In an interview with Ring Magazine for their Best I Faced section, the boxing star compared Tyson and Lewis and said he thought Tyson was superior.

“Tyson possessed everything.” When he was at his best, he had the will to defeat everybody who stood in his way, the desire to win the title, and the will to move and battle.

He was keen to get rid of someone as soon as possible since he understood that the sooner he did it, the lower his chances of being detected.

Additionally, he stated to Max Boxing that he would choose to fight Lewis “five days a week” over Tyson once more.

“I would sooner box Lennox Lewis five days a week than go on Mike Tyson. I have fought Tyson twice. When he was in good shape, he was deadly, short, and clumsy.

Evander Holyfield, a boxing veteran, provides some excellent insights into how Mike Tyson could defeat Jake Paul and how he could prevail

When I suggest that Tyson is a mid-range fighter and not an inside fighter, I always get people to disagree. He will give opponents false confidence when they think they have established distance before he comes in and lands his hard, fast strikes. Over the years, a lot of people have disagreed with me because they only see KO videos that show Mike inside doing his thing and don’t pay attention to how he got there.

By not backing off, Holyfield outboxed Tyson and prevented Mike from attacking with his strikes, breaking Tyson’s technique twice.

Holyfield gave Jake Paul instructions on how to win their two-week battle.

“If he stays close to Mike, his chances of winning are great; if he tries to stay away from Mike, he gets caught,” Holyfield said on FightHub TV.”Mike will appear to you like a snake, but if you accuse him, you will ruin everything.” Because he pushes everything out of his feet. Everything is destroyed if you give in to him, and if you do the same when moving backwards, you will be in disarray.