Deontay Wilder makes guest appearance on Joe Rogan podcast!

I'm being deadly serious.

From wearing illuminati symbolism on his clothes, to even dismissing the idea of him being in the illuminati in an interview (no idea why he said this), to talking about alter egos & his mask, wanting to kill someone, talking about having out of body experiences in the ring etc etc etc. Then we have his handlers that include Al Haymon, who is definitely 'in the club'.

Tell me to take my meds. I've heard that crap a million times, even when I was calling Jimmy Savile a pedophile satanist who provided kids for the rich and famous before he died. I know how to spot these people.

Remember this post when Wilder kills someone in the ring.

 

Wilder in the Illuminati. That's a good one. From Budweiser truck driver to mysterious Illuminati killer. Ooh. (I can hear the James Bond theme song playing in the background.)

 

When I say that, don't confuse me for meaning he is running about in the shadows with these other elites manipulating world events etc

He has been introduced to the occult by his powerful handlers, and has learned the "benefits" of certain rituals. That is all I will say.

It is blatant with him.

 

There is nothing powerful or influential about Wilder. Not even his handlers have that much power.

 

Al Haymon is most certainly 'in the club' having worked with another club member Jay Z for years and was apparently the person who got Suge Knight into the music industry. The music industry is a cesspit filled with these satanic psychopaths and he was deeply involved at the higher end.

Very bizarre how all of Al Haymon's fighter's feel they need to thank him and God in the same sentence.

 

He's got a powerful mouth up to the time of Fury's jabs

 

So, is it worth listening to?

 

Gypsy magic >>> Demonic black magic. Complete mismatch. It's like Big Shane Fury vs Mr. Backpack all over again.

 

I was bracing for the cringe before he had that Ngannou hype job on. It was already scheduled to happen with Francis bringing his new belt to place on Joe’s table while being asked flattering questions and told God only knows what.

Thank Christ Stipe put an end to that and sent Ngannou away in a depression.

 

Wow did Rogan really use that term that’s now been played out for over 20 years?! The guy is such a ****ing goon


Remember this cringe fest? Lol CRIES for Ronda Rousey and told her she’s a “Once in a lifetime athlete”

This content is protected

 

that was very boring, Fury's was better, even though Joe was slagging him off a week later. Wilder keeps trying to bring up the long count but it makes him look stupid. The small detail is Fury got up at the refs count, Deontay talks like he knocked the man out, he didn't, Fury got up and finished the fight...

 

Little bit off topic but Fury and Wilder should re-watch there fight like Ali and Frazier did, back in 1974.
I'd like to see Wilder explain how he won the fight after rewatching it.

Also,
I'd love for you point out the exact minute (not even asking for full rounds, just a few minutes here and there) that fury (truthfully) "dominated" Wilder.

Wilder swinging and missing most of his shots is just as good as fury ducking and dodging most of DW power shots, DW is still landing glancing shots, even great body shots that are simply ignored.

Where was this dominant fury???
He was the exact same fighter in the ring that fought wlad with close to the exact pathetic offensive fighter in fury.

Fury was NOT this dominant fighter making wlad and or dw terrible. Out of those 24 rounds there were literally 5 rounds that were dominated by any of the 3 and fury was not dominant at all..

To you anything and every single thing can and has to be believed, no opinion is wrong.

What minutes AND the exact round YOU saw this dominate fury. I didn't see any dominant (dominant in MY OPINION) between the 3 of them. The 3 are too close to each other they almost over lap each other and almost rule out the others elite talent each has.

They all have different elite level talents they bring to the ring.

 

Good Lord that was gross................

I still cannot believe he once said she could "beat half the men in UFC's 135 division".

 

Good podcast, watched all of it. As for Rogan not being straight with Wilder, he's not really the type of guy to do that. He kinda has this alpha mentality and if he feels he's above you then he'll be the honest, critical Rogan. But when he has guests who are more alpha than him so to speak, either intellectually, physically or economically. He's a lot more agreeable. He probably doesn't want to sour the podcast with confrontation either. So sometimes he's not as forthcoming and straight as he would be with other people.

 

You know what, I'd be kinda embarrassed to even try and claim that as a KO. Like, you're known for 1 punch out cold power and now you're hanging on to this 1/2 of a second to say that you "KO'd" him. That's just sour grapes and comes across as petty. And what if the ref stopped it after Fury got up, wouldn't that feel like a bull**** stoppage?