Mike Tyson announced he is fit and ready for his upcoming fight against Jake Paul, which is scheduled for November 15, during a press conference held at Fanatics Fest in New York City.

During the press conference, Tyson and Paul faced off, generating excitement for their match with a mix of provocations and theatrics.

Tyson, who is 58 years old, attributed his recent health issues, including nausea and dizziness, to an ulcer problem, but he expressed confidence in his ability to compete.

Despite his age, Tyson stated that once he catches Paul, the fight will be over, showcasing his confidence in his boxing skills.

The fight will consist of eight two-minute rounds and will be broadcast live on Netflix, allowing fans to watch the event globally.

Set to take place at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, the venue can accommodate up to 80,000 spectators, adding to the event's grandeur.

Jake Paul, 27, aims to knock out Tyson and earn $40 million, confidently stating his financial goals during the press conference.

The crowd at the Javits Center showed overwhelming support for Tyson, leading to boos directed at Paul, who faced heckling throughout the event.

While Paul acknowledged his respect for Tyson, he declared they are no longer friends until the fight date, emphasizing the competitive nature of their upcoming match.

Tyson humorously remarked that he is 'terrified' when asked about any fear of fighting Paul, maintaining a light-hearted demeanor despite the serious stakes.

Tyson highlighted the uniqueness of this matchup, stating, 'Who else can do it but me?' referring to his role in fighting a YouTuber like Paul.