Netflix users have been warned they could face a potential £1,000 fine when streaming Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson. Tyson, 58, is due to face YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul - who is 31 years his junior - on Friday night at the AT&T Stadium in Texas. Though doubts over Tyson's health and wellbeing have dominated the discourse ahead of the night, fans from across the globe are preparing to tune in.
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Tyson, once considered 'the baddest man on the planet', will take on his first sanctioned fight for two decades live on Netflix.
The fight will be available to watch to current members as part of their standard Netflix subscription pack - as the streaming giants delve into the world of live broadcasts for the first time.
What Pre-Fight Antics Do Paul and Tyson Have Planned?
Given both Tyson and Paul's flair for the dramatic, it would be shocking if they both just stepped on the scale, flexed for the cameras and walked away. Both know how important it is to build interest in the fight.
They also know how crucial a few viral comments or a bit of conflict could be in generating interest for the fight.
At the same time, there isn't a lot of actual hate between the two combatants. That makes it interesting as to what Paul (or Tyson) has planned to ensure the weigh-in is memorable and make a final push for viewers to tune in on Netflix.
Watch Paul vs Tyson Live Stream Online From Anywhere. No cable or VPN Required. Onetime Payment, No hidden charge.
Click To: Paul vs Tyson Netflix Full Fight Low Price
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Tyson, once considered 'the baddest man on the planet', will take on his first sanctioned fight for two decades live on Netflix.
The fight will be available to watch to current members as part of their standard Netflix subscription pack - as the streaming giants delve into the world of live broadcasts for the first time.
What Pre-Fight Antics Do Paul and Tyson Have Planned?
Given both Tyson and Paul's flair for the dramatic, it would be shocking if they both just stepped on the scale, flexed for the cameras and walked away. Both know how important it is to build interest in the fight.
They also know how crucial a few viral comments or a bit of conflict could be in generating interest for the fight.
At the same time, there isn't a lot of actual hate between the two combatants. That makes it interesting as to what Paul (or Tyson) has planned to ensure the weigh-in is memorable and make a final push for viewers to tune in on Netflix.
