Netflix said it has learned from the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight. Ahead of Netflix's NFL double-header, the streaming service said it always wants live events to go smoothly, but a

Fresh off his live boxing match with Jake Paul, Netflix is spotlighting Mike Tyson’s life in a new docuseries.

The lawsuit claims that Tyson unlawfully ended the agreement to pursue the Netflix-sponsored bout, headlining MVP’s event at Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium. The highly publicized fight, which streamed to over 60 million households, saw the 58-year-old Tyson lose to Jake Paul in a unanimous decision (80-72, 79-73, 79-73).

So Riegg and Bela Bajaria, another longtime TV executive who joined Netflix around the same time and is now its chief content officer, began making the case around Netflix for why it should invest in the tech required to make live content work.

Netflix is planning to provide plenty of gifts for viewers of its two Christmas Day games, including Mariah Carey kicking it all off with a taped performance of “All I Want for Christmas is You.” Yet,