Armen bet $5.7M on Gaethje
Fellow UFC fighter Armen Tsaryukyan reportedly bet $5.7 million on his friend Justin Gaethje to win at 6-to-1 odds, turning a massive profit.
Snapshot · The Joe Rogan Experience
JRE MMA Show #181 with Justin Gaethje & Trevor Wittman
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Jun 20, 2026
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