Mike Tyson gave the coldest response when Logan Paul warned him about fighting his brother Jake Paul
He left them speechless.
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Topics: Mike Tyson, Logan Paul, Jake Paul, Boxing, WWE
Tom Jenkins
Topics: Mike Tyson, Logan Paul, Jake Paul, Boxing, WWE
Mike Tyson completely stunned Logan Paul after the WWE Superstar warned the boxing legend ahead of his fight with Jake Paul later this year.
Following their most recent press conference, Tyson made another appearance on Impaulsive, where he was consistently warned by Logan about the threat his brother will cause.
"I love you Mike, and I'm very nervous for you I really care about you and I care about my brother and I know the path he is going on right now, and it's ruthless Mike", Paul explained.
"It's so cool to watch he's really crushing it, I want you to be okay in there Mike, I want you to take him seriously.
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"He's a real killer like he wanted to be a Navy Seal before he started boxing, like in high school he WANTED to be a Navy Seal. He wanted to go and kill people on behalf of his country," he added.
Despite Paul's brother doing everything in his power to warn the 58-year-old, it didn't appear to faze the former champ and his response left both Logan and co-host Mike Majlak stunned into silence.
"I'm fearful of my 13-year-old son, it's just what I learned from my 58 years of experience is that anyone is capable of killing you," he began.
"From my life, the way I've lived and what I've seen, anyone has the capability to kill you so you should be apprehensive but that's just my life, the way I've lived, everyone around me, the people I know are all capable of killing people."
Tyson will go head-to-head with the YouTube personality at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on Friday, November 15 after the original date of July 21st was postponed.
The event will be streamed exclusively on Netflix from the 80,000-seat capacity area – home of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys.
In terms of Paul's previous fights, the American extended his professional record to 9-1 with a first-round victory over Ryan Bourland in March, while Tyson's last bout was a six-round exhibition against Roy Jones Jr in 2020.