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

The controversial boxing fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson this past November made UFC legend Don Frye 'want to vomit'.

Mike Tyson's close friend Adam 'Pacman' Jones has joined the chorus of people who believe the heavyweight clash with Jake Paul was 'rigged'.

Mike Tyson made his return to the ring in November as he took on Jake Paul, but the boxing legend's year also included health issues and a new venture with Netflix

Mike Tyson admitted to feeling 'depressed' after losing the Nov. 15 Jake Paul fight — which attracted 108 million viewers on Netflix worldwide — in an interview with ‘Covino & Rich’ on Fox Sports i.

EverWonder Studio, led by veteran producer Ian Orefice and backed by Jeff Zucker's RedBird IMI, is capitalizing on a boom in sports-adjacent live events programming.

Netflix reported that 108 million people watched the Mike Tyson and Jake Paul fight. Apparently, I was only one of many that got wrapped in this event. If you did not watch - don’t. The fight was a laugher with the 28-year-old Paul controlling the fight against the 58-year-old Tyson from start to finish.

It's been almost two months since Mike Tyson lost in a matchup against Jake Paul, but the once-legendary boxer has wasted no time returning to the retired life. In a recent Instagram reel shared to the Tyson 2.

It didn't take long for Mike Tyson to revert to the retired life. Just three weeks after his record-breaking fight against Jake Paul, the boxing icon looked almost unrecognizable. Despite many tuning in hoping to see a vintage Tyson performance,

Mike Tyson has been snapped appearing bigger than he was just weeks ago following his defeat to Jake Paul back in November. The 58-year-old had entered the clash at the AT&T Stadium hoping to roll back the years and prove that he's still got what it takes to compete at the top.