Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry: Main Card, start time, main event walkout, and more

Jake Paul looks to take out Mike Perry in an eight-round boxing match before his bout with Mike Tyson later this year.

On Saturday, July 20, Paul was supposed to fight Tyson in a widely debated boxing match expected to acquire millions of views. Unfortunately, the heavyweight legend pulled out due to an ulcer flare-up, leading to Perry stepping in to challenge 'The Problem Child' inside Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida.

Heading into the DAZN pay-per-view, the YouTuber-turned-boxer is riding a three-fight win streak, including his last two by first-round knockout. Meanwhile, 'Platinum' has only boxed once as a professional, which he lost by knockout against Kenneth McNeil in March 2015.

According to DAZN, the Paul vs Perry event can be purchased for $54.99, with a promotion available to waive the subscription fee for the first month. The undercard is scheduled to start at 9 pm ET / 6 pm PT, while the main event ringwalks are expected to occur at approximately midnight ET / 9 pm PT.

It should be noted that Jake Paul and Mike Perry could walk out at a slightly different time depending on the pacing of the event.

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Who is fighting on the Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry undercard?

Jake Paul and Mike Perry are the primary focus of the July 20 pay-per-view event on DAZN. With that said, several other matchups are featured to attract viewers, including Amanda Serrano taking on Stevie Morgan in a 126-pound matchup.

Serrano has won four consecutive fights since losing against Katie Taylor, pushing her professional boxing record to 46-2-1. As for Morgan, she's riding a six-fight win streak, all inside the distance, to establish a 14-1 record.

Paul vs. Perry also represents the return of Ashton 'H2O' Sylve, a 20-year-old signed to Most Valuable Promotions with a record of 11-0 (9 KOs). Sylve's next challenge at 135 pounds is Lucas Bahdi, who is 16-0 (14 KOs).

The following matchups will round off the July 20 event in Tampa, Florida: Tony Aguilar vs. Corey Marksman (135 pounds), Julio Cesar Chavez Jr vs. Uriah Hall (200 pounds), Shadasia Green vs. Natasha Spence (168 pounds), Angel Barrientes vs. Edwin Rodriguez (122 pounds), Alexis Chaparro vs. Kevin Hill (160 pounds), and Ariel Perez vs. Dane Guerrero (175 pounds).