Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson tickets offer fans jaw-dropping $2million VIP experience

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson tickets offer fans jaw-dropping $2million VIP experience

The tickets for the Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson event will feature a VIP package worth $2million, granting fans the opportunity to meet both fighters, stay in a luxurious penthouse suite overnight, and witness the match from front-row floor seats.

Despite the fact that the fight will officially go on sale on Thursday, May 16 at 12pm ET, over 120,000 fans have already registered for pre-sale access to Paul vs Tyson.

In addition to the regular sale tickets, there will be four levels of VIP packages available. One of these options is the highly desirable MVP Owner’s Experience, which will be priced at $2 million.

The package for MVP Owners’ Experience consists of:

  • Two ringside apron seats (owner’s seats), as well as four first row floor seats and four second row floor seats
  • Exclusive stadium arrival
  • Security and escort during the night
  • A photo with Paul and Tyson in the locker room before the fight
  • Gloves signed by both fighters
  • A private green room with an open bar and all-inclusive food
  • A picture in the ring after the fight
  • Two-night luxury accommodation for 10 guests, including a penthouse suite
  • VIP lounge access and seating for the main events during fight week

The Contender Package, Champion Package, and Ringside VVIP Package are alternative tiers available for fans seeking a more luxurious experience than a general sale ticket, without having to spend $2 million on the MVP Owner’s Package.

Jake Paul (L) will take on Mike Tyson (R) on July, 20 (Netflix)

The Ringside VVIP Package includes the following items:

  • Floor seating in the first two rows on fight night
  • Fast-track stadium entrance with private transportation to the fight
  • Hospitality access with an open bar and all-inclusive food
  • Meet and greet appearances from current and former boxing legends and celebrities
  • A picture in the ring after the fight
  • VIP lounge access and seating for the main events during fight week
  • A boxing glove signed by Paul and Tyson

The Champion Package includes the following:

  • Floor seating in rows two to four on fight night
  • VIP parking and fast track stadium entrance
  • Hospitality access with an open bar and all-inclusive food
  • Meet and greet appearances from current and former boxing legends and celebrities
  • A picture in the ring after the fight
  • VIP lounge access and seating for the main events during fight week

The package labeled as “The Contender”comes with:

  • Floor seating in rows four to six on fight night
  • VIP parking and fast track stadium entrance
  • Hospitality access with an open bar and all-inclusive food
  • VIP lounge access and seating for the main events during fight week

“According to MVP co-founder Nakisa Bidarian, the highly anticipated bouts between Paul vs Tyson and Taylor vs Serrano 2 is a cultural phenomenon that has captivated fans across six generations. As such, there are ticketing options available to accommodate all fans.”

On July 20th, Tyson, aged 57, will face off against Paul, aged 27. The highly anticipated fight will be broadcasted live on Netflix and will take place at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, which is also the home of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys.

Despite differing opinions in the boxing world, the fight has sparked a divide. Tyson Fury remains adamant that the bout is a positive for the sport, while Eddie Hearn, Anthony Joshua’s promoter, has referred to it as a “freak show.”

Despite the excitement surrounding the fight, there are valid concerns regarding the 30-year age difference between the two fighters. Some are worried that Tyson may be at risk for serious injuries during the match.

Despite concerns about Tyson’s health, his trainer Rafael Cordeiro has reassured that the 57-year-old is in excellent physical condition.

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