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Davido teases Drake as he loses $615,000 bet on Francis Ngannou
Popular singer, Davido pokes fun at the Canadian rapper Drake as he loses a whooping $615,000 after betting on Francis Ngannou to defeat British-Nigerian boxer, Anthony Joshua.
It would be recalled that the professional and decorated boxer, Anthony Joshua had knocked out Francis Ngannou after only two rounds, a knock out that had been so ferocious that Francis required immediate medical attention.
Prior to the match, Drake took to his Instagram page to share a photo of the amount of cash he staked on Francis Ngannou, adding that he is betting on a scary man.
“Betting on a scary man @stake,” Drake wrote.
After losing his cash, Davido took to his Instagram comment section of the post to poke fun at him.
Davido sneered and laughed at him saying that his ticket has been cut, and his cash is gone.
His words …
“Ur ticket don cut 
”
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