Many spectators noticed their Netflix streams buffering repeatedly throughout the livestreamed event, making for a less-than-special viewing experience. In response, viewers from around the world ...

Howard Stern has spoken out regarding the Netflix buffering issues that took place during Mike Tyson’s fight against Jake Paul. On Monday (November 18) Stern said on his Sirius XM radio show ...

Netflix subscribers across the country took to social media Friday evening complaining that the steaming service was buffering during the opening fight that was part of the highly touted Jake Paul ...

Netflix says it smashed records with the Mike Tyson fight against YouTuber Jake Paul, although the platform was plagued with buffering issues throughout the night. That brag sparked a new round of ...

Mike Tyson on Netflix, many were complaining about buffering and image issues during earlier fights, causing disappointment and an inability to keep up with the action. Barstool Sports founder ...

Even during the first undercard fight, fans took to social media to complain that the stream continued to buffer. Whoops the Netflix fight started buffering and now the stream has stopped.

Mike Tyson fight on Netflix, fans were not too happy with ongoing screen buffering and freezing issues during the live event. While the 27-year-old former YouTube star ultimately defeated the 58 ...

Throughout the fight between the retired professional boxer and the YouTuber, many people turned to X (formerly Twitter) to complain about how they had seen more buffering symbols on their screens ...

Fans who want to watch the fight from the comfort of their homes can stream the event on Netflix, which will be hosting its first boxing match on the platform. This option allows viewers across the ...

It's certainly not ideal to watch a live boxing event and see more buffering symbols than punches. At least Neflix doesn't owe anyone their money back. Despite the issues, there was still meme ...

“Seriously @netflix should be embarrassed right now,” one user wrote on X, adding a GIF of a buffering screen. “As soon as people actually want to use their service, THIS IS WHAT WE GET.