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Iron Mike Tyson has splashed some of his $20m earnings from taking on Jake Paul on a new mansion, months after the 58-year-old’s humiliating defeat at the AT&T Stadium on November 15.

The former undisputed heavyweight champion cut a timid figure and a shadow of his reputation in front of 80,000 fans, as 60 million people tuned in to Netflix to watch the final performance of his professional career.

Paul simply outclassed him with youth, save for a few moments when the ex-boxing supremo threatened to break the 27-year-old’s guard. The decision was such a foregone conclusion that The Problem Child spent the final seconds of the final round bowing before his rival.

Mike Tyson - terkenal.co.idNonetheless, Tyson got paid handsomely to secure his long-term future and that of his family too; which includes a wife and six living children, after Exodus tragically died in 2009 at the age of four.

Now he reveals he’s spent most of that fortune on $13m a new home in Florida, two months after the night in Texas. Located by Delray Beach, the Tierra del Rey Estates mansion spans 2.7 acres and has a lake close by.

The purchase was completed on January 8 and includes Mike’s full name on the special warranty deed along with Lakiha “Kiki” Tyson (nee Spencer), his faithful wife of 15-and-a-half years.

Tyson grateful to survive Jake Paul

Cash aside, it was a gutsy move for Tyson to get back into the ring considering his age and the risk of heart and brain issues from punch damage and the extreme cardio of a professional bout.

Particularly considering the ulcer he received aboard a flight that forced the initial date of June 20 to be pushed back by months to allow him enough time to recover.

So despite signing off his time in the ring with a timid defeat, it’s worth reflecting on how far he came just to get to that position in the first place and that’s what he chose to remind his fans of.

Mike tyson“This is one of those situations when you lost but still won,” Tyson said online of his November 15 fight, perhaps alluding to securing his financial future. “I’m grateful for last night.

“No regrets to get in ring one last time. I almost died in June. Had eight blood transfusions. Lost half my blood and 25lbs in hospital and had to fight to get healthy to fight so I won.

“To have my children see me stand toe to toe and finish 8 rounds with a talented fighter half my age in front of a packed Dallas Cowboy stadium is an experience that no man has the right to ask for. Thank you.”

Mike Tyson is one of the most legendary boxers in the sport’s history. At the peak of his career, the former heavyweight champion was one of the highest-paid athletes in the world. But as quickly as he rose up, he fell.

“Iron Mike” earned hundreds of millions throughout his career, but he also spent lavishly, was scammed out of money from managers and promotors, went to prison, and declared bankruptcy multiple times.

Name

Mike Tyson

Estimate Net Worth

$20 Million

Source of Wealth

Boxing, Acting, Endorsements, Business Ventures

Salary

$20 Million (Last Fight / Nov ’24)

Businesses (Ownership)

Mike Tyson 2.0

Sponsorships & Endorsements

Smart Cups, Mike’s Hard Lemonade, Manscaped, CopperGel

What is Mike Tyson’s Net Worth in 2025?

Per Celebrity Net Worth, Mike Tyson has a net worth of around $20 million in 2025. Facing financial difficulties since the early 2000s and declaring bankruptcy multiple times, most recently in 2010, Tyson’s over $400 million in earnings throughout his career was entirely depleted multiple times.

His most recent fight against Logan Paul in November 2024, which paid him an estimated $20 million, accounts for the majority of his current net worth.

Some of Tyson’s lavish purchases included multiple Bengal tigers for $50,000 each, luxury cars worth millions of dollars, including Lamborghini’s, Ferrari’s, and Rolls-Royces’, as well as luxury real estate.

Mike Tyson: Boxer 'doing great' after medical episode during cross-country  flight, rep says | CNNMike Tyson’s Salary

Outside of his boxing matches, Mike Tyson’s salary is unknown. However, his most recent fight against Jake Paul in November of last year reportedly earned him $20 million.

Since retiring from boxing, Tyson has made money from several projects and ventures. He most notably appeared in the smash hit comedy The Hangover in 2009, as well as it sequels. He’s also made cameos in HBO’s Entourage, the film Rocky Balboa, as well as featured in documentaries and series, including 2008’s Tyson and 2014’s Adult Swim animated series Mike Tyson Mysteries. Tyson also launched a Cannabis line called Tyson 2.0.

Tyson was reportedly paid $100,000 for his role in The Hangover and $200,000 for the sequel.

Tyson’s reported career earnings from professional boxing:

Opponent

Earnings

Trevor Berbick

$1.5 Million

James Smith

$2 Million

Pinklon Thomas

$2.5 Million

Tony Tucker

$2.5 Million

Tyrell Biggs

$2.5 Million

Larry Holmes

$5 Million

Tony Tubbs

$10 Million

Michael Spinks

$20 Million

Frank Bruno I

$8 Million

Carl Williams

$4 Million

Buster Douglas

$6 Million

Henry Tillman

$2 Million

Alex Stewart

$3 Million

Donovan Ruddock I

$3 Million

Donovan Ruddock II

$6 Million

Peter McNeeley

$25 Million

Buster Mathis

$10 Million

Frank Bruno II

$30 Million

Bruce Seldon

$30 Million

Evander Holyfield I

$30 Million

Evander Holyfield II

$30 Million

Francois Botha

$10 Million

Orlin Norris

$9 Million

Julius Francis

$10 Million

Lou Savarese

$9 Million

Andrew Golata

$10 Million

Brian Nielson

$5 Million

Lennox Lewis

$103 Million

Clifford Etienne

$5 Million

Danny Williams

$8 Million

Kevin McBride

$5 Million

Roy Jones Jr

$10 Million

Jake Paul

$20 Million

Mike Tyson’s Businesses

In 2021, Mike Tyson teamed up with medical cannabis company Columbia Care to launch Tyson 2.0. Fast forward a few years and they’ve now expanded across the US and to 16 other countries, according to their site. They sell flower, vape products, edibles and more.

The company reportedly earned $160 million in 2023, up from $50 million in 2022.

McGregor hasn’t fought in the UFC since 2021.

Mike Tyson‘s trainer predicts a fight with Logan Paul to spell the end of Conor McGregor‘s credibility in the UFC and as an MMA fighter as the 36-year-old Irishman enters three-and-a-half years out of commission in the Octagon.

The Notorious last fought in July 2021 when he broke his leg against Dustin Poirier in what spelled his third defeat in four fights, starting from when he unsuccessfully challenged Khabib Nurmagomedov for the lightweight title.

He did have a proposed fight with Michael Chandler in June 2024 but ultimately had to postpone it due to a broken toe six weeks prior. The inactivity, combined with legal issues and his business ventures, means lots of people have largely given up dreams of seeing him competing at the front of the UFC again.Mike Tyson

Now looking to make a return to boxing, in what he claims is a $250m bout, Teddy Atlas believes taking on Paul would all but spell the end of his career as a mixed martial artist as the legendary trainer of Iron Mike provides his forecast.

McGregor‘s the more experienced legitimate fighter here,” Atlas said on his YouTube podcast. “Obviously, Paul‘s going to be much bigger, and he’s going to be younger. Does this officially signal that Conor‘s no longer looking to be a legitimate pure MMA fighter?

“Now that he’s doing these events, extravaganzas, if you will, for this kind of money, does it signal, really, an end to his legitimacy as an MMA fighter? If so, I don’t think it should be forgotten how great he really was, and it might be the end.”

Atlas compares McGregor to Ali

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Despite competing in different fighting disciplines, Atlas believes there is a very flattering comparison between McGregor and, arguably the most famous athlete of all-time, Muhammad Ali.

Known for his witty remarks and showmanship, Ali’s reputation away from the ring was just as iconic as his intimidating aura within it as both played a role in him becoming heavyweight champion on three occasions with 19 defenses.

Atlas believes McGregor‘s own showmanship is part of why the UFC has grown to be as successful as it is today, something he believes Ali did for boxing throughout the 1960s and 1970s too with iconic bouts against Joe Frazier, George Foreman and Sonny Liston.

“But I don’t think it should be forgotten that he was a great UFC fighter and champion,” Atlas added of McGregor. “And he brought the sport to a different level of paydays, much like [Muhammad] Ali did in boxing.”

Chael Sonnen isn’t buying the rumors of Conor McGregor and Logan Paul earning a staggering $250 million for an exhibition boxing match in India. On his YouTube channel, the UFC veteran expressed his skepticism, pointing out how such a figure seems wildly inflated compared to the earnings of some of the biggest names in combat sports.

Sonnen highlighted the reported payouts for top athletes like Tyson Fury ($60 million), Jake Paul ($40 million), and Canelo Alvarez ($50 million), questioning how McGregor’s fight with Logan Paul could command over four times those amounts. Even boxing icon Mike Tyson, one of the sport’s biggest draws, only made $20 million for his exhibition bout against Roy Jones jr.

“As absurd as that story is, the most absurd part is the unnamed Indian billionaire”

The rumored purse has raised plenty of eyebrows, with fans and analysts alike wondering if it’s more hype than reality. While McGregor and Paul are undoubtedly global superstars with massive fanbases, the idea of a $250 million payday seems far-fetched even by boxing’s often extravagant standards.

However, McGregor had earlier claimed that this fight was being done at the behest of the Ambani family.

This is the same family, that has Beyonce perform at their son’s wedding. So, paying an extravagant amount of money for a fight might not be that big of a stretch.

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Whether the fight happens or not, one thing is clear: the buzz around McGregor vs. Paul is already generating headlines. However, Sonnen’s skepticism might be a reality check for anyone getting carried away by the eye-popping numbers.

Sonnen skeptical about McGregor vs. Paul

Beyond questioning the $250 million purse, Sonnen doesn’t believe the McGregor vs. Paul fight will take place at all.

In the same YouTube video, Sonnen pointed out the contractual obligations both fighters have, with McGregor tied to the UFC and Paul to the WWE—two entities now operating under the same parent company, TKO,

“And you believe that TKO, that needs them both, wants them both, promotes them both. You believe that TKO is going to allow not one, but two guys to go and do this? You’re gonna present it to the world as if it’s real.”

While the idea of a McGregor-Paul showdown might sound lucrative, Sonnen’s analysis raises valid concerns about the feasibility of such a crossover event.

TKO will have to allow two of its biggest stars to fight outside their contracts. McGregor is also still under contract with the UFC and White has not let any of his other fighters venture into boxing.

Sean O’Malley and Ilia Topuria have showcased interest in trying their hand at boxing but the UFC president has always poured water over their ideas.

To this day, McGregor remains the only fighter allowed to fight outside his contract, and that was only because he was fighting Floyd Mayweather.

Now we know why Iron Mike said he wasn’t going to retire just yet.

We’re now over a month removed from the highly anticipated bout between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul. Although it was by all intents and purposes one of the biggest boxing events in history, it feels like the hype has already died down completely. We can thank a relatively boring and slow fight between the two for that.

Bite His Glove?!?! Mike Tyson Vs. Jake Paul Netflix Fiasco Crowned 'Top  Trending Sporting Event' Of 2024 - MMAmania.comTyson showed his age, moving gingerly and not throwing a high volume of punches, which we’ve essentially never seen before. In Tyson’s own words, he “blanked out” during the fight and seemed to lose his essence. Even his son, Amir Tyson, admitted that Tyson just had no energy left after the first couple of rounds. Despite the poor performance, Tyson laughed his way to the bank, reportedly making around $20 million for a few minutes in the ring.

This will be a memorable production for fans and followers

Netflix is set to captivate audiences once again with the announcement of a three-part docuseries centered on the legendary and controversial boxing figure, Mike Tyson. Directed by Floyd Russ, this eagerly anticipated series promises to provide an unflinching look at the extraordinary life and career of Tyson.

Mike TysonIt all be told from his meteoric rise as the youngest heavyweight champion in history to his tumultuous personal struggles and numerous controversies outside the ring. The docuseries aims to explore the full spectrum of Tyson’s journey, delving deep into the highs and lows that have defined his life.

Viewers will witness his unparalleled dominance in the boxing world, the financial hardships that led him to the brink of bankruptcy, and the time he spent in prison. By presenting a comprehensive view of both his professional triumphs and personal tribulations, the series seeks to paint a nuanced picture of a man who has been both celebrated and vilified.

The excitement is something everyone shares with him

Tyson himself has expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating that Netflix’s global platform is ideal for sharing his story. He views this series as an opportunity to reflect on his life, acknowledging that while it may be challenging to revisit some aspects of his past, it is ultimately a welcomed endeavor.

For fans of boxing and those intrigued by Tyson’s complex persona, this docuseries promises to offer new insights and a deeper understanding of one of the most fascinating figures in sports history.

As anticipation builds, audiences around the world eagerly await the chance to see Tyson’s life story unfold on the screen, with all its dramatic twists and turns. Knowing his career, fans and followers can expect a lot of stories that were hidden or left with little detail and people can’t wait for the series to come out.

Tyson has been doing the media rounds since the bout took place.

Nearly a month after it happened, the bout between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson continues to be discussed and debated by the national sports media. Paul‘s victory by unanimous decision came as a surprise — but only to a point, as the combatants’ 31-year age difference proved decisive over a grueling eight rounds at AT&T Stadium.

Paul, 27, proved his talent for defeating past-their-prime fighters in 2024 by defeating Mike Perry before taking on the 58-year-old Tyson, who suffered a medical emergency in May that nearly killed him. In the weeks following the fight, Paul has gone on a victory tour to exotic locales like Abu Dhabi, while Tyson continues to reckon with the result back home

Tyson “blanked out” during the bout

Despite a bright start to the fight on Nov. 15, by the halfway point it was clear that Tyson was going to lose the bout — although Iron Mike’s reported $20 million payout may have made his rigorous training and health struggles “worth it”. But in the wake of his defeat, Tyson has made the chilling discovery that he doesn’t really remember fighting Paul, who reportedly took home $40 million from his “business trip” to Arlington.

I don’t remember the fight that much, I kind of blanked out,” Tyson said during an interview on FOX Sports Radio‘s “Covino and Rich” show. “You know what I remember… coming back from the first round and Jake was doing some sort of bow… that’s the last thing I remember.”

Mike Tyson Vs. Jake Paul Was An Entertaining DisasterTyson’s springtime ulcer flare-up put the fight in jeopardy and warranted its postponement to November, and what occurred in the heart of Texas led to claims that the fight was “rigged” in favor of Paul. Even Paul has admitted that he took it easy on the former heavyweight champion, and the two appeared to embrace during the final round, when the result of the fight was no longer in doubt.

But this new revelation from Tyson makes clear what many analysts and former boxers had suspected throughout 2024: the matchup gave Paul a decided advantage from the start, and Tyson was fortunate to avoid serious injury against a younger and stronger combatant.

Lakiha Spicer, the woman credited with transforming Tyson’s life, says enough is enough.

Boxing legend Mike Tyson’s wife, Lakiha “Kiki” Spicer, has reportedly decided that his fighting days are over. Tyson, known for his iconic career and later comebacks, now seems to face his final retirement with Spicer firmly by his side.

According to Tyson’s son Amir, Spicer has been a pivotal force in Tyson’s life and isn’t supporting any further boxing ventures. Speaking to The Sun, Amir revealed, “My stepmom says he’s done, and they’re a team. That’s husband-and-wife stuff.”

Mike Tyson says psychedelics saved his life, now he hopes they can change the world | ReutersSpicer’s decision comes after Tyson’s controversial bout against YouTuber Jake Paul, where the former heavyweight champion struggled to maintain his footing in the later rounds. Despite the fight ending in a decision loss for Tyson, many believed Paul carried the 57-year-old legend to avoid a knockout.

The fallout from the Jake Paul Fight

Tyson’s performance in the November fight raised questions about his ability to continue competing. Following the bout, Jake Paul stated, “I didn’t want to hurt someone who didn’t need to be hurt.” Tyson, however, seemed less convinced about his retirement, teasing a potential fight against Paul’s brother, Logan.

I don’t know [if I’ll fight again]. It depends on the situation,” Tyson said in a post-fight interview. Logan, quick to respond, taunted Tyson, saying, “I’d kill you, Mike.” Tyson shot back with, “It’s on then.

Despite the banter, Amir Tyson hinted that his father is unlikely to heed outside advice, even from family. “He’s his own man,” Amir remarked. “If I say too much, he’d only tell me to shut up.”

A career end under scrutiny

The aftermath of Tyson’s last fight has been anything but smooth. Lawsuits surrounding the event-targeting promoters, Netflix, and the fighters themselves have kept Tyson’s name in the headlines.

With Spicer standing firm and Tyson’s recent struggles in the ring, it seems the former champ’s gloves may finally be hung up for good. Spicer’s influence, coupled with Tyson’s age and physical toll, could mark the end of one of boxing’s most colorful and tumultuous careers.

As fans wait for confirmation, one thing is clear: Tyson’s journey from boxing legend to cultural icon has left an indelible mark. Whether he fights again or not, the “Baddest Man on the Planet” remains a larger-than-life figure.

The idea of Mike Tyson, one of the most feared heavyweights in boxing history, losing to YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul has caused a stir in the boxing world, with many fans questioning the legitimacy of the fight.

Some have even suggested that the bout might have been staged for financial gain. These claims have sparked widespread conspiracy theories, but Tyson’s son, Amir J. Tyson, is pushing back against the speculation.

Mike TysonAmir, who was part of the commentary team during his father’s fight against Jake Paulon November 15, addressed the rumors in a recent interview. Speaking from Dubai, where he attended the IBA championship, Amir dismissed the allegations of a staged fight, demanding concrete evidence to back up the claims.

“Where’s the proof? Give me factual proof,” Amir declared.

He pointed out that the accusations of a rigged fight were baseless, emphasizing the legal ramifications of such actions.

Mike Tyson “That’s a felony, that’s a federal crime,” he added, reinforcing his belief that the fight was legitimate.

Fight drew a record number of viewers

While the outcome of the fight sparked controversy, there’s no denying the massive success of the event.

The fight between Tyson and Paul shattered records, with a historic 65 million concurrent viewers tuning in, making it the most-watched boxing event ever. The event also set a new benchmark for ticket sales, raking in 18 million dollars, surpassing the previous record held by Canelo Alvarez.

Despite technical issues that affected some viewers’ ability to stream the fight on Netflix, the financial success of the event was undeniable, with Tyson reportedly earning $20 million and Jake Paul taking home $40 million dollars.

Mike TysonThe aftermath of the fight saw an image of a supposed “script” for the bout circulating on social media.

The script claimed Tyson would show flashes of his prime in the early rounds before tiring out by the third and ultimately losing to Paul by the fifth.

A community note on Twitter quickly debunked the document, labeling it as a fake. However, the circulation of the script only fueled the conspiracy theories surrounding the fight’s legitimacy.

Jake Paul‘s fight with Mike Tyson has drawn considerable criticism from the boxing world.

Despite 57-year-old Tyson not having fought professionally for almost twenty years, his eight two minute rounds with the YouTuber-turned-fighter will be sanctioned, albeit with 14 ounce gloves.

Tyson Fury VS Mike Tyson

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Many in the sport worry for the fighter’s health in against an admittedly novice fighter but with some activity, youth and power. Tyson Fury does not fall into that camp.

Speaking to The Stomping Ground, the former heavyweight champion who was named after ‘Iron’ Mike said the fight was ‘fantastic for boxing.’

“I think it’s fantastic for boxing. You’ve got a legend in Mike Tyson, you’ve got a YouTube boxer who’s come into the game and blew it up with millions of followers and millions of views. Good, bad or indifferent, some people love him, some people hate him.

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Mike Tyson and Jake Paul

I think it’s a really good spectacle for boxing, it brings a lot of people to the game. Who am I to say Mike Tyson shouldn’t be boxing or Jake Paul shouldn’t be boxing? Good luck to them, they’re both gonna make what I call a s**t ton of money out of it.”

Speaking on the Furocity YouTube channel, Tyson’s half-brother Tommy took a completely different view. He called the fight ‘criminal’ due to Tyson’s advanced years.

“He’s my idol from growing up. But I want to challenge young men who can challenge me properly. [I don’t respect it] Why are you preparing to beat a guy who is 60 years of age, one of the best to ever do it? It’s criminal, to be honest, I don’t know why it’s being allowed to happen. I hope both men come out unscathed.”

The 25-year-old – who is the only man so far to have beaten Paul – has also said the fight is ‘ridiculous’ and ‘shouldn’t be allowed.’

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