In a recent turn of events, YouTube sensation and boxer Jake Paul has come under fire for pushing forward with his upcoming boxing match against veteran champ Mike Tyson, despite concerns surrounding Tyson's health. The 57-year-old former undisputed heavyweight champion recently suffered a medical scare, causing fans to question the safety of his return to the ring.

On Sunday, while flying, Tyson experienced an in-flight medical emergency reported to be caused by an ulcer flare-up. He became nauseous and dizzy, creating worry among fans about his well-being. The incident has amplified the already existing concerns surrounding the much-anticipated boxing match, which is set to take place on July 20th at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Even prior to Tyson's medical scare, fans were skeptical about the prospect of the retired boxer stepping back into the ring. Not only due to his age but also his status as a prominent Hollywood figure. Supporters raised red flags regarding Tyson's safety and health, considering he will be going up against the 27-year-old Jake Paul, who is still in his prime.

These concerns have only intensified following Tyson's health scare, leading to increased criticism of the upcoming match. Netflix, who will globally live-stream the event, has also faced scrutiny. However, Jake Paul appears to be unfazed by the pleas for consideration as he took to social media to dismiss concerns and accuse the media of sensationalism.

Responding to the reports of Tyson's medical emergency, Paul tweeted, "You love to make sh*t up before knowing the facts for clicks / likes. Nothing changed #PaulTyson." This reaction only added fuel to the fire, with fans expressing their disappointment and calling for the fight to be called off.

Many online commenters urged Paul to reconsider the match, citing Tyson's age and health problems as compelling reasons. One user wrote, "Jake, if you have anything about you here, you'd cancel the fight and face somebody else in the main event." Others criticized Paul for attempting to fight a contender nearing the age of 60, questioning the significance of such a victory.

However, Paul remains determined and dismissive of the concerns raised by the public. In response to the criticism, he stated, "Doesn't take away from the fact you're literally fighting a senior citizen with health problems & you somehow think it makes you look like you've accomplished something."

In the midst of the backlash, Tyson broke his silence on social media, reassuring his fans about the future of the upcoming match. He tweeted, "Now feeling 100% even though I don't need to be to beat Jake Paul."

The boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson is scheduled for July 20th at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. As the anticipation builds, fans and critics alike will continue to monitor Tyson's health and question the wisdom of Paul's decision to proceed with the match.