Jake Paul Celebrates Knockout Win Over Mike Tyson With Wild Dallas Bash: 1900 Rugrat, Hawk Tuah Girl Among the Guests

Jake Paul marked his grueling win over the boxing legend Mike Tyson with a grand party hosted at a private residence in Dallas.

As he celebrated his unanimous points victory in Texas' AT&T Stadium, the YouTuber-turned-boxer organized a fun event hosted by his sports betting company, Betr.

Jake Paul Hosted a Star-Studded Victory Party

Although Jake Paul failed to knock out Mike Tyson as he promised, he managed to pull off a win against the older opponent. A win is a win for the YouTuber-turned-boxer and what's the best way to celebrate even a small victory? A party that he hosted with his closest, family members, and many celebrities, as per TMZ.

Videos from Betr shared moments of Jake raising his fists in victory with his father, Greg, as well as some close friends. Among those celebrating were his brother Logan Paul, Logan's fiancée Nina Agdal, and Jake's girlfriend, speed skater Jutta Leerdam, who drew attention at the Friday fight in a daring high-slit dress.

Other celebrities that attended the party included rapper 1900 Rugrat, viral sensation Haliey Welch, and former NFL player Dez Bryant. The party clips featured the following moments Jake smoking with Rugrat, Logan, and Nina playing animated beer pong. Agdal's beer pong shot left her fiancé awestruck; he showed his love by giving Agdal a celebratory hug.

An Unforgettable Match With the Legend of the Ring

Jake Paul's eight-round contest with the 58-year-old Tyson left fans divided. What's surprising is that 60 million households watched the fight.

While Tyson showcased resilience, he struggled to land significant blows after the opening round. Jake, 31 years Tyson's junior, admitted post-fight that he held back to avoid causing unnecessary harm.

"I wanted to give the fans a show but didn't want to hurt someone that didn't need to be hurt," Paul said. Logan echoed this view, praising his brother's performance while acknowledging Tyson's toughness.

Tyson said he is proud of the effort he made. He called the experience a victory after losing, saying on social media: "This is one of those situations when you lost but still won." He spoke on his health problems, recounting a near-death experience in June, eight transfusions of blood, and a miraculous recovery to fight on Friday, Daily Mail reports.

As for Jake's plans, he says that he has plans to fight Conor McGregor, but this time inside the octagon. But first, the Irish man needs to settle the latest lawsuit he's facing.

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