Mike Tyson receives two offers worth $125,000 and $250,000 for a repeat of viral bare-bottomed moment from Jake Paul fight

The recent blockbuster clash between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul dominated headlines for the in-ring action and also garnered attention for a viral pre-fight moment. As Netflix's debut foray into boxing streams, the event attracted a massive global audience, with over 60 million households tuning in.

But it wasn't just the fight that caught the viewers' attention. Following a locker room interview, Tyson turned around, revealing his rear end to the camera, which quickly became a talking point across social media.

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This unexpected display has now translated into two lucrative offers. Adult film site CamSoda has extended a $250,000 offer to Tyson for an hour-long live stream where he would show off his rear end again. The company suggested that this could be a light-hearted alternative to Tyson's boxing career, adding that he wouldn't need to worry about any physical confrontations.

Speaking in an interview with Hot New Hip Hop, CamSoda vice president Daryn Parker said:

"I understand this offer may be a far cry from what you just raked in from the fight, but let’s face it – maybe it’s time to hang up the glove. I think this offer is the perfect way to still get in front of people and perform in a different, less strenuous way. Plus, you don’t have to worry about anyone biting or going after your ears." [H/t: Fox News]

Meanwhile, Larry Flynn's Huster, a Las Vegas strip club, has offered $125,000 for Tyson to make an appearance in chaps and a banana hammock, hoping to capitalize on his spontaneous humor for their Cowboy Christmas Party. Speaking in an interview with TMZ, the club's general manager Brittany Rose said:

"We've been in the business of entertaining and pushing boundaries for years, and we think Mike Tyson’s playful side is exactly what our Cowboy Christmas Party needs. We know he’s not afraid to have some fun, and we’re offering him the opportunity to do so with a hefty sum. Plus, we think it’ll be a night to remember for everyone in attendance."

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Jake Paul and Mike Tyson receive suspensions after their recent boxing encounter

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson have been officially suspended from boxing following their Netflix superfight. The pair fought an eight-round bout at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, where Paul secured a unanimous decision victory, improving his record to 11-1.

According to Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) rules, both fighters must serve a mandatory 24-day suspension. The regulation requires three rest days per round fought to ensure recovery and safety. While suspensions are standard protocol, both Paul and Tyson can appeal by proving their fitness in a hearing.

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