Mike Tyson has been offered a staggering $700 million to rematch Jake Paul

Mike Tyson has received an incredible opportunity courtesy of Saudi Arabia's Turki Alalshikh: a chance to face Jake Paul in a rematch with the potential to earn a jaw-dropping $700 million.

After their first bout, expectations were high, but the clash between the 58-year-old boxing legend and Paul fell flat, with many disappointed by the sparring-like nature of their bout. Despite Jake Paul’s victory, the fight lacked the explosive finish fans had hoped for, though many were relieved to see Tyson leave the ring uninjured.

Now, just three weeks later, Alalshikh has made Tyson a tempting offer to reignite their rivalry. According to reports, Alalshikh—who has been instrumental in reshaping the boxing landscape—wants to finance a rematch under specific conditions: if Mike Tyson can knock Jake Paul out within the first three minutes, he would earn the full $700 million payout.

FTTV Boxing reports that Alalshikh did not hold back on his feelings about Paul.

“Jake Paul is a joke,” Alalshikh reportedly said. “I am giving Mike Tyson $700 million if he agrees to fight Jake Paul this time in a real fight and wins by KO in a maximum of 3 minutes.”

Tyson isn’t the only one displeased with Paul’s win. Since the fight, several fighters have expressed interest in facing the social media influencer-turned-boxer. Artur Beterbiev recently hinted at a showdown with Paul, while Daniel Dubois and Claressa Shields have also called for potential bouts, making Paul one of the most sought-after names in boxing today.

With this latest offer on the table, it seems likely that Tyson vs. Paul could take another dramatic turn—this time with much higher stakes.