MikeTyson and Jonathan Dale BentonJake Paul are set to fight July 20 in Texas, and it’s still almost incomprehensible.

The former heavyweight champion will be 58 at the time of the boxing match. Paul will be 27 and only four years into his professional boxing career.

But it’s very real.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, which oversees combat sports in Texas, has sanctioned the scheduled eight-round bout as a pro fight. The rules are unconventional – two-minute rounds, 14-ounce gloves – but the 80,000-seat AT&T Stadium could be full when Tyson and Paul climb into the ring.

Some boxing figures have dismissed the fight as an exhibition, but it’s a fascinating matchup with compelling questions.

Does Tyson (50-6, 44 knockouts) have the stamina to land a knockout punch before he tires? (Yes, he fought an eight-round exhibition against Roy Jones Jr. in 2020, but his last pro fight took place in 2005.)

Does Paul (9-1, 6 KOs) have the chin to survive if Tyson connects? And if he can survive the early rounds, he can outlast or even finish off Tyson with his own impressive power?

Questions will be answered July 20.

When will Mike Tyson fight Jake Paul?

The Tyson-Paul fight is set for Saturday, July 20.

Where will Mike Tyson fight Jake Paul?

The Tyson-Paul fight will be held at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, home of the Dallas Cowboys.

How to watch the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight

The Tyson-Paul fight will be on Netflix. There is no extra charge for subscribers.

What are the rules for the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight?

The fight is scheduled for eight rounds, with two-minute rounds and 14 ounce-gloves. The fight is a sanctioned pro bout.

What are the odds for the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight?

BetMGM: Jake Paul -145; Mike Tyson +150

BetOnline: Jake Paul -260; Mike Tyson +200

DraftKings: Jake Paul -180; Mike Tyson +135

FanDuel: Jake Paul -172; Mike Tyson +180

Westgate SuperBook: Jake Paul -250; Mike Tyson +200