Jake Paul reveals his regret after winning against Mike Tyson: what he really Wanted

Jake’s Surprising Regret: Not Enough Action Jake Paul recently shared his biggest regret from his much-discussed win over Mike Tyson. And no, it’s not that he didn’t land a knockout punch—it’s that Tyson didn’t give him more of a fight. On Logan Paul’s imPaulsive podcast, Jake opened up about the November 16 bout in Arlington, Texas, where he secured a unanimous decision victory. With the final scores reading 80-72, 79-73, and 79-73, Jake had every reason to celebrate. But he wished Tyson had been more competitive. "I wish he would have put up a better fight so I could have risen more and done more," Jake admitted. "He was just surviving. That was the only thing I didn’t like." Tyson’s Punches? Hardly a Dent When asked about taking punches from Tyson—one of the hardest hitters in boxing history—Jake’s response was nothing short of casual: “I didn’t feel a thing, to be honest.” The "Baddest Man on the Planet" might not have left a mark on Jake, but the psychological impact on the fans? That’s a different story. Boos, Bad Bets, and Post-Fight Drama While Jake was cruising to victory, the crowd wasn’t feeling it. As the final rounds played out, the sound of boos echoed through the stadium—clearly, the fans expected more fireworks. Off the canvas, the drama continued as both Drake and Conor McGregor lost big after betting on Tyson. And in a bizarre twist, Tyson and McGregor were reportedly suspended after the fight. Talk about a knockout… outside the ring. What’s Next for Jake Paul? More Fights, More Fallout Jake Paul’s post-fight plans? They're already stirring up conversation. He's been calling out the "snakes" in boxing while teasing future matchups. Meanwhile, Logan has even apologized for his antics during the fight’s aftermath. But, let’s be real: drama follows the Paul brothers wherever they go, and there’s sure to be plenty more where that came from.