Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight week is officially underway. One of the biggest cards of the year finally takes place on Friday when Tyson and Paul meet over eight two-minute rounds at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Despite compiling a 50-6 record in the ring, becoming the first undisputed heavyweight champion in the three-belt era and developing a reputation as a fearsome fighter and "The Baddest Man on the Planet", to his seven children, Mike Tyson is still just dad.

Roy Jones Jr, the last man to face Mike Tyson in a boxing ring, believes the heavyweight icon will beat Jake Paul in their fight later this month. It will be fascinating to see how the 58-year-old fares as he prepares to return to the sport after a four-year absence - having last faced Jones Jr back in 2020.

Nostalgia is a powerful thing and it has a lot of people riding with former undisputed heavyweight champion "Iron" Mike from a betting perspective. The more skeptical fortune tellers side with Paul's 31-year youth edge and relative boxing success. Whatever side you fall on, there's a morbid curiosity about the whole thing.

A notable rule change has Roy Jones Jr. firmly believing that Jake Paul could be in for some trouble in his rapidly approaching battle with the grizzled

Mike Tyson has capitalized on publicity from his fight with Jake Paul while promoting testosterone treatments, cannabis products, saunas and more.

Boxing expert Brandon Wise just locked in his Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson picks for their Nov. 15 fight in Arlington, Texas

Jake Paul predicts his fight against Mike Tyson will end with a KO. Tyson has resisted making such a prediction about their fight Friday in Texas.

Mike Tyson has more on his mind than just defeating Jake Paul ahead of their boxing match on Friday night. "My intentions are to hurt Jake Paul. Those are