Last Friday, the boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul broke several sports betting and streaming records. The fight came to a conclusion with Jake Paul winning the fight after 8 rounds by conclusion. It was a fun and entertaining fight. However, not for everyone that paid to watch it on Netflix due to streaming glitches. Therefore, it is not a surprise to see Netflix Sued Over the Tyson Paul Fight Streaming Glitch.
According to the latest fighting news, a man in Florida has filed a call-action lawsuit against Netflix. The lawsuit states it is over the poor streaming quality of the match that affected millions of viewers. On the night of the event, Netflix had 65 million viewers at its peak for a record streaming viewership. As of now, they company said they have had over 108 million views globally.
Ronald “Blue” Denton, a resident of Hillsborough County, Florida, has claimed that the streaming service is in violation of contract due to persistent technical issues. In contract, sportsbooks were also inundated with wagers before and during the fight. However, their sports betting software and servers were able to handle the load without any issues.
Connor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather, two big games in the fighting sports world, may face each other again in a rematch. Those who are using a sportsbook pph should keep an eye out for this moneymaker event, should it push through.
Even though both McGregor and Mayweather are quite more experienced than other fighters, many are still curious how a fight between the two will happen.
But apparently, age is not an issue, as both parties have met to discuss a potential boxing match between the two. If this does happen, we hope that you have open a sportsbook well before then so you can earn from the high amount of wagering this match would definitely generate.
UFC is one of the leagues that have tried the hardest to remain active and give us good entertainment during this pandemic. It’s no secret that Dana White and company have made all sorts of efforts to keep the events coming, they even looked for a private island to try to make it happen, but unfortunately, it didn’t happen, at least in the first try.
We’re only three months away from the year’s most anticipated fight between Anthony Joshua and Andy Ruiz Jr, yet it would probably be fair to say that punters are still a bit unsure as to who they should put their money on. Understandably, some are still recovering from having their fingers burned in New York, while others can’t quite find the bravery needed to put their money on Ruiz Jr.
That’s what makes this such an intriguing bout and one that will undoubtedly bring the world of boxing to a standstill when it happens. Despite all the uncertainty around the clash and even after Ruiz Jr was crowned heavyweight champion in June, the expert opinion would be to back the 29-year-old Joshua to right the wrongs of Madison Square Garden by knocking his Mexican-American opponent out.
While that may get a few eyebrows raised, it isn’t really a scenario that is farfetched at all. On paper, there is only one winner and that is the Watford-born Anthony Joshua.