Mike Tyson stands alone in an empty ring, throwing punches at ghosts. The crowd screams his name, but he doesn't hear them anymore. At fifty-eight, his muscles still ripple beneath flabby, weathered skin, but the speed and movement that actually made the 5’10” heavyweight an all-time great among giants is gone. Jake Paul circles him like a schoolyard bully who's found the former tough guy years too late.
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