btw off the track Drake lost big bet in this fight and I think if you want to do a bet then it would be more worth it to do it on the other side when Drake bet on something lol
When I saw the Drake bet, I was already sure Tyson couldn't win. Drake is a litmus test, whatever he does you have to do the opposite.
By the way, Drake doesn't lose any money, Stake sponsors him so he bets for free. If he had money from his own pocket, he wouldn't be making such forced bets all the time.
Getting back in the ring 20 years after he retired is an accomplishment in itself. Mike's legacy won't be hampered by this match. He just made some extra money, maybe more money in 16 minutes than we will ever make in our lifetime.
Unfortunately I didn't know this from the beginning and only found out when Mike lost the fight which made me lose the moment to go against the flow of what Drake did in his gamble in this fight
Drake's curse still continues it seems because it is undeniable that when he bets a lot the same thing always happens where he always loses the bets he makes.
btw off the track Drake lost big bet in this fight and I think if you want to do a bet then it would be more worth it to do it on the other side when Drake bet on something lol
When I saw the Drake bet, I was already sure Tyson couldn't win. Drake is a litmus test, whatever he does you have to do the opposite.
By the way, Drake doesn't lose any money, Stake sponsors him so he bets for free. If he had money from his own pocket, he wouldn't be making such forced bets all the time.
Getting back in the ring 20 years after he retired is an accomplishment in itself. Mike's legacy won't be hampered by this match. He just made some extra money, maybe more money in 16 minutes than we will ever make in our lifetime.
Did Drake bet on the fight? I didn’t know that. Truthfully, the Drake curse is something that bettors should take seriously if they want to win more bets.
The fight was fixed. I noticed Mike Tyson was pulling his punches, his training videos I watched pre-fight was a different Mike Tyson than what I saw in the ring, his aggressiveness was not there. I later read online that there was a clause in his contract that said he can’t knockout Jake Paul in the fight. If that’s true then it certainly explains the whole show.
He's betting big because he has no less than $350k on the line in this matchup.
Talking about fixing or not I won't say this boldly that this was a set-up, but from the very beginning of this match we could already tell that in the end this was a match with hype raised for profit. Regardless of who wins and loses in the end both sides benefit greatly from this fight.
After Mike it looks like Jake Paul's target is McGragor to create the next hype
https://x.com/jakepaul/status/1857793540790555111