Jake Paul's Partner Denies Fight Rigging Claims

Michael Irvin, a former NFL star, stirred up some controversy by claiming that the fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson was rigged. Irvin suggested that there was a contract clause preventing Tyson from using his signature uppercut move. However, Nakisa Bidarian, the co-founder of MVP Promotions, strongly disputed this idea. Bidarian appeared on "The Ariel Helwani Show" to set the record straight. He was bothered by the ongoing narrative that the fight was fixed. He addressed Irvin's comments directly, questioning his credibility and even suggesting that Irvin might have some cognitive issues due to the severity of his claim. After all, how could Irvin know about such a secret contract detail? Paul himself won the fight by a unanimous decision, and many people thought it was strange that he didn't try to knock Tyson out. Paul later admitted that he eased up during the fight. Bidarian emphasized that the fight was thoroughly regulated and partnered with major companies like Netflix. He criticized those who claimed the fight was rigged, mocking their intelligence or their desire for attention. The fight was a significant event, attracting a lot of attention and scrutiny. With big names and big stakes involved, it's not surprising that there were rumors and speculations. However, Bidarian's response highlights the importance of fact-checking and critical thinking in sorting out the truth.