The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation has suspended boxers Mike Tyson and Jake Paul for a statutory 24-day period.

Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) promotional company has firmly denied allegations that his recent boxing match against Mike Tyson was "rigged." The bout, held at AT&T Stadium in Texas and streamed live on Netflix,

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson will finally meet in Arlington, Texas for their highly-anticipated fight tonight (15 November).

The Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson bout recently sparked widespread conversation and debate, and they have now been handed suspensions. Held in Dallas, the event highlighted the unique pairing of fighters from vastly different eras in an intense eight-round bout.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation states that "contestants who are age 36 or older, must submit a report of favorable physical testing."

The bout attracted a record-breaking crowd of 70,000 fans, with Paul securing a unanimous decision victory after eight rounds, thereby improving his professional record to 11-1. This match marked Tyson's return to the ring almost 20 years after his retirement.

Jake Paul's Most Valuable Productions responded to claims his fight with former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson was rigged, citing how it's a federal crime to do so in the U.S.

Most Valuable Promotions wants to set the record straight one last time that there was no validity to these internet rumors

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson have both been suspended from boxing after their controversial fight that went the full eight rounds

Now MVP, Paul’s boxing promotion, has released a statement calling those claims “incorrect and baseless”, and saying their “wide circulation” has “undermine[d] the int