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Jake Paul defeats Mike Tyson by unanimous decision in fight lacking big moments

Round 8: Jake Paul defeats Mike Tyson by unanimous decision

Mike Tyson’s comeback at the age of 58 ends with a loss, as YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul comfortably cruises to a unanimous decision victory via scores of 80-72, 79-73 and 79-73.

Paul landed 78 of 278 of his punches, while Tyson connected with just 18 of 97 of his own.

Paul improves his record to 11-1. Tyson falls to 50-7.

Round 8 recap: It’s rinse and repeat for Paul, who outboxes Tyson in the last round, just like he did in all of the rounds before. It was a unanimous decision win for Paul. Tyson likely won only won round — the first round — at the best. Paul landed eight of 43 in the eight round. Tyson landed only one of 6.

Round 7: Jake Paul still in control against Mike Tyson

By Manouk Akopyan Jake Paul connects with a clean fight uppercut followed by a left hook. He is simply beating the fight out of Mike Tyson, who needs to find lighting in a bottle for a turn-back-the-clock-like knockout to beat Paul.

Paul landed 13 of 40 in the round. Tyson landed just three of nine.

Sixth round: Mike Tyson looking tired against Jake Paul

Jake Paul is simply outworking and outboxing the boxer.

Mike Tyson is just standing there and taking the beating, albeit, not a health-altering one, or so it appears.

Paul landed nine of 30 in the round. Tyson was not credited with landing a single punch in a round for the second time in the fight.

Fifth round: Jake Paul dominates most of the round

Mike Tyson connects with a left hook, his best shot of the round, but his offensive outbursts are few and far between.

Jake Paul dominates the rest of the round with perfectly placed right hands, bullying the Hall of Fame 31 years his senior. Paul landed 11 of 37 in the round. Tyson was two of 11.

Fourth round: Jake Paul remains in control vs. Mike Tyson

Jake Paul continues to mount the pressure, but Mike Tyson just isn’t letting his hands go.

Paul uses ring generalship to outfox the legendary Tyson, who just doesn’t have the reflexes and determination at the age of 58.

According to CompuBox, Tyson didn’t land a single punch in the round. Paul was 9 of 31.

Third round: Jake Paul takes control against Mike Tyson

Jake Paul lands three straight left hands that backs Mike Tyson and knocks him off balance.

Tyson repeatedly bites down on his glove to readjust his mouthpiece. Paul responds with a body shot and left up top.

Tyson appears to be in some trouble as fatigue begins to kick in for Tyson. Tyson also has some swelling around his right eye.

Paul lands 16 of 44. Tyson lands just 5 of 21.

Second round: Jake Paul starts to connect against Mike Tyson

By Manouk Akopyan Jake Paul begins the round with a body shot. Mike Tyson retaliates with a looping left hook that is partially blocked by Paul.

Paul’s precise right hand connects to Tyson’s temple. It’s mostly a calculated round. Paul lands 6 of 28. Tyson lands 3 of 17.

First round: Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul starts cautiously

Mike Tyson lands the first bog shot with a right hand. Holding ensues by Jake Paul. Paul is cautious but unleashes a huge right hand that misses.

A second one from Paul lands but Tyson takes it well.

Tyson responds with borderline shot to the body, and referee Mark Calo-oy warns him to keep the punches up. Tyson landed four of 17. Paul landed six of 25.

Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul heavyweight fight is under way

The Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas is in progress. Tyson immediately chased after Paul at the opening bell.

Paul and Tyson will be fighting two-minute rounds.

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