Organizers of the Mike Tyson v. Roy Jones Jr. exhibition appear to be at loggerheads with California's athletic commission over the event's rules

Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr., two of the all-time greats in boxing, are two days away from their wildly-anticipated exhibition at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Organizers Triller appear to be at loggerheads behind-the-scenes with the California State Athletic Commission, which as a duty of care for athletes competing in their jurisdiction.
The CSAC has said knockouts are forbidden. But according to a statement sent to Insider, this is false.
"There could be a knockout and there will be one winner," Triller co-owner Ryan Kavanaugh said.
This conflict over the rules puts referee Ray Corona in a tough position, according to CBS analyst Brian Campbell.
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