor went for the eye. Combinations by Taylor. Whoa, Taylor was deducted a point. This was due to headbutts.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-8 Serrano (77-74)

Round seven: They exchanged shots in the middle of the ring. All head shots. Taylor got hit with uppercuts. In the clinch, Serrano fought hard to get the big knockout shot. Combinations from Taylor. Left by Serrano. Big shots from Taylor. Serrano with a massive shot towards the end of the round.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Taylor (67-66 Serrano)

Round six: By the corner, Taylor got warned for holding. She got hit by a barrage of shots. Taylor hit Serrano with a big shot to the bad eye and Serrano was pissed. Her eye does not look good. The fight continued. Taylor landed vicious blows to the eye. They exchanged shots. Big blow by Taylor. Combinations from the champion.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Taylor (58-56 Serrano)

Round five: Serrano has a massive cut above her eye from the headbutt. Big jab by Serrano. She used her footwork to create lateral movement. Left by Serrano. Taylor clinched to halt Serrano’s momentum. Combinations from Taylor. More combinations from Serrano.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Serrano (49-46 Serrano)

Round four: Taylor put pressure on Taylor, who did hit quick shots. Big shot by Serrano. Pushing her to the corner, Serrano landed hard blows. Uppercuts from within the clinch. Headbutt and Serrano is bleeding. Body shot by Serrano.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Serrano (39-37 Serrano)

Round three: Jabs by Taylor connected. Big right by Taylor. Rabbit punches for Taylor. Hook by Serrano. Body shot by Serrano. By the corner, Serrano landed another body shot. Hooks by Taylor.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Serrano (29-28 Serrano)

Round two: Combinations from Serrano landed. Big right by Taylor. She landed additional combinations. Taylor got clicked with a right hook. Taylor with big combinations. Taylor with a hook and a shot to the side of the head. Buffering issues on Netflix, which has been a theme of the night. Big right by Serrano.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Taylor (19-19)

Round one: The two were trying to establish the jab. Big counter shot by Serrano. A straight left by Serrano. Taylor with a counter shot but Serrano pressed forward. Combinations from Taylor. Big left by Taylor. Massive blows by Serrano, and Taylor was saved by the bell.

SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Serrano

Interesting: Last fight, Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano had a whole team with them. This time, they walked out alone.

10:21 p.m. ET: The co-main event is up next, as Katie Taylor defends the undisputed super lightweight titles against Amanda Serrano. The rematch of the 2022 Fight of the Year. The People’s Main Event.

Jerry Jones of the Cowboys was on the broadcast, amazed by what he is seeing at his own stadium.

Jake Paul is being interviewed by Ariel Helwani. He’s upset Tyson slapped him at the weigh-ins and is ready to knock him out.

Are you not entertained? Mario Barrios, Abel Ramos compete in a classic, Barrios remains welterweight champion

Ramos with a lead right. Jabs by Barrios. The crowd stood up as both exchanged in the final 30 seconds. The fight ended in a draw. When is the rematch?

9:53 p.m. ET: Ramos winked at Barrios as the tenth ended. Barrios started to pick things up in the eleventh. Right hand by Barrios, along with a huge uppercut to the temple. Combinations by Ramos connected. He got pushed back by a right hook. Round twelve time. Big hooks by Ramos. They traded shots as the stadium looked like it was almost full.

9:47 p.m. ET: Ramos with a power surge in round nine. Barrios’ nose was bleeding. Big left hook by Ramos. And another. A left hook connected again. Body and head shots connected as Barrios’ eye started to swell. Combinations by Barrios, but his bloody nose was giving him issues. Uppercut by Barrios connected. Barrios with four straight shots.

9:40 p.m. ET: Ramos continued to land vicious blows in the seventh. Big right by Barrios. Combinations landed from Barrios. It was a nice recovery by the champion. They traded body shots in the eighth. Combinations from Ramos connected. Ramos was swinging wildly but left himself open for counters. Ramos landed better combinations and more punches in the later rounds.

9:30 p.m. ET: Massive right hand that dropped Barrios to the floor in round six, the biggest shock of the night. Ramos poured it onto Barrios, who was pushing himself back. Jabs landed by Ramos as he pressed forward, with new life. Ramos was a man possessed. Massive right at the end of the bell.

9:25 p.m. ET: Leading left hook by Ramos as he got a little more comfortable. Still, Barrios looked like the better fighter. Right hand to start round four by Barrios. He used a leading jab to push Ramos back. Ramos kept his cool, but he didn’t land anything substantial.

9:15 p.m. ET: Huge right hand by Barrios that rocked Ramos in the first. He utilized his jab to force Ramos back. Ramos tried landing body shots. Nice right that dropped Ramos for the fifth time in his career in the second.

Seats are starting to really fill up at AT&T Stadium

Mario Barrios defends the WBC welterweight title against Abel Ramos next.

India’s Neeraj Goyat dominates against Whindersson Nunes

8:51 p.m. ET: By round four, Nunes looked a little more comfortable. Nice body shots by Nunes. Nunes was aiming for the head which is what Goyat wanted. Goyat’s hands were done. Goyat had his hands up, celebrating in the sixth round. Goyat won via unanimous decision.

8:35 p.m. ET: Goyat continued to lay into Nunes, especially in he corner. It would be a miracle if Nunes won the fight. Counter rights pushed Nunes’ skull back and Goyat was just marching around the ring at this point. Very disrespectful. Double left hook by Nunes, his first sign of life. Goyat did a non-PG move.

Haliey Welch is at the fight. There’s your top celebrity of the night.

8:25 p.m. ET: Nice counter left by Goyat to start the first round. He looked much more confident and loose than Nunes, given his experience. By the corner, Goyat landed several uppercuts. Nunes pressed forward, but it was not working well for him. Goyat let loose until the final bell, where he got the clear win.

8:17 p.m ET: Neeraj Goyat vs. Whindersson Nunes opens the main card. Goyat called out Jake Paul not long ago is now fighting on one of his cards. Nunes brings his massive YouTube following to the fight.

8 p.m. ET: The main card has started. Are you ready?

7:53 p.m. ET: Shadasia Green defeated Melinda Watpool via split decision for the WBO super middleweight title (97-93, 94-96, 96-64)

7:45 p.m. ET: Watpool has landed several massive blows, but hasn’t been able to hurt Green. Green started to land damaging blows that pushed Watpool back in the sixth.

7:29 p.m. ET: There is a man with a Mike Tyson tattoo on his stomach. That is commitment.

7:25 p.m. ET: With Green vs. Watpool being the first women’s fight on the card, I continue to plead for three-minute rounds in women’s boxing. Or at least going from 10 to 12 rounds. I presented my case in 2022.

7:15 p.m. ET: Shadasia Green vs. Melinda Watpool for the WBO super middleweight title is next.

7:10 p.m. ET: Following a back and forth affair, Lucas Bahdi defeated Armando Casamonica via majority decision (95-95, 96-93, 98-92). Some very wild scorecards there.

Anything is possible, folks.

6:30 p.m. ET: Per a release, the Paul Tyson gate has surpassed $17.8 million, nearly double the previous Texas gate record for combat sports in both boxing and MMA (Canelo with $9 million). Over 70,000 expected in attendance.

6:25 p.m. ET: Lucas Bahdi vs. Armando Casamonica is up next as AT&T Stadium continues to fill up. Not sold out yet, but it is getting there. There is even a curtain blocking the sun that Jerry Jones has complained about in the past.

6:18 p.m. ET: Carrington scored a knockdown in the fourth round. Both landed sharp blows, as Carrington looked to emulate Tyson. “She Shu” landed a knockdown in the last minute of the eighth round. The judges saw what he was bringing, and awarded him his 14th win, via a unanimous decision scoring (80-70, 80-70, 80-70).

5:45 p.m. ET: Top prospect Bruce Carrington is about to enter the ring to face Australia’s Dana Coolwell.

5:30 pm. ET: The prelim show has started on YouTube. Mauro Ranallo welcomes us to fight night. The ring looks massive.

3 p.m. ET: Hello everyone, and welcome to The Sporting News’ live coverage of Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson. We’ll be providing constant updates throughout the day up until the event has concluded.

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight card

Jake Paul def. Mike Tyson via unanimous decision (80-72, 79-73, 79-73)
Katie Taylor (c) def. Amanda Serrano via unanimous decision for the IBF, WBA, WBC, WBO, and The Ring super lightweight titles (95-94, 95-94, 95-94)
Mario Barrios (c) vs. Abel Ramos ended in a split draw for the WBC welterweight title (114-112 Ramos, 116-110 Barrios, 113-113)
Neeraj Goyat def. Whindersson Nunes via unanimous decision (59-55, 60-54, 60-54)
Shadasia Green def. Melinda Watpool via split decision for the WBO super middleweight title (97-93, 94-96, 96-64)
Lucas Bahdi def. Armando Casamonica via majority decision (95-95, 96-93, 98-92)
Bruce Carringon def. Dana Coolwell via unanimous decision (80-70, 80-70, 80-70)