Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul: Viral Script Hoax and Streaming Woes

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A fake script for a boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson went viral, claiming Paul would knock out Tyson in the fifth round. The script, shared by a user with a small following, was quickly dismissed as fake by fans, with some calling it a 'ChatGPT script.' The fight, Tyson's first professional match since 2005, is set to be streamed on Netflix, with VPNs recommended for viewers outside the US. The viral script stirred excitement and skepticism among boxing enthusiasts.
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