
The internet’s favorite disruptor, Jake Paul, and a former heavyweight king, Anthony Joshua, are about to collide in what might be the most unhinged boxing crossover of the year. One built his brand through viral moments, knockouts, and controversy. The other spent years trading leather at the very top of the heavyweight division.
Somehow, these two paths now meet under the same lights, on the same night, in front of a global Netflix audience. If nothing else, Friday night promises chaos, curiosity, and a timeline that won’t stop refreshing.
The Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua fight takes place on Friday, Dec. 19, live from the Kaseya Center in Miami. The venue has hosted everything from NBA Finals games to sold-out concerts, and now it adds one of the most talked-about boxing events of 2025 to its resume.
The event is split into prelims and a main card, with multiple ways to tune in depending on when you want to jump in.
The entire event streams live on Netflix, with subscriptions starting at $8 per month. No pay-per-view. No add-ons. If you have a Netflix subscription, you're in. That accessibility is a big part of why this fight has crossed from boxing fans into mainstream conversation.
Beyond the spectacle, both fighters have plenty on the line. For Paul, it’s another step toward legitimacy against the biggest name he’s faced yet. For Joshua, it’s about reminding the world that experience, discipline, and heavyweight pedigree still matter—even in boxing’s strangest era.
Main Card Live on Netflix:
Prelims (4:45 p.m. ET / 1:45 p.m. PT on YouTube):
Friday night has all the ingredients: star power, real stakes, and the kind of matchup that only modern boxing could produce. Whether I’m tuning in for history, curiosity, or pure disbelief, the countdown is officially on.
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