The coach of Mike Tyson commented the concerns health condition of the legendary boxer

The coach of the legendary Mike Tyson, Rafael Cordeiro, refuted statements about Iron Mike's health problems ahead of the fight with Jake Paul.

Earlier, the media spread words from a doctor about a possible brain injury to the boxing legend. Tyson's trainer stated that there is no need to worry about the health of the former world champion, and he is preparing for the fight against Paul in regular mode.

"I believe we don't need to worry about it. We're talking about a two-time world champion. He hasn't had 20 fights in two years; he knows how to fight. He fought with the best guys in the world. When he steps into the ring, he knows what to do. It's nothing new for Mike, and this fight is no different.

He works hard every day to step into the ring and try to knock out Jake from start to finish. He's going to prove it in July. You can see the fire in his eyes when he trains, and he'll never give less than his best. Mike will enter the ring as the old Mike Tyson and try to knock out Jake from start to finish," Cordeiro said.

Tyson will face Paul in a boxing match on July 20 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, USA, in the main event of the card, which will be broadcast on Netflix. It was previously reported that the fight would be sanctioned as a professional one.