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Logan Paul Among 8 Names Oddsmakers Favor To Replace Mike Tyson As Jake Paul’s Summer Opponent

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A new set of odds for who could replace Mike Tyson as Jake Paul’s opponent reveals some surprising names, including Jake’s brother Logan.

Despite having no relevancy in the current heavyweight division, the matchup pitting boxing legend Mike Tyson against YouTuber turned fighter Jake Paul is one of the most anticipated of the summer. However, last week the booking was put in doubt when the fight was officially postponed following a health scare for “Iron Mike.”

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While MVP Promotions, the promoter of the event, suggested Tyson would be fine and could restart his training soon, there are many around the combat sports world unsure if the matchup will actually happen. And several fighters from around the industry have already thrown their hat into the ring as a potential replacement for the 57-year-old boxer.

Logan Paul has the third-best odds to replace Mike Tyson and fight his brother Jake Paul

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On Thursday, Bookies.com unveiled some new Jake Paul opponent options and their odds of getting the opportunity. That can be found below.

  • Tommy Fury – +250 (28.6%)
  • KSI – +275 (26.7%)
  • Logan Paul – +600 (14.3%)
  • Amir Khan – +700 (12.5%)
  • Roy Jones Jr. – +850 (10.5%)
  • Canelo Alvarez – +950 (9.5%)
  • Conor McGregor – +1200 (7.7%)
  • The Field – +1000 (9.1%)

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Paul and KSI have suggested they could face off later this year, but moving the fight up to this summer is very logical. Paul’s lone career loss came in a hard-fought loss to Tommy Fury last year, and Logan Paul suggested actually fighting his brother this week if Tyson is removed from the card.

In an interview on Tuesday, boxing legend Roy Jones Jr. also revealed he plans to get in shape just in case he is the fighter picked to take Tyson’s spot against the 27-year-old.

After earning his journalism degree in 2017, Jason Burgos served as a contributor to several sites, including MMA Sucka ... More about Jason Burgos
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