Who leaves the Kaseya Center, in Miami, with their morale high — and their head on straight — after the confrontation between Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua? This is the question that moves the boxing world on the eve of one of the most anticipated events of the year.
Jake Paul (12-1), YouTuber who became a phenomenon in the ring, continues his unconventional trajectory in the sport. After unsuccessful negotiations to face Gervonta Davis, the American now faces a serious challenge: Anthony Joshua (28-4), former unified world heavyweight champion. Even with some recent stumbles, the Brit remains one of the strongest names in the category and is still experiencing an important competitive moment in his career.
Below, check out all the details about the date, time, where to watch and the full event card.
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Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua: fight date and times
- Data: Friday, December 19, 2025
- Start of preliminary card: 6:45 pm (Brasília time)
- Start of the main card: 11pm (Brasília time)
- Luta principal (Jake Paul x Anthony Joshua): around 0h (Brasília time)
- Local: Cases Center, Miami (EUA)
Observation: The main fight time may vary depending on the duration of previous fights.
Where to watch Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua live
The event will be broadcast exclusively on Netflixwith global reach. Unlike traditional boxing pay-per-views, there will be no additional charge: the fight will be available to platform subscribers.
Plans available in Brazil:
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Standard with ads: R$ 18.90/month
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Standard (no ads): R$ 39.90/month
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Premium (4K and multiple devices): R$55.90/month
Tip: It’s worth guaranteeing or adjusting your subscription in advance to avoid setbacks on the day of the event.
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Card completo de Jake Paul x Anthony Joshua
- Jake Paul x Anthony Joshua – heavy-weights
- Alycia Baumgardner (c) x Leila Beaudoin – IBF, WBA, WBO and The Ring super featherweight titles
- Cherneka Johnson (c) x Amanda Galle – IBF, WBA, WBC, WBO and The Ring bantamweight titles
- Yokasta Valle (c) x Yadira Bustillos – WBC strawweight title
- Caroline Dubois (c) x Camilla Panatta – WBC lightweight title
- Anderson Silva x Tyron Woodley
- Jahmal Harvey x Kevin Cervantes – feathers
- Avious Griffin x Justin Cardona – welterweight
- Keno Marley x Diarra Davis Jr. – cruisers
With a card full of title fights and names known to the public, the duel between Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua promises to be the big turning point — or confirmation — of a project that challenges the traditions of world boxing.
