So this may turn into a big story , it may not.
The long story short is that a trainer and former fighter James Krause bet large sums of money against fighters he coached in large sums and at short notice.
In a particular on a very recent fight between Shayilan Nuerdanbieke and Darrick Minner,who was trained by Krause .
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Shayilan Nuerdanbieke Vs Darrick Minner
There was a fight that had some controversy afterwards, which was a featherweight fight between Shayilan Nuerdanbieke and Darrick Minner. It had nothing to do with what actually happened in the fight. Watching it live, it appeared that Minner suffered a knee injury early in the fight, which led to Nuerdanbieke getting an early finish in just 67 seconds. Everything seemed normal in that it was just an unfortunate injury that led to an early finish.
However, the next day it came out that the fight was under investigation after suspicious betting on the fight was detected. Several sportsbooks in multiple states reported suspicious late wagering coming in on the fight, all on Nuerdanbieke. In the four hours before the fight took place, Nuerdanbieke went from a -220 favorite to a -420 favorite, which is a dramatic swing, especially so close to the fight taking place. Not only that, there was a lot of wagering coming in on the fight going less than 2.5 rounds, and more coming in on the fight ending by knockout in the first round. Sportsbooks grew suspicious and contacted U.S. Integrity. The betting didn't stop until the fight started, despite the odds getting so large, which just increased suspicions.
The long story short is that a trainer and former fighter James Krause bet large sums of money against fighters he coached in large sums and at short notice.
In a particular on a very recent fight between Shayilan Nuerdanbieke and Darrick Minner,who was trained by Krause .
More : from f4wonline.com
Shayilan Nuerdanbieke Vs Darrick Minner
There was a fight that had some controversy afterwards, which was a featherweight fight between Shayilan Nuerdanbieke and Darrick Minner. It had nothing to do with what actually happened in the fight. Watching it live, it appeared that Minner suffered a knee injury early in the fight, which led to Nuerdanbieke getting an early finish in just 67 seconds. Everything seemed normal in that it was just an unfortunate injury that led to an early finish.
However, the next day it came out that the fight was under investigation after suspicious betting on the fight was detected. Several sportsbooks in multiple states reported suspicious late wagering coming in on the fight, all on Nuerdanbieke. In the four hours before the fight took place, Nuerdanbieke went from a -220 favorite to a -420 favorite, which is a dramatic swing, especially so close to the fight taking place. Not only that, there was a lot of wagering coming in on the fight going less than 2.5 rounds, and more coming in on the fight ending by knockout in the first round. Sportsbooks grew suspicious and contacted U.S. Integrity. The betting didn't stop until the fight started, despite the odds getting so large, which just increased suspicions.
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