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SHOCKING: Conspiracy reveals MIKE TYSON was barred from knocking out JAKE PAUL and signaled to take hits for payment of… See more
SHOCKING CLAIMS: Conspiracy Alleges Mike Tyson Was Paid to Hold Back Against Jake Paul
The boxing world was left stunned yesterday as Jake Paul emerged victorious against heavyweight legend Mike Tyson in an eight-round bout held in Texas. With the judges scoring the fight heavily in Paul’s favor—79-73 and 80-72—the younger fighter’s dominance seemed clear. However, a swirling conspiracy theory has emerged, alleging that Tyson was barred from knocking out Paul and was instead instructed to absorb punches in exchange for a hefty payment.
Following the fight, the 56-year-old boxing icon took to social media to share a heartfelt message about his performance. Tyson wrote, “This is one of those fights where you lose but still win. I am grateful for last night and have no regrets about stepping into the ring for the last time. I almost died in June, had 8 blood transfusions. Lost half my blood and 25 pounds in the hospital and had to stay strong to fight—so I won.”
While Tyson’s message was meant to inspire, some fans interpreted his words as cryptic. Could the phrase “I have no regrets” imply there was more to the fight than met the eye?
Adding fuel to the fire, viewers noted a peculiar dynamic during the fight. Despite Tyson’s declining condition as the rounds progressed, Jake Paul appeared to hold back, refraining from landing a decisive knockout blow. In a post-fight statement, Paul admitted that he intentionally avoided causing Tyson unnecessary harm, saying, “He didn’t need to be hurt.”
Critics, however, are questioning whether Paul’s restraint was genuine or part of a prearranged agreement.