Jake Paul secured a unanimous decision victory over Mike Tyson in a highly publicized boxing match that many viewed as a manufactured mismatch. The judges scored the bout 79-73 twice and 80-72 in favor of Paul, who at 27 years old faced the 58-year-old former heavyweight champion, a man with a long history of health issues. The fight, held late on Friday night, was intended to lend Paul some credibility in the boxing world. However, the outcome raised questions about the legitimacy of the matchup. Tyson, once a dominant force in the sport during the late 1980s, has struggled with numerous health problems, including a bleeding stomach ulcer and acute sciatica. Just two years prior, he was in such severe pain that he required a wheelchair, and earlier this year, he experienced a medical emergency that delayed the fight with Paul. Despite his storied past, Tyson was unable to land significant punches against Paul, who has built a career on social media and celebrity boxing. The fight highlighted the stark contrast between the two fighters, with Tyson's physical decline evident as he faced an opponent who, while controversial, is in the prime of his life. The result, while a victory for Paul, ultimately felt hollow given the circumstances surrounding the bout.