JAKE PAUL has warned rap superstar Drake that he's going to scupper his jaw-dropping wager on Nate Diaz.
Drizzy has bet a staggering $250,000 on the former UFC lightweight title challenger to hand YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul his second successive loss early tomorrow morning.
And it didn't take long for Paul to get wind of the Canadian's stunning wager, which the rapper shared on his Instagram page.
Along with a mock-up poster of himself holding Diaz's severed and bruised head, The Problem Child wrote: "Drake losing his bet."
Paul and Diaz, 26 and 38 respectively, took part in a heated final face-off at Friday's weigh-ins.
MMA iconic Diaz was so fired up he even tried to KICK Paul but was prevented from doing so.
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Paul then feigned slapping the Stockton slugger before performing a throat-slitting gesture to the baying crowd.
In his final pre-fight interview, a pumped-up Paul said: “They’ve been saying Nate’s tough.
"Boo yourself, virgins!
“They’ve been saying Nate’s tough, Nate’s a dog and tomorrow I’m dog walking that b***h.
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"I’m putting him on a leash, walking him back to his cage and I’m f***ing him up.”
Diaz, meanwhile, said: "Shout out to everyone for the love and support.
"No matter how the fight goes, this mother f***er can’t really fight!”
Social media sensation Paul will look to return to the win column after getting his first taste of defeat in February.
The former Disney star suffered a split decision to bitter rival Tommy Fury in their lucrative Saudi showdown, his first against a professional boxer.
Future UFC Hall of Famer Diaz, meanwhile, will look to pick up his first win in the professional boxing world since leaving the UFC late last year.
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