Saudi Official Reportedly Offers Mike Tyson $700M for Jake Paul Rematch with Strict Conditions

The rumored offer requires Tyson to secure a knockout victory over Paul within three minutes to claim the massive payday.

Mike Tyson has reportedly been offered $700 million by Saudi Arabia's Turki Alalshikh for a rematch against Jake Paul, following Tyson's loss in their November fight.
The alleged offer stipulates that Tyson must knock out Paul within the first three minutes of the fight to earn the full payout.
Turki Alalshikh, Chairman of Saudi Arabia's General Entertainment Authority, has been critical of Jake Paul's boxing career, previously dismissing it as a 'circus.'
The initial report about the offer originated from FTTV Boxing, but there has been no official confirmation from Tyson, Paul, or Alalshikh regarding the legitimacy of the claim.
The first fight between Tyson and Paul, which streamed on Netflix, faced backlash from fans and celebrities who accused it of being staged or overly controlled by contractual restrictions.