Mike Tyson Responds to Deontay Wilder’s Criticism: “Let Mike Get Hurt!”

Tyson Blasts Wilder for Comments on His Age and Fight with Jake Paul

Mike Tyson has issued an explosive response to Deontay Wilder’s concerns about his upcoming fight with Jake Paul, telling the Bronze Bomber to “let Mike get hurt” if he’s so worried.

Wilder had expressed concern for Tyson’s well-being, questioning the decision to license him after passing specific tests and fearing he could end up in a coma. Tyson vehemently rejected these claims, emphasizing that he is fully aware of the risks involved and is prepared to face them.

In a recent interview with Esquire, Tyson lashed out at Wilder, criticizing his lack of global recognition and questioning his credentials for making such comments. “Everyone says this makes no sense, but he’s how old? He’s not who I am. He can’t go to Mongolia and have somebody know who the f*** he is,” Tyson said.

Tyson’s comments highlight the ongoing debate surrounding the safety of older fighters returning to the ring. While some experts believe that it is too risky, others argue that veteran boxers with proper training and medical supervision can still compete at a high level.

Tyson’s return to the ring has been highly anticipated, with many fans eager to witness the legendary heavyweight back in action. However, concerns remain about his age and the potential for serious injury.

Despite these concerns, Tyson has remained steadfast in his decision to fight Paul, claiming that he is “not going to hit me with the jab.” While the outcome of the fight is far from certain, Tyson’s unwavering confidence suggests that he is ready to prove his doubters wrong.

The highly anticipated bout between Tyson and Paul is sure to generate a lot of excitement and controversy. As the countdown to the fight continues, all eyes will be on Tyson to see if he can defy the odds and add another chapter to his remarkable boxing career.