MIKE TYSON and Jake Paul are just DAYS away from a blockbuster boxing match in Texas – and the rule changes have been revealed!

The problem posed by the child Mike Perry through six brutal rounds in his last fight which ended in a stoppage victory.

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And it helped Paul rebuild his reputation in the ring as it was his third consecutive triumph since his loss to Tommy Fury in February 2023.

However, the social media sensation now faces a tougher test as he will take on the boxing legend. Mike Tyson THIS WEEKEND.

Tyson, 58, showed signs of genius in his last exhibition fight against Roy Jones Jr..

Additionally, the number of laps and the size of the gloves made this huge Texas event a little more exciting.

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Predictions and Betting Tips

How many rounds will there be in Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson?

The huge fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson will have a maximum of eight rounds of two minutes each.

This differs from regular boxing, which features three-minute rounds.

It was originally scheduled for Saturday, July 20, but Tyson had to stop training after an ulcer flare-up earlier this year.

However, Iron Mike is back on track to take on his adversary on social media.

Paul has the ability to go eight rounds having gained experience over the years and this was last demonstrated in his six round knockout victory over the bare-knuckle champion. Mike Perry.

What size gloves do Jake Paul and Mike Tyson use?

It has been confirmed that Jake Paul and Mike Tyson will both use 14oz gloves instead of 10oz.

Heavier gloves do NOT hit harder – in fact, they have the opposite effect.

They are usually reserved for training and combat because they have more padding and are designed to soften blows and reduce the risk of injury.

Do Jake Paul and Mike Tyson wear helmets?

In short, no.

Both fighters will be in the ring without helmets as the fight was professionally sanctioned.

Are knockouts allowed in Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson?

Yes, knockouts WILL be allowed in the fight.

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Will the fight count towards Mike Tyson and Jake Paul’s boxing records?

Yes, as mentioned above, the fight was sanctioned by Texas Athletic and is fully professional content that will count towards the career records of Jake Paul and Mike Tyson.

Paul is currently 10-1 (7KO) as a prowhile Tyson is 50-6 (44KO).

Tyson’s last professional fight was a defeat against Kevin McBride in June 2005 and his last professional victory came in February 2003 – Paul was six years and one month old at the time.

Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson Full Rules

• Eight two-minute rounds
• No helmet
• KOs allowed
• Professionally sanctioned
• 14oz gloves

What was said?

Boxing legend Mike Tyson has revealed the reason for wanting shorter rounds.

“I wanted shorter rounds for more action. If we have shorter rounds, we’ll fight more. More action. I’m looking forward to it.

“Forget what my wife and children are, think about this moment, stay with me, and don’t feel sorry for me. Don’t worry about me. That’s all.

“Forget what my wife and children are, think about this moment, stay with me, and don’t feel sorry for me. Don’t worry about me. That’s all.

“It has nothing to do with my children. It’s all about me. Nothing to do (with them). And sometimes I wonder if it’s bad? Is it my ego, where is it just hell with everyone,

“I don’t care if my health is in danger or anything, it’s just who I am. They knew I was like that before they married me.

Tyson added: “They knew I was like that when I had them and then when they were kids, and I’m always going to be there. I’m always going to test myself. I’m always going to push the limits.

“I’m always very nervous and worried until the fight gets closer.”