Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson live On Netflix July 20

[Kemarit]

Is it confirmed already that Mike Tyson is getting 20 millions for that fight? That is really a lot. I saw that there will be no PPV sales for this event. So the promotion isnt earning a lot. For some reason it can be considered as a free to watch fight, as it will be available for all those who have Netflix active subscription. I doubt that Jake Paul or Mike Tyson will get a % from subscription sales, because there are active and those who would buy subscription, and there is no specific promocode. Hard to tell who would buy subscription only to watch, or who will be buy it to watch movies or tv-series.

Not sure about the $20 million, can you share the link please? I think there will still be PPV here. If you are a Netflix subscribers then you don't have to pay. But if you are not then you have to purchase it one time. I think that's from what I understand.

I have searched in google for Jake Paul previous fight rewards, and they were 1-5 millions for each fight. I believe there would be also fight bonuses later. But not 20 millions for a fight. For the previous exhibition fight, Mike Tyson earned 10 million for a fight against Roy Jones Jr. Jake Paul is a «smaller boxing start», so there is no way Mike would get 20 million this time.

It's because Jake has a promotional company name MVP and most of his fights are being produce under his own money. So he might have to get some as well, but it's not as big as what we have thought. But still, from a obscure Youtuber to now making millions easy in just one fight is already a big accomplishment for him.

[Crwth]

We all know that it's all for the money right? Like the previous fights being done with the Paul brothers. They know how to market and make a highlight type of match that will give a lot of people from different generations. Boomers -> Gen Z, there is a lot of money to be made.

I see this as a money fight and it's something new, at least for me, to see Netflix livestreaming it.

I'm hoping that Tyson wins this but it's hard knowing the gap.

[bitbit97]

Is it confirmed already that Mike Tyson is getting 20 millions for that fight? That is really a lot. I saw that there will be no PPV sales for this event. So the promotion isnt earning a lot. For some reason it can be considered as a free to watch fight, as it will be available for all those who have Netflix active subscription. I doubt that Jake Paul or Mike Tyson will get a % from subscription sales, because there are active and those who would buy subscription, and there is no specific promocode. Hard to tell who would buy subscription only to watch, or who will be buy it to watch movies or tv-series.

Not sure about the $20 million, can you share the link please? I think there will still be PPV here. If you are a Netflix subscribers then you don't have to pay. But if you are not then you have to purchase it one time. I think that's from what I understand.

I have searched in google for Jake Paul previous fight rewards, and they were 1-5 millions for each fight. I believe there would be also fight bonuses later. But not 20 millions for a fight. For the previous exhibition fight, Mike Tyson earned 10 million for a fight against Roy Jones Jr. Jake Paul is a «smaller boxing start», so there is no way Mike would get 20 million this time.

It's because Jake has a promotional company name MVP and most of his fights are being produce under his own money. So he might have to get some as well, but it's not as big as what we have thought. But still, from a obscure Youtuber to now making millions easy in just one fight is already a big accomplishment for him.

Not quite sure what you really want to see, as nobody would give official numbers. https://www.reddit.com/r/sports/comments/k62ei7/mike_tyson_vs_roy_jones_jr_payperview_figures/ for example here is about Tyson receiving 10m for his previous exhibition fight, same figure is found in google also. As to PPV, I think you dont quite know how boxing PPV works. You pay $40-80 to watch event life. $40-80 for a 4-6h translation. That is not a subscription, but for a single event. Compared to <$10/month Netflix subscribtion, that is nothing.