If you want to watch Mike Tyson box Jake Paul but don’t have a subscription to Netflix, or if you do subscribe to the popular streaming service but don’t want to spend your Friday night at home on the couch, Joe Hand Promotions has some good news for you, the passionate combat sports fan.
The Tyson vs. Paul spectacle is coming to commercial establishments.
That means bars, restaurants, and casinos, among other haunts with DirecTV for Business, will be authorized to broadcast the Nov. 15 fight card, held inside AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Other featured matchups include the super lightweight championship rematch between longtime rivals Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano.
“We are incredibly excited to partner with Netflix and Most Valuable Promotions to bring the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson and Taylor vs Serrano 2 event to commercial establishments across the country,” said Joe Hand Jr., President of Joe Hand Promotions. “We especially would like to thank Nakisa Bidarian and the MVP team, whose cutting-edge events consistently draw large crowds to bars and restaurants. We can’t wait to help fans across the country enjoy this historic event in their favorite establishments.”
So how do you know if your local watering hole will be airing the Tyson-Paul fight?
Fans can head over to On Tap Sports to search for their favorite establishment. We still have over a month until fight night, so expect the list of participators to increase as we get closer to showtime. That’s assuming Tyson doesn’t have any more medical emergencies — and can still walk by the time he gets to the “Lone Star State.”
For the current Tyson vs. Paul fight card and Netflix lineup click here.