Mike Tyson had known health problems before his fight with Jake Paul, and now Paul has mentioned Parkinson's Disease as well.

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 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

Now, months later, Paul suggested during a conversation with American streamer Adin Ross that Tyson has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, before being 'cured' by smoking toad. The main symptoms of Parkinson's are the involuntary shaking of body parts, slow movement, and stiff muscles.

Mike Tyson's ulcer-related emergency delayed his fight with Jake Paul until November, as Paul claimed Tyson used psychedelics to "cure Parkinson's."

Mike Tyson has denied he's been secretly suffering from Parkinson's disease. The 58-year-old boxing veteran's health was thrust into the spotlight after he suffered a medical emergency related to an ulcer in the run up to his recent bout with YouTuber Jake Paul which prompted the fight to be postponed until November — and Jake hit headlines over the

Jake Paul recently claimed that psychedelic drugs cured Mike Tyson's case of Parkinson's ahead of their record-breaking Netflix fight. Tyson's team has responded by denying he ever had the disease. Paul appeared in a video with streamer Adin Ross,