A YouTuber appeared to stream KSI vs Logan Paul rematch through the reflection on his glasses last night.

KSI defeated fellow YouTuber Logan Paul at the Staples Center in Los Angeles following a long-standing rivalry between the pair.

KSI emerged victorious in a split decision, with the judges scoring the match 55-56, 57-54 and 56-55 to the Brit.

The YouTube personalities first fought in Manchester last year but a majority draw was declared after six rounds.

But while the first match was free, the rematch was shown on pay-per-view. So most of the many thousands of viewers who will have tuned in, paid to watch the fight on the subscription sports streaming service DAZN, or Sky Sports in the UK.

But because one very giving individual decided to live stream the whole fight on the YouTube, via the reflection on his glasses, about 11,000 people without a DAZN subscription seem to have managed to watch it without having to pay a penny.

Because the YouTuber titled the stream as a reaction to the fight as opposed to an illegal stream, it was apparently not removed from the site.

Naturally, Twitter couldn't get enough of the man's ingenious idea.

"I can’t believe this guy actually streamed the KSI and Logan fight through his glasses reflection," tweeted one user.

"11k people were watching the Logan Paul and KSI fight from the reflection of this guys glasses LMAOOOOO," added another.

Meanwhile, Logan Paul has announced his decision to "contest the commission", the Mirror reports.

"I thought it was a legitimate knockdown," Paul said. "I didn't get a warning. I got two points taken away from me and that's the reason I lost tonight. I would love to contest the commission because I think I should have got a warning. I don't think it was fair at all."

Logan Paul's brother, Jake has also spoken out about the score, accusing executives of rigging the rematch.

He said that KSI had dined with DAZN chief Joe Markowski the day before the match, 'backing up' his claims of corruption.

Talking to reporters in footage captured by iFL TV , Jake Paul said: "With that decision, that's just b*******.

"At the end of the day, I've been in this sport for a year now and, I probably shouldn't be saying this, but all this s*** is f****** rigged. You see people wining and dining each other, people at the Staples Center. Who was at the Staples Center last night with KSI? Joe Markowski. This sport is rigged, that's for sure."

He added: "The short amount of time I've been here, I've heard multiple stories about people paying stuff off, choosing fights, what time people sign contracts. It's not an excuse, I'm just saying."

A YouTuber appeared to stream KSI vs Logan Paul rematch through the reflection on his glasses last night.

KSI defeated fellow YouTuber Logan Paul at the Staples Center in Los Angeles following a long-standing rivalry between the pair.

KSI emerged victorious in a split decision, with the judges scoring the match 55-56, 57-54 and 56-55 to the Brit.

The YouTube personalities first fought in Manchester last year but a majority draw was declared after six rounds.

But while the first match was free, the rematch was shown on pay-per-view. So most of the many thousands of viewers who will have tuned in, paid to watch the fight on the subscription sports streaming service DAZN, or Sky Sports in the UK.

But because one very giving individual decided to live stream the whole fight on the YouTube, via the reflection on his glasses, about 11,000 people without a DAZN subscription seem to have managed to watch it without having to pay a penny.

Because the YouTuber titled the stream as a reaction to the fight as opposed to an illegal stream, it was apparently not removed from the site.

Naturally, Twitter couldn't get enough of the man's ingenious idea.

"I can’t believe this guy actually streamed the KSI and Logan fight through his glasses reflection," tweeted one user.

"11k people were watching the Logan Paul and KSI fight from the reflection of this guys glasses LMAOOOOO," added another.

Meanwhile, Logan Paul has announced his decision to "contest the commission", the Mirror reports.

"I thought it was a legitimate knockdown," Paul said. "I didn't get a warning. I got two points taken away from me and that's the reason I lost tonight. I would love to contest the commission because I think I should have got a warning. I don't think it was fair at all."

Logan Paul's brother, Jake has also spoken out about the score, accusing executives of rigging the rematch.

He said that KSI had dined with DAZN chief Joe Markowski the day before the match, 'backing up' his claims of corruption.

Talking to reporters in footage captured by iFL TV , Jake Paul said: "With that decision, that's just b*******.

"At the end of the day, I've been in this sport for a year now and, I probably shouldn't be saying this, but all this s*** is f****** rigged. You see people wining and dining each other, people at the Staples Center. Who was at the Staples Center last night with KSI? Joe Markowski. This sport is rigged, that's for sure."

He added: "The short amount of time I've been here, I've heard multiple stories about people paying stuff off, choosing fights, what time people sign contracts. It's not an excuse, I'm just saying."