The most recent Jake Paul fight (Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua on December 19, 2025) was streamed exclusively on Netflix, not on a traditional TV channel.

Where to watch Jake Paul fights (as of late 2025)

  • Netflix is now Jake Paul’s main platform for big fights; his December 2025 bout against Anthony Joshua was a global live event only on Netflix, included with any subscription (no extra PPV fee).
  • In the U.S., CBS Sports and other sports sites (like ESPN, DAZN, or Bleacher Report) usually provide live updates, highlights, and analysis, but the actual fight stream comes from Netflix.
  • For future fights, Netflix is expected to remain the primary home, especially for major matchups, though smaller or exhibition bouts might still appear on YouTube or other digital platforms.

How to watch on Netflix

  • You need an active Netflix subscription (any plan) to watch the fight live and on demand.
  • The event typically starts with prelims around 4:45 p.m. ET, followed by the main card at 8 p.m. ET (exact time depends on the fight).
  • It’s available worldwide on Netflix, so fans in the UK, Australia, Canada, etc., can watch it through their local Netflix app.

What about traditional TV channels?

  • Jake Paul’s recent high‑profile fights (like vs. Mike Tyson and vs. Anthony Joshua) are not on regular cable/satellite channels like ESPN, Showtime, or Fox.
  • Some sports networks may air replays, highlights, or press conferences, but the live main event is streamed digitally, mainly via Netflix.

For the next Jake Paul fight

  • Keep an eye on Jake Paul’s official social media (Instagram, X/Twitter, YouTube) and Netflix’s sports/Tudum page for the next fight announcement.
  • If it’s another big Netflix event, the pattern will likely be the same: live on Netflix, no extra cost beyond the subscription.

So right now, the answer is: Jake Paul’s latest fight was on Netflix, not a traditional TV channel.