Australian rapper Iggy Azalea was so sure about Jannik Sinner for his Miami Open finals against Jiri Lehecka that she chose to bet a lot of money to earn cents on dollars.
On Tuesday, after Sinner defeated Lehecka 6-4, 6-4, Azalea, who has a net worth of $25 million (via Celebrity Net Worth), shared that she bet $40K to end up earning just $1600 because the odds were so lopsided on Italian’s side. She even shared her betting slip from Gamdom.com.
“I know it’s unhinged I bet 40k just to make $1600 but I was 100% sure sinner would win 🤷♀️😂 I figured: free money, why not?” she wrote on X.
Fans reacted to Azalea’s post, with some accusing the rapper that she was paid to promote the betting company.
“It’s a fake bet slip anyways. You’re paid to promote this garbage,” one fan reacted.
“so you really risked 40k to win only 1.6k ? you retarded?” one fan asked.
“Gamdom gave you a $40k free bet to tweet and you put it on the highest probability thing you could find?” one fan asked.
“I don’t really believe this , no one would risk that no matter how sure you are sorry :)” one fan added.
“No way she placed that bet🤣” one fan commented.
“Ummm. Yeah, let’s not do this again,” one fan asked the rapper to exercise caution. “What do you don’t realize is that if Sinner got hurt and has to retire, like he often does, you lose your money.”
“What do you want a medal, you mid a** thot? Just out here flexing the money you don’t deserve, for people you don’t care about. F*ck you,” another commented.
Jannik Sinner First Ever to Perfect Sunshine Double
There have been seven players to achieve a Sunshine Double, which means to win both the Indian Wells Masters and the Miami Open in the same season. However, none of those feats were as dominating as Sinner.
The Italian became the first tennis player in history (male or female) to win the Sunshine Double without dropping a set. Sinner went 24-0 in sets across both tournaments.
By claiming the Sunshine Double, Sinner ended a 9-year drought in men’s tennis and joined legends like Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras and Novak Djokovic.
Sinner has won three consecutive Masters tournaments, including the Paris Masters last season, without dropping a single set.
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