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Video Seems to Support Michael Irvin’s Claim That Mike Tyson’s Contract Prevented Him From Lawfully Hitting Jake Paul

According to Hall of Famer and former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin, Mike Tyson was not allowed to throw uppercuts at Jake Paul during their boxing battle because of his contract.

On Friday, November 15, Tyson fought Paul at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and lost by unanimous decision.

It’s not only Michael Irvin, who was elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2007 after playing for the Dallas Cowboys from 1988 to 1999,

Who watched the Tyson-Paul bout and speculated that it could have been rigged. Irvin, a former wide receiver in the NFL, seemed to think.

That Mike Tyson’s contract had a clause that prohibited him from hitting Jake Paul with uppercuts. “They had absolutely no plans to scrap. I couldn’t see a single Mike Tyson patented uppercut in that.

What if he took an uppercut from Mike Tyson? Then I overheard several individuals discussing how they included it in the contract.

He was unable to uppercut after bodying. For example, how is it possible to include it in a fight contract? “It’s What It Is,” Irvin remarked.

“He couldn’t body him and execute that trademark uppercut, and you have all these people out here.” In any case,

Mike Tyson is no longer Mike Tyson, and now you’re taking away his greatest gift—that uppercut. I think that’s a huge lie, man.

That would be like to forcing me to play a game in which I can’t run a slant route in the deep end or the deep out.

What you do best is what you do. You won’t be that guy anymore if they take it away. Irvin’s assertions may be more credible than those of the typical skeptic due to a few variables.

In addition to being a Dallas Cowboys icon, Irvin mostly emerged around the same time as Tyson in the 1990s. This is because the fight took place in in&T Stadium, the Cowboys’ home field,

Which allowed Irvin to speak with people who were familiar with the inner workings of the battle. On social media, videos like the one below are also becoming quite popular.

They seem to depict Tyson choosing not to use his fists at all in addition to pulling them. Just on X (previously Twitter), the video below has received over 4 million views.