Mike Tyson's fight against Jake Paul was met with controversy after it appeared the boxing icon, 58, started to hold back and pull his punches against the younger man

Mike Tyson, a name synonymous with dominance in the boxing ring, has sparked speculation about a return to fighting after his defeat to Jake Paul last year. Despite the loss and

Roy Jones Jr has recently explained that he would be willing to share the squared-circle with Jake Paul in the near future, and Mike Tyson has shared his thoughts on the potential bout

UFC legend Don Frye has confessed that Jake Paul's face-off with former heavyweight world champion Mike Tyson made him want to 'vomit'. The boxing community was left in shock last year when Tyson announced his plans to return to the professional ring.

Iron Mike' was unable to roll back the years against 'The Problem Child' back in November - but the pair have since faced 'rigged' allegations following their clash in Texas

Oliver McCall, at the age of 59, has been defended for his decision to continue to fight, in contrast to the criticism Mike Tyson faced for his November bout with Jake Paul due to his age. Tyson, aged 58, went head-to-head with the 'Problem Child' at the ATandT Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on November 15.

Just weeks before his fight with Mike Tyson as he was winding down training camp, Paul was training in the ring when he went over on his ankle. It was later revealed to be a complete tear and sprain, which would generally see a fighter pull out of their bout.

The Problem Child' scored a convincing decision victory over Tyson in November, but many within the community are still criticising the event months later

Jake Paul reflects on his fights against Tommy Fury and Mike Tyson, revealing who had the strongest impact on him.