BOXING fans went wild in AT&T Stadium before the Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight after hearing a rendition of the national anthem.
Tori Kelly had fans on their feet after she delivered an amazing rendition of the national anthem.
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Kelly expertly hit each note as she belted out the Star Spangled Banner, and fans stood in awe of the performance.
Some chose to sing along while others cheered as Kelly sang her way through the national anthem.
As the match was held in Dallas, some Dallas Cowboys fans performed their “stars” chant in the middle of the anthem as well.
After expertly finishing the song, the crowd erupted into thunderous cheers for Kelly and her rendition of the anthem.
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Even those who weren’t in the stadium were able to share their love through social media.
“Wow that was amazing!” one fan said.
“Damn, she nailed the national anthem,” another fan said.
“Tori Kelly showing how the national anthem should be done,” a third fan said.
“Tori Kelly can sing all the national anthems that was perfection,” a fourth fan said.
“I need Tori Kelly to sing the national anthem at the superbowl!!!!” a fifth fan said.
After Kelly completed her anthem, Jake Paul and Mike Tyson completed their walkouts and got ready to box.
Some fans probably wished that Kelly could’ve stayed on the mat instead of the boxers, as they performed an underwhelming fight.
Boos could be heard coming down during the entire event as Paul and Tyson lumbered through eight sluggish rounds of boxing.
Fans shared their disdain for the event on social media alongside their love for the anthem.
“One guy looked 58 years old. The other guy couldn’t knock out the guy that’s 58 years old,” one fan said.
“I feel like I just watched 8 rounds of absolutely nothing,” another fan said.
“I just wasted my life on this trash fight,” a third fan said.
“This is painful to see, Mike is just too old,” a fourth fan said.
Paul defeated Tyson in a unanimous decision after the fight went a full eight rounds.
It was the seventh loss of Tyson’s career.
