Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Odds: Latest Betting Lines, Stats, Fight Info & How To Stream

The long-awaited bout between Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson is happening this Friday, November 15 live from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and is being streamed globally on Netflix. Despite health scares and already being rescheduled once, the time has finally come for this officially sanctioned boxing match between a 27-year-old YouTube star and a 58-year-old retired boxer. The latest Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson odds show that despite his age, Iron Mike's odds are shortening leading up to the fight and Paul's victory no longer seems inevitable.

Odds to win for Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson

Fighter
Jake Paul	-210
Mike Tyson	+170

Odds as of 11-12-24.

Round of decision odds

Bet on which round you think the fight will end. Here are the odds for each scheduled round

When will the fight end?
Fight will go the distance	+140
Round 1	+850
Round 2	+800
Round 3	+750
Round 4	+750
Round 5	+850
Round 6	+1,000
Round 7	+1,100
Round 8	+1,400

Odds as of 11-12-24.

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson stats

How to watch Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson

This fight will be broadcast live on Netflix on Friday, November 15. The preliminary card starts at 5:30 p.m. ET with the main card slated for 8 p.m. ET. Ring walks for Paul and Tyson are expected to begin at 10 p.m.

To watch, simply login to your Netflix account and select the event. If you do not already have a Netflix account, register for one of three tiers (standard w/ ads, standard, or premium) at $6.99, $15.49, and $22.99, respectively, per month.

Full card for Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson

• Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson (main event)
• Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 2 (co-main)
• Mario Barrios vs. Abel Ramos
• Neeraj Goyat vs. Whindersson Nunes
• Shadasia Green vs. Melinda Watpool
• Lucas Bahdi vs. Armando Casamonica
• Bruce Carrington vs. Dana Coolwell

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson odds analysis

With only a few days to go before the fight, Tyson's odds have slimmed further to +170 compared to Paul at -210. Tyson, at times, has looked every bit his age and then some. Often seeming potentially fragile, giving credence to Paul's critics who chastise him for stunt fights and targeting names who are well past their prime.

However, it certainly doesn't look like he's taking his training lying down. 

Natural Born Killer.#PaulTyson pic.twitter.com/YwwbsXlTPd

— Mike Tyson (@MikeTyson) November 11, 2024

Egads! Whether this is merely cosmetic to avoid people getting too hung up on a foregone conclusion or Tyson is poised to knock Paul on his ass, is immaterial. Tyson looks like he's in tip-top shape and might be out for blood.

This isn't the first time this month that Tyson has posted workout routines and photos from his training sessions, showcasing his physique leading up to his bout with Paul. 

Unconquerable #PaulTyson pic.twitter.com/KTCfcAXbKD

— Mike Tyson (@MikeTyson) November 1, 2024

Now, whether this has had any actual or tangible effect on the odds is up for debate, but Tyson is now +210 to win after being in the neighborhood of +275 earlier in the lead-up.

For Paul's part, as if doing some verbal trash-talking wasn't good enough, he took it a step further with an in-depth look at how he's preparing for his upcoming bout with this meme-able post: 

Jake Paul’s training regimen for fighting Mike Tyson at heavyweight pic.twitter.com/MYRSpFuPGO

— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) September 24, 2024

As you can see, Paul is clearly in the prime of his career, contrary to Tyson's comments about his weight. 

Mike Tyson's age and health concerns

Back in the spring, Tyson suffered an ulcer flare-up during a cross-country flight, per TMZ. He was apparently in so much pain that flight attendants sought medical help among the passengers. Shortly after, Netflix announced that the fight would have to be postponed.

Tyson retired from professional boxing after losing to Kevin McBride in June 2005 at the age of 38. He was already well past his prime by that point and had suffered three of his six career losses over a span of four fights.

Since then, he has fought in a pair of exhibition bouts, one in 2006 against Corey Sanders that wasn't scored and an eight-round draw in 2020 against Roy Jones Jr.

Now, at 58, he'll square off in an officially sanctioned fight against YouTuber and fledgling boxer Paul, who has made a name for himself in the boxing arena by fighting basketball players, MMA fighters, and aged pugilists like Tyson. In one of his only bouts against an active boxer, Paul lost to Tommy Fury by split decision. However, he did take down 35-year-old Ryan Bourland by first-round knockout on March 2.

Paul's second professional boxing match was on the undercard of that 2020 event that featured Tyson vs. Jones. He knocked former NBA point guard Nate Robinson out in the second round.

So, Paul is returning to the well and fighting a boxer with name recognition but isn't viewed as a legitimate opponent due to his advanced age and lack of activity for the better part of 20 years.

Still, this fight is less about boxing's legitimacy and more about spectacle, which is something both Tyson and Paul acutely understand. 

Paul is favored between at -210 with Tyson the underdog at +170, which isn't as wide a gap as one might expect for a fight involving a man who hasn't fought a real boxing match in nearly two decades (unless you count the Jones bout). 

And optimism in Paul could be waning, or haters could be simply champing at the bit to see him get pulverized.

How to read boxing odds

The most common way to bet on a boxing match is by picking the overall winner of the bout. With Paul being the favorite for this fight, the minus sign (-) is in front of his odds at -180. That means bettors would need to wager $180 to win $100. A Tyson win would pay out more, as he's the underdog at +135. A $100 wager would lead to a $135 profit. 

Other prop bets will become available closer to the fight date, such as the method of victory and round betting.

The odds listed above are in American format, but can easily be converted to decimal or fractional format via our odds converter tool. 

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