Pirates Who Illegally Streamed Jake Paul v Ben Askren Targeted in $100m Lawsuit

Posted By on Apr 27, 2021 |

Social networking service Triller has filed a $100m lawsuit against 12 ‘business entities’ and 100 John Does who it claims were involved in the illegal streaming of the Jake Paul vs Ben Askren boxing match on April 17. According to Triller, these “cyber-criminals” are responsible for diverting two million PPV buys away from the event.

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