Mike Tyson and Jake Paul’s pre-fight press conference was bizarrely interrupted by a 14-year-old cursing and asking who out of the two had the “higher body count.”
Kayo Martin – a teenage influencer and prankster from New York with 123,000 followers on Instagram – crashed the event at the Apollo Theater in the Big Apple on Monday as the two fighters took questions from the crowd in an open mic format.
“So you think he has bigger balls?” Who do you think has the highest death toll? What’s your count Jake? » Martin asked the 27-year-old YouTuber turned boxer.
Shocked by what he had just heard, Paul buried his head in his hands, while Tyson had a blunt response for the minor.
“Where is the mother of this child? » the 57-year-old boxing legend asked the crowd.
Viral teen influencer Kayo Martin, 14, stunned the crowd at New York’s Apollo Theater on Monday.
Mike Tyson asked the child’s mother after Martin challenged him and Paul to answer who had the ‘highest body count’ between them
But the teen didn’t stop there, as he continued to push Paul to respond.
“Jake, do you think yours is higher?” » Martin asked before spitting out some slang.
‘Type shit. We are outside! Wow Wow. Boom, bitch. Ahhh,” he said, adding, “I love you guys, motherfucker.”
After the press conference, Paul was seen with his brother and WWE wrestler Logan Paul, as they were both completely stunned by Martin’s language and boldness.
“He was a kid, he was great,” Logan remarked before Jake asked him. “What was going on with that kid?”
Tyson and Paul are expected to box in front of 120,000 fans at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, in July.
Martin, whose Linktree bio says “skateboarding, boxing, Day in the Life, Hoodrat shii,” offers a variety of content on his Instagram page, from grocery shopping trips to New York to riding too-big Citi e-bikes. him.
He even climbed dangerously onto a subway platform from the train tracks once, while narrowly avoiding a passing subway car.
Tyson and Paul’s fight is scheduled for July 20 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
According to SeatGeek.com, 120,000 boxing fans have already registered to access the presale.
Before the fight, Tyson made a worrying admission regarding his body ahead of his first boxing match since a 2020 exhibition bout.