The biggest bet I ever made in my life would have been life-changing bet. I made a bet of $425,000.

The win would be $1,250,000. I was sort of trying to get out of being a gangster,

which I'd been at that point in a number of different ways. And I thought that was the thing that was going to be able to make me be legit for the rest of my life.

I could stop being a gangster.

I flew into Santo Domingo at a private plane that was arranged for me and landed on a cane field.

I had my bodyguard and they had these two enormous Samoan guys. They had their money and I had my money.

So I made the bet.

For the middleweight championship, a guy named Stevie Collins and a guy named Reggie Johnson, both good fighters,

both guys who didn't punch very hard and both guys who were never knocked out in their entire career. So it's going to be a close fight.

I mean, you know, this is this can go either way. I've got Reggie Johnson barely had by 1.9695.

Oh man, my life is flashing before my eyes because I'm either going to lose more money than I ever envisioned losing or I'm going to make enough money.

So I'm out of this thing.

And I lost.

I just thought I made a bad decision and I was wrong and that and really that was the end of it.

But it was a fight that was a real fight between two real fighters or at least I always thought it was non-fixed fight.

And only recently if I started to rethink and wonder if I just got completely outplayed by somebody who really, really knew the game.

From radio toopia, you're listening to Love and Radio. I'm Nick Vanderbolt.

Today's episode, Sasquit Pedalian, featuring Charles Farrell.

I believe when all of them came around with Don and told me to sit down and see which one they had originally tried to prevent when the people were with something else but they never succeeded.

What did they do?

Now, we're going to get a shot and do it.

And you won't show because you've got the people naturally.

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