KSI Doubts Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul Fight: "He'll Come Running Back To Me"

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson are getting ready to face each other in a boxing match. The two fighters will meet on November 15 at the AT&T; stadium in Texas, and fans will be able to watch the action live on Netflix.

The fight has gotten a lot of attention since it was announced. Many people are worried about the big age difference between the two fighters. Tyson is 58 years old, which makes him more than 30 years older than Paul.

Originally, the fight was supposed to happen in July. But they had to push it back because Tyson had some health problems. He got a flare-up of an ulcer, which made it hard for him to train.

Tyson didn't let that stop him, though. He told everyone that he's feeling great now. He said:

"My body is in better overall shape than it has been since the 1990s. I will be back to my full training schedule soon. Jake Paul, this may have bought you some time, but in the end you will still be knocked out and out of boxing for good."

While Tyson and Paul are getting ready to fight, not everyone thinks it's going to happen. KSI, another YouTuber who's a big rival of Paul's, doesn't believe the match will take place. He said:

"They're gonna try and make an ordeal. Mike will realise he actually can't fight. I'll be his only option left."

Paul has been putting on some weight lately, probably to get ready for the Tyson fight. Meanwhile, KSI is still thinking about his own fight with Paul. The two have been talking about fighting each other for a long time, and it would likely make a lot of money.

KSI's last fight was against Tommy Fury, and he lost. Fury is the only boxer who has beaten Paul so far. Now, KSI is playing it cool. He said:

"I'm just gonna wait. I don't really need to chase him, eventually he's gonna have no other options, but to have to come to me."

As the date of the Paul-Tyson fight gets closer, fans are excited to see what will happen. Will the fight go ahead as planned? Or will something change? We'll have to wait and see.