the clip wasn’t recent<\/strong>.<\/p>\nThe video actually compiled older training footage<\/strong>, filmed weeks before his medical issue. In it, Tyson is seen working the mitts with his trainer<\/strong> in the ring, alongside the caption: “Final stretch. Less than 50 days left.”<\/em><\/p>\nThe response from his fans was immediate, with a large majority showing their admiration<\/strong> for “Iron Mike,”<\/em> confident that they will achieve a victory over Paul in the fight that will take place at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Others were not so convinced<\/strong>.<\/p>\nFans react with mixed emotions<\/h2>\n
Tyson’s most loyal followers showered him with praise and support<\/strong>, leaving comments like, “Yeah, Jake might be in trouble,” “He [Tyson] got faster… oh ya, Jake’s cooked,”<\/em> and “That trainer’s fighting for his life even with all that protection.”<\/em> One fan even joked, “Jake Paul (1997-2024).”<\/em><\/p>\nHowever, others were more skeptical<\/strong>. “He’s not half as good as he was 20 years ago. He’s too old,”<\/em> one critic wrote. Another added, “Jake Paul WILL knock out Mike Tyson,”<\/em> while someone else recalled Tyson’s exhibition match<\/strong> against Roy Jones Jr.: “Yes, he looked this fast on the pads before he fought Jones Jr., but he was mad slow during the actual fight.”<\/em><\/p>\nDespite fans’ concerns and experts’ doubts<\/strong>, the fight is still scheduled for November 15. On that day, Tyson and Paul<\/a>will finally settle the debate<\/strong>, and the world will see if “The Baddest Man on the Planet”<\/em> still has what it takes.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n