Netflix had its first live boxing event on Friday night (Nov. 15) with a card headlined by the Jake Paul, 27, and Mike Tyson, 58 -- the widest age disparity in sanctioned boxing history. And the generation divide wasn't the only stark distinction between the two men.

Jake Paul came out to to the ring to Phil Collins' "In The Air Tonight," riding in a customized low-rider with his brother Logan Paul. The entrance was jam-packed with thinly veiled jabs at Tyson, with the song referencing the boxer's appearance in The Hangover, and even a bird, referencing the "Now Kith" meme. Tyson, however, walked out to the ring with pure intention of throwing down and nothing more. And all the built-up tension was released as the two combatants entered the ring for the highly-anticipated showdown.

While both Tyson and Paul promised to knock the other boxer out before the 5th round, the match surprisingly went for the entire eight rounds. Tyson came out swinging for the first two rounds but Father Time quickly got Iron Mike together, as the icon began to slow down with each subsequent round. Paul kept to a moderate pace throughout the whole match.

Jake Paul's even-keeled strategy allowed him to drastically out-punch Tyson throughout the match. By round four, Tyson's legs looked tired and shaky, which were tell-tale signs of exhaustion for a boxer.

As the fight ended in round 8, Jake Paul began bowing to Mike Tyson out of respect for "being an all-time great in this sport" and for "all that he's done to allow us to be here." Tyson kept his guard up but gave Paul some dap as he realized the fight was over. In what played out like more of a sparring match than a headlined main attraction, judges declared that Paul was the winner in a unanimous decision.