“76,000 Have Signed Up”: Jake Paul Warns Excited Fans About Pre-Sale Ticket Scam for Mike Tyson Fight

The world of boxing is abuzz with the news of a truly unique fight – a clash between a legend and a young blood. Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson steps out of retirement to face YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in a bout that will be streamed live on Netflix. This July 20th showdown marks Netflix’s foray into combat sports. But the fight, scheduled to be held at the massive AT&T Stadium, isn’t without controversy.

Critics argue it brings the sport to disrepute – pitting a 57-year-old Tyson against the 27-year-old Paul. However, there’s no denying the financial allure of this matchup. This upcoming event promises even bigger payouts for both men. To the extent that both parties are bragging about the sign-up number for pre-sales.

Jake Paul cautions his fans about losing their money

Regarding this fight, there are many fake ticket providers online, who are scamming people by selling out tickets for the fight. So, Jake Paul felt it was necessary to make the fans aware of such scammers, and told them on his Instagram Story that they hadn’t even started selling the tickets yet. However, the fans could get early access to the pre-sales by signing up for the event at mostvaluablepromotions.com.

In his story, Paul wrote, “76,000 have signed up to get access to the pre-sale. Any tickets currently being sold by ticket providers are not real. Sign-up!!!” So he urged the fans to not fall into the trap of fake ticket sellers, and sign up for their spot through the legitimate source. As of now, a few days ago, he announced 50,000 sign-ups for the fight, and now 26,000 more have registered.

The hype of the fight is quite real, and the fans are excited to get their spot at the venue as soon as tickets go on sale. Moreover, the famous comedian Andrew Schulz predicted that the Paul-Tyson fight could become the most-watched boxing fight ever in history.

Andrew Schulz has high hopes for Tyson-Paul fight

The upcoming fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul has sent shockwaves through the entertainment world. But it’s not just the fight itself that’s grabbing headlines; it’s the platform it’s on. Netflix’s decision to broadcast this event live has sparked a conversation about the future of live events on streaming platforms. Charlamagne tha God and Andrew Schulz on Brilliant Idiots discussed how the fight could be a potential game-changer.

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Schulz applauded Jake Paul’s resilience in bouncing back from criticism and securing this massive fight at Dallas Cowboys Stadium. “This is gonna be huge,” Schulz declared. “The most attended fight ever!” He also claimed, “This is going to be the most viewed fight, dude it might be the most viewed fight in history.” And the hype doesn’t stop there. Schulz believes this could be a watershed moment for live streaming.

Netflix, by offering the fight for free (unlike traditional PPV models with hefty fees), could be sitting on a goldmine. So, this fight has the potential to become a blockbuster event. What are your thoughts about this? Tell us in the comments section.

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