Netflix experiences 'technical issues' during Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson as boxing fans demand answers on how to fix

Netflix experienced 'technical issues' during the opening fight on the main-card ahead of Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson as boxing fans demanded answers on how to solve the problem.

A middleweight bout between Neeraj Goyat and Whindersson Nunes kicked off the main-card portion of Paul vs. Tyson.

But Netflix users had trouble watching the fight as the streaming service ran into a major problem, having earlier complained about the picture quality.

People took to social media to complain about the buffering issues, which prevented fans from watching Goyat vs. Nunes smoothly.

Looks like @netflix can't handle all this traffic. pic.twitter.com/10MlCpFVca

— Travis Wright (@teedubya) November 16, 2024

One X user wrote: "Is anyone else having buffering issues with #PaulTyson undercard bouts?"

A second tweeted: "Yo @netflix fix the buffering yall should’ve known the world was going to watch this fight."

A third added: "Is anyone else having issues with @netflix? Sound has cut off and constantly buffers during the life event. Get it together."

A fourth said: "Anyone else experiencing buffering issues on this Netflix fight??"

Another commented: "Whoops the Netflix fight started buffering and now the stream has stopped. Never saw that happen with Netflix before!"

The buffering issues doesn't bode well ahead of Paul and Tyson entering the ring as more users will be logging on to watch the main-event.

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