How to Bet on Manziel vs Menery Fight Saturday Night

• Johnny Manziel, the former Heisman Trophy winner and NFL bust, will take on voiceover artist, podcaster, and influencer Bob Menery in an MMA fight on Saturday night
• The event will take place at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada, and can be seen on Kick, YouTube, Twitch, X, and TikTok
• Prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket offer options for fans to bet on the Manziel vs Menery fight this evening

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Johnny Manziel (AKA “Johnny Football”) is set to step into the cage for an MMA fight against a social media entity (and all that it entails), Bob Menery, in the main event of Brand Risk 14 at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. We’ll cover everything you need to know about how to bet on Manziel vs Menery this evening.

Manziel vs Menery is part of an 11-fight card involving various ex-athletes, influencers, and other popular figures. The headliner involves Manziel, a name sports fans will immediately recognize (for some, not in a good way).

Although this is not a typical MMA card, it will still have winners and losers, meaning that people can make picks and potentially profit. Prediction markets are available to jump in and make a pick between Manziel and Menery.

How to Bet on Manziel vs Menery with Kalshi Referral Code DIME

The Manziel vs Menery fight is a prime example of the various options for using the Kalshi referral code to trade on sports, entertainment, politics, finance, or news events.

To claim the welcome offer and start trading on markets, follow these steps:

1. Use this link to get the Kalshi promo code DIME and download the Kalshi app from the Apple App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android). It can also be accessed via the web.
2. Register with the requested personal information.
3. Make a deposit using one of the available Kalshi methods.
4. Make $10 in trades on Manziel vs Menery or any other market.
5. Get a $10 Sign-Up Bonus to trade on Kalshi prediction markets.

Odds for Manziel vs Menery

Volume for this market is ramping up as the fight approaches.

Most users currently think that Manziel will win with around 80%, putting their money behind the former college football star and NFL failure.

Menery is at around 20%.

The market rules are either-or. For those who pick Manziel, he must win for the market to resolve to Yes. The same is true for those who pick Menery. The source for the outcome must be ESPN, Netflix, DAZN, Yahoo Sports, Fox Sports, and BRANDRISK.

Manziel vs Menery: Who Will Win the Fight?

First and foremost, there is no way to know if someone can or cannot fight. It has little to do with size or athletic skill in other endeavors. It has to do with natural ability, training, experience, and motivation, among other generally unquantifiable factors.

Manziel, his apathetic performance in the NFL aside, was a tremendous athlete. That’s why he won the Heisman Trophy at Texas A&M and why the Browns drafted him in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft.

As easy as it is to lose one’s head and say, “It’s the Browns” in a postmortem of his selection and subsequent induction into the symbolic Bust Hall of Fame, it’s not totally fair. Had the Browns not taken him, another team would have. Stephen Jones and the Cowboys’ football ops had to stop owner Jerry Jones from selecting him. Jerry’s interest was based more on marketing than winning.

Manziel was an excellent player in college, exciting and dynamic. Other teams were interested in his natural talent, his ability to sell tickets, and that he could legitimately play. It just so happened that he didn’t want to put in the time and work to be a good NFL player. And he did get a chance to play.

The Padres drafted him in the 2014 MLB draft in the 28th round. He was a standout shortstop in high school. He’s athletic. But this doesn’t have much to do with the ability to fight.

The key with him is that he was a tremendous athlete. He’s 33 and, given his lack of work ethic when he was getting paid to be a pro athlete, it’s hard to imagine he’s particularly fit right now. The fight may just be a payday, with his trademark indifference a mitigating factor in how seriously he takes it. History shows he’s not bothered about being embarrassed.

As for Bob Menery, he’s 5’7″ and his athletic abilities are completely unknown. He’s much smaller than Manziel.

Has he had any combat training? Does anyone know? He’s made jokes about his training regimen, including claiming to have taken up smoking and quitting several days later so he’d be angry for the fight.

That said, harmless-looking people can sometimes be the most dangerous.

Obviously, the easy pick is Manziel, but he might not take this particularly seriously since he’s never taken much of anything seriously unless it was easy for him. But those who want to roll the dice in a completely unknown situation could pick Menery for a potentially big profit.