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Topics: Boxing, Jake Paul, Mike Tyson, Netflix, YouTube
Joshua Nair
Viewers of tonight's build-up to Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson were left shocked when they were shown what was going on in the latter's locker room.
Paul and Tyson are set to face off against one another in one of the most anticipated boxing events of the year, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, USA - the NFL's Dallas Cowboy's home ground.
The undercard started at 1am GMT this morning (16 November), as many have eagerly awaited for the main fight, especially since tempers flared at the weigh-in between the two, last night (14 November).
The event is free to stream on Netflix, with more than 280 million people being given the fight to watch for free as part of their current subscription package.
But as millions of fans have tuned in, they were exposed to a sight in the build-up to the main bout.
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Tyson can be seen getting hyped in his changing room, only to turn around and for his bare behind to be on show, for millions around the world to see.
The biggest ever American boxing event outside of Las Vegas, you'd think Tyson would at least put some pants on.
But instead, we were all given a sight to feast our eyes on, which you can view in the video above.
Fans took to social media to share what they thought of the bizarre moment, as one said: "National treasure."
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Another commented: "Did not expect to see that when i turned on Netflix," with two laughing emojis.
A third added: "Why they zoom into his a** like that?!?"
A different user joked: "Please for the love of god get Mike Tyson's a** off my TL I don’t wanna see that s***," with a crying emoji.
The bout between Paul, 27, and Tyson, 58, has been sanctioned by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, which makes this a professional fight, as the result will go on the fighter's respective records.
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However, it will not adhere to the rules of a standard heavyweight bout, with gloves being heavier at 14 ounces instead of 10. This means the punches will not land as hard due to the extra padding, as well as protecting each boxer's hands more than at 10-ounce gloves.
The rounds will also last two minutes instead of the standard three, and instead of 12 rounds, there will only be eight.
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