Let's be specific: this was not a boxing match. It was a business meeting. Paul receives yet another advantage to continue his sham of a boxing career, and #Tyson gets paid a lot of money for merely stepping in the ring, walking around, and shamelessly embarrassing himself.
I'm actually embarrassed I wasted time in a bar to watch this farce:
https://apnews.com/article/mike-tyson-jake-paul-fight-0e1597caaae41254df029eb9fe62cc39
@QueenOfEverything I'm not even saying it was choreographed. But the participants slacked off when it really mattered and gave viewers a fraction of what they deserved.
You can literally see Tyson pull punches during the course of the fight and Paul slacking off when he realized Tyson was tired by the third round.
I understand the lure of producing this kind a "sport theme" entertainment... and they made bank MANY TIMES OVER. But this wasn't a professional boxing match. Does that not matter when it comes to betting? I know people BET an absolutely everything now... but the fix is in. Just like all those billionaires pouring money into trump winning ... they were driving the odds and potentially influencing the voting. I dunno... just seems like a con .
@MikeBarbre My suspicious mind finds your hypothesis compelling.
@MikeBarbre
Sooooooo... how do they legally support betting when the "fight" is more wrestlemania choreographed and not pro sports?
When Netflix wasn't frozen they kept putting up betting commercials?