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In an epic collision of eras, boxing titan Mike Tyson is poised to make a dramatic return to the ring, squaring off against social media sensation Jake Paul. The former undisputed heavyweight world champion, now 57, is set to lace up his gloves for a showdown with the 27-year-old Paul on July 20th at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Paul, who recently made headlines with his knockout victory over NBA star Nate Robinson, previously stepped into the professional boxing arena during Tyson's last appearance, an exhibition match against Roy Jones Jr. in November 2020. Initially brushing off any speculation about a return to boxing after his last bout, Tyson has now agreed to a one-time showcase against Paul. The specifics of the bout, whether it will be formally sanctioned or classified as an exhibition, are yet to be finalized. However, one thing is certain: the event will be broadcast live on Netflix, marking the streaming giant's inaugural venture into combat sports. "Regardless of whether you're rooting for Team Paul or Team Tyson, a seasoned boxing enthusiast, or a newcomer to the sport, this event promises unparalleled excitement," declared Paul. "I have the chance to test myself against the greatest heavyweight champion in history, the man known as the 'baddest man on the planet,' and arguably the most formidable boxer of all time. It's time to put Iron Mike to rest." Coming off his recent triumph over Ryan Bourland, Paul expressed his enthusiasm, saying, "In just two and a half years since founding Most Valuable Promotions, we're on the brink of orchestrating the biggest fight in history—an event in the largest NFL stadium in the US, streamed live on the biggest streaming platform in the world." In response, Tyson, while acknowledging Paul's transition from internet fame to boxing prowess, is determined to be the first to defeat the influencer in the ring. "I eagerly anticipate stepping into the ring with Jake Paul," Tyson remarked. "He's made significant strides as a boxer over the years. "It's bound to be a captivating clash, witnessing the unyielding drive and ambition of a 'kid' against the experience and skill of a boxing legend. It's a story coming full circle—a journey that began with Paul's debut on the undercard of my bout with Roy Jones, and one that I aim to conclude," Tyson concluded with a hint of anticipation.