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Insane Drake bet is a Jake Paul death warrant

YouTube star Paul is looking to bounce back from his first defeat in the ring after a surprise defeat at the hands of Tommy Fury in February. Paul, the self proclaimed “Problem Child”, has tasted victory against UFC stars in the past, beating the likes of Tyron Woodley, Anderson Silva and Ben Askren.BOXING | SUN AUG 6: The Problem Child’ Jake Paul and UFC icon Nate Diaz will finally meet in a highly anticipated grudge match. ORDER ON MAIN EVENT ON KAYO SPORTS >Bookmakers have Paul the heavy favourite to add 38-year-old Diaz to his hit list with the UFC cult hero making his boxing debut in front of a sold out crowd at American Airlines Centre in Dallas.How to watch Jake Paul vs Nate DiazMain Event and Kayo will screen the entire six-fight card, beginning from 10am AEST. The start time for the blockbuster depends on the earlier results, but Paul and Diaz are expected to make their ring walks at around 1pm.7am - Drake’s insane bet against Jake PaulDrake is not going to make the same mistake twice. The rapper didn’t cash in on a $400,0000 wager on Paul to knock out Tommy Fury in February, as Fury ended up winning by split decision.This time around, Drake isn’t even betting on Paul to win his next fight – placing Nate Diaz straight in the crosshairs of the “Drake Curse” as the rapper has compiled a long history of losing big bets on some of sports’ most significant events, The New York Post reports.He revealed Saturday on his Instagram story that he wagered $250K in order to win $1 million on Nate Diaz to beat the YouTube-star-turned boxer.“Jake is a dog but I can never bet against a Diaz brother that’s just how I was raised,” is how Drake explained why he bet against Paul this time.And it didn’t take long for Paul to get wind of the Canadian’s stunning wager, which the rapper shared on his Instagram page.Along with a mock-up poster of himself holding Diaz’s severed and bruised head, Paul wrote: “Drake losing his bet”. Paul had laughed off the money Drake lost over his February wager. “F***. This is Drake’s fault,” Paul said.“Drake, bro, why did you do this to me.”Paul, Diaz trade blows at weigh inThere was a brief moment during the weigh-ins where it seemed like the warring fighters may have been about to show respect to each other — then that all quickly changed when Nate Diaz started to taunt his rival. The duo haven’t held back in the lead-up to their Texas grudge match, which will be ten rounds at 185 pounds.Diaz gave just as good as he got in the war of words that came after they’d stepped on the scales. “No matter how the fight goes, let’s not forget – this motherf***er can’t really fight. This motherf***er,” he said. On the scales, Paul slapped his chest, made a throat-slitting emoji, and roared: “Let’s f***ing go!”But he wasn’t happy at the crowd favouring his rival, saying: “Boo yourself, virgins. Boo if you’re a virgin.” As they continued, he added: “Oh you guys are virgins? Oh, s**t.”Final press conference ends in anarchyJake Paul claimed a member of his entourage was assaulted during the crazy scenes that ended the final press event before Sunday’s fight.Paul was posing on stage after the media formalities when rival security guards started to push and shove on stage.Some punches were thrown while others tried to quell the situation.Paul took to Twitter afterwards to say Diaz’s team was claiming an assault took place.“Nate’s team has emailed my team trying to claim assault after his team swung first,” he wrote on Twitter.“Apparently the guy who swung first is at the hospital getting stitches. Hilarious these fake gangsters acting like this!”Main Card On pay per view185lbs.: Jake Paul (185) vs. Nate Diaz (184.9)126lbs.: Amanda Serrano (124.6) vs. Heather Hardy (125.8)168lbs.: Chris Avila (170.3*) vs. Jeremy Stephens (167)135lbs.: Ashton Sylve (134.5) vs. William Silva (134.6)168lbs.: Shadasia Green (166.9) vs. Olivia Curry (166.7)147lbs.: Alan Sanchez (147) vs. Angel Beltran (144.4) Via news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site https://www.news.com.au

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