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Can I Still Watch Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua on Netflix?
Here’s how to watch the fight if you missed it streaming live from Miami.
Dec. 20, 2025
Can I Still Watch Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua on Netflix? - Netflix Tudum
On Dec. 19, Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua finally met in the ring, marking one of the most anticipated boxing events of the year. With a global audience tuning in from around the world, the heavyweight showdown unfolded live from the Kaseya Center in Miami.
The heavyweight showdown is finally here — follow every moment as it unfolds.
The heavyweight showdown is over — here’s what happened on fight night.
Here’s how it all went down.
Whether you missed it live or want to watch it again, here’s how to rewatch the full Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua card on Netflix — including the prelims, main event, and key moments from fight week.
Can I still watch Jake vs. Joshua on Netflix?
Yes — you can still watch Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua on Netflix. The heavyweight fight streams exclusively on Netflix as part of your regular subscription, and once the live broadcast ends, the fight is available on demand on the platform shortly afterward for subscribers to watch anytime.
How can I watch the Jake vs. Joshua fight?
The entire event streams live on Netflix. No pay-per-view required — a Netflix membership is all you need.
Looking for the full fight card and live updates?
For a complete breakdown of the main card, prelims, and live coverage throughout the night, visit Tudum’s Jake vs. Joshua fight hub.
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