Conspiracy theories that say that the fight between Anderson Silva and
Chris Weidman had a suspicious result may have won an argument on Monday.
According to the website "Middle Easy", a bet worth $ 1 million (about U.S. $
2.2 million) in the victory of Chris Weidman against Anderson Silva in the main
event of UFC 162 was being investigated by police and Gaming Control Board, the
body that regulates gambling in casinos in the city. The gambler's identity has
not been revealed, but the high value aroused suspicions of the authorities, not
being an amount common in MMA fights, even throughout major events and major
American casinos.
The premium to be paid would be $ 3.2 million - about £ 7
million.
The favorite on the betting exchanges was Anderson Silva, who had never lost in 16 fights in the UFC, and held many records of the event. Already Weidman, even paying only 3.2 times more than the champion for every dollar wagered, was unbeaten in his career, having won all nine fights as a professional had done.
For determination of Justice, the research runs a secret court, and the details can not be disclosed publicly.
The favorite on the betting exchanges was Anderson Silva, who had never lost in 16 fights in the UFC, and held many records of the event. Already Weidman, even paying only 3.2 times more than the champion for every dollar wagered, was unbeaten in his career, having won all nine fights as a professional had done.
For determination of Justice, the research runs a secret court, and the details can not be disclosed publicly.
via:mmashare
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