Boxing promised history on Saturday night. Canelo Alvarez puts his super-middleweight crowns on the line against Terence Crawford , the unbeaten champion daring to climb yet another division. Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas was buzzing. Millions worldwide tuned in through Netflix, which once again staked its reputation on handling a massive live sporting spectacle. But just like its previous foray with Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson, the stream itself became part of the story and not in a good way.

The night was supposed to cement Netflix as a serious player in live sports. Instead, viewers found themselves venting online about timing misfires, audio headaches, and déjà vu from earlier glitches. With fights running behind schedule, and the undercard dragging, many fans wondered if the s

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