Netflix viewers left furious ahead of Mike Tyson and Jake Paul boxing fight

Netflix viewers left furious ahead of Mike Tyson and Jake Paul boxing fight
Netflix viewers left furious ahead of Mike Tyson and Jake Paul boxing fight

Netflix viewers have hit out at the streaming quality of their coverage of the undercard fights prior to Mike Tyson’s clash with Jake Paul tonight.

The streaming site is making it’s first venture into the world of live boxing, with the bout poised to be watched by millions around the world.


At the current moment in time, several fights are already done and dusted.

Lucas Bahdi has just avoided a scare against Armando Casamonica, while Shadasia Green has beaten Melinda Watpool and Bruce Carrington got the better of Dana Coolwell.

Netflix viewers have hit out at the streaming quality of their coverage of the undercard fights prior to Mike Tyson’s clash with Jake Paul tonight

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However, some Netflix viewers appear to be encountering issues with their streams – with several users taking to social media to express their dismay.

“@netflix STREAM IS TRASH!!!!!” were the words of one unhappy fan.

A second fumed: “Why is Netflix stream of Tyson fight so pixelated? Poor quality stream.”

A third hit out by saying: “@netflix your live stream quality is atrocious, so is your consent buffering!”

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Another hit out by saying: “This Netflix fight live stream looks so bad at times like why is it dropping to 240p lmaooo.”

A fifth messaged Netflix directly and said: “Why does your stream quality suck. I use (sic) to get good quality Netflix with almost any internet signal but not anymore.”

And a sixth hit out by saying: “Why does the Mike Tyson and Jake Paul stream on Netflix look so a**.”

The bout between Tyson and Paul is set to finally take place after months of anticipation.

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The showdown was first announced back in March and had been intended to take place in July.

However, the clash was postponed after Tyson suffered a health scare – with the boxing icon hospitalised with an ulcer flare up.

Fast-forward to now, however, and he’s insisted he’s fit and raring to go.

And whether the 58-year-old can add to his pro record of 50 victories remains to be seen, with Tyson currently the underdog given his age.

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Netflix are showing the fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul tonight

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Meanwhile, Tyson left fans stunned after slapping Paul during the weigh-in before the bout.

And Paul dubbed his opponent an ‘angry little elf’ in the aftermath, with the boxing star making it clear he was unfazed.

“I didn’t even feel it. He’s angry. He’s an angry little elf,” he said.

“Mike Tyson, I thought that was a cute slap, buddy, but tomorrow you’re getting knocked out.”

Mike Tyson slapped Jake Paul in anger prior to their boxing fight

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Tyson said Paul stood on his toes, which sparked his angry reaction.

“I was in my socks and he had on shoes,” said the veteran.

“He stepped on my toe because he is a f***ing a**hole. I wanted to think it happened by accident. But now I think it may have happened on purpose.

“I was in a lot of pain. I had to reciprocate.”

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