Mike Tyson made a sensational return to the boxing ring against Jake Paul last month, but fans were left confused as the heavyweight legend kept biting down on his gloves

Mike Tyson was the "butt" of some jokes on fight night.

Jake Paul's November fight with Mike Tyson still has people talking but not for the reasons they might have hoped.

With a 30-year age gap between them, Jake Paul and Mike Tyson seemingly had a friendly boxing match rather than a one-sided beatdown. And now one commentator has claimed that the lack of action might have been part of the fight's rules.

According to Variety, Netflix reported that drew 108 million viewers worldwide and that it was the “most streamed global sporting event ever.”

Jake Paul was not impressed with Mike Tyson in their fight. Tyson and Paul had their highly controversial showdown on Friday, and despite some fans believing that the ‘Iron Mike’ of old may make an appearance in the bout, the former world heavyweight champion looked every bit of his 58-years-old.

Irvin went on to claim that he heard Tyson was not allowed to throw uppercuts, one of his most devastating punches from his days as heavyweight champion. Irvin referred to an apparent two-word clause in Tyson's contract barring the punch.

Chantelle Cameron admits she was glad that Mike Tyson was not knocked out by Jake Paul, adding that she could only watch "up to round five" in the

Jake Paul has been called out by a number of fighters in recent weeks, but one of the pound-for-pound best has since changed his tune after initially targeting the YouTuber

An image of boxing legend Mike Tyson posing with a Palestinian flag in the ring shared on social media is a fake, according to a Tyson spokesperson and Netflix, and experts told Reuters the image was probably generated using AI.