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Legal Battle
A boxing fan has taken legal action against Netflix due to buffering problems experienced during the highly-anticipated fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson. The event drew in over 65 million households and 108 million viewers.
Streaming Struggles
Netflix faced challenges with buffering during the live stream, leading to frustration among viewers. One Florida man has filed a lawsuit in state court, accusing the streaming service of breaching contract and engaging in deceptive actions.
Record-Breaking Event
Jake Paul, 27, emerged victorious in the eight-round decision against Mike Tyson, 58, marking Tyson's first professional bout in nearly two decades. The fight generated an impressive £14.3 million from ticket sales, with 72,000 fans in attendance.
Netflix's Response
Nakisa Bidarian, Paul's business partner, acknowledged the streaming issues but highlighted the groundbreaking nature of the event. He praised Netflix for pushing the boundaries of content consumption and breaking records in the US.
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