Jake Paul shows off ‘the most expensive boxing outfit’ in history

Jake Paul, the YouTuber-turned-boxer, shows off his flashy walkout outfit just hours before stepping into the ring with the boxing legend Mike Tyson.
On Instagram, Paul shared a video showcasing his diamond-encrusted boxing shoes and shorts. The outfit features 380 carats of real diamonds and includes a custom piece painted by renowned street artist Alec Monopoly, famous for incorporating the board game character ‘Mr. Monopoly’ into his work. “Most expensive boxing outfit of all time. 380 carats. Painted by @alecmonopoly,” Paul captioned the clip.
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Earlier in the week, Paul hinted at the opulence of his attire during an appearance on the Talk Tuah podcast. “This outfit that I have made for the fight is the most expensive fight outfit in the history of boxing,” Paul told host Haliey Welch. “It’s $1 million. It has cost a pretty penny and it is very shiny, that’s the hints I will give.”
“For the walkout I am going to be driving in a certain vehicle to the ring, which is going to be pretty cool,” he teased. “The rest you are going to have to wait and see. The song is sort of related to Mike Tyson’s career and a film that he did.”
During a pre-fight press conference, YouTuber-turned-boxer showcased a diamond-studded earpiece designed to prevent any mishaps, alluding Tyson’s infamous 1997 ear-biting incident with Evander Holyfield. “I’m not getting my —- bit off on Friday night. So I got my diamond, spiked, ear covers right there,” Paul quipped, revealing the $100,000 custom piece crafted by VOBARA.
Meanwhile, the former heavyweight champion will opt for a more sentimental approach with his gear. According to USA Today, he will wear his signature black trunks with the name of his late daughter, Exodus Sierra Tyson, stitched in white lettering on one leg.
The fight promises big paydays for both, with Paul reportedly earning $40 million and Tyson pocketing $20 million.