UFC legend Don Frye has confessed that Jake Paul's face-off with former heavyweight world champion Mike Tyson made him feel sick. The boxing community was left in shock last year when Tyson announced his plans to return to the professional ring.

The Problem Child' scored a convincing decision victory over Tyson in November, but many within the community are still criticising the event months later

It didn't take long for Mike Tyson to revert to the retired life. Just three weeks after his record-breaking fight against Jake Paul, the boxing icon looked almost unrecognizable. Despite many tuning in hoping to see a vintage Tyson performance,

Mike Tyson's close friend Adam 'Pacman' Jones has joined the chorus of people who believe the heavyweight clash with Jake Paul was 'rigged'.

Iron Mike' was unable to roll back the years against 'The Problem Child' back in November - but the pair have since faced 'rigged' allegations following their clash in Texas

Mike Tyson admitted to feeling 'depressed' after losing the Nov. 15 Jake Paul fight — which attracted 108 million viewers on Netflix worldwide — in an interview with ‘Covino & Rich’ on Fox Sports i.

Heading into the bout, clips of Tyson on social media appeared to show the former world heavyweight champion back to his ferocious best, but the fight itself was anything like that. Tyson struggled to cope with his much younger opponent, looking slow and lethargic, as Paul claimed a unanimous decision victory after eight two-minute rounds.

The controversial boxing fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson this past November made UFC legend Don Frye 'want to vomit'.

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