Holyfield gave Paul some advice before his fight with Tyson

Alexandr Ormanji May 15, 2024, 11:24 a.m.

Legendary Evander Holyfield has offered advice to Jake Paul ahead of his fight with the legendary Mike Tyson.

"I think Jake can make a lot of money, but the truth is Tyson is a seasoned pro. You have to be experienced and trained to do well in the ring. Jake definitely knows how to make a name for himself. His dedication to the sport is obvious, but Tyson is not someone to underestimate. If he is serious about competing with Tyson, he needs to step up his training. I admire his zeal, but Tyson is a different beast," Holyfield said in an interview with Fight Hub TV.

Recall that the confrontation between Paul and Tyson will be held on July 21.

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