That’s exactly where November’s spectacle between human Cool Ranch Dorito Jake Paul and 58-year-old retiree Mike Tyson has landed. The match’s promotor, Most Valuable Promotions, was compelled to respond to allegations Paul’s latest victory was the result of skullduggery and not the fact he’d boxed a man eligible for AARP membership.

Claims that the recent record-breaking boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson was rigged are “incorrect and baseless … illogical and inane,” the fight’s promoter said in a statement Monday.

Mike Tyson's longtime friend Tom Patti says the legendary boxer slapped Jake Paul at Thursday's weigh-in because Paul stepped on Tyson's foot.

In the aftermath of Mike Tyson and Jake Paul's highly anticipated boxing match earlier this month, rumors began swirling that Tyson was contractually obligated to let Paul win, calling the legitimacy of 27-year-old's victory into question.

Jake Paul believes he can fight for a championship belt within two years. Mike Tyson didn’t rule out another return to the ring after the 58-year-old former heavyweight champion’s first sanctioned pro bout since 2005.

When Mike Tyson slapped Jake Paul, Sydney Thomas had a job to do: not react. That, however, led to additional speculation of a staged fight.