Netflix Stock News

Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX, ETR:NFC) shares dipped ahead of Monday's trading after it faced pressure over glitchy coverage of this weekend's boxing meet between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson. Viewers took to social media to complain over technical issues which prevented them from watching as Paul, 27, beat 58-year-old former heavyweight champion Tyson via unanimous decision on Friday.

Netflix's stock slipped as the live Paul vs. Tyson fight suffered from bandwidth issues, but Oppenheimer said that's a “high quality” problem that should make investors happy.

The streaming service's broadcast of the much-hyped boxing fight ended in frustration after several technical glitches.

Netflix (NFLX) shares could be on watchlists Monday after the streaming giant experienced technical glitches as a record 60 million households tuned into its Friday night broadcast of a highly anticipated fight between YouTube influencer-turned boxer Jake Paul and boxing legend Mike Tyson.

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Netflix said on Saturday that 60 million households worldwide had tuned in for the highly anticipated boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, and the event peaked at 65 million streams, according to a statement.

Streaminganbieter Netflix US64110L1061 hat die Übertragungsprobleme beim Boxkampf zwischen Ex-Weltmeister Mike Tyson und Jake Paul eingeräumt.

Viewers have been talking about Friday evening's boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul — but probably not for the reasons Netflix was hoping.