Paul, who's 27 and has an 11-1 record, faced off against 58-year-old Tyson, the former undisputed heavyweight world champion. Despite the financial success, the fight itself didn't live up to expectations. Tyson struggled to find his old form in the ring.
After the Tyson fight, Paul set his sights on a rematch with Tommy Fury. Fury, the half-brother of former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, beat Paul in Saudi Arabia last February by split decision.
Paul claims he offered Fury $8 million for a Netflix fight. Fury turned it down. Instead, Fury will face Darren Till, a former UFC title challenger, on January 18 at Manchester's Co-op Live arena.
Paul didn't hold back when talking about Fury's decision. He said:
"Offered [Tommy] Fury $8M to fight on Netflix. He turned it down and now fighting an MMA fighter… Now tell me who is running? Stupid daddy controlled kid, protected from the inevitable."
Paul's comments suggest he thinks Fury is avoiding the rematch. He also took a shot at Till, comparing him to other MMA fighters he's beaten.
It's not clear where Paul will go next. He's made it known he wants another crack at Fury. Some people think Paul brought in Tyson for the Netflix fight after Fury said no. But we don't know if Paul made this new offer to Fury before or after the Tyson match.
Paul remains one of boxing's most talked-about names. With his recent win and the drama surrounding potential opponents, fans will keep a close eye on his next move.