Jake Paul goes undercover to find out if fans think he can stop Iron Mike Tyson
Jake Paul continues to prepare his body to take on the legendary Iron Mike Tyson in late 2024 and as the pair trade words before blows, The Problem Child looked to score a mental victory by asking fans if they think he can stop the ex-undisputed heavyweight champion.
The 27-year-old and the 58-year-old will step into the ring on November 15 in an two minutes per round, eight-round fight at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, in an event that will be streamed live by Netflix for the first ever time.
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And whilst Paul has won 90% of his career fights compared to 86% for Tyson, his attempt to go incognito to find out what the fans believe didn’t go exactly as he hoped with the majority of the public electing to ignore the in-disguise YouTuber.
In fact, the only passerby to actually answer him gave a very simple, “Mike Tyson,” when Paul asked her who she thought would emerge victorious at the home of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys, although he was recognised by three young girls too.
The pair were initially due to clash on July 20 but had to postpone when Tyson suffered an ulcer flare up onboard an aeroplane, so it has been re-arranged for November although this is subject to change if the authorities conclude Tyson is not healthy enough to compete.
Jake Paul’s market alternative deodorant
Paul was asking his questions to the crowd at Walmart as he promotes his latest business venture by aiming to release a deodorant full of minerals and free from as many artificial products as possible.
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Paul‘s “W” brand will exlucide parabens, artificial dyes, phthalates, hormone disrupters and harsh sulphates whilst it will include magnesium and Vitamin D, two things men tend to lack and suffer deficiencies of.
“I truly have poured my heart and soul for the past two years,” Paul said, announcing the product. “Into creating this mission to change men’s care products forever.”
