Mike Tyson, 58, REFUSES to retire as he calls out Jake Paul’s brother Logan who says ‘I’ll kill you’

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Mike Tyson, 58, REFUSES to retire as he calls out Jake Paul’s brother Logan who says ‘I’ll kill you’

MIKE TYSON refused to rule out fighting again after his defeat to Jake Paul.

The 58-year-old boxing legend was beaten by the YouTuber-turned-boxer 31 years his junior via a unanimous decision.

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Mike Tyson was beaten by Jake Paul in their highly-anticipated bout[/caption]

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Tyson brilliantly called out Logan Paul after the fight and hinted he is not hanging up his gloves just yet[/caption]

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A perplexed Logan threatened the boxing great[/caption]

After the result was announced, Iron Mike was quizzed on his future.

He was asked by Netflix host Ariel Helwani in the ring: “Do you want to do this again or are you officially done now?”

Tyson replied: “I don’t know. It depends on the situation.”

After being told “that was possibly the last time”, the icon added: “I don’t think so.”

He then nodded when a shocked Helwani replied: “You’ve got more in you?”

Pushed on who he would like to fight next, Tyson brilliantly hit back with a cheeky smile, saying: “Maybe his brother.”

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Jake turned around and pointed at his older sibling Logan, who looked perplexed at being called out.

Handed the microphone, Logan then said: “F***, I would kill you, Mike.”

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Tyson responded: “It is on then.”

The Baddest Man on the Planet also revealed he was happy with his performance against Paul.

After tempers flared in the build-up to the fight, which resulted in the older man slapping his younger rival during the face-off, there was respect between the two tonight.

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Tyson said Paul was a “very good fighter” and he “absolutely” deserves more credit from his critics.

Paul called him “an icon” and that it was “an honour to be able to fight him”.

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