Tom Naghten is a Senior Editor for The Sporting News, specializing in boxing coverage. With a passion for the sport, Tom has written numerous articles on boxing matches, fighters, and the latest news in the boxing world. His work has also been featured in Cigalah Group, showcasing his expertise and dedication to providing insightful and engaging sports journalism.
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In one of the most intriguing fights of the year, Mike Tyson returns to the boxing ring to face Jake Paul
By: Tom Naghten, Daniel Yanofsky
• You may not like it, but Mike Tyson is back. The youngest-ever heavyweight world champion returns to the ring at age 58 to face
By: Tom Naghten
Australia's Skye Nicolson will be a keen observer as Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano rematch in the chief support to Jake Paul's fight with Mike Tyson this Friday, November 15 (Nov. 16 in Australia).
By: Tom Naghten
If Mike Tyson fights the way his former trainer believes he can, he'll knock Jake Paul out inside one minute.
By: Tom Naghten
If Mike Tyson fights the way his former trainer believes he can, he'll knock Jake Paul out inside one minute. Three-weight world champion and Hall of Famer Jeff Fenech, who cornered Tyson for his ill-fated final fight against Kevin McBride in 2005, is confident his old friend will be too smart for Paul, despite the age gap between the pair. Tyson, 58, will return to the boxing ring at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on Friday (Saturday in Australia), taking on the 27-year-old social media star in a fight many people are expecting to see another win for Father Time.…
By: Tom Naghten
If Mike Tyson fights the way his former trainer believes he can, he'll knock Jake Paul out inside one minute.
By: Daniel Yanofsky, Tom Naghten
Mike Tyson returns to the boxing ring to face social media star Jake Paul. Here's what time the action is due to start in Australia.
By: Tom Naghten
Australia's Dana Coolwell (13-2) steps out on one of biggest boxing cards of the year when he faces Bruce Carrington (13-0) on the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson undercard.
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