Tyson doesn’t stop: Millions from the Paul fight gone, here’s what he spent it on!

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The match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul attracted a lot of attention from boxing fans, as evidenced by the data on TV ratings. Namely, the match had 65 million live broadcasts, and was a huge financial injection for all participants, especially for Tyson and Paul.

Although the fans are disappointed with the outcome and the course of the match, Jake and Mike can be delighted with the goal achieved. Some are still giving their comments regarding this match, labeling it as a fixed, but now it's too late for any talk.

The earnings data of these two great fighters have not been published yet, but judging by the rumors, Paul earned 40 million, while his opponent managed to earn twice as less.

The Palm Beach Post in Florida revealed interesting information, emphasizing that Mike spent most of the money on buying a new property. It is obvious that the legendary boxer already had a plan of what to do with the money he earned.

According to a separate warranty deed filed earlier this week, Tyson's new 2.7-acre property is one of 78 properties located in the exclusive Tierra del Rey Estates area of ​​Delray Beach and includes access to a private lake.

Joseph Jonathan Schneider shared some details

Tyson sales representative Joseph Jonathan Schneider revealed in a press release that all parties involved were pleased with the outcome:

"This was a successful transaction in which all parties demonstrated professionalism and cooperation. The Tyson family has been a valued customer and friend for many years, and "They were a pleasure to work with."

Real estate agent Matthew Maschler revealed additional information, saying that a major factor in the story was his daughter, who plays tennis in the area.

"Basically, he was attracted to the fact that his daughter plays tennis in Delray, so he wants to be able to fly in, watch his daughter's tennis match, get back on the plane and fly wherever he's going," Matthew said.

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