‘Why Didn’t He Hit Jake Paul Like This?’: Fans Pull No Punches After Mike Tyson Dropped MrBeast With A Body Shot

Mike Tyson isn’t showing many signs of slowing down. A new clip shows the heavyweight legend landing a body shot on YouTube star MrBeast that quickly spread across social media.

The video, which has already gone viral, doesn’t feature a ring, gloves, or official fight lights. Instead, it’s Tyson casually demonstrating his power during a meet-up with MrBeast. But one clean body shot was all it took to drop one of the biggest names on YouTube.

Mike Tyson’s Punch Brought MrBeast To His Knees In Viral Video

The clip shows Tyson standing next to MrBeast, smiling as he’s encouraged to throw a shot. Tyson pulls no tricks, just a sharp, compact punch to the body. Almost instantly, MrBeast bends forward, clutching his stomach and laughing in pain as the crowd around them bursts into laughter.

For Tyson, it was nothing. A quick tap compared to the blows he’s dealt in his prime. But for MrBeast, who’s known more for million-dollar challenges on YouTube than for practice fights, it was enough to fold him. The moment shows how much power Tyson still has, even at 58 years old.

It also shows why Tyson’s name still carries weight in boxing. Years after his championship run, people are still amazed by his strength, and clips like this prove his punches remain as strong as ever.

Fans Immediately Compared The Body Shot To Tyson’s Fight With Jake Paul

But fans weren’t happy with just seeing MrBeast take a punch. Right away, the comments compared it to Tyson’s recent fight with Jake Paul.

Fans shared plenty of reactions. One wrote, “I know that sh** hurt 😭.”

Another joked, “That old man isn’t doing that much damage, same guy who lost to Jake Paul.”

Others piled on with, “why didn’t he hit @jakepaul like this??”

And even, “If Mr Beast met ‘our’ Mike Tyson.” The clip quickly reignited debates about how hard Tyson was really swinging in the Paul fight compared to this playful moment.

Of course, context matters. Tyson’s exhibition with Paul wasn’t about hurting anyone; it was meant for entertainment. With MrBeast, it was a lighthearted demo, but still a real punch without fight-night rules. Fans may enjoy comparing, but Tyson knows the difference between putting on a show and causing real damage.

This viral clip also shows Tyson’s special place in sports and culture. He’s one of the few legends who still gets attention in boxing, YouTube, and social media today. Whether he’s in the ring with Jake Paul or joking around with MrBeast, people will always wonder if he’s still the same “Iron Mike.”