Jake Paul tells Drake he is ‘losing his bet’ as rapper places huge $250,000 bet on YouTuber’s fight with Nate Diaz

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.

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Jake Paul will face Nate Diaz in a crossover boxing match on Sunday morning[/caption]

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Rap superstar Drake has placed a whopping $250,000 on Diaz beating the YouTuber[/caption]

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Paul got wind of the bet and vowed to scupper it in emphatic fashion[/caption]

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.

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.