Why will Jake Paul not be able to knock out Mike Tyson and how do you think the fight will go down? And if you don't care I don't want to hear

Boxing legend Lennox Lewis isn’t done with the ring just yet. Though he retired undefeated in 2003 after defeating Vitali Klitschko, Lewis has hinted at a possible comeback.

Now, with his old rival Mike Tyson set to face YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in November, Lewis himself has set his sights on “The Problem Child.”

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Mike Tyson reappears with a scary video to Jake Paul

Lewis is no stranger to facing Tyson. They met in 2002, with Lewis defending his WBC and IBF heavyweight titles in what would be Tyson’s last world title fight.

After a competitive start, Lewis dominated later rounds, ultimately knocking Tyson out in the eighth.

Confident that Tyson will beat Paul

Tyson and Paul’s originally planned fight for July was postponed due to Tyson’s health concerns. Despite the massive 31-year age difference, Lewis favors Tyson, dismissing Paul as not a “true fighter.”

“I hope that Tyson saves a little bit of Jake Paul for me,” he told Fox 29 Philadelphia.

“Mike Tyson’s gonna win. Mike Tyson’s not that old. Don’t take him too softly. We’re one year apart.

“You can fight somebody like that and do well because the person you’re fighting is not a true fighter and there’s a hundred things that you’ve forgotten that he’s learning.

“[The age] will be a little bit of a determining factor if the fight goes on too long, but if they get close and Mike Tyson comes with his ten-second combination, if one of those punches catches him he’s definitely gonna go down.”