Mike Tyson's former coach, Teddy Atlas, has revealed that he 'resented' being associated with the boxing legend. And he's also condemned the veteran's decision to face Jake Paul back in November, branding that bout 'nonsense'.

After their historic boxing match on Netflix in November, Jake Paul and Mike Tyson appear to have turned a new leaf in their relationship. Paul posted a

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson were bitter rivals just two months ago but the duo have seemingly put their feud behind them after reuniting at Donald Trump's inauguration

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson have drawn criticism from boxing fans again, after the YouTube star labelled himself and the heavyweight legend “best friends”.

Supposed foes turned into friends during one of many of President Donald Trump’s celebratory galas as both Jake Paul (27) and Mike Tyson (58) attended his inauguration Monday. Paul put his former boxing foe on his shoulders while at a Washington D.C. party that featured a wild collision of A-list celebrities and national power brokers.

Just a few months after facing off in the boxing ring, Jake Paul and Mike Tyson were seen partying at Donald Trump's inauguration.

Mike Tyson and Jake Paul were part of the most-hyped fight of 2024, and while technical issues and accusations of rigging dominated the conversation afterward, there were questions about how the two fighters felt about each other after Paul emerged victorious.

Mike Tyson and Jake Paul’s Netflix fight is water under the bridge as the two were seen partying together recently. In a video shared by Paul on Instagram, it showed the two having a blast at a party.