Exact date when Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, banned due to huge fight on Netflix, can return to boxing – Boxing News

The exact date on which Jake Paul and Mike Tyson will be able to return to the ring has been announced after both men were suspended following the big fight.

Last weekend the controversial YouTuber-turned-boxer paul beat former boxing champion tyson One heavyweight bout streamed live on Netflix from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas

After the match, it was revealed that both men were banned from competing in the boxing ring.

And now, as the exact details of the ban have been revealed, the date on which Paul or Tyson could return to the sport has also been confirmed.

According to regulations According to the rule followed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), both fighters must serve the minimum penalty period after competing in the ring.

For both Paul and Tyson, this suspension will last 24 days, meaning they will next be allowed into the boxing ring on December 9.

Official regulations set by the TDLR state that fighters must rest at least three days per round fought; This means Paul and Tyson must stay away from the field for 24 days after completing all eight rounds of the bout.

However, if they wish to fight sooner, either fighter can appeal the penalty and request a hearing where they will prove their fitness.

TDLR regulations state: “Medical disqualification of a competitor is for his or her own safety and may be made on the advice of the examining doctor or the TDLR.

“A contestant who disagrees with a medical disqualification, medical suspension, or rest period determined at the discretion of the ring doctor, or a departmental disqualification or suspension determined by the department, may request a hearing to show proof of eligibility.”

Jake Paul defeated Mike Tyson by unanimous decision in their boxing match on November 15. (Image: Getty)

In the co-main event of the night, the undisputed women’s world lightweight champion Katie Taylor successfully defended her belts against former rival Amanda Serrano in a brutal 10-round fight.

As a result of the brutal fight, which Taylor left with a 95-94 unanimous decision, both women were given 45-day medical suspensions to fully recover from the bout.

This means they will not be allowed to return to the ring until December 30 at the earliest.