Mike Tyson has addressed a rumour that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease after a claim was made on Jake Paul's podcast.

BOXING legend Mike Tyson has denied he is suffering from Parkinson’s disease – after a now-retracted claim from Jake Paul. The Problem Child beat Iron Mike in November with a unanimous

The YouTuber-turned-boxer sets the record straight after mistakenly implying Mike Tyson had Parkinson’s disease.

American Boxer and influencer Jake Paul has clarified that he misspoke when he said veteran boxer Mike Tyson had Parkinson's disease before he stepped on to the ring to fight him in November. Issuing a statement on X, he called the social media users stupid for believing in what he said and that Tyson used Toad to heal his pain.

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Jake Paul claimed Mike Tyson was cured of Parkinson’s with toad venom, but Tyson’s team denied it. Paul later backtracked, sparking debate among fans.

The Problem Child' shocked the boxing world on Sunday after claiming that Tyson was 'cured of Parkinson's' before their heavyweight fight in November

Jake Paul has unleashed a wild claim. In his telling, Mike Tyson had Parkinson's disease—until he no longer did—thanks to toad psychedelics.

Jake Paul stirred up a storm after making a shocking claim about boxing legend Mike Tyson's health during a conversation with streamer Adin Ross.