It is now little over two months to go until legendary fighter Mike Tyson comes out of retirement to take on Jake Paul - and details of a remarkable $2m VIP ticket package have emerged.
The bout will take place on July 20 at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, in a fight which has divided opinion owing to the 30-year age gap between Tyson and Paul.
Tyson is a legendary figure in the sport, having 50 wins from 58 fights under his belt, two no-contests and only six losses in a career which spanned two decades.
Iron Mike's last professional fight came against Kevin McBridge in 2005, but was stopped within two rounds.
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Paul meanwhile is in the infancy of his professional boxing career, with the 27-year-old boasting nine wins in 10 fights so far and only one solitary defeat, which came at the hands of Tommy Fury last year.
All eyes are now on the bout in mid-July, with both fighters preparing for the encounter.
With many high-profile boxing bouts, ticket prices can run very high indeed and often the most expensive are picked up by the super rich, with celebrities often spotted ringside.
And now details of a 'never-before-seen' VIP ticket package have emerged, with quite a few perks on offer for those fortunate enough to be able to afford it.
The package includes two unique ringside apron seats, eight ringside floor seats, four of which are in the first row and four more in the second row, allowing 10 people tickets for the fight.
As well as this, the party will be granted an exclusive arrival experience at the AT&T Stadium, as well as security and escort throughout fight night, and a private green room.
Food and drink is covered with a top-shelf open bar and an all-inclusive menu.
In terms of experiences on the night, pre-fight dressing room photos with both Paul and Tyson and gloves signed by both fighters are on offer, plus a post-fight chance to have photos in the ring.
A two-night luxury stay at a fight hotel is included, while events during fight week are also covered, with front-row seats to all events and a private mini-coach, plus a place on stage during the weigh-in.
So if you and your mates can scrape together $2m between yourselves, this could all be yours.
Topics: Jake Paul, Mike Tyson, Boxing
John McDougall