Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul's Netflix boxing match generated unprecedented betting volumes, with Paul securing a unanimous decision victory over the 58-year-old former heavyweight champion in their eight-round contest. Tyson reportedly earned $20 million for the bout.

The matchup saw significant betting action, with the majority of wagers backing the veteran Tyson despite the 31-year age gap between the fighters. The event, broadcast exclusively on Netflix, marked the streaming platform's first venture into live boxing.

Prior to the fight, concerns arose during the weigh-in about potential scripting of the match, though both camps denied these allegations. The bout received regulatory oversight, confirming its legitimacy as a professional contest.

The fight joins a series of high-profile boxing events capturing bettor interest, including:

• Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia superfight in Las Vegas
• Jake Paul's previous bout with Tommy Fury in Saudi Arabia
• Various celebrity boxing matches featuring the Paul brothers

Notable betting activity included Drake's involvement in recent boxing events, with the rapper reportedly losing $1.3 million on a Logan Paul match and placing substantial wagers on the Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz fight.

The event continues the trend of celebrity boxing matches drawing significant betting interest, combining traditional sports wagering with entertainment appeal for a new generation of bettors.

Las Vegas remains central to boxing's biggest events, with the city hosting numerous high-profile bouts and maintaining its status as the fight capital of the world. This includes upcoming championship matches and celebrity exhibitions, sustaining the strong connection between boxing and sports betting.

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