Your complete guide to the Jake Paul v Mike Tyson fight on Netflix.
Jake Paul's showdown with Mike Tyson is marching ever closer with the glitzy bout set to steal headlines across the globe this weekend.
Up to 80,000 fans will fill the AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys NFL team, to watch the YouTuber-turned-boxer face 'Iron Mike' in a professional encounter.
Paul took down UFC ace Nate Diaz before facing – and defeating – more obscure opponents in the shape of Andre August and Ryan Bourland, who retired from boxing in 2018 to work on an oil rig.
Paul will now be thrown back into the limelight with a showbiz clash against one of the greatest fighters in history, Tyson.
The Baddest Man on the Planet won 37 consecutive fights during his heyday. He retired with 50 overall heavyweight victories to his name in 2005 but will return to the ring as a 58-year-old against 27-year-old Paul.
RadioTimes.com rounds up everything you need to know about the timings for the Jake Paul v Mike Tyson fight.
Jake Paul v Mike Tyson will take place on Friday 15th November 2024, but for British fans it will take place in the early hours of Saturday 16th November.
Fans can tune in to watch Paul v Tyson live on Netflix.
Viewers can enjoy Netflix via a smart TV, by streaming to your TV via a mobile device app or through your web browser.
The Jake Paul v Mike Tyson card starts at 1am UK time in the early hours of Saturday.
However, the main event will not take place until around 4am UK time due to the action taking place in Arlington, Texas.
Central Standard Time is seven hours behind British Summer Time, meaning a 5pm local time start for the card is not favourable for British fans.
Below is the confirmed undercard information for the Jake Paul v Mike Tyson fight.
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