Mike Tyson released another training video Friday on X ahead of his upcoming boxing match against Jake Paul.

The 30-second video, narrated by Tyson, shows the former world champion working out and sweating in anticipation of his first official professional fight since 2005:

Tyson also commented on his expectations for the fight on Friday, telling TalkSport (h/t MMA Fighting.com): “I see (Paul) running, I have to catch him and slaughter him.”

Tyson, 58, also made it clear that he is not afraid to get in the ring with the much younger Paul, saying: “No, (I’m not afraid of him) because he got in the ring. If my mother gets in the ring, He has a problem with me. Whoever is in that ring has a problem. “Don’t enter the ring if you don’t want that problem.”

Tyson and Paul were originally scheduled to meet on July 20, but the fight had to be postponed to November 15 due to Tyson experiencing ulcer issues.

Now, it seems like all systems are in favor of Tyson vs. Paul, who will pit a Hall of Famer with a 50-6 career record against a YouTuber-turned-boxer who only has 11 fights under his belt.

Tyson told TalkSport that while Paul is a “good little fighter”, he is considered an “amateur” in the boxing world.

Technically, Paul has competed in 11 professional fights and has amassed a record of 10-1; However, most of his fights were against former MMA fighters or low-level boxers.

Despite having been out of boxing for years, Tyson will look to prove that he is still capable of winning a big fight, even at almost 60 years of age.

Tyson vs. Paul is scheduled for Nov. 15 at the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and will stream live on Netflix.