Carl Froch Exposes Clause in Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Fight Contract

A revitalized “Iron” Mike Tyson hopes to shock everyone by taking on 27-year-old Jake Paul, who wants to add more wins over the greatest of the past to his resume, in one of boxing’s biggest and most contentious bouts of the year.

With only two days separating the two from fight night, naysayers have changed their minds. Tyson’s body, his work during the open workout, and his manner on the mic have led many to think that this fight may not be as straightforward as it first appears. However, a British boxing great has disclosed a clause in the fight’s contract that states that Tyson’s preferred outcome is the only possible outcome.

Since it was announced, boxing fans have been talking about a fight. Many are shocked that fight night has been permitted to approach this close without any intervention, and the idea of a primed 27-year-old going up against a 58-year-old who has already had a boxing career has many worried about what might happen.

 

 

The fighter’s records will reflect this outcome, but ‘Iron’ Mike has beaten all odds and is coming up to fight night in a state that has many questioning whether he could finish his career on a positive note. The Baddest Man on the Planet, who has a 50-6 record, has knocked out 44 opponents over his career, earning him the title of one of the best heavyweights of all time.

Tyson’s opponent, Jake Paul, a former YouTuber and Disney star, has a 10-1 career record; the only blemish on his stellar resume is a split-decision loss to Tommy Fury. With Paul enjoying an early finish and Tyson being a KO specialist, many boxing fans and commentators are wondering how this fight could conclude. Carl Froch has revealed one result that is inconceivable.

 

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According to reports, the contract contains a provision that forbids such from occurring.

The British boxing pundit, who was formerly the world’s super middleweight champion, has shared his thoughts ahead of the battle, with quotations from Best Offshore Sportsbooks showing how this bout might turn out.

“It depends on what the contract states, doesn’t it? We’ll see, won’t we? There is allegedly a provision in there that states that [Tyson] cannot go for it (a knockout). It shouldn’t be a professional boxing contest, in my opinion. Mike Tyson retired in his early 40s, but Jake Paul could consider himself a low-level fighter, like an area-level fighter, so you could say it’s a professional boxing bout. He was well past his prime and fought for far too long. I will thus be content if he exits the ring without getting chinned at the age of 58.

The word ‘allegedly’ is crucial because Tyson’s 44-bout career record will seem unfairly impacted if his favorite manner of triumph is denied to him in a contest that is already against him. It wouldn’t be shocking, though, if a battle between two guys of such different ages had its own special rules.

Many people are expecting that Mike Tyson would win on November 15th, but it looks like they will have to be content with not knocking off Jake Paul along the way.