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UFC Fighter Colby Covington Mocks Drake For Losing $275k Bet

UFC Fighter Colby Covington mocked Drake after the rapper lost a $275,000 bet that the fighter would lose his match against Jorge Masvidal.

On March 5th, Covington and Masvidal had a match in Las Vegas, headlining UFC 272. Before the brawl, Drake publicly bet the $275,000 of Bitcoin using the Stake betting app.

Covington took the fight on the judges’ scorecards — 50-44, 50-45, and 49-46. After his victory over Masvidal, he could not keep making a few comments directed at the Canadian rapper.

In the post-match press conference, Covington said, “Let’s talk about all the money Drake lost tonight. He needs to go back to selling those sh*tty albums to get back the money.”

Covington also claimed that Drake should have listened to him when making the bet.

“I tried to give the people the pick of the week. I’m America’s champion, and I was America’s pick of the week. Drake, you suck at sports betting. Go back to your sh*tty little albums and rapping.”

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A loss that big would have some folks shaking in their boots, but we doubt Drake is worried about it. A few weeks ago, the rapper reportedly made over $1 million betting on the Los Angeles Rams to win Super Bowl LVI. Drizzy is one of the highest-paid rappers with an estimated net worth of $180 million. He is also

purchasing his first property in Los Angeles, buying the $85 million former mansion of English singer-songwriter Robbie Williams.

On top of that, it looks like Drake might have a makeup dinner to fall back on.

After seeing Drake’s bet loss, Masvidal shared this tweet, offering to make it up to Drake:

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