Photo: Mike Tyson, Jake Paul / Instagram Netflix is facing a lawsuit after technical problems ruined the streaming experience for many viewers during the highly anticipated Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight. Ronald "Blue" Denton, a subscriber from Florida, filed the suit, accusing Netflix of breaking its contract by failing to provide a smooth viewing experience, according to TMZ. The fight, which aired live on Friday, saw widespread complaints about buffering, glitches, and audio issues. Netflix admitted to the streaming troubles but called the event a success overall. In a statement, Netflix executive Elizabeth Stone said, "We understand some viewers had a poor experience and know we need to improve. However, we’re proud of the team for handling such a massive event." Photo: Mike Tyson, Jake Paul / Instagram The fight drew 108 million global viewers, making it the "most-streamed sporting event ever," Netflix said. At its peak, 65 million U.S. househ...