In a surprising twist that has left the boxing world in a frenzy, Mike Tyson is back in training for his upcoming fight, which will be featured in a Netflix documentary. However, not everyone is thrilled with this development—Jake Paul is reportedly furious. Nakisa Bidarian, co-founder of Most Valuable Promotions (MVP), has revealed explosive details that shed light on the growing tensions between the two fighters.

Mike Tyson, the former heavyweight champion, has been spotted hitting the gym with an intensity reminiscent of his prime years. His return to rigorous training has fueled excitement and speculation about his physical condition and readiness for the fight. Sources close to Tyson suggest that he is not taking this bout lightly and is determined to put on a performance worthy of his legendary status.

Adding another layer of intrigue, Tyson’s preparation and the fight itself will be chronicled in an exclusive Netflix documentary. This documentary promises to give fans an unprecedented look behind the scenes, capturing the raw emotions, rigorous training, and strategic planning leading up to the fight. The presence of cameras has added pressure and excitement, transforming this bout into a global spectacle.

Jake Paul, known for his outspoken nature and flair for drama, is reportedly furious about several aspects of the fight’s buildup. According to Nakisa Bidarian, Paul is particularly upset about the perceived focus on Tyson’s narrative and the Netflix documentary’s emphasis on the boxing legend. Paul believes this could overshadow his own story and contributions to the sport.

“Jake feels disrespected,” Bidarian stated in an interview. “He’s put in the work, he’s brought attention to boxing from a new generation, and he feels like this documentary is turning the spotlight away from his achievements.”

The tension between Paul and Tyson has been palpable. Paul has taken to social media to voice his frustrations, hinting at internal conflicts and possible changes to the fight’s terms. “This fight is supposed to be about the future of boxing, not just the past,” Paul tweeted. “I respect Tyson, but this is my moment too.”