After more than a year of hype and a previously cancelled fight, Youtuber turned professional boxer Jake Paul and former undisputed world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson will face off at AT&T Stadium in the early hours of Saturday morning (UK time).

While Paul and Tyson will headline the eagerly-awaited event, broadcast exclusively on Netflix – there are a further three world title fights on the undercard to whet the appetite of avid and casual boxing fans alike.

The most intriguing bout on paper taking place on the undercard is a highly-anticipated rematch between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano. 

Returning to the main event, we have provided an in-depth Betting Guide that includes a host of Sky Bet markets for Paul and Tyson’s showdown in Arlington, Texas.

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson odds:

This bout is scheduled for eight two-minute rounds, with the result counting towards the official professional records of both fighters. Below are the head-to-head odds with Sky Bet.

Jake Paul – 1/2

Mike Tyson – 2/1

Draw – 10/1

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Method of Victory odds:

Since his time as a professional boxer, Paul has established himself as a formidable power-puncher, with seven of his ten professional victories coming by way of knockout. 

However – even if his opponent is 58 years of age – Paul will have arguably the most devastating puncher in boxing history standing across from him, as ‘Iron Mike’ looks for the 45th knockout win of his illustrious career.

Can Tyson wind back the clock and win by stoppage against Paul? Or, will father time remain undefeated yet again? We will have to wait to find out.

While many are anticipating a knockout – it is worth noting that both fighters will be wearing 14-ounce gloves instead of the standard 10-ounce gloves. Therefore, could we be in for an all-out war that goes the distance? Below are the odds for the method of victory.

Jake Paul to win by KO/TKO  – WAS 5/4 NOW 2/1

Jake Paul to win by Decision  – 5/2

Mike Tyson to win by KO/TKO – WAS 9/4 NOW 3/1

Mike Tyson to win by Decision – 12/1 

The odds for ‘Paul to win by KO/TKO’ and ‘Tyson to win by KO/TKO’ have been enhanced courtesy of Sky Bet Price Boosts.

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Early Rounds KO/TKO market:

A fight can end any second whenever two big punchers meet – particularly in the early stages when both fighters are fresh.

On one hand, you have a young fighter in his prime who will be hoping to make a statement against one of boxing’s biggest names, and on the other, you have an experienced veteran who won his first 16 professional bouts inside the opening four rounds.

With that in mind, let’s take a look at the odds for this fight to end early.

Jake Paul to win in rounds 1-2 – 7/1

Jake Paul to win in rounds 1-4 – 3/1

Mike Tyson to win in rounds 1-2 – 6/1

Mike Tyson to win in rounds 1-4 – 4/1

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Over/Under Round Betting odds:

It is not only incredibly difficult to pick a winner for this fight – but whether it ends early or goes into the latter stages has also divided opinion.

Under 5 rounds – 5/4

5th round or over – 4/7

Under 6 rounds – 10/11

6th round or over – 4/5

Under 7 rounds – 8/11

7th round or over – 1/1

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Popular RequestABets:

In addition to the head-to-head, method of victory and round betting markets – there are a number of popular RequestABets with sizeable odds on offer with Sky Bet that could be worth taking a look at. 

Some of those bets include:

Mike Tyson to win and both fighters to be knocked down in rounds 1-3 – 28/1

Jake Paul to win and both fighters to be knocked down – 5/1

Mike Tyson to be knocked down – 4/5

Jake Paul to be knocked down 2+ times – 3/1

Fight to end in a draw and both fighters to be knocked down 2+ times each – 80/1

Case for a Jake Paul victory: 

Since turning professional in 2020 – Paul has silenced critics time and again with his highly entertaining and impressive performances. With victories over high-profile former UFC fighters Tyron Woodley, Nate Diaz, Anderson Silva, Ben Askren and Mike Perry, he has proven his ability to go toe-to-toe with some of the most dangerous combat athletes on the planet.

The sole blemish on Paul’s record came against Tommy Fury in February 2023, with the ‘Problem Child’ suffering a razor thin split decision loss. However, he has bounced back by winning four straight fights – three of which have come by way of knockout.

With age, activity and form on his side, Paul will likely fancy his chances of winning by late stoppage or by decision if he can withstand the early onslaught. At 58, does Tyson have the stamina to win should it go past five rounds? Most are of the belief that a fight that goes beyond the halfway mark favours Paul.

Jake Paul Stats:

Age: 27

Height: 6ft 1in

Weight: TBD

Record: 10-1 (7KOs)

Case for a Mike Tyson victory:

Arguably the most feared man in boxing history, Tyson will be returning to the professional boxing ring for the first time since 2005.

Tyson fought an exhibition against fellow Hall of Famer Roy Jones Jr. in 2020 – however, that didn’t count towards either fighter’s record.

While age and activity isn’t on his side, Tyson still appears to pack devastating power in both hands when looking at his training videos. His ability to get on the inside and rain punches to the head and body with his unique peek-a-boo style could prove too much for his far more inexperienced opponent.

Expect a sharp and fast start from Tyson, and should he land clean early, don’t be surprised if Paul is rendered unconscious.

Mike Tyson Stats:

Age: 58

Height: 5ft 10in

Weight: TBD

Record: 50-6 (44KOs) 

How to Watch Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson:

As mentioned previously, the main event and undercard will be broadcast exclusively on Netflix. If you already have a subscription with Netflix, the fight is available on your standard subscription at no extra cost.

The main card is scheduled to get underway at 1am UK time on Saturday morning (November 16), with ring walks for the main event expected at approximately 4am UK time.

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Undercard:

Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano – for Taylor’s IBF, WBA, WBC and WBO women’s super-lightweight titles

Mario Barrios vs Abel Ramos –  for Barrios’ WBC welterweight title

Neeraj Goyat vs Whindersson Nunes – Super middleweight 

Shadasia Green vs Melinda Watpool – Vacant women’s WBO super-middleweight title

Lucas Bahdi vs Armando Casamonica – Super lightweight

Bruce Carrington vs Dana Coolwell – Featherweight

• All odds are correct at the time of publication