Ilia Topuria's brutal victory over Charles Oliveira was perhaps a particularly difficult watch for Drake.
The UFC 317-PAY-PER-View on Saturday ended with the crowning of a new lightweight Kingpin, when the division started a new era after the Islam Makhachev who enlightened the title.
The closing of the International Fight Week was a long -awaited collision between Topuria and Oliveira, because the former Federweight champion seemed to be the latter that reached two Glorie division in the largest stage in MMA.
'El Matador' was ultimately successful in that goal, something that led to the Canadian music star Drake lost a big bet.
Ilia Topuria spoils Drake's hefty UFC 317 bet
As is often the case for large UFC-Pay-per-views, Drake recorded a considerable sum of money on one half of the headliner.
A message about the Instagram stories from the Canadian during the Vechtweek revealed that Drake was set $ 200,000 to win $ 880,000 on Oliveira to make Topuria Van Streek in the UFC 317 Main Event.
That bet went quickly in the drain, however, thanks to the frightening power of the Spaniard.
Topuria made up for his promise to hit Oliveira in the first round to add a second piece of UFC gold to his collection and to expand his undefeated run.
Drake's UFC Winning Run ends at UFC 317
After years of the so -called 'Drake Curse', the popular rapper had been successful in recent months.
He particularly went big at the victory of Jon Jones over Stipe Miocic last November, bouncing back from a loss in Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson by gathering nearly $ 1 million from the only heavy title defense of the Goat candidate.
And it was not until last April that Alexander Volkanovski's turn to bring about a lucrative night for the 38-year-old resident of Toronto. Drake has another $ 915,000 thanks to the victory of the Australian over Diego Lopes at UFC 314 in Miami.
Dustin Poirier and Max Holloway may be waiting with a breath to see who has placed the Drake Curse underneath for UFC 319 in New Orleans on July 19.