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KATIE Taylor avenged the only loss in her pioneering career last time out, exacting bloody revenge over Chantelle Cameron.The undisputed two-weight champion is putting her light-heavyweight belts on the line in her rematch against Amanda Serrano.Katie Taylor overcame Amanda Serrano in their first mega-fight in April 2022Credit: GettyIt is widely considered to be the greatest women’s boxing bout of all timeCredit: GettyDubliner Katie Taylor won her first mega-fight against Amanda Serrano in April 2022. It is widely considered the greatest women’s boxing bout of all time.Katie Taylor’s boxing recordKatie Taylor’s boxing record is 23-1-0.This means she has won 23 of her professional boxing bouts, lost one and drawn none.read more on katie taylorJake Paul vs Mike Tyson predictions and betting tipsHer victories include six knockouts, giving her a KO percentage of 26.09%.Katie has competed in a total of 204 rounds throughout her professional career, with her fights lasting an average of 8.5 rounds. Her sole defeat came via a majority decision, meaning she has never been knocked out in the ring.Most read in BoxingMost recent fightKatie’s most recent fight took place on November 25, 2023, at the 3Arena, Dublin, Ireland.In this highly anticipated rematch, Katie faced off against Chantelle Cameron for the undisputed super lightweight championship.Katie Taylor makes bet with Jake Paul that Mike Tyson will win Netflix boutAfter 10 blood-soaked two-minute rounds, the judges called it 95-95, 98-92 and 96-94 to the hometown heroine.This victory was particularly significant as it avenged her only professional loss, which had occurred earlier that year against the same opponent.But just six months after the Irish lightweight queen stepped up in weight and was convincingly beaten by the Northampton fighter, they returned to the same venue for a re-run.Katie was gritty and dirty at times — accidentally using her head to butt a gruesome gash into Cameron’s head — and spectacularly skilful at others as she dominated the bigger boxer.After the final bell Katie roared: “Two weigh undisputed sounds very nice — oh my God!”Katie Taylor celebrating her revenge victory over Chantelle Cameron in their rematchCredit: SportsfileKatie Taylor fight historyHere is Katie’s full pro record:Katie Taylor vs Karina Szmalenberg, Wembley Arena, London, 2016-11-26, Katie won via TKOKatie Taylor vs Viviane Obenauf, Manchester Arena, Manchester, 2016-12-10, Katie won via PTSKatie Taylor vs Monica Gentili, O2 Arena, London, 2017-03-04, Katie won via TKOKatie Taylor vs Milena Koleva, Manchester Arena, Manchester, 2017-03-25, Katie won via PTSKatie Taylor vs Nina Meinke, Wembley Stadium, London, 2017-04-29, Katie won via TKOKatie Taylor vs Jasmine Clarkson, Barclays Center, Brooklyn, 2017-07-29, Katie won via RTDKatie Taylor vs Anahi Esther Sanchez, Principality Stadium, Cardiff, 2017-10-28, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Jessica McCaskill, York Hall, London, 2017-12-13, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Victoria Noelia Bustos, Barclays Center, Brooklyn, 2018-04-28, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Kimberly Connor, O2 Arena, London, 2018-07-28, Katie won via TKOKatie Taylor vs Cindy Serrano, TD Garden, Boston, 2018-10-20, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Eva Wahlstrom, Madison Square Garden, New York, 2018-12-15, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Rose Volante, Liacouras Center, Philadelphia, 2019-03-15, Katie won via TKOKatie Taylor vs Delfine Persoon, Madison Square Garden, New York, 2019-06-01, Katie won via MDKatie Taylor vs Christina Linardatou, Manchester Arena, Manchester, 2019-11-02, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Delfine Persoon, Matchroom Fight Camp, Brentwood, 2020-08-22, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Miriam Gutierrez, SSE Arena, London, 2020-11-14, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Natasha Jonas, Manchester Arena, Manchester, 2021-05-01, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Jennifer Han, Headingley Stadium, Leeds, 2021-09-04, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Firuza Sharipova, Liverpool Arena, Liverpool, 2021-12-11, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano, Madison Square Garden, New York, 2022-04-30, Katie won via SDKatie Taylor vs Karen Elizabeth Carabajal, Wembley Arena, London, 2022-10-29, Katie won via UDKatie Taylor vs Chantelle Cameron, 3Arena, Dublin, 2023-05-20, Katie lost via MDKatie Taylor vs Chantelle Cameron, 3Arena, Dublin, 2023-11-25, Katie won via MDKO = knockout, TKO = technical knockout, UD = unanimous decision, MD = majority decision, SD = split decision, DQ = disqualified, PTS = points decision, RTD = retired.Katie Taylor and Karina Szmalenberg posing following a press conference ahead of their fightCredit: Sportsfile – SubscriptionCareer highlightsThroughout her astonishing amateur career, Katie became a five-time world champion.She also won gold at London 2012 — the first time women’s boxing was included in an Olympic Games.On November 26, 2016, Katie made her professional debut against Karina Szmalenberg (née Kopinska) at Wembley Arena, London.The fight ended in a technical knockout victory for the Irish fighter in just 58 seconds of the first round.Katie showcased her Olympic pedigree, overwhelming her opponent with a flurry of punches that forced the referee to stop the contest.The quick victory highlighted her power and skill, immediately establishing her as a force to be reckoned with in the professional ranks.Katie Taylor outclassed Viviane Obenauf in six roundsCredit: PA: Press AssociationIn her second professional bout December 10, 2016, Katie faced Viviane Obenauf at the Manchester Arena.Katie won by points decision after six rounds, with the referee scoring the fight 60-53 in her favourShe controlled the pace and outclassed her Brazilian opponent, knocking Obenauf down in the second round.Following these early victories, Katie quickly rose through the ranks, winning her first world title in October 2017, when she claimed the WBA lightweight belt by dominating Anahi Sanchez.In April 2018, she added the IBF title to her collection, unifying the division with a powerful unanimous decision victory over Victoria Bustos.Katie Taylor arrived back to a heroes welcome at Dublin airport after becoming undisputedCredit: Sportsfile – SubscriptionKatie’s career reached new heights in 2019 when she defeated Delfine Persoon at Madison Square Garden to become the undisputed lightweight champion, holding all four major world titles (IBF, WBA, WBC, and WBO) simultaneously.This achievement made her only the eighth boxer in history — male or female — to hold all four major titles concurrently.In 2022, Katie defended her undisputed lightweight title in a historic fight against Amanda Serrano at Madison Square Garden.She won by split decision in what was hailed as the biggest fight in women’s boxing history.Despite suffering her first professional loss to Chantelle Cameron in May 2023, Katie bounced back six months later, exacting revenge in the rematch to become the undisputed super-lightweight champion. READ MORE SUN STORIESThis victory made her a two-weight undisputed champion, further solidifying her legacy as one of the greatest boxers of her generation.Throughout her glittering career, Katie has been credited with raising the profile of women’s boxing globally and inspiring a new generation of female boxers. More

MIKE TYSON’S boxing career spanned two decades before he ‘retired’, including incredible victories, shocking defeats and controversy both in and out of the ring.Earning the monikers “Iron Mike” and “The Baddest Man on the Planet” along the way, he’s not done yet — he takes on Jake Paul on November 15 in one of the most highly-anticipated fights of the year.Mike Tyson pushed Jake Paul when they faced off ahead of their Netflix showdownCredit: AFPMike Tyson’s full boxing recordMike Tyson’s professional boxing record stands at 50 wins, 6 losses and 2 no contests.Of his 50 victories, an astonishing 44 came by way of knockout, showcasing his devastating punching power.Tyson’s career began in 1985 and officially ended in 2005, although he later participated in exhibition bouts, including against Roy Jones Jr in 2020.He has come out of retirement to go toe-to-toe with the Problem Child — 31 years his junior.read more on mike tysonCounting down to Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson…READ MORE on all the build-up to the massive clash in Texas on Netflix…Rise to dominanceTyson’s ascent in the boxing world was meteoric.He won his first 19 professional fights by knockout, with 12 of those victories coming in the first round, setting the stage for his historic championship run.Trevor BerbickMike Tyson demolished champion Trevor Berbick in two rounds to become the youngest ever heavyweight world championCredit: GettyOn November 22, 1986, a 20-year-old Tyson faced Trevor Berbick for the WBC heavyweight title.Iron Mike demolished Berbick in just two rounds, becoming the youngest heavyweight champion in history – a record he still holds.Most read in BoxingThe victory marked the beginning of Tyson’s reign of terror in the heavyweight division.Larry HolmesTyson handed Larry Holmes his first taste of defeat via KOTyson’s bout against former champion Larry Holmes on January 22, 1988, was a passing of the torch.The young champion knocked out 38-year-old Holmes in the fourth round.It was the first and only time Holmes was knocked out in his own Hall of Fame career.Tony Tubbs(Left to right) Muhammad Ali, Don King, Tony Tubbs and Tim WitherspoonCredit: GettyOn March 21, 1988, Tyson defended his titles against Tony Tubbs.After Tubbs enjoyed some success in the first round, Mike stopped him in the second.The fight was notable for taking place in the Tokyo Dome, Japan, marking the first time Iron Mike had fought outside the United States.He earned a whopping $10m for the fight, with Tubbs paid just $500k.Michael SpinksAt the time, Tyson vs Michael Spinks was the richest fight in boxing historyCredit: GettyArguably Tyson’s most impressive victory came on June 27, 1988, against Michael Spinks.In a battle of undefeated champions, The Baddest Man on the Planet knocked out Spinks in just 91 seconds.At the time, the fight was the richest in boxing history, with Tyson paid $22m and Spinks earning $13.5m.It cemented Iron Mike’s status as the undisputed heavyweight champion.Frank BrunoFrank Bruno landed a powerful left hook on Tyson in their 1989 classicCredit: APTyson’s first fight against Frank Bruno on February 25, 1989, saw him retain his titles with a fifth-round TKO.The fight was originally meant to be at Wembley Stadium but had to be rescheduled after a street fight with Mitch Green left Tyson with a broken hand.It showcased the champ’s ability to overcome adversity after British favourite Bruno had some early success before Tyson’s power prevailed.Aura of invincibility shatteredBuster DouglasBuster Douglas shocked the world of boxing when he beat Iron MikeCredit: APTyson’s aura of invincibility was shattered when he faced James “Buster” Douglas in Tokyo on February 11, 1990.In one of the biggest upsets in boxing history, Douglas knocked out the undisputed heavyweight king in the 10th round.The shocking upset expose chinks in Tyson’s armor.Douglas, a 42-1 underdog, weathered Tyson’s early storm and capitalised on his lack of conditioning.The loss marked the beginning of Tyson’s decline and remains a pivotal moment in boxing history.PrisonMike Tyson served three years in prison after being convicted of rapeCredit: AFPTyson’s career was interrupted in 1992 when he was convicted of rape and sentenced to six years in prison.He had been arrested for the rape of Desiree Washington in Indiana, who was 18 at the time and had previously been crowned Miss Black Rhode Island.He served three years before being released on parole in 1995.ComebackFrank Bruno 2Tyson savouring victory as the referee went to Frank Bruno’s aid after calling a halt to proceedingsCredit: The TimesAfter his release from prison, Tyson had warm up fights against Peter McNeeley and Buster Mathis in 1995.Tyson then reclaimed the WBC title by defeating Frank Bruno in their rematch on March 16, 1996.Tyson, who was paid $30m for the fight, stopped Bruno in the third round, showing flashes of his former dominance.Evander Holyfield 1 & 2Tyson was disqualified for biting Evander Holyfield in their second fightAfter another title defence against Bruce Seldon, Tyson’s comeback hit a roadblock when he faced Evander Holyfield on November 9, 1996.Holyfield, considered past his prime after three defeats in his previous seven, shocked the boxing world by stopping Mike in the 11th round.The defeat set the stage for one of the most infamous moments in boxing history.On June 28, 1997, the rematch ended in controversy when Tyson was disqualified for biting Holyfield’s ear. The incident not only severely damaged Iron Mike’s reputation, but also resulted in his boxing licence being revoked for over a year.Andrew GolotaTyson’s victory against Andrew Golota was overturned to a no-contest after Iron Mike tested positive for marijuanaCredit: REUTERSOn October 20, 2000, The Baddest Man on the Planet’s bout against Andrew Golota initially resulted in a TKO victory for Tyson.However, the result was later changed to a no contest when Tyson tested positive for marijuana.Lennox LewisLennox Lewis Lewis KO’d Tyson in the eighth roundOn June 8, 2002, Tyson faced Lennox Lewis in a highly anticipated heavyweight showdown.Reigning champion Lewis totally dominated the fight, knocking out Tyson in the eighth round.He used his size and reach advantage to control the former undisputed champ, exposing the limitations of the ageing fighter.The loss effectively ended Tyson’s status as an elite heavyweight.’Final’ boutsDanny WilliamsDanny Williams famously knocked Tyson outTyson’s decline continued with a shocking fourth-round knockout loss to Brit contender Danny Williams on July 30, 2004.This upset loss came as Tyson, by then aged 38, was clearly past his prime.A knee injury during the fight contributed to Tyson’s defeat, but it was evident that his skills had significantly diminished.This defeat raised further questions about his future in the sport.Kevin McBrideIrishman Kevin McBride put a beating on the former undisputed heavyweight championTyson’s final professional fight came on June 11, 2005, against Kevin McBride.In his final professional bout, he quit on his stool after six rounds against the unheralded McBride.After the fight, Tyson admitted that he no longer had “the fighting guts or the heart anymore.”Exhibition eraRoy Jones JrIron Mike landed some solid body shots on Roy Jones JrOn November 28, 2020, at the age of 54, Tyson returned to the ring for an exhibition bout against Roy Jones Jr.READ MORE SUN STORIESThe fight was ruled a draw, but Mike’s performance garnered praise and reignited interest in his boxing career.Jones Jr did the perfect job of stifling Tyson throughout the entire fight by clinching at any opportunity he could.’Iron’ Mike Tyson’s full boxing recordMike Tyson fought 58 professional fights, resulting in 50 wins (44 by knockout), 6 losses, and 2 no contests. Here’s his record in chronological order:March 6, 1985 – Hector Mercedes – Win by KO, Round 1April 10, 1985 – Trent Singleton – Win by TKO, Round 1May 23, 1985 – Don Halpin – Win by KO, Round 4June 20, 1985 – Ricardo Spain – Win by TKO, Round 1July 11, 1985 – John Alderson – Win by TKO, Round 2July 19, 1985 – Larry Sims – Win by KO, Round 3August 15, 1985 – Lorenzo Canady – Win by KO, Round 1September 5, 1985 – Michael Johnson – Win by KO, Round 1October 9, 1985 – Donnie Long – Win by TKO, Round 1October 25, 1985 – Robert Colay – Win by KO, Round 1November 1, 1985 – Sterling Benjamin – Win by TKO, Round 1November 13, 1985 – Eddie Richardson – Win by KO, Round 1November 22, 1985 – Conroy Nelson – Win by TKO, Round 2December 6, 1985 – Sammy Scaff – Win by TKO, Round 1December 27, 1985 – Mark Young – Win by TKO, Round 1January 11, 1986 – David Jaco – Win by TKO, Round 1January 24, 1986 – Mike Jameson – Win by TKO, Round 5February 16, 1986 – Jesse Ferguson – Win by TKO, Round 6March 10, 1986 – Steve Zouski – Win by KO, Round 3May 3, 1986 – James Tillis – Win by UDMay 20, 1986 – Mitch Green – Win by UDJune 13, 1986 – Reggie Gross – Win by TKO, Round 1June 28, 1986 – William Hosea – Win by KO, Round 1July 11, 1986 – Lorenzo Boyd – Win by KO, Round 2July 26, 1986 – Marvis Frazier – Win by KO, Round 1August 17, 1986 – Jose Ribalta – Win by TKO, Round 10September 6, 1986 – Alfonzo Ratliff – Win by TKO, Round 2November 22, 1986 – Trevor Berbick – Win by TKO, Round 2March 7, 1987 – James Smith – Win by UDMay 30, 1987 – Pinklon Thomas – Win by TKO, Round 6August 1, 1987 – Tony Tucker – Win by UDOctober 16, 1987 – Tyrell Biggs – Win by TKO, Round 7January 22, 1988 – Larry Holmes – Win by TKO, Round 4March 21, 1988 – Tony Tubbs – Win by TKO, Round 2June 27, 1988 – Michael Spinks – Win by KO, Round 1February 25, 1989 – Frank Bruno – Win by TKO, Round 5July 21, 1989 – Carl Williams – Win by TKO, Round 1February 11, 1990 – Buster Douglas – Loss by KO, Round 10June 16, 1990 – Henry Tillman – Win by KO, Round 1December 8, 1990 – Alex Stewart – Win by TKO, Round 1March 18, 1991 – Donovan Ruddock – Win by TKO, Round 7June 28, 1991 – Donovan Ruddock – Win by UDAugust 19, 1995 – Peter McNeeley – Win by DQ, Round 1December 16, 1995 – Buster Mathis Jr – Win by KO, Round 3March 16, 1996 – Frank Bruno – Win by TKO, Round 3September 7, 1996 – Bruce Seldon – Win by TKO, Round 1November 9, 1996 – Evander Holyfield – Loss by TKO, Round 11June 28, 1997 – Evander Holyfield – Loss by DQ, Round 3January 16, 1999 – Francois Botha – Win by KO, Round 5October 23, 1999 – Orlin Norris – No ContestJanuary 29, 2000 – Julius Francis – Win by TKO, Round 2June 24, 2000 – Lou Savarese – Win by TKO, Round 1October 20, 2000 – Andrew Golota – No Contest (originally Win by TKO, Round 3)October 13, 2001 – Brian Nielsen – Win by RTD, Round 7June 8, 2002 – Lennox Lewis – Loss by KO, Round 8February 22, 2003 – Clifford Etienne – Win by KO, Round 1July 30, 2004 – Danny Williams – Loss by KO, Round 4June 11, 2005 – Kevin McBride – Loss by RTD, Round 6KO = knockout, TKO = technical knockout, UD = unanimous decision, DQ = disqualified, RTD = retired More

THE highly-anticipated crossover fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul is set to capture the attention of the sports world – and takes place THIS WEEKEND.The 58-year-old boxing icon will take on the YouTuber, who is 31 years younger than him, in a professional heavyweight bout live on Netflix on November 15.Mike Tyson and Jake Paul are set to meet in the ring THIS WEEKENDWho are the boxing presenters and commentators for the Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight on Netflix?The eight-round heavyweight showdown is scheduled for Friday, November 15, at the 80,000-seat AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas. The undercard kicks off at 8pm ET / 1am UK, featuring six thrilling match-ups, including a mouth-watering rematch between Ireland’s Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano.Here’s what we know about the presenters and commentators taking part on the big night.Counting down to Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson…READ MORE on all the build-up to the massive clash in Texas on Netflix…Kate AbdoKate Abdo is married to former fighter and coach Malik ScottKate Abdo will be fronting the broadcast team for the blockbuster boxing bout on Netflix.Read More on Paul vs TysonShe is a prominent British sports journalist and television presenter, best known for her work with CBS Sports in the US.Since 2020, Abdo has been the face of CBS Sports’ Uefa Champions League Today show, sharing the screen with football legends including Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher.In September 2024, the news broke that Ado had married retired boxer and now trainer Malik Scott.The former Sky Sports presenter has hosted several major boxing events for Fox, Showtime and DAZN.Most read in BoxingRoy Jones JrRoy Jones Jr was Mike Tyson’s last opponent in 2020Credit: APThe ringside play-by-play commentary will be supported by boxing icon Roy Jones Jr.He was the last man to share the ring with Tyson in their 2020 exhibition, which was drawn over eight rounds.Jake Paul makes training decision for Mike Tyson fight after dramatically losing TWO STONE for last fightSpeaking about his fight with Iron Mike, Jones Jr told All The Smoke Fight: “When you get out there and look at Mike you have an understanding of who and what Mike is.“But you don’t realise that the little side-to-side movement that I never thought a lot of before, you really have a hard time hitting him with that.”So that was probably the most fascinating thing to me, the fact that he can still dodge punches the way that he could.“I feel like I’ve got some of the fastest hands in boxing, I’m thinking ‘no way in the world he can dodge my punches’. But he was, he was able to dodge them and I was surprised.“The first time he hit me in the chest it was like a mule had kicked me in the chest, at 57 years old! I said ‘oh my goodness, you ain’t going to hit me no more’.”If Mike is in shape enough to go the rounds he probably can put Jake out at any timeRoy Jones JrAll The Smoke FightJones continued: “If Mike is in shape enough to go the rounds he probably can put Jake out at any time.“But of course at 58 or 59, however old he is, his timing ain’t the same, so it’s quicker for him to get it over with fast rather than wait a long time.“If Jake gets in and gets his rhythm then he can get the momentum and be problematic for Mike down the line.”But if Mike goes out there and says ‘you know what I’m just going to go balls to the wall to get it over with’, then that’s the best thing he can do.“If you let Jake get comfortable, he’s going to become dangerous… If Mike is telling the truth [about his training], it’s going to be tough for Jake. But we don’t know if Mike is telling the truth.”Andre WardAndre Ward is hosting alongside Kate AbdoCredit: GettyAndre Ward will join Kate Abdo in leading the presenting duties for Paul vs Tyson on Netflix.The undefeated retired boxer reigned as champion at both super middleweight and light heavyweight.He won an Olympic gold medal at Athens 2004, before turning professional later that year.Ward told YouTube channel Fight Hub TV: “That’s a spectacle. I’m gonna watch it. I don’t know — I see people on both sides. ‘Mike shouldn’t be in there’ and it’s like maybe not, but if there’s a 58-year-old that I’m not too concerned about it’s probably Mike Tyson.”It is risky. I had a writer text me another day telling me how risky it was and I’m like well Mike’s life is risky. He’s been risky from since he been a kid until now. Boxing is risky.”How you gonna tell a man who’s hard-wired like Mike Tyson that he shouldn’t get a fight like that? It’s gonna produce tens of millions of dollars … You can’t tell him he ain’t got a shot in that fight.”I don’t really know where I stand on it. I’m gonna watch it. Jake and his team are very strategic. They’re picking the right names and they get bigger and bigger.”I don’t really have a hard take on it, I’m gonna watch it for better or for worse.”Ariel HelwaniAriel Helwani is a sports journalist who will be reporting from ringsideCredit: GettyAriel Helwani will be reporting from ringside during the hotly anticipated fight.He one of the most respected and decorated MMA journalists — he has won MMA Journalist of the Year multiple times.In June 2021, Helwani announced he was leaving ESPN, where he had been covering MMA since 2018.He is also known for his podcast, The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani, which can be found on YouTube, and presents MMA and WWE on TNT Sports in the UK.Helwani also has his own channel on the video sharing site, where he interviews sports stars on The Ariel Helwani Show.Amir TysonFormer boxing champion Lennox Lewis seen with Amir and Mike TysonAmir, 27, is one of Tyson’s five kids, and he will be joining the commentary team as he watches his father fight.None of Tyson’s sons have followed in his footsteps and become professional boxers.Amir has become a commentator, having been warned off the dangerous sport by his dad.In August, Amir slammed influencer Hailey ‘Hawk Tuah’ Welch after she attempted to sing the lyrics to Jay-Z’s iconic track, Empire State of Mind.He took to Instagram, saying: “This era of 15 minutes of intense fame to complete irrelevancy has gotten completely out of hand.”Amir went on to lament the fleeting nature of internet fame, calling out the rise of internet celebrities.However, he seemingly praised Tyson’s opponent, Jake.He vented: “Only people from the internet that have… gained actual celebrity status are the Paul brothers and maybe the Speed, Kai Cenat, and Adin Ross… My kids and grandkids won’t have a clue who these streamers are lol.”Kody Mommaerts‘Big Mo’ is a ring announcer on Sky SportsThe in-ring announcing will provided by Kody “Big Mo” Mommaerts.It will be his job to whip the crowd up into a frenzy and add to the spectacle of the event — something he’s a natural at.In what is traditionally an old man’s game, Mommaerts stands out for his youthful appearance.He said: “I saw a gap in the market. I saw this front-facing job being done by three or four people at the most part, a little bit older in demographic, and I saw this gap in the market.”I started branding myself. I used to wear sunglasses in the ring for a visual aesthetic.”I wanted to stand out and be a little bit different. I recognised I was 30, 40 years younger than other people doing it.”He has been described as “the world’s youngest ring announcer”.Big Mo, 29, took to social media to express his excitement about the prospect of announcing the fight.He wrote: “Four years ago I was announcing in front of 100 people, next week I announce the biggest fight in the world, at the biggest stadium, on the biggest platform.”Oh ya, and I’m just gettin started.”Rosie PerezRosie Perez is best known from movies including White Men Can’t JumpCredit: The Mega AgencyRosie Perez will serve alongside Roy Jones Jr as part of the ringside commentary team, bringing her unique perspective to the coverage of the bout.As well as working as a commentator, she is an accomplished actress, dancer and choreographer.Perez is best known for her roles in films such as Do the Right Thing (1989) and White Men Can’t Jump (1992).Mauro RanalloMauro Ranallo is providing play-by-play commentaryCredit: RexMauro Ranallo’s role on the big night will be providing play-by-play commentary at ringside with Roy Jones Jr and Rosie Perez.He is a well-known sports commentator, particularly recognised for his work in combat sports including WWE, boxing and MMA.Ranallo is famous for his energetic style and has been the lead announcer for numerous major events.Sean WheelockSean Wheelock is the rules and scoring expertCredit: RexCommentator Sean Wheelock will serve as the rules and scoring expert for the fight.He is a sports commentator and broadcaster with extensive experience in combat sports, particularly in mixed martial arts and boxing.Wheelock will be responsible for explaining the intricacies of boxing rules and scoring criteria, as well as any technical aspects of the fight that need clarifying for the audience.His expertise will be particularly valuable in helping viewers understand how the fight is being judged and scored.Sibley ScolesSibley Scoles has been presenting major sporting events for a whileSibley is no stranger to hosting major events having been the in-stadium presenter for the 2023 NFL Pro Bowl.She is also the host of Raiders: Talk of the Nation and in-game host for the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders.Scoles, 36, served as a sideline reporter for the 2022 NBA G League Showcase on NBA TV and a reporter for the MMA organisation Lights Out Xtreme Fighting on Fubo TV.However, her background is in entertainment, having previously served as an on-air correspondent for Access Hollywood as well as co-host of Access Hollywood Weekend Edition.She also served as an on-air correspondent at E! News, covering Hollywood’s biggest red carpets and awards shows.Sibley was seen in August at a ceremony honouring Lenny Kravitz with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles.Tyron WoodleyTyron Woodley is a former opponent of Jake Paul’sFormer UFC champion Tyron Woodley is on the commentary team.He’s also been part of the presenting team for fight week, the build-up and weigh-ins.He believes the fight between Paul and Tyson is actually quite close because of Tyson’s advanced age.The welterweight, who was knocked out by Jake Paul when they fought in August 2021, told TMZ: “It’s a very even fight, to be honest.“It’s even because of the age of Mike Tyson. I think it’s an even fight because of the age of Mike Tyson. He’s completely, obviously, out of his prime. “In his prime most of his fights were almost attempted murder, so literally Jake wouldn’t have stood a chance. “Nobody would even commission or sanction a fight between him and Mike Tyson.”Woodley defended his UFC Welterweight Championship title four times between 2016 and 2019.Wade PlemonsWade Plemons received support from Jake Paul when he came under fireCredit: InstagramWade Plemons has played a role in presenting the fight week shows, build-up and weigh-ins.He is also part of the commentary team for Paul vs Tyson and will be hosting a watch party from ringside.Plemons is a famous YouTuber and is regularly seen on DAZN’s broadcast interviewing fighters and talking about fights in general.He was also an all-around athlete who excelled in American football and became a noted receiver for Tennessee Tech University.Dasha KuretDasha Kuret is known in the wrestling worldDasha Kuret is the final part of the broadcasting team for the event.She has presented fight week shows, as well as weigh-ins and the fight’s build-up.The American fitness model is also a professional wrestler and ring announcer. She was known for her time as a backstage interviewer and ring announcer in WWE under the ring name Dasha Fuentes and All Elite Wrestling under the ring name Dasha Gonzalez. Dasha, 36, was surprisingly released from All Elite Wrestling in April 2024. Taking to Instagram, Kuret said that it’s important for her to see how far she’s come and that she won’t let this setback stop her from working hard. READ MORE SUN STORIESShe wrote: “Sometimes the world tries to break you, but just try to take a second to look back and see how far you’ve come!!! “I’m not perfect by any means, I make mistakes, but I just try to keep on learning and be the little engine that could!!! Chug, chug, chug along!!!” More