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How to watch the Jake Paul vs. Nate Robinson livestream online with Fite.tv

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On Saturday, Youtube icon Jake Paul will be going toe-to-toe in the ring in a six-round cruiserweight match against former NBA star Nate Robinson at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. This bout is the co-main event on the Mike Tyson vs. Roy Jones Jr. fight card, which is a pay-per-view exhibition airing exclusively through Fite.tv; if you’re looking for a way to watch the Jake Paul vs. Nate Robinson livestream online this weekend, then read on, because we’ve got everything you need to know right here.

If you’re a fan of boxing, wrestling, and MMA, then Fite.tv is a must-have tool in your cord-cutting arsenal. This streaming service gives you access to a bundle of live and on-demand content from fighting promotions that you won’t find on more mainstream services such as ESPN+, including international wrestling and MMA, independent pro wrestling leagues like Ring of Honor, and much more. It’s also the exclusive venue for watching the Jake Paul vs. Nate Robinson pay-per-view online on Saturday. Fite.tv is supported by virtually all mobile devices, streaming apps, smart TVs, web browsers, and even Xbox and PlayStation gaming consoles.

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Jake Paul may be best known as a Youtube superstar and e-celebrity, but this isn’t his first time in the ring. Paul, 23, will be stepping into the boxing arena for the third time, although this will be only his second professional bout — his first being a TKO victory over fellow YouTuber Ali Loui Al-Fakhri (known as “AnEsonGib”) earlier in January. This will be the first boxing match for Paul’s opponent, 36-year-old basketball player Nate Robinson.

That’s not Robinson’s only disadvantage, however; the former NBA star, who stands at five feet and nine inches tall, has a clear height and reach disadvantage against the six-foot-one Paul. Nevertheless, Robinson’s height did not slow him down on the court, nor did it prevent him from becoming the NBA’s first three-time slam dunk champion, so it seems unlikely that he is going to let this hold him back in the boxing ring.

The Mike Tyson vs. Roy Jones Jr. pay-per-view card, which includes Jake Paul vs. Nate Robinson as the co-main event, rings in at $50 and is currently available through Fite.tv. The action starts at 9 p.m. ET with the Paul vs. Robinson fight preceding Tyson vs. Jones. A full list of compatible devices and streaming options for Fite.tv can be found here.

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