Mike Tyson raises health concerns ahead of fight with Jake Paul

Mike Tyson, 58, is set to fight Jake Paul, 27, tonight in Dallas. Concerns have been raised about Tyson's health, particularly regarding potential brain damage from sparring. The fight will feature adjusted rules, including eight two-minute rounds and padded gloves. Dr. Damon Zavala noted that Tyson's age may not increase his risk of brain injury, but his defensive skills could be affected. He warned about "second impact syndrome," which could heighten the risk of brain damage if Tyson experienced any significant hits during training. Tyson postponed the fight from July due to health issues, including an inflamed ulcer and a hospital visit after collapsing on a flight. Despite these concerns, Tyson claims to have fully recovered and believes he can still knock out Paul.