When Is Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson Press Conference? How to Watch, Date, and Time

Published 04/30/2024, 5:08 PM EDT

Get ready for the showdown of the year. Jake Paul and Mike Tyson face off in a professional boxing match with the co-main event being the most anticipated rematch between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano. Scheduled for July 20, it’s set to be an epic clash. The venue? AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The fight between Jake Paul and Iron Mike isn’t just any fight—it’s officially sanctioned, counting on their records.

But before the punches fly, there’s something brewing. Wondering when the press conferences are? Want to know how to catch the action and can you be there in person? We’ve got you covered.

Mark Your calendars for Jake Paul & Mike Tyson press conference

Wanna see these two legends face off before the big day? Mark your calendars because the press conferences are almost here! Michael Benson, a boxing insider, just tweeted the dates and locations: “Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson & Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano rematch first press conferences scheduled for Monday, May 13th in New York at 5:30pm ET (10:30pm UK time) and Thursday, May 16th in Texas at 7:30pm CT (1:30am UK time). Both free and open to the public!”

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson & Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano rematch first press conferences scheduled for Monday, May 13th in New York at 5:30pm ET (10:30pm UK time) and Thursday, May 16th in Texas at 7:30pm CT (1:30am UK time). Both free and open to the public.
— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) April 30, 2024

It will very likely be broadcast through their official channels on YouTube. That’s right, free and open to the public! This is your chance to see Jake Paul and Mike Tyson come face-to-face ahead of their highly anticipated fight. It’s not just the main event heating up either. The undercard features the much-anticipated rematch between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano, following their epic battle in 2022. But here is the most important thing about the bout; The rules!

No head gears and knockouts are allowed!

Initially, there was discussion about this being an exhibition bout. However, it has been officially sanctioned as a professional fight by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations. This means the outcome will affect the fighters’ official boxing records. This clash will see the fighters go head-to-head in eight two-minute rounds, heavyweight style. And yes, knockouts are definitely on the table.

Both fighters will be sporting 14 oz gloves, and contrary to some whispers out there, no headgear will be part of the fight. Tyson, excited about the matchup, remarked, “I’m very much looking forward to stepping into the ring with Jake Paul. He’s grown significantly as a boxer over the years.” Paul isn’t holding back either, aiming high with, “Time to put Iron Mike to sleep.” Get ready; this one’s for the history books!

So, what do you think? Will the seasoned prowess of Tyson overcome the youthful vigor of Paul, or will we witness a new chapter in the annals of boxing history?

SHARE THIS ARTICLE :

Written by:

Mrinal Mishra is a senior writer for Boxing at EssentiallySports. With over 1300+ articles to his name, Mrinal’s articles often find congratulatory mentions from boxing greats like Mia St. John.

Edited by:

Gokul Pillai