Nearly a month after the event, Mike Tyson's son, Amir Tyson, shared some insights about his father's state of mind:
"He's just been in his zone staying to himself. He's real good. He's not handling it bad. He knocked out Netflix and it was all because of him pretty much. It was a historic night. Everybody involved got paid and it was a good night."
The fight marked a significant milestone as the first live boxing event broadcast on Netflix. It turned out to be a huge commercial success, generating over $18 million at the gate and attracting more than 60 million concurrent streams.
At 58 years old and having been away from professional boxing for nearly two decades, Tyson found it challenging to compete against the younger Paul. The bout seems to have put an end to Tyson's boxing career once and for all.
Jake Paul, the YouTuber-turned-boxer, continues to pursue his boxing career and plans for a big 2025. He's made a significant change in his goals, though. A showdown with Canelo Alvarez, once high on Paul's wish list, no longer seems to be a priority.
The fight's success has cemented its place in boxing history, proving that unconventional matchups can draw massive audiences and commercial success.