Netflix deals with streaming problems for boxing camp: “Netflix is ​​fighting”

Was the hype too much? Netflix is ​​already anticipating streaming problems for the boxing camp between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul. Much to the frustration of many viewers worldwide.

With the boxing camp between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, streaming platform Netflix is ​​broadcasting its biggest live event ever, but that is not without problems.

Netflix, with more than 280 million subscribers, was already struggling with delayed images, buffering problems and people who could not even watch at all before the camp.

Complaints poured in on social media. “The only fight I get to see is the fight from Netflix to broadcast the boxing camp,” it said, among other things.

Since Netflix also has plans to broadcast the American football competition NFL, questions are being raised about the streaming problems, especially in the United States.

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Netflix also faced problems in Texas itself. Presenter Kate Scott struggled to have a conversation with boxing legends Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield.

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