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Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul live updates: Ring walk, full card, how to watch Netflix fight

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Friday night promises a spectacle as Mike Tyson, the former heavyweight boxing champion, faces off against Jake Paul, the YouTuber-turned-boxer, in an eight-round exhibition at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The highly anticipated match, broadcast live on Netflix at 8 p.m. ET, has drawn global attention as fans gear up for a clash between two vastly different generations of fighters.

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Jake Paul and Mike Tyson faced off against one another in the first-ever live-stream sporting event on Netflix. The result of the event being live-streamed in this way led to a record 65 million concurrent streamers watching the boxing event all at once, according to Most Value Promotions.

Read more: Fans Irate With Netflix After Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul Fight Becomes Unwatchable

Naturally, Netflix may not have accounted for the millions of people who were attempting to watch the fight all at once. The strain on the servers led to countless issues with streaming quality, buffering, and access. Thousands of people began to record their problems online.

As a result of the poor streaming quality, a class action lawsuit has now been filed in Florida. A man by the name of Ronald "Blue" Denton has filed the lawsuit, which states that around 90,000 people lost the ability to watch the live-streamed fight.

Denton filed the lawsuit in Hillsborough County, Florida on Monday, accusing Netflix of breach of contract and deceptive trade practices.

NBC Chicago contacted Netflix for a response to the troubles and was told, in part, "nothing to comment on at this time."

According to a report from WFAA, the lawsuit indicates that viewers "were faced with legendary problems, including no access, streaming glitches, and buffering issues."

Additionally, "60 million Americans were hyped to see 'Iron' Mike Tyson, 'The Baddest Man on the Planet' versus YouTuber-turned-prizefighter Jake Paul. What they saw was 'The Baddest Streaming on the Planet'," the lawsuit stated.

So far, Netflix has not commented on the issues stemming from the quality of the fight to many households.

Many are now concerned that Netflix will have the same issues when the NFL heads to the streamer for the first time on Christmas. Two games are set to be shown on the streamer: the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans.

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Despite the growing concerns, ESPN's Dan Graziano stated that the NFL is already doing its due diligence to ensure the same issues will not be replicated. According to Graziano's report:

"The buffering problems that Netflix had with the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight Friday raised some eyebrows around the league since the NFL is scheduled to broadcast two Christmas Day games on Netflix this year. Obviously it would cause a major uproar if the stream cut out or froze in the middle of a spectacular Lamar Jackson scramble or Patrick Mahomes deep throw to the end zone.

The NFL did check in with Netflix following the Tyson-Paul fight to ask about the problems and assess the likelihood that they could repeat themselves on Christmas. Netflix said the fight reached 60 million homes, and apparently part of the explanation to the league was that the unprecedented scale for them of broadcasting a live sporting event contributed to some of the challenges they faced."

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Fuck this dude, seriously. Never had any integrity as a journalist. Disingenuous twat.

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stop calling your isp about the jake paul and mike tyson fight!!!!!!!! if netflix is the only app having issues then clearly it is not your isp's fault!!! contact netflix!!!

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I just finished binging on Frank Grillo's Netflix gig with the brothers.

He is Italian-American, alright.

For this alone, 3/4 seasons.

He knows that discipline.

Hunger, justice via them knuckles, feed one's family, sorting issues then partying via wrestling.

Probably the sole human feat left. Fighting to prove oneself .

He got It

Now Less Yanx. More Italian.😁🍿.

I reckon Ethiopian Fist fighting, Italian tried It.

Sambo. Definitely.

BJJ. Grillo was a Gracie afficionado.

Savate! So He can work them legs.

Irish bare knuckles. Indeed.

Such sights!

His take on Senegalese Wrestling was proper. Fair play to him.

I have to catch him on Mike Tyson's Podcast. Real soon.

He really should have his own team, camera wise.

Before acting, his bff were and are stunt teams.

Netflix should roll the carpet.

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Beyoncé Teases Netflix Halftime Xmas Show With Hilarious Promo

Grammy-winning superstar Beyonce is having a little fun at Netflix – and his fans – before his big Christmas mid-term performance. On the eve of the anticipation of the singer “Ya-Ya” in the game Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans, a new promotion with the 43-year-old debuted. The promotion includes a nod to the streaming issues that plagued the Jake Paul/Mike Tyson fight in November. The…

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"Netflix Tackles the NFL: A Star-Studded Christmas Debut with Beyoncé and Big Plays"

 On December 25, 2024, Netflix made its live sports broadcasting debut by streaming two NFL games: the Kansas City Chiefs vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers, followed by the Baltimore Ravens vs. the Houston Texans. This event marked the beginning of a three-year partnership between Netflix and the NFL, with plans to stream at least one game each holiday season.

Technical Performance

Despite initial concerns stemming from previous streaming issues during the Jake Paul-Mike Tyson fight, Netflix's NFL broadcast proceeded with minimal disruptions. Early in the pregame show, there was a brief audio issue involving host Kay Adams, and an unexpected advertisement interrupted analyst Mina Kimes. However, these glitches were swiftly addressed, and the overall streaming quality remained high throughout the games.

Broadcast Team and Coverage

The games featured commentary from seasoned announcers. The Chiefs-Steelers matchup was called by Ian Eagle, Nate Burleson, and J.J. Watt, while the Ravens-Texans game featured Noah Eagle, Greg Olsen, and Steve Wyche. Netflix collaborated closely with CBS Sports and the NFL's television team to ensure a broadcast experience consistent with traditional NFL games, incorporating unique features such as enhanced camera work and a halftime show by Beyoncé.

Netflix Touchdown: Inside the Streaming Giant's NFL Christmas Day Debut

On Christmas Day 2024, Netflix entered the world of live sports broadcasting, streaming two highly anticipated NFL matchups: the Kansas City Chiefs vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens vs. the Houston Texans. This landmark event represents a significant step in Netflix's strategy to diversify its content offerings and attract a broader audience, including sports fans.

The Games and Teams

The day kicked off with the Kansas City Chiefs, led by star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, facing the Pittsburgh Steelers, known for their resilient defense and up-and-coming talent. Later, the Baltimore Ravens, spearheaded by the electric Lamar Jackson, took on the Houston Texans, a team in rebuild mode but showing promising flashes of potential.

A Streaming Milestone

This broadcast marked the start of a three-year partnership between Netflix and the NFL, with plans for the streaming platform to host at least one game every holiday season. The deal aims to bring live NFL action to a younger, tech-savvy demographic that increasingly favors streaming over traditional cable television.

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Beyoncé teases Netflix's Christmas halftime show with a hilarious promo

Grammy-winning superstar Beyoncé is having a little fun with Netflix—and his fans—before his big Christmas halftime show. Before the expected appearance of the “Ya-Ya” singer at the Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans, debuted a new promo featuring the 43-year-old. The promo includes showing the streaming issues that plagued the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight in November. Article continues…

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Beyoncé teases Netflix's Christmas halftime show with a hilarious promo

Grammy-winning superstar Beyoncé is having a little fun with Netflix—and his fans—before his big Christmas halftime show. Before the expected appearance of the “Ya-Ya” singer at the Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans, debuted a new promo featuring the 43-year-old. The promo includes showing the streaming issues that plagued the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight in November. Article continues…

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Beyoncé teases Netflix's Christmas halftime show with a hilarious promo

Grammy-winning superstar Beyoncé is having a little fun with Netflix—and his fans—before his big Christmas halftime show. Before the expected appearance of the “Ya-Ya” singer at the Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans, debuted a new promo featuring the 43-year-old. The promo includes showing the streaming issues that plagued the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight in November. Article continues…

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Lol Netflix is being sued for its awful buffering issues during the Paul vs Tyson fight.

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Netflix sued over technical problems during the Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight, and the platform is in trouble

The fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson was plagued with technical issues, and the streaming service was affected, preventing thousands of fans from enjoying the event properly.

Netflix sued over technical problems during the Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight, and the platform is in trouble The fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul made history in the sports sector. The highly anticipated match, which drew the attention of thousands and thousands of boxing fans, was sponsored and broadcast by Netflix, reaching a peak of 65 million viewers and an average of 60 million in the United States — an astonishing figure that demonstrated how eager the world (or at least the part of it subscribed to the streaming giant) was to see Kid Dynamite back in the ring. However, the stream of the event was riddled with technical errors, and many took to social media to complain about the service provided by Ted Sarandos’ company. So many were disappointed that Netflix is now being sued for the poor quality of the broadcast and server issues.

Netflix sued over the poor streaming quality of the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight: the company is accused of breach of contract Ronald “Blue” Denton is the one who filed the lawsuit against Netflix in a Florida court, accusing the company of “breach of contract” due to the ongoing technical errors during the broadcast of the contest between the influencer and content creator and the former professional boxer, as reported by TMZ. Elizabeth Stone, a Netflix executive, defended the company by issuing a statement: “This unprecedented scale posed many technical challenges, which the launch team brilliantly addressed by prioritizing stream stability for the majority of viewers,” the executive said.

Netflix “Ronald ‘Blue’ Denton has filed a lawsuit against Netflix.” “I’m sure many of you have seen the comments in the press and on social media about the quality issues. We don’t want to downplay the bad experience some members had, and we know we have room for improvement, but we still believe this event was a great success.” It’s estimated that Netflix had up to 108 million accounts trying to watch the fight simultaneously, which led to constant server crashes and significant frustration among users. We’ll see how the case unfolds and whether the red giant can escape this legal dispute unscathed.