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For months (and months), Netflix has been promoting a boxing match between the legendary Mike Tyson and cultural icon Jake Paul. But when the time came (I might add later), fans were left with nothing but disappointment and crappy fights.

According to the judges, Paul won by a unanimous decision over Tyson by dozens of points. 80-72, 79-73, 79-73 It was Tyson’s first professional fight since 2005, and it was a clean win. (Related: In a simple pickleball game, a player who provokes an opponent gets kicked in the face)

This match had a “highly anticipated” element to it, so many fans were surprised at how bad things were, but that’s if they could get past the horrible buffering. Hell, things have gotten so bad that fans are now speculating that Netflix wrote the whole script – no, I’m screaming “match fixing” here – On the other hand, some people have come up with various conspiracy theories as to why Paul and Tyson seemingly didn’t give it their all.

Well, you might be able to understand what happened thanks to legendary hip-hop artist DJ Whoo Kid. He claims there were legal reasons why the two didn’t throw violent punches.

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Logically, what DJ Who Kid is saying makes sense, especially considering Tyson was fighting a riot. debt hole It wasn’t that long ago. A man still needs cash and is likely to set everything strictly for money. This explains why Paul won easily in matches where minimal punches were thrown.

I think Who Kid might be on to something here.