“Historic Night of Boxing: Taylor vs. Serrano Rematch and Tyson vs. Paul Set to Captivate Global Audience”

**Katie Taylor vs. , Followed by Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson – Live Coverage** - Taylor and Serrano will clash on the undercard of the Paul vs. Tyson event. - A global audience of 300 million is anticipated for the Netflix broadcast. - Main event ringwalks are expected to take place after 11 PM ET / 4 AM GMT. Welcome to AT&T Stadium for an unforgettable night of boxing. Mike Tyson is making his return to the ring after a staggering 7,097-day hiatus, set to face influencer-turned-boxer Jake Paul in a non-title heavyweight bout scheduled for eight rounds. Tyson, a name synonymous with boxing greatness, became the youngest heavyweight champion in history at just 20 years old in 1986. He achieved this remarkable feat by defeating in under two rounds to claim the World Boxing Council title. After unifying the major title belts, Tyson defended his undisputed heavyweight championship six times before suffering a shocking defeat to James ‘Buster’ Douglas in February 1990. Following a conviction for rape in 1992, Tyson served three years in prison and never quite regained his former dominance, finishing his professional career with six wins, five losses, and two no-contests. The fight card for the evening includes: - vs. , six rounds, middleweights - Mario Barrios vs. , 12 rounds, for Barrios’ WBC welterweight title - Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano, 10 rounds (two-minute rounds) for Taylor’s undisputed women’s junior welterweight championship - Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson, eight rounds (two-minute rounds), heavyweights Stay tuned for live updates as the action unfolds!