Rebecca McLeod is speaking out about the fallout from her Knockout Queen victory over Britt Fit, claiming her opponent refused to pay a $100,000 fight wager after losing the bout.
The Australian creator addressed the alleged dispute in a recent social media post, claiming Fit had put a $60,000 watch and $100,000 cash on the line before their fight. McLeod said she matched the $100,000 cash wager, knowing exactly what was at stake.
According to McLeod, the two publicly agreed to the bet before stepping into the ring.
Rebecca McLeod Says Britt Fit Agreed To $100K Fight Bet
McLeod claimed Fit called her out ahead of the fight and spoke to multiple news outlets about beating her and taking the money.
“She called me out, spoke to multiple news outlets about how she was going to beat me and take the money, and publicly made it clear this was a legitimate bet,” McLeod wrote.
The two fighters then shook hands and, according to McLeod, agreed to the wager.
“Then she lost,” McLeod added.
McLeod also claimed Fit left immediately after the fight instead of remaining for the rest of the event.
Britt Fit Allegedly Proposed A “Double Or Nothing” Rematch
The drama allegedly continued after the fight.
McLeod claimed she later received messages from Fit asking about a “double or nothing” rematch because she allegedly did not want to pay the original bet.
McLeod said she took some time to consider the proposal before eventually accepting it. The pair then allegedly reached another agreement, which included McLeod not posting about Fit or sharing footage from the fight while they organized the rematch.
But according to McLeod, that agreement eventually fell apart.
“A couple of weeks later once all the hype had died down, she messaged saying she no longer wanted the rematch AND wouldn’t be paying the original bet either,” McLeod claimed.
Rebecca McLeod Says She Walked Away With The Knockout Queen Belt
Despite the alleged dispute over the money, McLeod said she ultimately felt she gained something more valuable from the fight.
“She might not have paid up, but I walked away with something money can’t buy, my respect, my word, and the Knockout Queen belt,” she wrote.
McLeod’s comments come after she also discussed her relationship with Fit and the fight’s aftermath during an appearance on The Naked Truth podcast.
Rebecca McLeod Says She Expected More Sportsmanship From Britt Fit
During the podcast appearance, McLeod reflected on the tension between the two fighters and said she had expected things to be different once their bout was over.
She acknowledged that Fit had made call-out videos, criticized aspects of her training and participated in heated moments during the buildup to the fight.
However, McLeod viewed that as part of the promotion surrounding their matchup.
“That’s all part of the fight and all part of, like, the buildup towards the fight. Promo,” she said.
McLeod said she believed the two would be able to put the rivalry behind them afterward.
“I thought that we would be friends and like talk it out and everything after the fight,” she explained.
Rebecca McLeod Questions The Post-Fight Fallout
McLeod also praised the other women who competed at the event for how they handled their post-fight interviews, saying she found their approach respectful even when they had lost.
She contrasted that with her experience with Fit.
McLeod recalled watching an interview in which Fit was asked whether the two would become friends after the fight. According to McLeod, Fit said she believed in good sportsmanship and respecting opponents before ultimately indicating that she did not expect the two to become friends.
For McLeod, the response was disappointing, particularly because she said she had expected the tension surrounding the fight to remain part of the buildup rather than continue afterward.
The alleged $100,000 dispute now adds another layer to the fallout between the two Knockout Queen competitors.
