Mike Tyson’s preparation for his upcoming bout against Jake Paul on November 15th has intensified, with new sparring footage shared on social media.
The 58-year-old former world heavyweight champion has been pushing himself to the limit in training sessions.
Recent clips show Tyson’s determination to continue sparring despite his trainer’s intervention.
In one video, Rafael Cordeiro approaches Tyson, saying, “[That] was good for today.”
However, Tyson repeatedly questions this, insisting he has “a lot in me” and is “just getting started.”
The footage has sparked excitement among boxing fans, who are eagerly anticipating the match.
Tyson’s readiness for the November 15th match is evident in his social media posts.
In one caption, he issued a four-word warning: “Oh, I can’t wait.” He added, “I’m charging right through you,” signalling his intent to dominate in the ring.
The former champion’s determination is clear as he steps up his training regimen.
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After initially focusing on pad work and heavy bag sessions, Tyson has now progressed to intense sparring.
His commitment to pushing beyond his trainer’s recommendations demonstrates a fierce resolve to prove himself against the younger Paul.
Fan reactions to Tyson’s training footage have been overwhelmingly positive. Social media comments express confidence in his performance against Paul.
One Instagram user remarked, “Big man means business. I hope he [teaches] Paul a lesson of running his mouth against proper legends of the sport!”
Another fan predicted, “Paul will feel Pain,” while someone else observed, “He’s looking scary, boys.”
The sentiment among supporters is clear, with one comment succinctly stating: “Jake will lose.”
These reactions highlight the growing anticipation and support for Tyson as the fight approaches.
Mike Tyson has sent a warning to Jake Paul
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The fight between Tyson and Paul was initially scheduled for earlier this year but faced a postponement due to Tyson’s health issues. The 58-year-old had to rest and recover from an ulcer flare-up.
Now back in the gym, Tyson has resumed his rigorous training regime. The November 15th date has been set for this highly anticipated match.
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The bout has garnered significant attention due to the stark age difference between the competitors and their contrasting boxing backgrounds.
Tyson’s return to the ring at his age has sparked both excitement and concern among boxing enthusiasts.