Paul vs Tyson LIVE: Weigh-in results as Mike Tyson slams Jake Paul in a heated face-off

Paul seemed fired up at the weigh-in, while Tyson seemed almost in a trance – until the punch, of course.

To the main event, finally!

Jake Paul weighs in at 227.2 lbs for his heavyweight contest with Mike Tyson. The YouTuber, 27, is 10-1 as a professional with 7 KOs.

228.4 lbs for Tyson, the heavyweight icon who hasn’t fought professionally in 19 years.

The opponents face each other and Tyson, 58, beats Paul!!! He and Paul are separated by security.

“The conversation is over,” Tyson says before refusing to answer any more questions.

Paul: “I didn’t even feel it. He’s angry. He’s an angry little goblin. Mike Tyson, I thought it was a sweet slap, but tomorrow night I’m going to knock you out. I’m going to fuck him.

“He hits like ab***, it’s personal now, he’s going to die!” Paul screams.

Now comes Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano, ahead of their rematch tomorrow night.

Taylor narrowly won the first fight in 2022, in the biggest fight in women’s boxing history, retaining the undisputed lightweight belts.

This time, Taylor puts the undisputed *super* lightweight titles on the line against Serrano, who is the unified featherweight champion.

137.4 lb for Serrano. Same for Taylor.

Serrano is asked what she said to Taylor during the face-off. “I told her it’s our time,” says the Puerto Rican. “This is the defining moment for all women in boxing. We worked really hard to be in this position. I couldn’t have asked for a better dance partner than Katie to showcase women’s boxing.”

Taylor: “I think this is just another huge, monumental moment for women’s boxing. Me and Amanda are just eternally grateful. Tomorrow I think is going to be the biggest night for women’s boxing ever.” She tells her Irish compatriots: “Thank you guys so much for all the support. I’m just so grateful.”

This one should be a corker, just like the first edition of this match-up.

Before the main and co-main events arrive, we have Mario Barrios and Abel Ramos.

The pair will fight for the WBC welterweight title, with Barrios currently holding the interim belt.

Ramos comes in at 146.4lb before Barrios tips the scales at 146.8lb.

Barrios, fighting out of Texas, will be elevated to regular champion when the first bell rings tomorrow.

Ramos: “Tomorrow night he has to get through me first (before facing the big names he’s been linked with) and it’s going to be two Mexican fighters fighting for the world title. You can’t miss it.”

Barrios, on the prospect of a fight with Jaron “Boots” Ennis next year: “That’s the plan, to defend, to unite with one of the other current champions.”

On to Neeraj Goyat and Whindersson Nunes, who will meet at middleweight – in the first fight of the night tomorrow.

164 lb for Brazil’s Nunes. Next is Goyat… 162lb.

UFC legend Anderson Silva, who lost to Paul on points in the boxing ring, takes the stage to conduct the face-off.

166.8lb for Melinda Watpool, who meets Shadasia Green at super-middleweight.

Green also gives weight, so there’s some pushing and shoving during the face-off!

Host Ariel Helwani asks Watpool how she feels about being pushed by Green, and she says, “I think I pushed her first.”