Mike Tyson makes boxing retirement claim before calling out his next opponent

Despite his one-sided defeat to Jake Paul, Mike Tyson is up for fighting again - and even has an opponent in mind.

The 58-year-old boxing legend showed his age as he was outpointed by the much younger YouTuber-turned-fighter in a bout that left many fans underwhelmed and calling for Tyson to hang up his gloves for good.

The show, streamed on Netflix and held at AT&T Stadium in Texas, ended to the sound of boos with a clear victory for Paul - 80-72, 79-73, 79-73. Despite the nature of the loss and understandably sluggish performance, Tyson said he could fight on.

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When questioned if we had seen the last of him in the ring, he responded: "I don't know. It depends on the situation. I don't think so."

Tyson then pointed out Logan Paul, Jake's older brother and WWE star. After the fight, Logan, who was present in the ring, exclaimed: "Motherf*****, I'd kill you, Mike!"

Speaking later, Logan added: "I think he wants money, I don't think he wants to fight me.” He went on to praise Tyson’s performance against his younger sibling, saying: "I f****** love Uncle Mike, he's just so...

"I mean, that was impressive, no? For a 58-year-old? He's tough, proud of him, weathered the storm against a young brute named Jake Paul. I think Jake let him live."

Meanwhile, Tyson expressed satisfaction with his performance, stating: "I knew [Paul] was a good fighter. I didn't prove nothing to anyone, just myself. I'm not one of these guys who goes out to please the world, I'm just happy with what I can do."

Paul praised his opponent, saying: "Mike Tyson, this is such an honour. He's the greatest to ever do it. He is an icon. It was an honour to fight him. He was exactly what I thought he would be."