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[serjent05]

Many people betting on Joshua is celebrating because lots of people predicted that this is easy fight for him so congrats again for those people place their bets here. 

Yes, many people bet on Joshua to win, but it is unlikely that anyone made much money on such bets, as the odds on Joshua winning were low.
I think that those who wanted to make a lot of money betting on this event would have preferred Paul to win rather than Joshua. But in that case, many would have had doubts that the fight was staged.

It is not a surprise that many thought that the fight between AJ and Jake Paul is scripted.  We have seen the Jake Paul match against Tyson. There are lots of instances where Mike Tyson can land a devastating blow, but pulls back.  If you watch this fight, it is obvious that you will also think that the match between Jake Paul and AJ will be rigged. And it is actually surprising that the match was really real.

It was an official match, I think this is the mistake Jake Paul done in this match.  If it is only an exhibition, he would not have ended with a broken jaw. I believe AJ would have pulled back his punches a bit, and just given entertainment to the viewers.

Yes that's why, it's no doubt that he will not let his official stats be tainted with script match for money. However, I just read in the article that even though Joshua wins, he lose £32million in taxes from his £68.5million share of the prize, that's more than half of the prize money. I'm not sure if they are 50/50 with the prize money but if we say that they're 50/50 and he lose to Jake Paul, then he has +1 on his lose stats and will lose £32M I think that's the best decision he has. (Refrence)

It is normal since USA tax rate is high pluse the additional global income tax from UK.  Regardless, AJ still win a huge amount of money.

[Taskford]

Many people betting on Joshua is celebrating because lots of people predicted that this is easy fight for him so congrats again for those people place their bets here. 

Yes, many people bet on Joshua to win, but it is unlikely that anyone made much money on such bets, as the odds on Joshua winning were low.
I think that those who wanted to make a lot of money betting on this event would have preferred Paul to win rather than Joshua. But in that case, many would have had doubts that the fight was staged.

Yeah pay out result is really different compare if they place their bet on Paul and its actually no brainer that Joshua will win easily against Paul knowing that their fight is sanctioned professional match.

Can't blame people to think about this fight is stage or fixed, knowing that Paul had an history about it.

But it seems he maybe try his capabilities this time and got hit by reality that his skill is not enough to defeat a real heavy weight champion like AJ.

[dwyane36]

But it seems he maybe try his capabilities this time and got hit by reality that his skill is not enough to defeat a real heavy weight champion like AJ.

Considering that such fights are highly profitable for both the participants themselves and those who bet on them, I wonder if Paul will risk fighting someone else. To be honest, I doubt it, because Paul has a broken jaw, and even after he has fully recovered, any fight will be risky for him due to the likelihood of re-injury.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

Considering that such fights are highly profitable for both the participants themselves and those who bet on them, I wonder if Paul will risk fighting someone else. To be honest, I doubt it, because Paul has a broken jaw, and even after he has fully recovered, any fight will be risky for him due to the likelihood of re-injury.

Money will be biggest reason for any fight he takes in the future even he has gotten massive money so far. If he does not manage his personal finance well, he will use all or most money he has and will have to need other fights for money.

Like Mike Tyson, at his very old age now, he has no good physical conditions for severe fights but he actually did a fight with Jake Paul years ago, for money definitely.

People like Mike Tyson and Paul have good ability to earn money in their golden ages but managing money and finance will be very important for their wealth during their lives and hopefully Paul will do it better than Mike Tyson and won't need to take risky fights just because of money.

[examplens]

But it seems he maybe try his capabilities this time and got hit by reality that his skill is not enough to defeat a real heavy weight champion like AJ.

Considering that such fights are highly profitable for both the participants themselves and those who bet on them, I wonder if Paul will risk fighting someone else. To be honest, I doubt it, because Paul has a broken jaw, and even after he has fully recovered, any fight will be risky for him due to the likelihood of re-injury.

The popularity gained from this match will also indirectly bring a huge profit. We have seen many professional athletes who almost retired after winning a major title. Even the biggest names in sports earn more from commercial potential than from just one game/fight
Professional sports can be very demanding and tiring, and it is understandable for someone to decide to quit after earning enough.

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[bitmover]

But it seems he maybe try his capabilities this time and got hit by reality that his skill is not enough to defeat a real heavy weight champion like AJ.

Considering that such fights are highly profitable for both the participants themselves and those who bet on them, I wonder if Paul will risk fighting someone else. To be honest, I doubt it, because Paul has a broken jaw, and even after he has fully recovered, any fight will be risky for him due to the likelihood of re-injury.

The popularity gained from this match will also indirectly bring a huge profit. We have seen many professional athletes who almost retired after winning a major title. Even the biggest names in sports earn more from commercial potential than from just one game/fight
Professional sports can be very demanding and tiring, and it is understandable for someone to decide to quit after earning enough.

There are others, who are quite few, which try to keep playing as long as possible, like Cristiano Ronaldo and even Federer. They try to accumulate as many titles as possible and put their name in the history of the sport, or whatever...

These few athletes make so much money that in the end I believe they are all about records and titles, not money anymore. Some of them even have private jets

[gunhell16]

Considering that such fights are highly profitable for both the participants themselves and those who bet on them, I wonder if Paul will risk fighting someone else. To be honest, I doubt it, because Paul has a broken jaw, and even after he has fully recovered, any fight will be risky for him due to the likelihood of re-injury.

Money will be biggest reason for any fight he takes in the future even he has gotten massive money so far. If he does not manage his personal finance well, he will use all or most money he has and will have to need other fights for money.

Like Mike Tyson, at his very old age now, he has no good physical conditions for severe fights but he actually did a fight with Jake Paul years ago, for money definitely.

People like Mike Tyson and Paul have good ability to earn money in their golden ages but managing money and finance will be very important for their wealth during their lives and hopefully Paul will do it better than Mike Tyson and won't need to take risky fights just because of money.

In my opinion, ever since Mike Tyson no longer competes much, betting has also become one of the bases of his source of income. As far as I know, he placed a bet where the boxer he chose won, and at the same time, Tyson also won millions of dollars in return.

Maybe that’s really what some former boxers do they place bets on the boxing matches they watch so they can enjoy the fight even more, while also engaging in gambling at the same time.

[danadc]

In my opinion, ever since Mike Tyson no longer competes much, betting has also become one of the bases of his source of income. As far as I know, he placed a bet where the boxer he chose won, and at the same time, Tyson also won millions of dollars in return.

This is interesting, I didn't know that Tyson was betting on sports and winning so much money. I thought he was going to dedicate himself to exhibition fights, which isn't a bad idea, but because of his age, things are a little more difficult now, He's a legend, and the years take their toll, diminishing skill and strength, but his talent remains intact. I'm very happy for Tyson that he continues to be successful.

[Taskford]

In my opinion, ever since Mike Tyson no longer competes much, betting has also become one of the bases of his source of income. As far as I know, he placed a bet where the boxer he chose won, and at the same time, Tyson also won millions of dollars in return.

This is interesting, I didn't know that Tyson was betting on sports and winning so much money. I thought he was going to dedicate himself to exhibition fights, which isn't a bad idea, but because of his age, things are a little more difficult now, He's a legend, and the years take their toll, diminishing skill and strength, but his talent remains intact. I'm very happy for Tyson that he continues to be successful.

He's already done with that phase of his life because he became miserable when he's into gambling and other bad activities.

You can read his story here https://www.essentiallysports.com/boxing-news-mike-tyson-business-portfolio-how-he-went-from-being-bankrupt-to-having-one-sixty-million-partnership/ and with those challenges he encounter Mike became more careful handling his finances and became more busy about his or building a business.

So with those statements he from past and current action he made it shows that Tyson is away from gambling now. Also I don't find any sources that he also get income from gambling.

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In my opinion, ever since Mike Tyson no longer competes much, betting has also become one of the bases of his source of income. As far as I know, he placed a bet where the boxer he chose won, and at the same time, Tyson also won millions of dollars in return.

Research a little about him, he is a very specific case. Almost at the peak of his career, he was sentenced to prison, and the whole process cost him almost all of his money. After getting out of prison, he did a few fights, just to make any kind of money. I listened to him when he said that. I think it was some kind of interview or documentary.
Only later did social networks and the earning potential come from them.

[Synchronice]

Many people betting on Joshua is celebrating because lots of people predicted that this is easy fight for him so congrats again for those people place their bets here. 

Yes, many people bet on Joshua to win, but it is unlikely that anyone made much money on such bets, as the odds on Joshua winning were low.
I think that those who wanted to make a lot of money betting on this event would have preferred Paul to win rather than Joshua. But in that case, many would have had doubts that the fight was staged.

Wasn't the odd of Anthony Joshua winning 1.10 while the odd of Jake Paul winning 9.0? Correct me if I'm wrong, I briefly saw it and skipped because I refused to bet, I don't know why It was an easy money but deep in my heart I thought that it could be scripted.

It is not a surprise that many thought that the fight between AJ and Jake Paul is scripted.  We have seen the Jake Paul match against Tyson. There are lots of instances where Mike Tyson can land a devastating blow, but pulls back.  If you watch this fight, it is obvious that you will also think that the match between Jake Paul and AJ will be rigged. And it is actually surprising that the match was really real.

It's very normal to think that because it's Jake Paul's fight. His fight with Mike Tyson was definitely scripted and why to exclude the idea that he will magically beat Anthony Joshua? Also, once in a million times, everything happens. By the way, as I see, his fights aren't rigged against young fighters (Tom Fury) but they are rigged against old ones.

[slackovic]

I read how people bet on fights and then ask themselves is the fight was scripted. I don't follow fighting ports, but I can't believe that someone would bet on a sport that has many scripted matches. I can understand people like Tyson who probably "knows something". Maybe that's the reason he is that good in betting.

[dwyane36]

Research a little about him, he is a very specific case. Almost at the peak of his career, he was sentenced to prison, and the whole process cost him almost all of his money. After getting out of prison, he did a few fights, just to make any kind of money. I listened to him when he said that. I think it was some kind of interview or documentary.
Only later did social networks and the earning potential come from them.

As far as I know, he lost almost all the money he had earned during his career, not only because of this incident, but also due to his short-sighted lifestyle at the time. In fact, his lack of financial management skills and reckless spending on a luxurious lifestyle led him to declare bankruptcy in 2003. It's worth noting that Tyson is far from the only athlete who lost almost all his money due to poor money management. This is a common problem among young professional athletes.
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[AHOYBRAUSE]

Short question and asking for your opinion. I self excluded for another 7 days (as I mostly do) but while I am excluded I still receive promotional emails any other day! This shouldn't happen, right? I mean when people take this route obviously they don't want to have anything to do with the site for at least a certain time frame, so why sending them emails despite them not even being able to login, just doesn't make sense.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

As far as I know, he lost almost all the money he had earned during his career, not only because of this incident, but also due to his short-sighted lifestyle at the time. In fact, his lack of financial management skills and reckless spending on a luxurious lifestyle led him to declare bankruptcy in 2003. It's worth noting that Tyson is far from the only athlete who lost almost all his money due to poor money management. This is a common problem among young professional athletes.

Many sport athletes have bad financial management skills and you can find similar financial stories with Brazilian footballers from Ronaldinho, Alves, Adriano and more. They used to be super star players, earned a lot of money, had luxurious lifestyles but after their player career ended, their finance turned to be very bad and many of them had financial troubles, even bankruptcies.

They had hard lives in their childhood, then suddenly got massive money very easily and quickly, then they overspent their money and eventually could not stop their overspending habits. It's root cause of their financial crisis, bankruptcies only a few years later from Tyson, Alves, Ronaldinho to Adriano.

[joeperry]

Short question and asking for your opinion. I self excluded for another 7 days (as I mostly do) but while I am excluded I still receive promotional emails any other day! This shouldn't happen, right? I mean when people take this route obviously they don't want to have anything to do with the site for at least a certain time frame, so why sending them emails despite them not even being able to login, just doesn't make sense.

I'm not sure about their system but I think when you self exclude you're not supposed to receive that kind of newsletter or promotional emails. I'm not sure what's behind but it might also be a bug, I think the self exclusion were  a feature and it's not connected in receiving automated emails (unless you unsubscribed in the first place). I hope they can look at this matter, as the self exclusion would be worthless if you still receiving promotional emails. I got curious what's the content of the email? Was it asking you to comeback or just normal promotion, if it's normal promotion I think self exclusion doesn't have to do with receiving newsletter, but it's good if they could stop it too once a player decides to exclude.

[iv4n]

Short question and asking for your opinion. I self excluded for another 7 days (as I mostly do) but while I am excluded I still receive promotional emails any other day! This shouldn't happen, right? I mean when people take this route obviously they don't want to have anything to do with the site for at least a certain time frame, so why sending them emails despite them not even being able to login, just doesn't make sense.

Well, maybe it's because you self-excluded yourself for just 7 days... Maybe their "system" thinks you are not self-excluded forever, so they just make sure you don't miss anything. Of course, I am just guessing... it can be anything! And I doubt that we will hear more about this from representatives. Self-exclusion is a tricky topic in general, especially in crypto gambling space. Crypto gambling is still the wild west... with all pros & cons.

[Agbe]

These few athletes make so much money that in the end I believe they are all about records and titles, not money anymore. Some of them even have private jets

What you said is very correct. I was watching SportyTV last year and a player was saying, he doesn't want to be like Lionel Messi but he wants to be like himself. That means, the money Lionel Messi has is not his problem but the title. He wants to make name for himself as Lionel Messi did.

But I will like to ask this question. I don't know if it is only in the African Nations this things happens. Why is it that a footballer who was making money and name died in poverty? I have seen some of them like that in Africa Nations, Specifically my country.

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