Rampage Jackson is confident that Mike Tyson would be focused and serious about beating Jake Paul. Tyson previously said that he might be high off weed when he faces Paul inside the ring. However, Jackson isn’t buying it as the UFC legend is convinced that “Iron Mike” is eager to silence “The Problem Child” in their upcoming boxing match.

Former UFC star Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson is backing Mike Tyson to pull off the upset win against Jake Paul despite ongoing health concerns.

Mike Tyson's highly-anticipated match against Jake Paul is only a few weeks away, but not everyone is betting on the younger boxer winning.

The expected heavyweight Netflix boxing event, a tremendous clash between the legendary Mike Tyson at 58 years old and Youtuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul, who is in his prime, at AT&T Stadium on November 15,

Mike Tyson's former trainer Jeff Fenech has warned Jake Paul he will be knocked out by the heavyweight legend in less than a minute if he makes the mistake of trading punches with 'Iron Mike'

Jake Paul's manager, Nakisa Bidarian, spoke to THR about what Mike Tyson has to gain while also noting what Paul stands to lose: For Mike Tyson, this is his opportunity for redemption. … People remember his last fight with Jones,

Former UFC star Chael Sonnen believes Mike Tyson and Jake Paul have made a 'mistake' in choosing to fight at the 80,000-seater AT&T Stadium in Texas. The controversial fight between Tyson and Paul is just a few weeks away with anticipation building.

Mike Tyson has opened up on his decision to pull out of his original fight date with Jake Paul, with the boxing legend blaming his diet for his health issues