YOUR BINGE PARTY | Watch as history unfolds when Jake Paul fights Mike Tyson

Mike Tyson and Jake Paul speak on stage at the press conference in promotion for their upcoming boxing match.
Mike Tyson and Jake Paul speak on stage at the press conference in promotion for their upcoming boxing match.
Image: Sarah Stier/Getty Images for Netflix

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson (Netflix)

Make sure to set your alarm for 2.45am on Saturday morning, because at 3am you will be watching one of the most anticipated events in sporting history. Jake Paul, a 27-year-old YouTuber will square up against 58-year-old professional heavyweight boxer Tyson in a bout not to be missed. It will be streamed live from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas

Netflix has released a three-episode preview of the exhibition bout. The preview gives a glimpse of how the idea of the fight came about between the Youtuber and former heavyweight champion “Iron Mike”. We also get to see the behind-the-scene preparations, which include a rigorous marketing campaign and intense training by the two fighters.

Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson is a three-part, behind-the-scenes documentary series, with intimate access to The Problem Child, Jake "El Gallo" Paul and the Baddest Man on the Planet, Mike Tyson as they prepare for their highly-anticipated heavyweight boxing mega event LIVE on Netflix on November 15th.

Will age triumph over experience? Warm up that pizza (recipe below), get comfy on the couch and watch history unfold in front of your eyes.

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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 1 and 2 (Netflix)

Part 1:  After a dream wedding, Bella and Edward enter a new nightmare when a shocking development forces life-or-death decisions.

Part 2: In the series’ epic final chapter, Bella and Edward’s newborn daughter forces the couple into a life-altering confrontation with the Volturi.

The Mommy Club: Sugar & Spice (Showmax)

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How to make a yummy cheese and anchovies pizza

Different slices of pizza.
Different slices of pizza.
Image: 123RF

By Darryl Hammond

Ingredients:

  • Buy a bag of dough from your nearest grocery store;
  • One can of tomato paste;
  • Mozzarella and cheddar cheese;
  • Sliced ham;
  • Mushrooms;
  • Peppers (red and green);
  • Anchovies;
  • For a bit of heat mix up some crushed garlic and chillies and add to the tomato paste.

Method:

  • Roll out the dough to make a circle, about 1cm thick (or a square — the shape doesn’t matter);
  • Spread the tomato paste generously all over the dough;
  • Chop and arrange the other ingredients evenly over the tomato paste;
  • Cook in the oven at 180°C for 15 minutes;
  • Cut into slices and enjoy.

Tip: If you have any dough left, roll it out thinly, spread some chocolate spread over it and fold over. Cook for 15 minutes at 180°C. Voila — Dessert!

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