[QUOTE="Ja sa bong,  post: 15531, member: 30"]I don't think there have ever been any boxer who's 75 years old and still actively fighting. Mike Tyson is the oldest so far to do it against Jake Paul and I think he was only 58 years old.[/QUOTE]
You're correct that there hasn't been any documented case of a professional boxer actively fighting at 75 years old. The physical demands and significant health risks associated with the sport make it highly unlikely for someone in that age group to compete professionally.

Mike Tyson's recent return to the ring for an exhibition match against Roy Jones Jr. at 54 years old garnered a lot of attention, as he was among the oldest fighters to compete at a notable level in recent years. However, this match was not a professional bout in the traditional sense, as it was an exhibition with different rules.

The age at which boxers retire varies, but health considerations often dictate that most professional fighters hang up their gloves well before they reach their 70s. The risks of injury and long-term neurological damage make it imperative for athletes to prioritize their health as they age. 

Your observation about the rarity of older boxers in active competition reflects the general consensus in the boxing community, and it aligns with the medical perspective on the risks associated with continued participation in the sport at advanced ages.