Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson LIVE: Results, fight scorecards after reaction from on Netflix event

If you want more fights this weekend, look no further than UFC 309 tomorrow night, where we’ll have live coverage for you as Jon Jones returns against Stipe Miocic.

But UFC 310 has been shaken up, Dana White confirms the main event Belal Muhammad vs Shavkat Rakhmonov is OFF! Muhammad is injured and having surgery.

Alexandre Pantoja vs Kai Asakura is the new main event. Then there’s Shavkat Rakhmonov vs Ian Machado Garry.

Irish boxer Michael Conlan: “I’m just glad Tyson didn’t get badly hurt, credit to him at 58 doing the 8 rounds and making a ton of money but that should never have happened, I suppose if it makes money it makes sense. Jake is a smart business man no doubt but that was sad.”

JJ Watt: “Mad at myself for staying awake for that. I know better.”

Tyreek Hill: “Mike made me get my Netflix account back for nothing.”

Terence Crawford: “I love Mike Tyson, but they giving him too much credit. He looked like trash, to train that long and only throw 97 punches the whole fight is crazy. I’m just glad he didn’t get hurt out there.”

ESPN’s Stephen A Smith: “Love Mike Tyson Always have, always will. But 58 is 58. Plus the legs just wasn’t there. Old is old. Thank God he didn’t get knocked out. Now it’s time for Jake Paul to get in the ring with a Top-10 fighter — or Hell, a Champion. No more BBall players, strikers from MMA, or old men. It’s time for Jake to get into a real fight. He’s good enough! Make it happen.”

NBA legend Magic Johnson: “Just sad smh. I cut it off because I couldn’t watch anymore. It’s sad to see Mike Tyson like this because I went to every Tyson fight. This fight tonight was not great for boxing.”

Andre Ward: “I enjoyed it, it’s a powerful thing, I appreciated it for what it was. I didn’t expect it to be the old Mike.

“I think it’s time to call somebody out younger than Mike, a bit more of a threat, somebody the boxing public can say, ‘we respect you, even if you lose.’”

“I was trying to hurt him a little bit,” Paul says. “I was scared, he was trying to hurt me.”

Tyson then leaves the door open for one last dance: “I don’t know [if it’s the last fight]it depends on the situation.

“I don’t think so, I don’t know, maybe I’ll fight his brother?”

Logan Paul replies: “I’d kill you Mike.”

“Yes [I had an injury]but I can’t use that as an excuse,” Tyson says after being asked about his knee and condition of his legs.

“Yes, I have a habit of biting my gloves,” Tyson adds. “I have a biting fixation.”

80-72, 79-73, 79-73, your winner by UD… Jake Paul!

“He’s the greatest to ever do it,” Paul says in victory. “He’s an icon and it’s an honour to fight him. He’s the toughest man.”

Tyson: “I’m happy, no, I’m not surprised it went the distance, I knew he was a good fighter. I didn’t prove nothing to anybody, just to my family.”

The final two minutes of this fight, Paul well ahead on the judges’ scorecards, you would think.

Paul has landed 28 jabs, more than five times the amount from Tyson.

Will Tyson have a go in this final minute? Tyson taking clean jabs now, Paul steps back, he’s settled for a points win, it seems.

Then a wide right hook lands on Tyson, Paul doesn’t follow up though. More boos from the crowd. Paul bows, touches his gloves and salutes Tyson, the pair come together and embrace head to head.

We go to the scorecards…

Tyson with some life there, bobbing and weaving, but already the energy bar is running low.

Paul leads the punch stats, still, landing 59/200 to Tyson’s 16/87. Paul’s connect rate is up at 29 percent, with Tyson down on 18 percent.

Paul now rolling in and out of range, jabbing to the body, a right-left lands on Tyson, who rumbles out perhaps from pure instinct in there.