Jake Paul lie detector test proves he has major fear about Mike Tyson fight

If a pre-fight lie detector test is to be believed, even Jake Paul isn’t so sure that he will survive his next challenge.

The YouTuber-turned-boxer faces legendary boxing champion Mike Tyson on November 15, and will be moving up to heavyweight for the clash. While many fans feel that his youth and activity should make him a favorite for the bout, Tyson will be the biggest puncher he has ever faced at an unfamiliar weight class.

However, it seems that even Paul himself isn’t certain that he can get the job done, according to a lie detector he recently underwent with his brother Logan Paul. The pair asked each other questions, with a clip from the session resurfacing on social media today.

In a YouTube video posted a few months ago, which reappeared during a social clip from Most Valuable Promotions today, Jake Paul was placed on a lie detector and examined by his brother Logan. He answered a number of questions, after having previously turned the tables.

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And perhaps the most intriguing part of the exercise came when Logan asked him if he legitimately feels he will beat Tyson when they fight. Jake replied “Yeah,” to which the test returned a negative response indicating he had lied.

He then admitted that he is “nervous” and bordered on admitting that he was scared before stopping himself, and then told his brother: “I think I’m going to, I don’t know, it’s going to be tough. It’s going to be tough.”

Logan asked his sibling a number of questions surrounding the fight, including whether or not the age gap will play a significant role in the outcome. Jake is 27-years-old and an active 10-1 boxer, while Tyson last competed as a professional in 2005 and is 58-years-old, with his last exhibition coming in 2020.

The younger Paul replied that he feels it won’t be an issue, explaining: “I think Mike is a killer at any age,” and received the green light to indicate truth. When his brother noted that he was sweating during the exercise, he agreed, and noted that he ‘doesn’t like this’.

He was then asked if the fight was rigged, to which he replied: “Absolutely not, that’s a federal crime”. That was also proven to be true, silencing doubters about the legitimacy of the bout which has been professionally sanctioned in the state of Texas.

When the lie detector was initially hooked up to Logan, he was asked a number of sillier questions. These included asking if he is tied to the illuminati or if he could go back to their infamous YouTube feud of 2018 would he still write diss tracks about his sibling.

And while Logan did admit that he feels Jake would beat his former rival and current business partner KSI, the test declared him to be lying when he said he feels that his sibling will beat Tyson.

Regarding KSI, he joked that Jake was ‘f***ing his life up’, but admitted that the size difference between the pair would be too much. The Misfits Boxing boss has fought as low as 175lb, while Jake is reportedly over 230lb for his bout with Tyson.

“Bro, it’s not to say he isn’t a good boxer,” he protested, as Jake lauded the fact that he had got the admission out and branded his rival ‘soft’. “No, I mean, he’s my partner I’m just saying, you’re 230lb at the moment, he’s 180lb, it’s not even fair, bro.”