Jake Paul Vs Anthony Joshua Highlights: Two-Time Heavyweight Champion Wins By TKO In Netflix Fight

Good morning, boxing fans! It’s time for the ‘Judgement Day’ fight as Jake Paul, one year from his controversial win over Mike Tyson, now faces Olympic gold medallist Anthony Joshua. Stay tuned as we bring you live updates from the bout.

• Main Card: Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua

• Venue: Kaseya Center, Miami, Florida

• Date: Friday, December 19, 2025

• Time: 6:30 AM IST (December 20)

• Live Streaming: Netflix

• Duration: Eight, three-minute rounds

• Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua – heavyweight (8x3min rounds)

• Alycia Baumgardner vs Lela Beaudoin – IBF & WBO super-featherweight world titles (12x3min rounds)

• Anderson Silva vs Tyron Woodley – cruiserweight (6x3min rounds)

• Jahmal Harvey vs Kevin Cervantes – featherweight (6x3min rounds)

That's the main question at the moment. The main card fights start at :30 AM IST, with the ringwalk of Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua set for 10:30 PM ET (9:00 AM IST). However, boxing matches are sure to go later than expected, so you can expect the main event to start around an hour later than the set time.

The first undercard fight between Jahmal Harvey and Kevin Cervantes is underway, and the first three-minute round is over. The Colombian fighter, Cervantes, has been spirited, but he has already been put down on the deck once by Harvey. Five more rounds remain.

The penultimate round is over, and the stats are overwhelmingly is favour of Harvey, who is landing his punches almost at will – with the stats counter showing almost six dozen jabs on Cervantes. The Colombian will be hoping for a last-round Hail Mary punch.

Jahmal Harvey won the fight after unanimous decision by the judges, who scored 60-53 in his favour. The American boxer remains undefeated in only his second pro fight, while Cervantes suffers the first loss of his career.

Two MMA legends will fight it out in the boxing right, as former UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva will take on former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley. Brazilian fighter Silva, who still holds the record for the longest title reign in UFC, is the heavy favourite for this fight.

Anderson Silva wins via knockout!! After easing into the first round, the Brazilian opened up towrads the end before getting into his own in the second round.

After biding his time, the 50-year-old touches his boot and then lands a massive upper cut on Woodley that knocks the latter down down. Although Woodley is able to get back on his feet, the referee does not allow him to continue, resulting in the TKO win.

An extremely graceful post-fight interview from Anderson Silva, who thanks his opponent, Tyrone Woodley, for giving him a good fight in short notice. The Brazilian also informs that he will begin his police academy journey for the Beverly Hills PD, but clarifies that tonight's fight is not his last. Woodley, meanwhile, says that the result is not what he expected.

Jake vs Joshua has led to a myriad of opinions, with Laila Ali saying that the YouTuber "does not belong in the ring" with the former Olympic gold medallist. Oleksandr Usyk, however, has an even stronger opinion, saying that Joshua "can kill" Jake Paul "if [he] wants". "I will pray for Jake Paul because I want a fight with him in the octagon." the Ukrainian added.

We are half-way through the fight between Alycia Baumgardner and Leila Beaudoin, and it seems like a matter of time before the Canadian challenger run out of steam.

Baumgardner's power and finesse has led to the American dominating so far, with her opponent struggling to land anything and having significant swelling under her eyes. Six more three-minute rounds to survive for Beaudoin.

After half-an-hour of punishment, Beaudoin sprang to life in the final minute of the 11th round, landing a couple of good jabs on Baumgardner's head. Credit to the Canadian challenger for going the distance, which looked unlikely for most of the fight.

At the end though, Baumgardner defends her unified super-featherweight title with a unanimous decision from the judges. Two judges scored 117-110, while one scored it 118-109.

With the main event fight between Jakke Paul and Anthony Joshua coming up, the Kaseya Center in Miami is being filled up with celebrity influencers and sporting legends. There are a couple of golfers in attendance, including Rory McIlroy and Ian Poulter. NFL stars Brandon Marshall and Michael Irvin are in the stands. Hollywood star Benny Safdie is also present.

Anthony Joshua:

• Fights: 32

• Wins: 28

• Wins by KO: 25

• Losses: 4

• Draws: 0

Jake Paul:

• Wins: 12

• Wins by KO: 7

• Losses: 1

• Draws: 0

The national anthems are sung, the crowds are roared up, and now it's time for the ringwalks of Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua. A recap for new Netflix boxing fans: this will be an eight-round fight, with each round lasting three minutes. 10 ounce (283 gram) gloves will be used.

End of the first round in this Netflix extravaganza, and you gotta give it to Jake Paul. The ex-YouTuber has been circling around the ring, getting a couple of good double jabs on AJ's body. However, the Brit got a good few right hands on Jake's body towards the end of the round, which got the latter rattled. However, it's a bright start from Jake Paul.

Jake Paul continues to play with fire with his aggressive, hands-down approach, but Anthony Joshua has been unable to land anything of note so far, playing into his opponent's game plan. It has been a series of swings-and-misses from the British star.

Very, very good from Jake, who is frustrating Joshua and getting a right uppercut as well a few good jabs on his opponent. All this while looking extremely nonchalant. This is not how AJ thought this fight would go.

One of the best rounds so far for Jake Paul, who lands a few good shots on AJ before apparently forgetting the sports he is playing and going for his opponent's knee. Joshua, meanwhile, is finally able to land a right uppercut in the final minute before Jake loses his footing for the nth time. The referee has warned both fighters to "fight clean".

A massive right uppercut lands on Jake's chin, but he takes it well and holds on to his footing, but not for long, getting knocked down with just over 100 seconds left on the clock. He gets up at seven, but gets knocked down moments later again. Somehow, defying logic, Jake survives the round, even landing a right hand on AJ before the bell rings.

Barely thirty seconds into the round, Jake Paul goes down again, but he is tired and breathing heavily, but still taunting his opponent. Another big punch into the face, and Jake goes down near the corner flag.

He tries to get up, but the referee calls the fight. Anthony Joshua wins by technical knockout (TKO) in the sixth round. It took longer than expected, but AJ is victorious over Jake Paul.

Anthony Joshua admitted that it "wasn't the best performance" from him, but admitted that he did the job. A touch of sportsmanship as he gives credit to Jake Paul for getting in the ring and getting up "time and time again". There's also a shoutout to Tyson Fury to set-up a fight.

Meanwhile, Jake himself admitted that he "just got tired", spitting blood in between from what he said was a broken jaw.