In an unexpected turn of events, Jake Paul has announced a replacement opponent for his much-anticipated fight against Mike Tyson on July 20. According to sources, Paul will now face "Platinum" Mike Perry in what is expected to be an exciting showdown at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida. The fight will be aired on DAZN Pay-Per-View.

The change in opponent comes after "Iron" Mike Tyson suffered an ulcer flareup during a flight in May, leading to the postponement of the original match. However, Paul wasted no time in finding a new opponent, and after discussions with his team, the decision to fight Perry was made.

Mike Perry, a former UFC fighter who is currently the champion of Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC), has a reputation for being a knockout artist. In a previous interview with TMZ Sports, Perry expressed his excitement about potentially facing Paul, calling him his "dream" opponent.

For Paul, this match against Perry presents an opportunity for him to gain valuable experience before stepping in the ring against the legendary Tyson. Having recently secured victories over Andre August and Ryan Bourland, both in the first round, Paul is eager to prove himself against Perry.

In response to the bout's announcement, Perry had strong words for Paul, stating that the internet sensation was making "the worst mistake of his life." It appears that both fighters are confident in their abilities and are ready to put on a thrilling show for their fans.

With the fight now set to take place at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, fans are eagerly anticipating July 20, when they will witness the clash between Jake Paul and Mike Perry. The event promises to be an action-packed night, showcasing the skills and determination of these two formidable fighters.

Only time will tell who will come out on top, but one thing is for sure - this unexpected matchup has added a new level of intrigue to the already highly-anticipated fight night. Fans will be tuning in to see if Jake Paul can overcome the challenge of Mike Perry before his eventual bout with the legendary Mike Tyson.