If you’re traveling or living outside the major markets, don’t panic. A good VPN is your best friend. Sign up for a service with servers in the US or UK, connect to it, then purchase the fight through DAZN. It’s like having a magic passport for your laptop.
Another option: FITE TV. This platform specializes in combat sports and often carries PPVs for international audiences. You can pay in your local currency, which feels less painful than converting from dollars.
Warning: Do not—I repeat, do not—chase free livestreams on Reddit or shady websites. You will get a 144p stream that buffers right when Joshua lands a jab, plus a virus that turns your computer into a cryptocurrency miner. Pay the $60. Your sanity is worth it.
How to watch Jake Paul faces Anthony Joshua Netflix fight
The “No Commitment” Route: Highlights & The Morning After
What if you just don’t want to stay up until 1 AM? Totally valid. Most major sports networks—ESPN, DAZN’s YouTube channel, Sky Sports—will have the full fight highlights on their platforms within an hour of the final bell. You’ll get the knockout, the post-fight trash talk, and a quick recap of the undercard.
Or, you can be that person who avoids all social media until you watch the replay on DAZN’s on-demand library. It takes willpower to dodge Instagram spoilers, but the quiet joy of watching a fight without interruptions is underrated.
Practical tip: If you’re hosting a watch party, order food delivery for 9:30 PM. That way, everyone eats during the co-main event and has clean hands for the main event beer-fueled excitement.
