Mike Tyson's Comeback Fight with Jake Paul Leaves Fans Disappointed

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Mike Tyson's return to boxing against Jake Paul was met with disappointment as the 58-year-old struggled in a unanimous decision loss, landing only 18 punches. The event, held at AT&T Stadium, drew over 72,000 spectators and significant online viewership, causing Netflix's servers to crash. Despite the technical issues and Tyson's lackluster performance, the event was financially successful, setting a record for the largest US boxing gate outside Las Vegas. The fight highlighted challenges for Netflix's live sports streaming ambitions.
- ‘Just sad’: how Mike Tyson’s return to the ring crashed Netflix – but disappointed fans The Guardian
- Netflix says 60M households worldwide watched Paul-Tyson ESPN
- Fans attending Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight wanted a spectacle. What they got was resentment. Yahoo Entertainment
- Jake Paul-Mike Tyson snoozer draws harsh criticism: 'Not great for boxing' Fox News
- Mike Tyson Reveals He Almost Died in June and Had to ‘Get Healthy to Fight’ Jake Paul: ‘Lost but Still Won’ PEOPLE
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