Iron Mike is currently readying himself for his upcoming battle with Jake Paul later this month, but as a fan of boxing, he has given attention to a hypothetical bout between two heavyweight giants

Promoter Eddie Hearn is certain that when Anthony Joshua returns, it will be against Daniel Dubois or Tyson Fury. Hearn, speaking on the Ariel Helwani show, said Joshua – recovering from injuries sustained in his September Wembley blockbuster against Dubois – would not be ready to fight when Dubois makes his first title defense on February 22.

Nostalgia is a powerful thing and it has a lot of people riding with former undisputed heavyweight champion "Iron" Mike from a betting perspective. The more skeptical fortune tellers side with Paul's 31-year youth edge and relative boxing success. Whatever side you fall on, there's a morbid curiosity about the whole thing.

Mike Tyson will finally face Jake Paul in a highly-anticipated boxing match on Friday night and the event is already splitting opinion within the combat sports world

When it comes to Mike Tyson's chances against Jake Paul, former heavyweight world champions Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are split down the middle.

Mike Tyson has been training for nearly eight months to fight Jake Paul. Now that the fight is finally almost here, Tyson says he has learned a lot about himself.

At 58 years old, Tyson will return to the ring for his first pro bout since 2005. And Paul, who's past opponents have ranged from ex-NBA player Nate Robinson to fighters like Nate Diaz and Tommy Fury,

Mike Tyson will finally take on Jake Paul this Friday at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas and Anthony Joshua has had his say on the hotly-anticipated showdown