With a medical examination scheduled for the day before the fight, Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul may be called off at the last minute once again. On November 15, the two are scheduled to fight in an event that will be broadcast by Netflix. Tyson was intended to confront Paul in July however, he experienced an ulcer discharge up that kept him from preparing. The former heavyweight became sick on a flight recently and has struggled with medical problems including sciatica.
So the day preceding his battles Paul Tyson will go through clinical trials to decide whether he is adequately fit to enter the ring, reported World Boxing News. That implies there is an opportunity for the session will be dropped, as Texas Permitting Controllers might pronounce the battle risky. On the other hand, the battle could be minimized to an exhibition bout to lessen the risk of the fighters experiencing weighty harm. However, Paul revealed that he does not even have a replacement in place in the event that Tyson withdraws and is not concerned about his health.
Jake Paul on Mike Tyson's health
"I don't have concern. He's doing great. He's super healthy behind the scenes and feeling great. So that's what we are focusing on and there is not a back-up currently," said Jake Paul.
Francis Ngannou warns Jake Paul
Former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou who has trained under Mike Tyson for his transition to boxing from MMA has also backed Iron Mike too in this bout and predicted that he will come out victorious.
"I have seen Tyson move around to show me stuff and I was like, 'Calm down.' He has still got it…Either way I think Mike Tyson will beat you. We're talking about Mike bro. Mike is something else, he is a specimen," said Ngannou.
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