Mike Tyson's boxing record: Wins, losses & key fights ahead of Jake Paul clash

Published at :November 15, 2024 at 7:59 PM

Modified at :November 15, 2024 at 8:00 PM

Mike Tyson is making his professional boxing return after 19 years

Widely regarded as one of the most terrifying forces to ever grace the ring, Mike Tyson is making his return after he retired in 2005. Tyson is making his return against YouTuber turned-boxer Jake Paul on November 15. The two Heavyweight will lock horns on Friday, November 15, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, U.SA.

‘Iron Mike’ is regarded as one of the greatest heavyweight boxers of all time, he reigned as the Undisputed World Heavyweight Champion from 1987 to 1990.

Tyson was a ruthless boxer with brutal knockout power, he flatlined his first nineteen opponents via knockout. Iron Mike has a total of 44 knockouts in his career which spans over 56 fights.

The Tyson-Paul main card will be televised on the streaming platform, Netflix beginning at 8 p.m. ET. The fight was originally scheduled for July 20 but was postponed after Tyson, got injured.

Mike Tyson age

Tyson is currently 58 years old. He was born on June 30, 1966.

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— Mike Tyson (@MikeTyson) November 11, 2024

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Mike Tyson was one of the most polarizing boxers during his prime

Tyson, boasts a professional boxing record of 50-6, including 44 victories by knockout. On November 22, 1986, Mike Tyson created history when he became the youngest heavyweight champion in boxing history after knocking out Trevor Berbick in the second round.

The Baddest Man on the Planet was not only known for his in-ring accolades and terrifying power but he was also infamous for his antics outside the ring. The ‘baddest man on the planet’ had a dark side which overtook him in the 1990s.

Iron Mike was involved in many controversies during the 1990s these controversies included a conviction and prison sentence. He was also disqualified during his Las Vegas rematch with Evander Holyfield for biting his opponent’s ear.

Mike Tyson’s boxing record

Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round, Time	Date	Location
TBD	TBD	Jake Paul	TBD	TBD	November 15, 2024	Arlington, Texas
Loss	50-6-2	Kevin McBride	RTD (Corner Stoppage)	3:00 of Round 06	June 11, 2005	Washington, USA
Loss	50-5-2	Danny Williams	TKO	2:51 of Round 04	July 30, 2004	Louisville, USA
Win	50-4-2	Clifford Etienne	KO	0:49 of Round 01	February 22, 2003	Memphis, USA
Loss	49-4-2	Lennox Lewis	KO	2:25 of Round 08	June 8, 2002	Memphis, USA
Win	49-3-2	Brian Nielsen	TKO	3:00 of of Round 7	October 13, 2001	Copenhagen, Denmark
NC	48–3-2	Andrew Golota	RTD	3:00 of Round 03	October 20, 2000	Auburn Hills, Michigan, U.S.
Win	48-3-1	Lou Savarese	TKO	0:38 of Round 01	June 24, 2000	Glasgow, Scotland
Win	47-3-1	Julius Francis	TKO	1:03 of Round 02	January 29, 2000	Manchester, UK
NC	46-3-1	Orlin Norris	NC (After Bell Injury)	01	October 23, 1999	Las Vegas, USA
Win	46-3	Francois Botha	KO	2:59 of Round 02	January 16, 1999	Las Vegas, USA
Loss	45-3	Evander Holyfield	DQ (Ear bite)	2:19 of Round 03	June 28, 1997	Las Vegas, USA
Loss	45-2	Evander Holyfield	TKO	0:37 of Round 11	November 9, 1996	Las Vegas, USA
Win	45–1	Bruce Seldon	TKO	1:49 of Round 01	September 7, 1996	Paradise, Nevada, U.S.
Win	44–1	Frank Bruno	TKO	0:50 of Round 03	March 16, 1996	Paradise, Nevada, U.S.
Win	43–1	Buster Mathis Jr.	KO	2:32 of Round 03	December 16, 1995	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Win	42–1	Peter McNeeley	DQ	1:29 of Round 01	August 19, 1995	Paradise, Nevada, U.S.
Win	41-1	Donovan Ruddock	UD	12	June 28, 1991	Las Vegas, USA
Win	40-1	Donovan Ruddock	TKO	2:22 of Round 07	March 18, 1991	Las Vegas, USA
Win	39-1	Alex Stewart	TKO	2:27 of Round 01	December 8, 1990	Atlantic City, USA
Win	38-1	Henry Tillman	KO	2:47 of Round 01	June 16, 1990	Las Vegas, USA
Loss	37-1	Buster Douglas	KO	1:22 of Round 10	February 11, 1990	Tokyo, Japan
Win	37-0	Carl Williams	TKO	1:33 of Round 01	July 21, 1989	Atlantic City, USA
Win	36-0	Frank Bruno	TKO	2:55 of Round 05	February 25, 1989	Las Vegas, USA
Win	35-0	Michael Spinks	KO	01:31of Round 01	June 27, 1988	Atlantic City, USA
Win	34-0	Tony Tubbs	TKO	2:54 of Round 02	March 21, 1988	Tokyo, Japan
Win	33-0	Larry Holmes	TKO	2:55 of Round 04	January 22, 1988	Atlantic City, USA
Win	32-0	Tyrell Biggs	TKO	2:59 of Round 07	October 16, 1987	Atlantic City, USA
Win	31-0	Tony Tucker	UD	12	August 1, 1987	Las Vegas, USA
Win	30-0	Pinklon Thomas	TKO	2:00 of Round 06	May 30, 1987	Las Vegas, USA
Win	29-0	James Smith	UD	12	March 7, 1987	Las Vegas, USA
Win	28-0	Trevor Berbick	TKO	2:35 of Round 02	November 22, 1986	Las Vegas, USA
Win	27-0	Alfonzo Ratliff	TKO	1:41 of Round 02	September 6, 1986	Las Vegas, USA
Win	26-0	José Ribalta	TKO	1:37 of Round 10	August 17, 1986	Atlantic City, USA
Win	25-0	Marvis Frazier	KO	0:30 of Round 01	July 26, 1986	Glens Falls, USA
Win	24-0	Lorenzo Boyd	KO	1:43 of Round 02	July 11, 1986	Swan Lake, USA
Win	23-0	William Hosea	KO	0:30 of Round 01	June 28, 1986	Troy, New York, USA
Win	22-0	Reggie Gross	TKO	2:36 of Round 01	June 13, 1986	New York City, USA
Win	21-0	Mitch Green	UD	10	May 20, 1986	New York City, USA
Win	20-0	James Tillis	UD	10	May 3, 1986	Glens Falls, USA
Win	19-0	Steve Zouski	KO	2:39 of Round 03	March 10, 1986	Uniondale, USA
Win	18-0	Jesse Ferguson	TKO	1:19 of Round 06	February 16, 1986	Albany, New York, USA
Win	17-0	Mike Jameson	UD	6	January 15, 1986	Atlantic City, USA
Win	16-0	Dave Jaco	TKO	2:16 of Round 01	January 11, 1986	Albany, New York, USA
Win	15-0	Mark Young	KO	0:50 of Round 01	December 27, 1985	Albany, New York, USA
Win	14-0	Sammy Scaff	TKO	1:19 of Round 01	December 6, 1985	New York City, USA
Win	13-0	Conroy Nelson	TKO	3:00 of Round 02	November 22, 1985	Latham, New York, USA
Win	12-0	Eddie Richardson	KO	1:17 of Round 01	November 13, 1985	Houston, Texas, USA
Win	11-0	Sterling Benjamin	TKO	0:54 of Round 01	November 1, 1985	Latham, New York, USA
Win	10-0	Robert Colay	KO	0:37 of Round 01	October 25, 1985	Atlantic City, USA
Win	9-0	Donnie Long	KO	1:28 of Round 01	October 9, 1985	Atlantic City, USA
Win	8-0	Michael Johnson	KO	0:39 of Round 01	September 9, 1985	Atlantic City, USA
Win	7-0	Lorenzo Canady	TKO	1:05 of Round 01	July 26, 1985	Atlantic City, USA
Win	6-0	Larry Sims	KO	1:01 of Round 03	July 19, 1985	Poughkeepsie, USA
Win	5-0	John Alderson	TKO	2:02 of Round 02	July 11, 1985	Atlantic City, USA
Win	4-0	Ricardo Spain	TKO	0:39 of Round 01	June 20, 1985	Atlantic City, New Jersey, U.S.
Win	3-0	Don Halpin	KO	0:44 of Round 04	May 23, 1985	Albany, New York, USA
Win	2-0	Trent Singleton	TKO	1:12 of Round 01	April 10, 1985	Albany, New York, USA
Win	1-0	Hector Mercedes	TKO	1:47 of Round 01	March 6, 1985	Albany, New York, U.S.

Mike Tyson career spans three decades excluding his return tonight, with fights and wins over boxing legends including Frank Bruno, Larry Holmes, and Michael Spink.

Iron Mike’s last victory in boxing was in February 2003 when he defeated Clifford Etienne via a first-round knockout. Mike Tyson last appeared in the ring on November 28, 2020, for an exhibition bout against Roy Jones Jr. at Staples Center in Los Angeles.

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Tyson is now ready to fight the 28-year-young social media sensation Jake Paul tonight. The highly anticipated bout is also under immense scrutiny due to the significant 30-plus-year age difference between the two men.

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