How to watch Mike online: stream the new Hulu Original series from anywhere

Trevante Rhodes as Mike Tyson in Hulu biopic series Mike
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Mike Tyson, the former heavyweight boxing champion who left an indelible mark on the profession – and Evander Holyfield’s left ear – is the subject of this fascinating 8-part drama, an unauthorised account of a life that attempts to combine headline-grabbing moments with intimate character study. We detail how to watch Mike online below – and FREE for 30 days when you subscribe to Hulu.

Watch Mike online

Premieres: Thursday, August 25 at 3am ET/PT

New episodes: every Thursday until October 6

Starring: Trevante Rhodes, Harvey Keitel, Laura Harrier, Ethan Barrett, Russell Hornsby, Scott McDonald, Jackie Sanders, Li Eubanks, Greg Kaston.

Watch FREE online: in the US on Hulu with a 30-day FREE trial

International streams: Disney Plus via Star (CA, UK, AU)

Five years after the Academy Award-winning I, Tonya, the same creative team return with another take on a controversial sporting figure. This time it’s Tyson, thrillingly embodied by Moonlight star Trevante Rhodes as he narrates the events of this multi-faceted figure’s life through a series of flashbacks.

From a turbulent childhood and multiple arrests, to being adopted by legendary trainer Cus D’Amato (played by Harvey Keitel), there’s no shortage of drama. Expect a reprisal of the infamous “Bite Fight” of 1997, the toxic fallout of his marriage to Robin Givens (Laura Harrier, BlacKkKlansman) – who described their relationship as “pure hell” – and the elation of being the youngest person ever to win a heavyweight championship.

And Tyson isn’t the only larger-than-life personality featured here, with Greg Kaston playing the political activist and Baptist minister Rev. Jesse Jackson, and Russell Hornsby (Creed II) making an appearance as infamous boxing promoter Don King.

Mike promises to be a knockout series, and you can stream it now with our guide below explaining how to watch Mike online – and exclusive to Hulu in the US.

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How to watch Mike online FREE on Hulu in the US

Thursday, August 25

Mike lands on Hulu from Thursday, August 25 with a double whammy of two episodes, available to stream from 3.01am ET / 12.01am PT. And there'll be another 6 to follow over the subsequent weeks.

Hulu prices and plans are available from just $6.99 a month. Hulu even offers a FREE 1-month trial to new subscribers, which means you could work your way through plenty of great TV shows – like Under the Banner of Heaven, The Kardashians, and Only Murders in the Building – before having to pay a dime.

To get the ultimate value, though, purchase Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+ for just $13.99 a month with the Disney Plus bundle, which provides loads of extra film and TV content in addition to live sports.

Of course, you can watch Hulu on nearly anything, with the Hulu app available for: Android and iOS devices, Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Echo Show and Fire TV devices, select smart TVs and Android TVs, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, Mac, PC and Roku streamers. So, whatever your platform, don't hold back and take advantage of that Hulu free trial today.

Watch Mike online and more with the Hulu-Disney Plus-ESPN Plus Bundle

Watch Mike online with the Hulu-Disney Plus-ESPN Plus Bundle 
$6.99 per month gets you the Hulu on-demand plan, but for even more movies and TV shows, live sports and Disney Plus Originals like Obi-Wan Kenobi, Marvel’s Moon Knight and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, sign up for the $13.99 a month Disney Bundle instead

Watch Mike online with the Hulu-Disney Plus-ESPN Plus Bundle 
$6.99 per month gets you the Hulu on-demand plan, but for even more movies and TV shows, live sports and Disney Plus Originals like Obi-Wan Kenobi, Marvel’s Moon Knight and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, sign up for the $13.99 a month Disney Bundle instead. That gives you access to all three services – ESPN Plus, Disney Plus, and Hulu – and will save you $11 a month instead of if you subscribe to each one individually.

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How to watch Mike online in Canada

Thursday, August 25

The first two episodes of this anticipated sporting biopic will be available on Disney Plus from Thursday, August 25 in Canada, via the platform’s star hub.

The Star hub on Disney Plus is a Hulu-surrogate available to international viewers only, providing more grown-up content like Solar Opposites, Big Sky, Love, Victor and Desperate Housewives for you to enjoy.

While there is no Disney Plus free trial, currently a monthly Disney Plus subscription costs a very affordable $11.99 CAD. But there's a saving to be had if you sign up for the year, with an annual subscription costing $119.99 CAD.

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How to watch Mike online in Australia

Thursday, August 25

Mike can be found on Disney Plus in Australia too, where it will debut on Thursday, August 25 as part of the international Star hub. Other new blockbuster content includes the brilliant Predator prequel, Prey, and Fox animated sitcom The Bob’s Burgers Movie.

Disney Plus currently costs $11.99 AUD a month in Australia. But you can choose to save over 15% if you purchase an annual subscription for $119.99 AUD.

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How to watch Mike online in the UK

September 8

UK fans of the boxing legend will have to wait until September 8 until Mike lands its K.O blow on Disney Plus. But when it does, the first six of eight total episodes will be ready for you to binge, with the final two coming to the platform less than a week later on September 14.

Disney Plus costs £7.99 per month in the UK (or £79.90 for an annual subscription), and plays host to a massive library of family entertainment, including almost the entire Disney, Star Wars and Marvel cinematic library and spin offs, plus more adult fare with the Star hub (Die Hard, Predator, the Alien films) and National Geographic content.

Other great shows on Disney Plus include Pam & Tommy, The Walking Dead, Pistol and The Dropout. Take a look at all the rest of the best Disney Plus shows that you can stream right now.

Daniel Pateman

Daniel Pateman is a freelance writer, producing articles across the cultural spectrum for magazines like Aesthetica, Photomonitor, The Brooklyn Rail and This is Tomorrow. He also provides text-writing services to individual curators and artists worldwide, and has had work published internationally. His favourite film genre is horror (bring on Scream 5!) and he never tires of listening to Absolute 80s on the radio.