Saudi Arabia's Turki Alalshikh has given Mike Tyson the opportunity of a lifetime: to accept a rematch with Jake Paul and potentially earn a staggering $700 million.

It wasn't boxing's finest moment, but Jake Paul showed in his bout with Mike Tyson that he knows how to use attention in a social media world.

Claims that the recent record-breaking boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson was rigged are “incorrect and baseless … illogical and inane,” the fight’s promoter said in a statement Monday.

That’s exactly where November’s spectacle between human Cool Ranch Dorito Jake Paul and 58-year-old retiree Mike Tyson has landed. The match’s promotor, Most Valuable Promotions, was compelled to respond to allegations Paul’s latest victory was the result of skullduggery and not the fact he’d boxed a man eligible for AARP membership.

An image of boxing legend Mike Tyson posing with a Palestinian flag in the ring shared on social media is a fake, according to a Tyson spokesperson and Netflix, and experts told Reuters the image was probably generated using AI.