Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson will be the biggest combat sports event of the year. Everyone is weighing in on Netflix's boxing debut on Friday, from boxing legends to reigning undisputed champions. Nostalgia is a powerful thing and it has a lot of people riding with former undisputed heavyweight champion "Iron" Mike from a betting perspective.

Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul is upon us. What is expected to be one of the most watched fights in boxing history has divided opinion since the moment it was announced with 31 years in age separating the heavyweight legend and the YouTuber-turned-fighter.

Promoter Eddie Hearn is certain that when Anthony Joshua returns, it will be against Daniel Dubois or Tyson Fury. Hearn, speaking on the Ariel Helwani show, said Joshua – recovering from injuries sustained in his September Wembley blockbuster against Dubois – would not be ready to fight when Dubois makes his first title defense on February 22.

The two-time heavyweight world champion is hoping Mike Tyson, 58, comes away unharmed following his clash with YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul

Former world champion Anthony Joshua made clear his position on a possible fight against Mike Tyson, who will return to the ring next week to face Jake Paul. Iron Mike's return to

Mike Tyson will finally face Jake Paul in a highly-anticipated boxing match on Friday night and the event is already splitting opinion within the combat sports world

Ever since Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson was announced the first time early this year, there have been plenty of questions surrounding this fight on Friday at the Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium that also serves as streaming giant Netflix's first foray into combat sports.

Jake Paul takes on Mike Tyson in a showdown for the ages on Friday night at the ATandT Stadium in Arlington, Texas, with 80,000 fans expected to be in attendance - but fight fans worldwide can still t