Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson PURSES Revealed

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Purses REVEALED

With Jake Paul’s much-anticipated clash against Mike Tyson fast approaching, fans are curious how much the pair are earning from what will be Netflix’s first foray into boxing. With reported purse amounts now public, we’ll take a look at how much the main event and co-main event fighters will earn.

Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano

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Katie Taylor defeats Amanda Serrano by SD

Katie Taylor is set to take on Amanda Serrano for the second time, in the co-main event for the Paul Tyson card. The pair first fought in 2022, where Taylor edged a split decision win over Serrano in Madison Square Garden. Serrano has won five bouts since then, whilst Taylor has fought three times since her encounter with Serrano, and received her first loss at the hands of Chantelle Cameron, who she defeated in their rematch.

It is reported that Katie Taylor will earn $6.1M, which is the largest payday in women’s boxing. Serrano, however, has stated on social media ‘Mine is bigger lol’. It is unclear how much Serrano will make, though if her word is true it may be upwards of $6.1M.

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson

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Jake Paul and Mike Tyson face off.

Jake Paul, now 10-1 in professional boxing, with his one defeat coming at the hands of Tommy Fury via split decision, will face Mike Tyson, 50-6, in the main event this Friday night.

Whilst Mike Tyson has a wealth of boxing experience, sharing the ring with the likes of Lennox Lewis, Evander Holyfield, Frank Bruno, and many more, it is his age that has many fans concerned for the boxing legend’s safety.

Mike Tyson is reportedly set to earn $20M for the bout, and Jake Paul is said to earn a monumental $40M.

To put this into perspective, Anthony Joshua earned $50M in his fight against Ngannou, who earned $20M. Jake Paul earning $40M in just his 12th fight, with most of his opponents prior being mediocre, is quite unheard of.

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson will take place this Friday the 15th of November, in Arlington, Texas, and will be available to watch on Netflix for all Netflix subscribers.

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