Netflix in major technical shakeup to deal with Kansas City Chiefs game on Christmas Day after Tyson-Paul chaos

Just in time for the NFL’s Christmas Day games, NETFLIX is certain that they have resolved their buffering problems.

This includes the Kansas City Chiefs’ game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Acrisure Stadium, where they are the defending Super Bowl champions.

The well-known streaming service has recently faced criticism for its shoddy coverage of the contentious boxing contest between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul last month.

Paulvia won the fight by a majority decision, however there were extensive disruptions.

The heavily advertised bout caused viewers to see their stream stall or crash.

Netflix, however, asserts that the problems that caused all of the trouble have been resolved.

Additionally, the NFL continues to support the business before the holiday season.

“It was a big number, but you don’t know, and you can’t learn these things until you do them, so you take a big swing,” stated Bela Bajaria, chief content officer at Netflix.

Our teams and engineers are excellent; they worked very fast to stabilize it and get it back up and running shortly after.

But these things teach us things. We’re all very prepared and thrilled about WWE because, as you can see, we’ve all done a lot of preparation work to study and get ready for the NFL and Beyonc [on Christmas].

Following an incredible 10-year agreement worth more than $5 billion ($4 billion), WWE is also supporting Netflix ahead of their anticipated move on January 6.

Every week, the platform will broadcast SmackDown, NXT, and Monday Night RAW.

The well-known streaming service will also provide Premium Live Events (PLEs) including SummerSlam, the Royal Rumble, and WrestleMania.

There will also include a number of WWE’s greatest moments, as well as historical PLEs and other programming.