David Haye posts photo of his casino winnings while in Las Vegas to watch Carl Frampton lose to Leo Santa Cruz
Haye was lucky with number two, and predicted that would be the round he knocks out Tony Bellew in March
DAVID HAYE may have been gutted after seeing Carl Frampton lose to Leo Santa Cruz at the weekend, but it wasn't all bad for the heavyweight boxer.
Haye shared a clip on Snapchat of his winnings from a trip to the Bellagio Casino - but was keen to stress he isn't a regular gambler.
He will be hoping his good luck can run for a while - on March 4 he will fight Tony Bellew at London's O2 Arena in a mega-fight the boxing public are desperate to see.
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And as number two came in for him, he gave a little tip about how to bet on his big fight.
Alongside shots of the cash he won, he wrote: "I wouldn't consider myself a gambler but I bet on roulette twice on two and won two times in a row, so round two seems like a nice lucky number for me.
"So if you are going to bet on this fight, round two could work."
The Bermondsey boxer also shared photos on Instagram of him with The Jackal after his points loss to Santa Cruz.
Alongside one, Haye wrote "Frampton is still the champ in my eyes. I scored the fight even, the same as one of the three judges. Amazing fight, and can't wait for the rematch.
"Two great fighters giving their all. Congratulations to both."
It now brings them to 1-1 head to head, after Frampton defeated Santa Cruz in their first bout to capture the WBA featherweight belt.
Two judges at ringside , Dave Moretti and Glenn Feldman, scored it 115-113 with Burt Clements calling it 114-114.
Frampton fought his heart out but just couldn’t connect with enough shots to seriously trouble the Mexican.
The Jackal was rocked by crashing to his first ever defeat but reckons the best man won.
The Belfast Warrior said: “He was very clever and used his reach well. I think he deserved to win if I am being honest.
“Let’s do it again in Belfast.”