Jake Paul is set to fight 58-year-old Mike Tyson on November 15, with Anderson Silva defending the bout's entertainment value despite concerns over Tyson's health, given he hasn't fought since 2005. Silva argues that both fighters don't need to prove themselves, emphasizing the event's entertainment aspect. Meanwhile, Joe Rogan has called for Tyson to provide more substantial evidence of his fitness, suggesting he should release longer training footage or sparring sessions to ease public doubts about his ability to compete. Tyson's last competitive fight was marred by health challenges, including a recent ulcer flare-up that delayed training. Despite skepticism, both Tyson and Paul remain confident in the fight's significance. Paul has also expressed interest in facing UFC champion Alex Pereira after the Tyson bout, although fans urge him to reconsider due to Pereira's contractual obligations.