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Floyd Mayweather couldn\u2019t help but laugh when he was asked about his reaction to the Jake Paul-Mike Tyson fight. <\/p>\n
During an appearance on \u201cThe Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon,\u201d Mayweather explained that a potential fight with Paul would be a cakewalk for him at age 48.<\/p>\n
\u201cEasy, too easy,\u201d Mayweather said when Fallon asked about potentially sparring with Paul, 27, who defeated 58-year-old Tyson by unanimous decision last November. \u201cAt 48, too easy.\u201d <\/p>\n
Paul, who re-shared a clip of the interview, said he would knock out Mayweather if they got into the ring together.<\/p>\n
\u201cYou bum,\u201d Paul wrote on X. \u201c[YouTuber] Deji [Olatunji] gave you a black eye in an event that had 4,000 people in it. Deji hahahah. I would knock you out in 2 rounds and you can\u2019t sniff Mike Tyson\u2019s toe.\u201d<\/p>\n
\tYou bum. Deji gave you a black eye in an event that had 4,000 people in it. Deji hahahah. I would knock you out in 2 rounds and you can\u2019t sniff Mike Tyson\u2019s toe. https:\/\/t.co\/j1pTQwOxNW\u2014 Jake Paul (@jakepaul) February 27, 2025 <\/p>\n
Paul previously defeated Olatunji in the fifth round of their bout in 2018, the same year Deji made his boxing debut.<\/p>\n
Mayweather defeated Olatunji in the sixth round during a 2022 exhibition.<\/p>\n
\u201cI don\u2019t really know where to go with this subject because if I say something, I\u2019m gonna get backlash\u2026 no matter what I say, it\u2019s always not right,\u201d Mayweather told Fallon regarding Tyson-Paul, which was streamed on Netflix.<\/p>\n
\u201cWell basically, when you\u2019re watching boxing for free, you can have\u2026 hundreds of millions of views, but when you\u2019re watching Floyd Mayweather you have to pay. It\u2019s real. <\/p>\n
\u201cI did pay-per-view numbers. Check the record.\u201d <\/p>\n
Paul, 28, previously denied that his unanimous decision win over 58-year-old Tyson on Nov. 15 was manipulated through contractual agreements after both fighters\u00a0faced backlash\u00a0for putting on a lackluster event.<\/p>\n
Many believed the anticipated showdown was a snoozefest because both fighters didn\u2019t appear to give it their all in the ring.<\/p>\n
After the fight, Paul explained that he didn\u2019t want to hurt the former heavyweight champ further.<\/p>\n
Tyson landed 18 punches out of 97 while Paul connected on 78 out of 278 punches, according to the final results.<\/p>\n
Tyson reportedly earned $20 million for the fight, while Paul received $40 million.<\/p>\n
Mayweather retired from professional boxing after defeating Conor McGregor in 2017.<\/p>\n
He maintained his undefeated record with a series of exhibition bouts in the years that followed \u2014 including an eight-round exhibition against Paul\u2019s older brother, Logan, which took place in Dubai in 2022.<\/p>\n
\u201cMe and Logan [Paul], we done an exhibition and that\u2019s why he moved to WWE because he wanted to hold me the whole night,\u201d Mayweather joked about the 2021 bout, which had no judges or official winner. \u201cI think WWE is good for Logan.\u201d<\/p>\n
Logan landed 28 of his 217 punches, while Mayweather connected on 43 of his 107 in the exhibition fight, which took place in Miami with Jake in attendance. <\/p>\n
Mayweather added that he doesn\u2019t have an itch to return to the ring.<\/p>\n
\u201cNo, not at all,\u201d he told Fallon a potential return to the sport. \u201cI could sit on my couch every week and a wire come in every week \u2014 millions every week. That\u2019s why I\u2019m Floyd \u2018Money\u2019 Mayweather, every week.\u201d <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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