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Jake Paul vs Chavez Jr is here – which means it's time to figure out the best (and possibly cheapest) way to watch the big fight live on Saturday, June 28 from anywhere with a VPN.The hotly-anticipated cruiserweight clash between social media boxer Jake Paul and the former WBC middleweight tile holder is tipped to sell more than 250,000 pay-per-views around the world.Boxing fans can watch live thanks to major sports network DAZN Boxing, as well as online via DAZN's streaming apps.Ready to see the huge box office showdown in California? Stick with us for all the latest on Jake Paul vs Chavez Jr including highlights, replays and round-by-round updates...Watching Jake Paul vs Chavez Jr: the essentialsDate: Saturday, June 28, 2025Main event start time: 3pm ET / 8 pm GMTRingwalks: 8pm ET / 1 am GMTUS PPV: DAZNUK PPV: DAZN📺 Our FULL GUIDE to Jake Paul vs Chavez Jr live streamsWhat is the venue for Jake Paul fight?Jake Paul vs Chavez Jr (2025) takes place at Honda Center, Anaheim, California.Honda Center cost $123 million to build and is one of the largest indoor stadiums in the USA with a capacity of stands 18,336 spectators.Nakisa Bidarian, who co-founded Most Valuable Promotions with Paul said: "In just his 13th pro fight with no amateur background, Jake is not only headlining but generating three to four times the ticket revenue of past marquee events. He’s not just breaking records, he’s changing the business of boxing."(Image credit: DAZN)When does Jake Paul vs Chavez Jr take place?Jake Paul vs Chavez Jr – as it is officially known – takes place in California on Saturday, June 28. The main card will begin at 8pm GMT / 3 pm ET.The Jake Paul fight comes just weeks before the big Usyk vs Dubois 2 rematch on July 19.How much has Jake Paul earned from boxing?Jake Paul's total net worth is "estimated to be between $100 million and $120 million in 2025" per Marca (June, 2025).However, it's not all from boxing matches, Although he co-owns Most Valuable Promotions his empire encompasses sports drinks, crypto currency, YouTube revenue, clothing and sponsorship deals.Where can I watch the Jake Paul prelims live?Fight fans can watch the Paul vs Chavez prelims for free on the DAZN YouTube channel. It's in action now so tune in ahead of tonight's big cruiserweight showdown.

Upcoming iPad Pro rumored to have slimmest bezels to dateChange could come from adoption of LG chip-on-film OLED panelTimeline for the redesign remains unclearApple’s iPad Pro could be set for an even slicker design. A new rumor suggests the next-generation OLED iPad Pro will have the slimmest bezels of any Apple tablet to date – bringing it closer than ever to a true edge-to-edge display experience.According to a post on Chinese social media platform Weibo, upcoming models of the iPad Pro will have bezels similar in width to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. The information was shared by Instant Digital, an established leaker with more than 1.4 million followers.The post also suggests that Apple has figured out how to reduce the width of the borders around the iPad display without introducing a notch, like the one found on the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. That tablet already has a screen-to-body ratio of more than 90%. Without a notch, the redesigned iPad Pro line would be firmly in all-screen territory.Exciting as this latest iPad display rumor is, it also raises a lot of questions – and leaves many of them unanswered.A borderless future?The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra doesn't have much in the way of bezels (Image credit: Philip Berne / Future)We’ve heard rumors about ultra-slim iPad Pro bezels before, some of which came from the very same source. While Instant Digital has accurately leaked some Apple specs ahead of time, the account has also had its share of misses. That gives cause to take the suggestions with a pinch of skepticism.Still, developing a tablet with ultra-sim bezels certainly seems like something within the Apple wheelhouse. And if there’s one device Apple loves to show off its design chops with, it’s the iPad Pro. From mini-LED panels to Apple Pencil hover support, the Pro line has long been a playground for premium features.The move would require a reconfiguration of the internal hardware, particularly in relation to the display. Recent reports suggest part of the answer could come from chip-on-film technology, which LG will reportedly use to make integrated OLED panels for future iPad Pro models.With slim bezels and no notch, Apple will still need somewhere to hide the front-facing camera and TrueDepth sensor system required for Face ID. When it removed the notch from the iPhone 14 Pro, Apple introduced the Dynamic Island. One option could be to bring this feature over to the iPad Pro lineup.An alternative solution would be under-display sensors. We’ve seen these on other devices. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold range, including the latest Z Fold 6, has long been equipped with under-display cameras. We’ve also written about a recent Apple patent for an under-display Face ID system. This suggests that Apple is working on a way to eradicate notches from its iPhone range – and the technology could certainly be extended to its tablets.Perhaps the most pressing question is when all of this will actually come about. The Weibo post makes clear that arrival point of the redesign is ‘not necessarily the next generation’.The current iPad Pro (2024) launched in May 2024. The next-generation iPad Pro is expected to land late in 2025 with an M5 processor. As much as we’d like to see an all-screen iPad this year, it seems more realistic to hedge our bets and wait for slimmer bezels on the following generation – likely due in the first half of 2027.You might also like...The best tablet 2025: from the iPad Pro to the Galaxy Tab and everything in betweenThe best iPad 2025: top Apple tablets to consider right nowiPad Pro (2024) vs iPad Air (2025): which Apple slate is best for you?