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She Looks Like an Angel but Fights Like a Demon | Smilla Sundell DOMINANCE
The drama surrounding Jake Paul and Netflix didn’t explode all at once. It crept in quietly, disguised as confidence, wrapped in production budgets, and sold to the world as legitimacy. And then, in one violent night under the brightest lights, it all collapsed into something nobody involved could control anymore. What started as a bold experiment in modern boxing became a public unmasking, followed almost immediately by legal warfare that threatens to define Jake Paul’s career far more than any knockout ever could.

This was never meant to be just another influencer fight. Netflix didn’t treat it that way, and neither did the marketing. From the moment the event was announced, everything about it screamed seriousness. Global promotion, heavyweight-level production, professional judges, medical teams on standby, cinematic camera work, and a broadcast framed as proof that Netflix could stand shoulder to shoulder with legacy boxing platforms. This was their statement piece. Their declaration that they weren’t dabbling in boxing. They were entering it.