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The drama surrounding the controversial fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul is far from over. From heated debates about Netflix's streaming coverage to the judges' decision in Paul's favor, and Tyson's fiery post-match comments, fans still can't stop talking about one of the most polarizing events in boxing this year.
But the buzz hit a new level when a fan took things to extremes-by tattooing Mike Tyson's butt on their body. Yes, you read that right. The tattoo also features the infamous slap Tyson landed on Jake Paul during the pre-fight face-off, a moment that sparked widespread discussion and speculation about its authenticity.
The meme that became inked history
It all started with a viral camera angle of Tyson during the fight. The unintentional focus on his backside took over social media, inspiring a wave of memes and jokes. And then came the tattoo: an audacious, larger-than-life tribute to Tyson's derriere and his slap heard 'round the world.
Twitter, or rather X, erupted with mixed reactions: "Out of all the Mike Tyson fights, that's the one he chooses.", "He's gonna regret that badly.", "The most GOATED tattoo of the year. The slap was still mad set up and fake."
An unforgettable finale to a crazy fight
This tattoo might just be the closing chapter to the chaos that followed the Tyson vs. Paul saga. Love it or hate it, it captures the absurdity of a fight that defied all expectations-and gave the internet enough content to last a lifetime.
As fans debate whether the slap was staged or real, one thing's certain: this fight, and now this tattoo, will go down as one of the strangest moments in combat sports history.