YouTube vs. TikTok live fight updates, results, highlights from Battle of the Platforms boxing match

Just a week after Floyd Mayweather and Logan Paul fought each other, another boxing spectacle is among us.

Austin McBroom vs. Bryce Hall headlines an event dubbed as “Battle of the Platforms.” As you might expect by the title, the two platforms battling will be YouTube and TikTok. Stars from each social media platform will box one another to determine which platform has the better fighters.

LiveXLive, which is hosting this fight, says there are over 1 billion combined social media followers from every fighter combined. It will surely be an interesting event, especially following in the footsteps of what the Paul brothers started.

Sporting News is tracking live fight updates and highlights from the YouTube vs. TikTok boxing event on Saturday night. Follow below for complete results from Social Gloves: Battle of the Platforms.

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YouTube vs. TikTok live fight updates, highlights

7:16 p.m.: The fights will be pretty quick paced with five rounds of two minutes.

7:10 p.m.: And the event has started. Cale Saurage and Ryan Johnston are making their entrances now.

YouTube vs. TikTok boxing start time

• Start time: 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT

The full event starts at 7 p.m. ET, but it will take a long while before the main event of Austin McBroom vs. Bryce Hall starts. Not only are there eight total fights, but there are a number of musical performances in between each fight. Don’t be surprised if McBroom vs. Hall starts past midnight.

How to watch YouTube vs. TikTok fights

• PPV: LiveXLive
• Live stream: LiveXLive
• PPV Price: $49.99

You’ll be able to live stream the YouTube vs. TikTok boxing event through a service called LiveXLive. From their own description, LiveXLive is a streaming service that “lets you listen to your favorite music and watch live streaming performances.” However, since it is a PPV event, it is not available as a live stream. But the first two undercard fights are available to stream for free.

LiveXLive is available to stream on nearly every internet-connected device. LiveXLive has mobile and tablet apps on iOS and Android. It also has apps on Smart TVs such as Apple TV, Roku, Samsung, SMART TV and Google Chromecast.

YouTube vs. TikTik fight card