The upcoming fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul, scheduled for November 15 at AT&T Stadium, has sparked significant controversy and concern. Critics point to the three-decade age difference and Tyson's health issues, including mobility problems and a recent ulcer flare-up, as major points of contention. While Jake Paul claims the fight is out of respect for Tyson, some, like UFC's Dana White, believe Paul is capitalizing on Tyson's popularity to sell pay-per-views. The fight, which will stream live on Netflix, has been criticized by figures like legendary broadcaster Jim Lampley and UFC legend Ken Shamrock, who argue it undermines the sport's integrity. Despite these concerns, Tyson insists he will be ready, emphasizing that the fight is 'won in the gym.' The undercard will feature significant bouts, including WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios defending his title against Abel Ramos.