Mike Tyson's $250,000 indecent proposal following Jake Paul loss

It's not the first offer they've made him.

Win/win

Describing the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight as beneficial for Iron Mike is quickly becoming an understatement.

Moneymaker

At 58, after a 15-year retirement, Tyson’s return to the ring has achieved more than just reigniting his presence in sports and media—it also brought in a reported $20 million, according to sources like Sports Illustrated. However, this seems only to be the start of his revival as a cultural icon.

A surprise shot

In case you missed it, moments before the fight, during an interview, Tyson created quite a buzz when he turned around, revealing that his briefs left part of his backside exposed –a moment that quickly became a hot topic of discussion online.

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An indecent proposal

That moment has now led to an unexpected, outrageous, and lucrative proposal from an adult webcam service.

$250k on offer

The popular website CamSoda has offered the former world champion $250,000 (approximately £195,000 or €230,000) to showcase his rear end for an hour during one of its shows, as the Daily Mail reported.

Reasons to accept the offer

CamSoda's president, Daryn Parker, outlined the reasons why Mike Tyson should accept the offer in a letter shared on the company's social media.

Time to hang up the gloves

"I understand that this offer may be a far cry from what you just earned in the fight, but let's be realistic, it may be time to hang up the gloves," he said.

No risks

"I think this offer is the perfect way to still get in front of people and perform in a different, less strenuous way. Plus, you don’t have to worry about anyone biting or going after your ears," he said, as reported by The Sun.

$20 million for 16 minutes

As we await Iron Mike's response, it’s worth noting that the fight which earned Tyson $20 million lasted only 16 minutes. Even so, CamSoda’s offer remains remarkably generous.

It's not the first offer they've made him.

In fact, the same company had already extended a $100,000 (around £78,000 or €91,500) offer back in 2020 for Tyson to serve as an anti-doping test coordinator at a fighting event in Thailand, but he rejected the proposal.

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