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Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul Set for Epic Netflix Boxing Battle

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Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul Set for Epic Netflix Boxing Battle
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  • Mike Tyson, 58, fights Jake Paul, 27, on November 15.
  • The fight will stream exclusively on Netflix.
    • Tyson insists, 'I am not going to lose.'
    • BetMGM sees record bets with Tyson as the underdog.
    • The fight has unique rules with two-minute rounds.
    • Tyson shows fierce intensity despite age gap.
    • Fans see Tyson's training as promising.
    • Fight draws unprecedented betting interest.
    • Critics note the bout's non-traditional rules.
    • Match could break Netflix's viewership records.
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