Fans looking to score some last-minute tickets to see Mike Tyson and Jake Paul later this month are in luck.
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According to an email from Gametime, described on their website as a “marketplace that makes it faster and easier to get into your favorite events at a moment’s notice,” prices have dropped significantly as the date approaches.
“Currently, the lowest-cost/get-in tickets are available for $91 each (including taxes and fees). That is down from $132 a month ago and $420 in July (when the fight was originally scheduled to take place). Ringside seats are available for $2,094 each, down from over $40K earlier this year!”
Just yesterday, MMA Junkie reported that competing brand Seat Geek had “hundreds of tickets” for $37. However, several ringside tickets were priced at $50,000 each.
Most Valuable Promotions is also asking $2 million for the “MVP Owner’s Experience.” The key feature is a pair of seats in a suite within six feet of the ring. It also includes eight tickets split between the first two rows of floor seats.
The hefty price tag also includes a trip to the locker room, private security, and signed gloves.
What do Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul Ticket Prices Mean?
Although a previous drop in ticket prices for the original date wasn’t necessarily a bad sign, this could be different. With potentially 80,000 seats to fill at AT&T Stadium, cheaper fees could encourage more fans to watch in person.
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It’s possible that the postponement from the July 20th booking may be manifesting itself now. The health scare that mandated Mike Tyson’s withdrawal only served as a reminder that a 58-year-old was entering the ring.
The unlikely pairing isn’t the only offering in combat sports that weekend. The following day Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic will battle for the heavyweight title at UFC 309. Texas fans being more cautious with their disposable income could elect to skip the live experience in favor of paying to stream the more legitimate fight offering the next day.
Mike Tyson and Jake Paul will meet on November 15 in Arlington, Texas. The event will air live exclusively on Netflix.
