Mike Tyson to Face Jake Paul in Sanctioned Boxing Match: De La Hoya Expresses Concern

The highly anticipated boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul on July 20th is creating a lot of buzz in the sports world. With the fight now being sanctioned, the result will impact both fighters’ professional records. At 57, Tyson is three decades older than his opponent, 27-year-old Jake Paul. Many are concerned about Paul going up against the ruthless and devastating Tyson in the ring, with boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya expressing his worry for Iron Mike.

De La Hoya recently spoke out about the upcoming match, calling Jake Paul “dangerous” and cautioning Tyson to be careful. Despite concerns for Tyson, many believe that Paul may be at a disadvantage against the legendary boxer. In his most recent fight, Paul easily defeated Ryan Bourland in the first round, showcasing his fighting skills.

Tyson, whose last win was in 2003, will face off against Paul in an eight-round heavyweight showdown at AT&T Stadium in Texas, with the fight being broadcast on Netflix. De La Hoya believes that Tyson’s legacy will remain intact regardless of the outcome of the match, stating that Tyson will always be remembered as a boxing legend.

As the fight date approaches, excitement and anticipation are building among fans, with many eagerly awaiting the showdown between these two fighters. Stay tuned for more updates on this highly anticipated match on July 20th.