According to TMZ, while speaking to streamer Adin Ross, Paul declared that Tyson smoked psychedelic toad venom before their eight-round boxing match in November and it "cured Tyson's Parkinson's so he could come back and fight.

Jake Paul claimed Mike Tyson was cured of Parkinson’s with toad venom, but Tyson’s team denied it. Paul later backtracked, sparking debate among fans.

Jake Paul's claim about Mike Tyson's Parkinson's sent fans into a frenzy before he clarified what he had spoken about the legend in a recent stream.

Last week, boxer and influencer Jake Paul appeared in a livestream with Adin Ross, an internet personality and streamer with over 4.5 million followers on YouTube. During the stream, Paul's boxing match against Mike Tyson in November came up, and Paul made a rather serious claim about Tyson's health.

Jake Paul has unleashed a wild claim. In his telling, Mike Tyson had Parkinson's disease—until he no longer did—thanks to toad psychedelics.

YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul has sensationally claimed Mike Tyson was diagnosed with Parkinson's before their Netflix bout back in November

Mike Tyson's people would have prevented him from fighting Jake Paul if they had his best interests at heart, according to pound-for-pound caliber fighter Gervonta 'Tank' Davis. 'Tank' Davis returns to the boxing ring on Saturday,