More than likely, this fight will live on DAZN. It’s the go-to for these big, loud, influencer-boxer-legend showdowns. Think of DAZN as the Netflix of sports, but with more trash talk and fewer documentaries about otters.
You’ll need to subscribe to DAZN first. That’s usually around $20-$25 a month, depending on your region. Then, on top of that, you’ll buy the PPV event. Yeah, it’s a double-dip. It hurts, I know. But so will Joshua’s right hand if Paul doesn’t keep his guard up.
Pro tip: Don’t wait until fight night to sign up. Do it a day early. You’ll thank me when you’re not frantically resetting your password while the opening bell rings.
What if I’m in the UK?
The UK folks have it a bit different. You’ll probably see this on Sky Sports Box Office or DAZN over there. It’s a bit of a postcode lottery, honestly.
Check your local listings like it’s 1995. And expect to pay a little extra for the privilege of watching a YouTuber fight an Olympic gold medalist. Yes, that’s the world we live in.
How to Watch Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua Live Online: TVs, Phones
