Exclusive: Triller offers clemency to boxing fans who pirated Jake Paul bout if they pay up


FILE PHOTO: Apr 24, 2021; Jacksonville, Florida, USA; YouTube star Jake Paul looks on before Anthony Smith (Red Gloves) fights Jimmy Crute (Blue Gloves) during UFC 261 at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Triller will not pursue legal action against boxing fans who pirated the platform's April 17 fight between Jake Paul and Ben Askren provided those individuals pay the original $49.99 price before June 1, a company executive told Reuters.

More than 2 million illegal streams of the Triller Fight Club bout occurred, the company said, and it will be pursuing those individuals for the maximum penalty of $150,000 per illegal stream of the fight.

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