Canadian rapper Drake has made a significant wager on Tyson Fury to defeat Oleksandr Usyk and claim the title of undisputed world heavyweight champion.
Despite his track record of bad luck with his bets, the Canadian rapper has decided to place a significant wager on Tyson Fury as he prepares to face Oleksandr Usyk on May 18.
In Riyadh, the two contenders are poised to fiercely battle it out, as they both have their sights set on becoming the first undisputed world heavyweight champion since 1999.
Prior to the match, Drake posted a screenshot of his wager of $565k on Fury to emerge victorious, with a potential profit of $1 million.
The Canadian rapper has placed a huge bet on Fury to beat Uysk.
Drake is well accustomed to taking big risks, particularly when it involves significant fights. However, as previously mentioned, he has a notorious track record of “cursing”certain stars in the world of combat sports, with his bets usually not turning out in his favor.
Despite losing a significant amount of money, the rapper continues to place risky bets, such as putting $400k on Jake Paul to defeat Tommy Fury in their fight. In addition to this, he also wagered $250k on Nate Diaz to beat Jake Paul. However, it’s not just social media influencers that are causing him financial losses.
In a recent event, the 37-year-old also made a significant bet of $600k on Francis Ngannou defeating Anthony Joshua. As oddsmakers have predicted Fury to be the likely winner, there is a possibility that this could be the moment when the Canadian rapper finally breaks his “curse”.
‘The Gypsy King’ Tyson Fury considers this to be his most significant fight yet, despite entering the bout with a greater amount of experience than his opponent. With an impressive record of 35-0-1, Fury holds a clear advantage over Uysk, who has a record of 21-0 with 14 wins by knockout.
Ultimately, the outcome of the match and the continuation of Drake’s infamous curse will only be revealed over time, determining who will emerge victorious and claim the title of undisputed world heavyweight champion.
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