Tickets for the highly anticipated Jake Paul versus Mike Tyson boxing match have dropped to as low as $30, despite the event being scheduled for one of the largest venues in Texas.

The Netflix-streamed fight, set for November 15 at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, was expected to draw 80,000 fans. However, recent reports from MMA Junkie reveal hundreds of tickets are now available in the $30-$37 range.

While general admission prices have fallen sharply, premium seating remains expensive. Ringside tickets are listed at $50,000 on Seat Geek, and a VIP package offering two “apron seats” is priced at $2 million.

The match marks Tyson’s return to professional boxing after an 18-year absence. His last fight was a loss to Kevin McBride in 2005. Paul, the YouTuber-turned-boxer, comes to the match following a knockout victory over BKFC star Mike Perry in July.

The event was originally planned for earlier this summer but was postponed due to health issues affecting Tyson. The rescheduled card includes several notable matchups, including a rematch between Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor, who delivered a Fight of the Year contender in April 2022.

Additional bouts feature Mario Barrios facing Abel Ramos and the return of Shadisa Green. The event will be broadcast live on Netflix, marking the streaming platform’s entry into live boxing coverage.

AT&T Stadium, home to the Dallas Cowboys, remains one of the largest venues to host a boxing event this year. Despite the dropping ticket prices, the venue’s capacity suggests promoters are banking on the star power of both Paul and Tyson to draw a significant crowd.