Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua: start time, full card and how to watch on Netflix

Jake Paul steps up again on Friday night as he faces former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua in Miami — a crossover bout that has pulled in mainstream attention as much as boxing debate. The eight-round heavyweight fight headlines a Netflix live event from the Kaseya Center, with prelims streaming earlier and the main card following in prime time.

Netflix’s official Tudum coverage confirms the main card start and where to stream it worldwide: Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua: date, time, and how to watch.

What time does Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua start?

The schedule below is the one most viewers actually need: when the broadcast starts, when the main card starts, and the best estimate for when Paul and Joshua make the ringwalk. (As always, ringwalks can move depending on how long earlier fights run.)

How to watch

The event streams live globally on Netflix (included with subscription). Prelims are scheduled to begin on Tudum before the main card moves to Netflix’s live broadcast. Netflix’s fight hub and card overview is here: Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua live on Netflix.

Full fight card (as billed)

Main event (heavyweight, 8 rounds): Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua

Main card (Netflix)

• Alycia Baumgardner vs Leila Beaudoin (women’s super-featherweight)
• Anderson Silva vs Tyron Woodley (cruiserweight)
• Jahmal Harvey vs Kevin Cervantes (super-featherweight)

Prelims (Tudum)

• Cherneka Johnson vs Amanda Galle (women’s bantamweight)
• Caroline Dubois vs Camila Panatta (women’s lightweight)
• Yokasta Valle vs Yadira Bustillos (women’s strawweight)
• Avious Griffin vs Justin Cardona
• Keno Marley vs Diarra Davis Jr.

What to know before the first bell

For Paul, this is his biggest leap in opponent calibre — a former world champion with elite-level experience and heavyweight power. For Joshua, it’s a high-profile night in front of a new global streaming audience, with the scrutiny that comes from fighting a celebrity opponent who has learned to turn every bout into a cultural moment.

If you’re watching from Australia or New Zealand, the key is simple: the main card lands around lunchtime Saturday, and the Paul–Joshua ringwalk estimate falls mid-afternoon — perfect “set an alarm, don’t miss it” viewing rather than an all-nighter.