Jake Paul accepts Mike Tyson's fight offer and believes that a bout against a legend 30 years younger than him would make PPV History

JAKE PAUL accepted Mike Tyson’s offer to fight, and claimed that it would be one the "biggest pay per-views of all times".

Social media star Tyson said that he would face Tyson, Anderson Silva or Tommy Fury.


Jake Paul accepts Mike Tyson's fight offer and believes that a bout against a legend 30 years younger than him would make PPV History
Jake Paul believes that he can beat Mike Tyson

Jake Paul accepts Mike Tyson's fight offer and believes that a bout against a legend 30 years younger than him would make PPV History
Tyson wants to fight Paul in an attempt to beat the pay-per view record

Iron Mike is ready for the challenge. He stated that he would love to break the PPV records while claiming Paul is more lucrative than a lot of boxing champions.

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao hold the current PPV record. They sold 4.6 million buys for their fight in 2015.

Paul believes he and Tyson can surpass that feat, and he believes he could defeat the former heavyweight champion.

Paul answered Boxing Social's questions about Tyson fighting.

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"It would be one the largest pay-per-views ever, as Mike Tyson stated on Joe Rogan's podcast.

We sold nearly two million pay-per view when we were all on the same card. It could be as high as three million or four million pay­per-views.

"Mike Tyson, as you stated on the podcast, if this is what you are watching, let's make it happen.

"I'm ready, I believe I would win, Mike believes he would win, so we'll do it."

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Paul would rather fight Tyson than his nemesis Tommy Fury. Fury was supposed to fight Paul in December before the Brits withdrew.

He did however criticize Fury's promotion skills and suggested that Tyson Fury or dad John are better at hype-up fights.

Paul said to SunSport that Tommy doesn't bring much to the table. His brother is a better promoter that him than his dad, and his father is a better promotor than him.

"I'm giving him attention and money, but he would have to wait until he turns 25-0 before he could get a payday that is comparable to what I would give."