Jake Paul is joining forces with Glory Kickboxing to organize a major fight night in Miami on May 1. The announcement has sparked attention, not only because of the fighters involved but also due to Paul’s business ties to gambling.
His betting platform, Betr, plays a role in the event. That raises eyebrows, especially since not all countries where Glory operates allow betting through Betr. Some fans and experts are concerned this could open the door to illegal betting activities.
Questions arise over betting app Betr and its role in the event
The partnership brings up serious concerns. In countries where betting on Glory fights is allowed, Betr isn’t always licensed. That creates a grey area that regulators might not overlook.
With Paul’s direct stake in Betr and his growing involvement in combat sports, critics fear conflicts of interest. They wonder whether betting integrity is still protected. For Glory, this collaboration could bring exposure, but also scrutiny.
Chico Kwasi defends welterweight title against Tyjani Beztati in high-stakes rematch
The Miami event will feature a Glory welterweight title bout. Champion Chico Kwasi will defend his belt against Tyjani Beztati. Their previous fight ended in Kwasi’s favor, and now Beztati wants revenge.
Both fighters are known for speed, power and aggression. Fans expect fireworks. This rematch brings history, emotion and a title on the line.