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Drake has thrown his support behind Leon Edwards to retain the welterweight championship at UFC 296 on Saturday night. The hip-hop star dropped a $250,000 bet…
Drake has thrown his support behind Leon Edwards to retain the welterweight championship at UFC 296 on Saturday night. The hip-hop star dropped a $250,000 bet…
Conor McGregor responds to Drake’s $850,000 bet on close friend and former training partner, Dillon Danis. The fight world is just 24 hours away from Logan Paul Vs. Dillon Danis – many thought that it would not even get this close. The build up has been wild and at times odd. The pair share a […]
Conor McGregor responds to Drake’s $850,000 bet on close friend and former training partner, Dillon Danis.
The fight world is just 24 hours away from Logan Paul Vs. Dillon Danis – many thought that it would not even get this close. The build up has been wild and at times odd. The pair share a clear mutual dislike for one another and the pair have both take things beyond just personal, but the build-up has managed to reach a more mainstream audience.
With the fight, and in particular Danis’ social media attacks on Paul and is fiancé, it has become a talking point in pop culture. So much so music sensation Drake has placed another large wager on it. The Canadian placed a bet of $850,000 on Paul to win by knockout, a win would pay out $1,351,500
Drake is a notorious gambler who enjoys staking large sums of money on both casino games and sports, including the UFC and boxing. Drake’s gambling habits are the stuff of legends – it was reported last year that in the space of just two months, he had wagered cryptocurrency that was worth over $1 billion.
Conor McGregor will reportedly be ringside for tomorrow’s action – the Irishman and Danis share a friendship through their time spent training together after McGregor enlisted the American for his BJJ expertise.
Responding to an Instagram post which showed Drake’s bet, insistent that the musician had made a mistake.
“Never bet against personal vendetta and settling scores,” Drake said.
Danis and Paul will fight on October 14 in the co-main slot of the Prime card, the event will be held in London, England. the main event fight will be between Tommy Fury and KSI
Do you agree with Conor McGregor, or did Drake make a safe bet?
Canadian rapper, Drake is certainly taking a keen interest in wagering on combat sports events in the last year – and has once more landed an eye-watering bet, this time on his this weekend’s Misfits boxing clash between arch-rivals, Logan Paul, and Dillon Danis. Slated to co-headline a Misfits promoted boxing event in Manchester, England […]
Canadian rapper, Drake is certainly taking a keen interest in wagering on combat sports events in the last year – and has once more landed an eye-watering bet, this time on his this weekend’s Misfits boxing clash between arch-rivals, Logan Paul, and Dillon Danis.
Slated to co-headline a Misfits promoted boxing event in Manchester, England this weekend, professional wrestling star and podcast host, Paul takes on Bellator MMA welterweight and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner, Danis in a professional boxing match.
And later that evening in the UK, professional boxer, Tommy Fury – the half-brother of current undisputed WBC heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury, takes on Paul’s business partner and fellow YouTuber and R&B star, KSI in a main event professional clash.
Parting with half a millon dollars just last month ahead of UFC 293 – Drake was left kissing his teeth after seeing his $500,000 wager on former two-time undisputed middleweight champion, Israel Adesanya, ultimately fail.
Betting on the City Kickboxing staple to successfully defend his middleweight title at the beginning of his second title reign – Drake watched on as Adesanya suffered a one-sided unanimous decision loss to the newly-crowned, Sean Strickland, with the latter turning one of the biggest upset victories in title fight history.
This weekend, Ohio native, Paul will be backed to the tune of $850,000 to defeat Danis by way of KO – which would see Drake returned a cool $1,351,500.
Reacting to news of Drake’s wager on Paul to defeat him, 2-0 professional mixed martial artist, Danis claimed he was disrespected by the apparent “low” money bet placed against him.
“850 on my head is disrespect,” Dillon Danis posted on his official X account.
Yesterday, Danis’ fight with Paul was thrown into certain jeopardy after the pair’s heated pre-fight press conference, after Danis struck the former in the face with a microphone, resulting in a laceration, with Paul gushing blood as he was escorted off stage.
However, following official weigh-ins this morning in Manchester, Logan is steadfast in his claim that he will be standing opposite New Jersey native Danis tomorrow night, as the pair’s drawn-out grudge-match ramps up to a conclusion.
Who wins this weekend: Logan Paul or Dillon Danis?
Canadian rapper and producer, Drake has once more dipped into his pockets ahead of a high-profile UFC card, slapping a whopping $500,000 wager on defending middleweight champion, Israel Adesanya to defeat Sean Strickland tonight at UFC 293. Headlining the promotion’s return ‘Down Under’, undisputed middleweight champion, Adesanya takes main event honors in Sydney, Australia against […]
Canadian rapper and producer, Drake has once more dipped into his pockets ahead of a high-profile UFC card, slapping a whopping $500,000 wager on defending middleweight champion, Israel Adesanya to defeat Sean Strickland tonight at UFC 293.
Headlining the promotion’s return ‘Down Under’, undisputed middleweight champion, Adesanya takes main event honors in Sydney, Australia against surging challenger, Strickland – attempting to launch his first defense of his second reign atop the middleweight pile.
Regaining supremacy of the division back in April of this year in Miami, Israel Adesanya stopped common-foe and arch-nemesis Alex Pereira with a hellacious second round knockout in ‘The Sunshine State’ – lodging his first win over the Brazilian in five attempts across combat sports.
As for Strickland, the massive betting underdog, who has done utmost to get under the skin of City Kickboxing staple, Adesanya ahead of tonight’s title showdown at the Qudos Bank Arena, earned his makeshift title fight back in July.
Headlining another UFC Apex facility-hosted event, Covina native, Strickland stopped German contender, Abusupiyan Magomedov with a second round TKO – following up a prior decision win over Nassourdine Imavov back in January in an impromptu light heavyweight tangle.
And parting ways with a cool $500,000 for the time being ahead of tonight’s title affair, Canadian musician, Drake has backed Adesanya to the tune of half a million dollars, to defeat Strickland at UFC 293 – in a bid to return him a total $920,000.
“It seems a pretty safe bet #UFC293,” TalkSPORT reporter, Jordan Ellis posted on his official X account. “Until you realise Drake placed it.”
It seems a pretty safe bet #UFC293
Until you realise Drake placed it
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— Jordan Ellis (@JordanEllisUK) September 9, 2023
Entering tonight’s return to Australia whilst riding an undefeated streak while fighting in Oceania during his Octagon tenure, Adesanya most recently landed an undisputed title win over Robert Whittaker back in 2019, unifying the crowns in a second round KO triumph.
Canadian rapper and R&B artist, Drake, has slapped a cool $250,000 bet on former UFC welterweight contender, Nate Diaz ahead of his professional boxing debut tonight in Dallas, Texas – as he takes on 6-1 puncher, Jake Paul over the course of 10 rounds. Making his professional boxing debut tonight in ‘The Lone Star State’, […]
Canadian rapper and R&B artist, Drake, has slapped a cool $250,000 bet on former UFC welterweight contender, Nate Diaz ahead of his professional boxing debut tonight in Dallas, Texas – as he takes on 6-1 puncher, Jake Paul over the course of 10 rounds.
Making his professional boxing debut tonight in ‘The Lone Star State’, Diaz is scheduled to headline a card at the American Airlines Center, taking on Ohio native, Paul – after a climactic build up to their middleweight pairing during Thursday’s press conference, and Friday’s official weigh-ins – which included Diaz throwing a kick at Paul.
Sidelined from combat sports competition since he headlined UFC 279 back in September of last year, Nate Diaz managed to land a fourth round guillotine choke submission win over former interim lightweight champion, Tony Ferguson.
As for Paul, the outspoken Ohio native has yet to feature since suffering his first professional loss back in February in Saudi Arabia, suffering a close, split decision loss to reality television star, Tommy Fury – the half brother of WBC heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury.
And despite closing as a massive betting underdog on multiple markets ahead of his boxing debut against Paul tonight in Texas, Diaz has been backed – to the tune of $250,000 by Canadian rapper, Drake.
“Jake (Paul) is a dog but I can never bet against a Diaz brother,” Drake wrote in a caption on his official Instagram Stories. “That’s just how I was raised.”
With a stunning stake of a quarter of a million placed on Stockton fan-favorite, Diaz, a victory for the Californian over Paul – who land Drake a spectacular $1,000,000,00 return.
Earlier this week, Paul and Diaz shared the stage in an expletive-filled press conference, with both fighter’s security team brawling following a tense face-off.
Drake reacts to cringeworthy media member at the Nate Diaz Vs. Jake Paul press conference, labels new generation at ‘weak’. The first press conference for the Paul Vs. Diaz boxing match took place just a couple of days ago, and rather than either fighter grabbing most of the headlines – it was a media member […]
Drake reacts to cringeworthy media member at the Nate Diaz Vs. Jake Paul press conference, labels new generation at ‘weak’.
The first press conference for the Paul Vs. Diaz boxing match took place just a couple of days ago, and rather than either fighter grabbing most of the headlines – it was a media member and employee of Jake Paul.
During the Q&A section of the event, Dereck Sullivan, an employee of Paul’s who produces content for Betr, asked Diaz for a fight with his brother Nick, before disrespecting his fighting skills.
“Nate, I’m actually a boxer myself and I’ve been trying to get into this undercard,” Sullivan began. “I’m just wondering if you think I could fight your brother, Nick, because if he’s anything like you I think I’d beat his f—king ass.”
Via his Instagram, hip-hop artist Drake reacted to the embarrassing press conference moment.
In response to this, Sullivan would issue an ‘apology’ before calling out the musician to a boxing matchup via the Betr Instagram, in what is a clear attempt to get more attention from the incident.
“I would like to apologise for the question I asked at the Jake Paul Vs. Nate Diaz press conference,” Sullivan said. “I would especially like to apologise to my boss Jake Paul and I would definitely want to apologise to Nate Diaz. Nate, please don’t hurt me, but if you do I definitely deserve it.”
Having said all this, Nick Diaz, the contracts been sent and Drake and I see fucking calling me out on you Instagram story, saying I’m what’s wrong with his generation. if you have a problem, come see me in the ring.”
Do you agree with Drake?
