#MikeTyson says he could easily knock out Jake Paul in a potential fight - but wouldn't as his family loves the YouTube star too much. Paul is undefeated in four professional fights, most recently outpointing former UFC star Tyron Woodley in August. The controversial 24-year-old is set to fight Tommy Fury - the half-brother of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson - with a location and venue close to being confirmed. Meanwhile, ring legend Tyson made his return to the ring last year in an exhibition fight against fellow veteran Roy Jones Jr. It was Tyson's first fight since retiring from boxing in 2005 after his shock loss to journeyman Kevin McBride. And Tyson explained on the ' Full Send ' podcast why he could never knock out #jakepaul But Tyson admitted he could easily knockout Paul, although he wouldn't want to: "So f***ing easy. Yeah, but I would never. I'd be against my own f***** family. They love this little white motherf*****. You know what I mean? "He got balls. He's got f****** balls. When you see a white boy with balls, you know. I'm talking about for real, but f*** you motherf*****... Yeah but nah man, let him have his f****** reign." Paul fought on the undercard of Tyson's exhibition with Jones, knocking out former NBA star Nate Robinson in his second fight as a professional. The internet star went on to defeat veteran MMA fighters in Ben Askren and Woodley, but Paul has since called out boxers such as Fury and pound-for-pound No.1 Canelo Alvarez. Paul issued a bet to Fury earlier this month that he must change his name to Tommy 'Fumbles' if he loses the fight. #paulfury