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The event was streamed to Netflix’s global reach of 283 million subscribers worldwide. The bout may have underwhelmed, but a show was put on for those in attendance.<\/p>\n
With Paul reported to make \u00a330m and Tyson half that, no expense was spared for a fight generating such ludicrous amount of money.<\/p>\n
Paul was driven to the ring in a customised green car to the tune of Phil Collins’ In the Air Tonight. His brother, WWE wrestler and fellow social media star Logan Paul, sat beside him.<\/p>\n
On the back seat was a pigeon which he tried to gift Tyson – known to keep racing pigeons at his home – during fight week.<\/p>\n
Fans remained standing throughout as an ear-splitting, pulsating roar for Tyson reverberated around the stadium, home to the Dallas Cowboys NFL team.<\/p>\n
Dressed in his trademark all black, he strutted to the ring sporting the same stern look he has had all week.<\/p>\n
More than \u00a314.1m was recouped from ticket sales alone, with one VIP group package which included a ringside seat and photographs with the fighters costing as much as \u00a31.6m.<\/p>\n
Boxing royalty Lennox Lewis, Evander Holyfield, Roy Jones Jr and Andre Ward formed part of the television broadcast – and stars of Netflix shows such as Cobra Kai watched from ringside, alongside NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n