Arman Tsarukyan responds to Ryan Garcia’s boxing bet with huge $1 million counter offer in MMA

Arman Tsarukyan is seeking to raise the stakes with ‘KingRy’.

While he awaits his next fight contained in the Octagon, the UFC lightweight star has been taking up loads of side quests.

That features competitive matches in wrestling and grappling, where Tsarukyan has beaten the likes of Georgio Poullas in Real American Freestyle and Muhammad Mokaev in Hype FC.

He’s also been gaining prominence from his efforts outside of fighting. These include livestreams, essentially the most recent of which saw Tsarukyan get one over on Ryan Garcia.

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Arman Tsarukyan is currently probably the most popular fighters on the earth.

Arman Tsarukyan and Ryan Garcia go forwards and backwards over unpaid bet

Tsarukyan appeared on one in all Garcia’s Kick streams earlier this month, having previously raised eyebrows along with his antics on Adin Ross and Nina Drama’s channels.

During his time with Garcia, Tsarukyan bet the WBC welterweight world champion that he couldn’t drop his teammate with a body shot.

They agreed to a $40,000 wager, however the UFC star didn’t see that cash despite coming out on the winning side of the bet.

After being called out for that unpaid debt, Garcia offered Tsarukyan $100k if he could survive eight rounds within the ring with him as a substitute.

‘Ahalkalakets’ quickly caught wind of that supply. Slightly than accepting, he laughed it off and raised the stakes with an MMA proposal.

“$100k for 8 rounds lol. Survive 1 round of MMA sparring with me and I’ll provide you with $1,000,000. @RyanGarcia,” he wrote on X.

The Armenian lightweight has been having fun with a sudden rise to stardom through his activities away from the Octagon.

Tsarukyan’s increased activity on social media coincided along with his UFC title shot snub, which saw Justin Gaethje and Paddy Pimblett chosen to fight for the interim lightweight title this past January as a substitute of him.

The controversial Garcia, meanwhile, is coming off his WBC welterweight title win over Mario Barrios in February.