Was Ben Askren VS Jake Paul Was Fixed So Snoop Dogg Could Win $2 Million? Evidence Jake Paul Knocking Out Ben Askren Was Fake
Was Ben Askren vs Jake Paul fixed so Snoop Dogg could win $2 Million? The strange ending to the fight has people around the world very concerned that Ben Askren was cheated. It seems the way Jake Paul knocked out Ben Askren was fake.
Jake Paul knocked down Ben Askren with a left hook in the early minutes of the first round. He got up quickly, and didn’t appear to be that dazed. Although he put his hands up ready to continue the fight, the referee quickly put a stop to the match. Jake Paul was declared winner by TKO.
The part you should pay close attention is this clip below. The referee asked Ben Askren if he was alright and he nodded his head. He also asked him to touch his hands with his gloves, which he also clearly did.
So why was the fight stopped?
The explanation that makes the most sense would be that a fix was in, because people like Snoop Dogg bet big money on Jake Paul winning. The referee was probably paid off too.
Sure he look very out of shape, but Ben Askren is a former UFC fighter. There’s no way that one punch dazed him that much.
Author: JordanThrilla Staff
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