Which one of you was in on this Suspicious betting?

[pologq]

https://www.espn.com/chalk/story/_/id/34968905/ufc-fight-investigation-suspicious-betting-detected

[Kermit]

Minner cam into the fight with a knee injury and his injury leaked out and people bet against him. He shouldn't have been fighting in the first place.

[pologq]

agreed. doesn't take rocket science. it is an angle that got exploited.

[jjgold]

Not me

[JIBBBY]

If so I was on the wrong side of that fix. My money was on Minner and it looked like he blew out his knee. If he faked it, or came in hurt and knew he was gonna take a dive in that 1st round then he should be banned from the sport.

[pologq]

If so I was on the wrong side of that fix. My money was on Minner and it looked like he blew out his knee. If he faked it, or came in hurt and knew he was gonna take a dive in that 1st round then he should be banned from the sport.

this is telling. i am going to go on a hunch and assume krause knows some sharps and passed info along.

Minner is coached by James Krause, a retired fighter and known sports bettor who hosts the "1% Club" podcast and a popular Discord channel that features his betting tips. Krause did not respond to a request for comment Sunday from ESPN.

[newton0038]

Was the Minner injury one of his tips on the podcast?

[WRMusic]

This is the million dollar question. Interesting if he did…especially going forward!