The undercard fights were quite good.  Paul/Tyson was not a good fight.  In the early rounds, Paul evaded, so as to not get knocked out.  In the later rounds, Paul did not seem to want to put him away.  8 rounds is good for the sponsors, etc.  Roy Jones started referring to Tyson's legs in the late 2nd round.  I noticed his inability (or unwillingness) to move in the 3rd or so.  Tyson had a clear limp later in the match.  He was injured from before the match.  As has been noted, Tyson threw harder punches during his training/sparring.
 
	The stream delivery problems were extremely frustrating, as it made it difficult for non-boxing-watching folks to see a good fight, which each of the undercards were.  The Taylor-Serrano fight was quality and very entertaining.
 
	A couple of additional comments: 
	Ranallo, Perez, and Jones did not really seem to prepare for the fights, aside from watching highlights or reading a couple of twitter feeds.  Ranallo was questioning whether Taylor continued to intentionally head-butt Serrano.  More than once, Jones said, "She leads with her head and is left-handed, so this kind of thing happens when a left-hander fights a right-hander."  Is she intentionally doing it?  Not sure, but leading with her head is a tactic and her style.  Then, Jones kept referring to Tyson adjusting his mouthpiece, to which Ranallo noted, "he's biting his glove.  He's always done that."
 
	2 hours in a room together preparing and they'd have been better.
 
	I've heard interviews with Paul early in his career, and he comes across as a fairly humble - yet confident - person.  These days, he's a caricature of a human and comes across as a real douche.  That said, he has found his money machine.
 
	Last, aside from the money, this was a no-win situation for Paul.  Win by KO early and he beat the shit out of an old man.  Win in 8 and he wore an old man down.  Lose and he lost to an old man.