Jake Paul Puts Mike Tyson on His Shoulders at Donald Trump's Inauguration Party as the Pair Reunite

JAKE PAUL put Mike Tyson on his shoulders as the pair reunited at Donald Trump's inauguration party.

Last November, the duo fought in Arlington, Texas, with their bout streamed live on Netflix.

Paul, 28, defeated Tyson, 30 years his senior, via a unanimous decision.

The pair infamously clashed ahead of the bout, with Tyson slapping the Problem Child during the weigh-in.

But they appeared to be thick as thieves as they linked up yesterday.

The tuxedo-clad pair looked like old pals in a clip posted on Paul's Instagram account.

As dozens of fellow party-goers watched, a beaming Tyson was lifted onto Paul's shoulders.

Iron Mike yelled in delight, with Paul also smiling as Tyson raised his fist into the air.

The Problem Child captioned the video: "Best friends."

Tyson has long been acquainted with Trump.

The pair got to know each other in the 1980s when the future president staged several of Tyson's fights in Atlantic City.

Iron Mike told the New York Post Sports podcast about Trump: "I always remember him as a good guy who paid me a lot of money."

On being at Trump's inauguration, Paul said in a social media post: "Today is about togetherness in every way: fists down, unity up.

"Honored to be here. God Bless America.

"Any American who isn’t in support of Trump after this speech simply hates America and doesn’t want what’s best for this country and the world."

Paul's older brother Logan was also at the Washington bash, as well as former UFC two-weight champion Conor McGregor.

The pair have been linked with a £500million ($610m) boxing exhibition in India later this year.

Despite their previous war of words, McGregor and the Paul brothers posed for snaps together as they headed to the event.