Iron Mike Tysons Mid-Air Ulcer Scare! Recovering Before Jake Paul Fight

Iron Mike Tysons Mid-Air Ulcer Scare! Recovering Before Jake Paul Fight

Boxer Mike Tyson was unexpectedly hospitalized while traveling from Miami to Los Angeles.

A medical problem that happened during flight is currently keeping the 57-year-old prizefighter out of the hospital.

A representative for Tyson said on May 27 that "thankfully, Mr. Tyson is recovering well" following nausea and dizziness brought on by an ulcer flare-up that occurred just prior to the plane's descent.

Iron Mike Tysons Mid-Air Ulcer Scare! Recovering Before Jake Paul Fight

The statement went on, "He expresses his gratitude to the medical professionals that attended to him."

The event happened on an American Airlines aircraft from Miami to Los Angeles, according to In Touch.

When a need for medical attention was made during the flight, paramedics were called in to treat Tyson.

Tyson's management stressed that there was no connection between the two-hour delay and his health, as the journey had already encountered one due to a "breakdown in the air conditioning."

Iron Mike Tysons Mid-Air Ulcer Scare! Recovering Before Jake Paul Fight

On Sunday, July 20, Tyson and Jake Paul will square off in a much awaited boxing match. Netflix will provide live streaming of the game from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

"I am very much looking forward to playing Jake Paul at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas," Tyson stated in a Netflix statement. "Jake has evolved remarkably as a boxer, and it will be exhilarating to witness the clash of a young contender's resolve against the seasoned prowess of a legend. This encounter symbolizes a full-circle moment, as I inaugurated his boxing career on the undercard of my bout with Roy Jones Jr., and now, I intend to conclude it."

The Quran - Chapter An-Najm : 23 - 28

These ˹idols˺ are mere names that you and your forefathers have made up—a practice Allah has never authorized. They follow nothing but ˹inherited˺ assumptions and whatever ˹their˺ souls desire, although ˹true˺ guidance has already come to them from their Lord.

Or should every person ˹simply˺ have whatever ˹intercessors˺ they desire?

In fact, to Allah ˹alone˺ belongs this world and the next.

˹Imagine˺ how many ˹noble˺ angels are in the heavens! ˹Even˺ their intercession would be of no benefit whatsoever, until Allah gives permission to whoever He wills and ˹only for the people He˺ approves.

Indeed, those who do not believe in the Hereafter label angels as female,

although they have no knowledge ˹in support˺ of this. They follow nothing but ˹inherited˺ assumptions. And surely assumptions can in no way replace the truth.

إِن يَتَّبِعُونَ إِلَّا الظَّنَّ وَإِنَّ الظَّنَّ لَا يُغْنِي مِنَ الْحَقِّ شَيْئًا (and conjecture is of no use in [ the matter on Truth.... 53:28) The Arabic word ظَن Zann is used in several different senses, and one of them is baseless thoughts. 

This is the sense in which it is employed in the verse, because baseless thoughts were the cause of idolatry. And the verse purports to remove the cause. Zann is also used as the antonym of yaqin. 

Yaqin refers to assured or definitive knowledge about something that really exists, not the figment of someone's imagination. 

In this case, there is no room for any doubt or suspicion, as for instance knowledge gained from the Qur'an and Prophetic Traditions uninterruptedly reported by an indefinite number of people or by such a large number that it is impossible that they should agree upon falsehood. 

As opposed to this certain knowledge, zann is sometime used for the knowledge that is based on a proof, and not on baseless thoughts, but the proof is not so certain as may rule out other possibilities, as for example, injunctions based on general narratives of the Holy Prophet ﷺ . 

The first type of injunctions is referred to as qat'iyyat or yaqiniyyat and the second type is referred to as zanniyyat. This type of Zann is recognized by Shari` ah. There is ample evidence in Qur'an and Sunnah of its recognition. 

The entire Ummah concurs that it is obligatory to act upon it. The above verse when denouncing zann, refers to the first type of zann which connotes baseless thoughts. Thus there is no contradiction.