Mike Tyson splashed his prize money from fighting Jake Paul in November by buying a $13million mansion on an exclusive Florida property. The 58-year-old boxing legend returned to the ring at AT&T Stadium in Texas for an eight-round bout with Paul, 30 years his junior, in Netflix's first live boxing event.
![[The purchase was reportedly inspired by the budding tennis career of Mike's daughter, Milan]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/18/16/94242215-14299775-image-a-105_1737217633060.jpg)
Despite losing the 16-minute snooze fest, and Netflix's stream getting marred with glitches before the fight, Tyson reportedly pocketed $20m for his in-ring return. Months later, The Mirror reported that a special warranty deed confirmed Tyson as the new owner of the Florida property and quoted his representative, Joseph Jonathan Schneider, on the purchase.
![[Realtor Matthew Maschler teased Tyson's inquiry months after the Netflix boxing event]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/18/16/94242213-14299775-image-a-106_1737217635638.jpg)
'This has been a successful transaction with all the parties demonstrating professionalism and collaboration. The Tyson family has been a valued client and friend for many years, and it's been a pleasure working with them,' Schneider said. The special warranty was filed on January 13 and lists Tyson's and his wife, Lahika's names. It also lists the final sale date for the 2.7-acre lot as January 8.
Mike Tyson bought a $13million mansion in Florida after winning $20 in the Jake Paul fight. The purchase was reportedly inspired by the budding tennis career of Mike's daughter, Milan. Realtor Matthew Maschler teased Tyson's inquiry months after the Netflix boxing event.
