Davido Mocks Drake After Canadian Rapper Lost $615,000 Stake on Ngannou To Beat Anthony Joshua

• Anthony Joshua's win over Francis Ngannou has delighted Nigerian music artiste Davido
• The 'Aye' crooner took to social media to troll Drake, who staked on Ngannou to win
• Joshua showcased a masterclass to defeat 'The Predator' in just two rounds

Nigerian music superstar Davido has taken to social media to troll Drake who staked heavily on Francis Ngannou to defeat Anthony Joshua.

AJ saw off the Cameroonian in the second round of their highly-anticipated bout inside the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Ngannou was floored three times as Joshua moved a step closer to a potential clash with Tyson Fury.

Hours before the bout, Canadian rapper Drake placed a huge bet on Francis Ngannou to defeat Joshua.

The superstar music sensation is a big fan of combat sports and he places bets on events, including mega fights.

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Drake staked $615,000 (£477,000) on Ngannou to beat Joshua and would have won $1.9million (£1.5million), had Ngannu caused the major upset.

talkSPORT reports that fans of Ngannou were particularly not happy to hear about this bet.

Drake's track record for sports betting is not great, to say the least, and Davido has reacted.

The 'Damiduro' crooner wrote: "Your ticket don cut", and then added a laughing emoji.

AJ demonstrated his formidable skills by scoring three knockdowns and sending the former UFC heavyweight champion into slumber within two rounds in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Although 'The Predator' had previously pushed WBC heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury to the edge of defeat last October, he couldn't match Joshua's prowess at the Kingdom Arena.

Ngannou apologises to his fans

Sports Brief earlier reported that Cameroonian boxer Francis Ngannou apologised to his fans after being knocked out by Anthony Joshua in their fight in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

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The former UFC champion faced Joshua in his second professional boxing match after debuting in the sport against WBC heavyweight titleholder Tyson Fury last October.

Ngannou took to his official handle on X (formerly known as Twitter) to apologise to his fans for his awful performance in his fight against Joshua.