On November 15th, The Fight None of Us Wanted will be available on Netflix Jake Paul and Mike Tyson at AT&T Stadium. To promote the event, Netflix has released the first two episodes of a three-part documentary series Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson, Showing behind-the-scenes footage before the game. Not long after, Paul was knocked out by Tyson…or so it seemed.
Within the first six minutes of the docuseries, before we see Paul throw a punch for more than 10 seconds – and after watching Tyson punch his trainer’s protective vest – we see Paul suffering a fate that makes him too Too young to see other people suffer: blow on someone. Mike Tyson’s punch NES cartridge, hope it works. He sarcastically stated that he tried to knock the rust off the ancient consoles to play games but failed, “Boys, you have to be grateful for the consoles we have today,” as if his life experiences were incompatible with those he faced. The right kids are far from it. After a few loud bangs, a tap on the TV screen, and of course a silent prayer to the Nintendo gods, the fight began, and Paul quickly simulated what might happen if he stepped into a real boxing ring with the real Tyson What’s going on – Iron Mike ain’t got no fucks.
After getting his first taste of Digital Tyson’s powerful uppercut, Paul admitted he needed to improve his speed and reaction time before letting out a cry of frustration after Tyson knocked his opponent down in the first round. Then he was knocked down again. here we go again. here we go again. Paul suggests in this episode that Tyson’s boxing prowess only exists for his generation in mythical knockout compilations on YouTube, which emphasizes the generational divide that makes the fight both unnecessary and entertaining. punch holes It gave him a taste of how unparalleled Tyson was in his prime, and perhaps a glimpse into his future.
punch holes Released in the United States in October 1987, two months later he became the youngest undisputed heavyweight champion, amassing a 31-0 record that shocked even the most trained boxers. He is a nightmare in the ring. punch holes Making him a fear in everyone’s life. The speed of his punches combined with his notoriously dangerous uppercut almost always resulted in a knockout. people video yourself Beating Tyson was just about proving to people that they did it, just like they were trying to prove that Bigfoot existed. have Reddit topic As of 2023, there are still adults who still haven’t figured out how to beat 8-bit Tyson. The Baddest Man on the Planet was once the hardest boss to defeat in the game.
True, the 58-year-old Tyson is the embodiment of Jake Paul, a man who has lost his former boxing dominance and had to postpone this fight with Paul after health issues. While Gen Z and the younger generation’s desire to tear down their idols is palpable, there are also older viewers who will see the cantankerous troublemaker struggling to escape in the first round. punch holes And hopefully the real-life Tyson can replicate his video game exploits one last time and give Paul the knockout he deserves.
finals countdown The series will be released on Netflix on November 12. countdown Narrator (and running-check chaser) Ice-T poses a question in the docuseries that kept recurring in my mind as I watched Paul battle his opponents. punch holes Tyson: “Why are they both here needing our attention?”
Whatever the answer, I just hope they don’t.
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