The matchup between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul certainly delivered chaos and excitement.

The Netflix livestream included a variety of hiccups, from technical glitches to unexpected moments like a glimpse of Tyson’s backside.

Paul made a grand entrance, riding in a green convertible with his brother Logan while Phil Collins’ “In the Air Tonight” filled the atmosphere at AT&T Stadium, a nod to Tyson’s cameo in the film “The Hangover.”

In contrast, Tyson adopted a straightforward approach, strolling to the ring with Murder Inc.’s “Murdergram” playing in the background.

Who emerged victorious in the Tyson-Paul match?

Mike Tyson showed impressive strength in the initial rounds, but Jake Paul ultimately secured a unanimous decision victory after eight rounds.

As the eighth round concluded, boos were heard from the crowd at AT&T Stadium. However, Paul and Tyson shared a respectful embrace in the center of the ring.

After the bout, Tyson disclosed to Ariel Helwani that he was dealing with an injury but refrained from using it as an excuse. He also hinted at the possibility of returning to the ring for another fight and briefly interacted with Logan Paul.

Audience reactions to the Tyson and Paul fight

Viewers dissatisfied with Netflix streaming quality

Similar to the fight, the Netflix streaming experience fell short of expectations.

Many viewers expressed frustration over buffering issues that started as early as the first fight of the main card. This has raised concerns for professional wrestling fans, as WWE’s new deal will see Monday Night Raw streamed weekly on Netflix.