Jake Paul claimed Mike Tyson was cured of Parkinson’s with toad venom, but Tyson’s team denied it. Paul later backtracked, sparking debate among fans.

BOXING legend Mike Tyson has denied he is suffering from Parkinson’s disease – after a now-retracted claim from Jake Paul. The Problem Child beat Iron Mike in November with a unanimous

Mike Tyson has addressed Jake Paul’s false claim that he had Parkinson’s disease before their infamous boxing match.

Mike Tyson and Jake Paul squared off inside the ring back in November 2024. Tyson, at 58, looked nowhere near his prime. He suffered a decision loss to a much y

According to TMZ, while speaking to streamer Adin Ross, Paul declared that Tyson smoked psychedelic toad venom before their eight-round boxing match in November and it "cured Tyson's Parkinson's so he could come back and fight.

Mike Tyson has addressed claims that he fought against Jake Paul with Parkinson’s disease after comments made from his former opponent. Tyson came out of retirement for his first professional bout since 2005 when he squared off against YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul last November in a fight watched by a reported 60 million households around the

Despite comments made from Jake Paul on a livestream, Mike Tyson denies he has Parkinson's disease. Paul caused a stir last Tuesday when he made an appearance on a livestream with Adin Ross . Around the 13-minute mark in the video linked here ,

YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul has sensationally claimed Mike Tyson was diagnosed with Parkinson's before their Netflix bout back in November

Jake Paul has claimed that Mike Tyson used psychedelics to cure his Parkinson's disease. Paul and Tyson squared off inside the boxing ring in November 2024. Ty