Boxing legend Mike Tyson had an eventful 2024, which saw him overcome health issues, face Jake Paul on Netflix and dwell on the possibility of not returning to the ring

The controversial boxing fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson this past November made UFC legend Don Frye 'want to vomit'.

Mike Tyson has been snapped appearing bigger than he was just weeks ago following his defeat to Jake Paul back in November. The 58-year-old had entered the clash at the AT&T Stadium hoping to roll back the years and prove that he's still got what it takes to compete at the top.

Heading into the bout, clips of Tyson on social media appeared to show the former world heavyweight champion back to his ferocious best, but the fight itself was anything like that. Tyson struggled to cope with his much younger opponent, looking slow and lethargic, as Paul claimed a unanimous decision victory after eight two-minute rounds.

Mike Tyson admitted to feeling 'depressed' after losing the Nov. 15 Jake Paul fight — which attracted 108 million viewers on Netflix worldwide — in an interview with ‘Covino & Rich’ on Fox Sports i.

Inside Mike Tyson's emotional return to the ring at 58 facing health battles depression and triumphing in spirit despite loss to Jake Paul.

Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson remains one of the biggest names in boxing and had an eventful 2024 after making his comeback against Youtuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in November