Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson ‘could be over in one minute’ as YouTuber warned ‘he will make you pay’
JAKE PAUL’S long-awaited clash with Mike Tyson could be over in 60 seconds, claims the legend’s former trainer.
The YouTuber-turned-boxer was set to fight Kid Dynamite on July 20 – but the pair will now get in the ring on November 15.
GettyMike Tyson fights Jake Paul on November 15[/caption]
ReutersJeff Fenech trained Mike Tyson for his last two fights[/caption]
Tyson had the fight postponed due to health issues after he suffered a medical emergency on board a flight as a result of an ulcer flare up.
Ahead of the clash, Tyson‘s ex-trainer Jeff Fenech reckons he will wipe the floor with the man 31 years his junior.
Fenech, who trained the ex-world champion in his 2004 and 2005 defeats to Danny Williams and Kevin McBride, said it will take just one minute for him to win.
He told World Boxing News: “I do not doubt Mike takes it easy and doesn’t try to punch at the same time [he will win].
“If he makes Jake Paul miss, Mike will knock him out in a couple of rounds – one hundred percent.
“I spoke to Mike. I told him what I felt. Hopefully, he’ll listen to me. We said the same thing anyway.
“If he does what he said, then I have no doubt he will knock him out. He’ll have no problem.
“If Mike lands one clean punch, and if he makes him miss, he will make him pay. If he doesn’t try and strike at the same time and is patient, the fight could be over in one minute.”
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On getting back in the ring aged 58, Iron Mike said: “I want to change biology. I want to change the way people think about age.
“People think that as you get older, you become weaker and less physically active at a high level. It’s all psychological.”
Tyson and Paul’s fight will be shown on Netflix.
Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson’s lifestyles compared
ONE is a notorious YouTuber-turned-boxer who has taken the sport by storm.
The other terrorised all in the ring in the 1980s and 1990s, famously biting the ear off an opponent in one fight.
Iron Mike has rebuilt his life after squandering a £300m fortune with a cannabis empire, and is a huge advocate of the drug.
And as Paul has continued to rise up the ranks, he has splashed the cash on a fleet of amazing cars.
Whereas Tyson had more money than sense until a £15m debt saw him part with his cherished car collection.
Paul now lives in a plush mansion worth £13m in Puerto Rico, after escaping his hectic life in LA.
But these days, Tyson lounges in his Vegas property he paid £2.5m for with wife Lakiha, who he married in 2009.
Paul is not yet married but is smitten with his speed skater girlfriend Jutta Leerdam.
She will be by his side when her man puts his 9-1 boxing record on the line against two-time heavyweight champ Tyson on July 20.
