The internet is about to explode with another epic showdown that blurs the lines between viral sensation and professional sport.

Gervonta “Tank” Davis, the undefeated lightweight boxing champion, is stepping into the ring with none other than Jake Paul, the social media provocateur turned pugilist. Netflix is making this epic clash available to its 300 million subscribers without any extra charge - because why wouldn’t you want front-row seats to this potential chaos?

The David vs. Goliath of Boxing

Let’s break down the stats: Davis is a 30-year-old boxing prodigy with a jaw-dropping 30-0-1 record and 28 knockouts, while Paul is the internet’s favorite punching bag turned actual boxer. With a weight difference that makes this feel more like a mismatch than a match, the fight is likely to be an exhibition - because no sane athletic commission would sanction this wild ride.

Social Media Meets Championship Belt

Paul, fresh off a win against Julio César Chávez Jr., and Davis, coming from a controversial draw, are about to turn boxing into must-see streaming content. The WBA lightweight champ is catching heat on social media for choosing Paul over Lamont Roach Jr., with Roach throwing some serious shade on X.

The Spectacle Heard Around the Internet

Netflix’s VP Brandon Riegg isn’t shy about what this really is: “This isn’t just a fight, it’s a spectacle”. And honestly? He’s not wrong. This is less about boxing and more about creating a viral moment that’ll break the internet faster than a Tank Davis knockout.

Mark your calendars for November 14th - this is going to be one for the meme history books.