Could Rejuvenation Therapy have changed the outcome? Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul.

[@Tekka579]

Nothing can change a fighter taking a dive.......

[@danielkafer]

But no one took a dive in the Tyson vs Paul first??

[@Cube_for_slow]

I think Mike Tyson did pretty well all things considered. For someone at his age and with the physical challenges that come from a lifetime in such a demanding sport, his performance was ok. His technique, power, and ability to still command the ring show that his boxing instincts are as sharp as ever at least in the first 2 rounds. I still think Iron Mike is a legend.

[@danielkafer]

Yes all things considered Mike did ok, but for me the final rounds were still painful to watch. The more I think about it I am not sure Mike used all available rejuvenation therapies, as most of the training footage I saw looked a bit old school.

[@squamish4244]

@@danielkafer Also not bad at all for a guy who basically didn't work out at all for 20 years, smoked a lot of dope, gained a lot of weight, and chilled - which was actually really good for his mental health. And his finances. Honestly I didn't know about most of these therapies or that they actually have a lot of evidence for them. I know that works because I got it for a terrible benzodiazepine dependency and it rebuilt the receptors in my brain. It was only afterwards that I noticed I had massively increased stamina for a few weeks, much reduced 20-year-old back pain and knee problems etc. Benzos are VERY hard to get off and basically ruined my life. My arrogant asshole former doctor (yes, he was an asshole to me) hooked me on them with reckless overprescription until I was taking a gigantic dose. Healthcare systems will incorporate all sorts of stuff that has the slightest clinical evidence, like so many antidepressants, or are dangerous and potentially destructive, like benzos and opiates, which are even more dangerous because you're messing with your brain, but they won't cover this stuff. Bizarre. I mean, NOW they're changing their tune, but the threshold for change was so high. I guess the Boomers aren't quite old enough yet for governments to start to realize this is a crisis of too many old people, not enough younger ones. Need a few more years. Governments don't act, they react.

[@squamish4244]

I have definitely benefitted a lot from NAD+, including for an extremely difficult benzodiazepine dependency that really messed up my brain.

[@mohamedelamrani6378]

Mike vs Jake was on netflix for a reason, because it's a "show"

[@danielkafer]

Don’t you think Mike even tried to win?

[@mohamedelamrani6378]

@@danielkafer Mike did his best to lose, not to win. Jake did his best to make it look like it was a legit fight. Mike was confused because it was the first time he sold himself for money and not legacy. Watch his power when he was training. 2 rounds Max and Jake would've been out of the game if Mike didn't sign that BS contract but he's free to do what he pleases it's his body his brain his life his choices.

[@danielkafer]

@@mohamedelamrani6378 It is sad if that is truly how it went down. You are definitely correct about the training footage. Question is whether the training footage gives a true picture of Mike's condition. Putting a few impressive clips together is also another thing than boxing 8 rounds.

[@mohamedelamrani6378]

@@danielkafer I agree with you on 2 things, 1 if the training footage gives a true picture of Mike's condition and putting video clips is different from real match of 8 rounds. The only thing that makes this irrelevant is because we're talking about Mike Tyson who is the former heavyweight champion and the "baddest man on the planet" arguably. We're talking about a guy who spent the last 2 decades showing off his raw power. Meaning if the entire civilisation is scared of an encounter with Mike, it means he's a different beast. Probably only a few men can actually say that Mike isn't scary to them. Putting this idea of who he is in the statement will automatically prove the footage to be real, since we already know what it's like to take a punch from Mike. At 58 years old there is no way Mike would survive a real match of 8 rounds, against anybody. But Mike can close the fight in round 1 or 2 against almost everybody that's what I'm talking about. The fact that we saw his footage training hard and knowing he has the knockout power in his arms and he definitely has that dog in him means that he was able to knock out Jake Paul in R1 but chose not to for a solid reason which is Money. If Mike dropped dead tired at round 8 I would call it a real fight, because Jake Paul would obliterate him if he stays after 5 rounds. Jake is a 27 years old boxer who has knock out power, love him or hate him he's a heavyweight boxer so he can hurt people, and Mike is a human, who will lose all his strength after 4 or 5 rounds of punching air and breathing heavily... Don't you agree with this analysis?

[@mixalismoraitis]

The truth is one. Two people did their job and made money! The rest doesn't matter

[@danielkafer]

Do you believe the whole thing was scripted?

[@mixalismoraitis]

@@danielkafer Yes! And since you say script, I happen to be an actor and a screenwriter, that's my job. Direction was the match! And bad direction!

[@danielkafer]

@@mixalismoraitis Year it was not a pleasure to watch for sure

[@mixalismoraitis]

@@danielkafer It wasn't pleasant

[@aymanjaber2585]

Mate, what is that thing in front of your face, a microphone? More like a noise maker.

[@danielkafer]

Not quite sure what point you’re trying to make. You don’t like the opinions presented or you think the audio quality is bad??

[@aymanjaber2585]

@danielkafer get a microphone that works, or a good denoiser software

[@danielkafer]

@@aymanjaber2585 Strange it is a top end microphone. I agree it should sound better for the approximately $300 I paid. I experimented with "denoise" software, but did not like the result.