Popular Kick streamer Adin Ross is back at the buzz again. Following Leon ‘Rocky’ Edwards‘ defeat at UFC 304, Ross has not been able to keep his calm. This time, he is in a mood to escalate things with Edwards. With that mindset, Ross is plotting a lawsuit against the former UFC welterweight champion.
Rocky gave a poor display of his fighting last week against Belal Muhammad. For which, Muhammad took over Edwards as the new UFC welterweight champion. Interestingly, Kick streamer Adin Ross believed that Edwards would come out victorious from that match and even made a gamble on the Brit of $250K. Unfortunately, Edwards couldn’t perform as Ross expected, which caused the kick streamer’s backlash.
If Leon Edwards throw a one-two on me in real life. Dude I’m suing him back… Imma tell my security let him swing on me…
Adin Ross on his Kick live stream
Interestingly, Ross has a whole plan layout for suing Edwards. The streamer highlighted that the British fighter’s entourage also had no right to attack him. Ross will immediately file a lawsuit against them. This backlash was the extended version of his previous unnecessary disrespectful rant towards the former welterweight king.
Interestingly, Ross has the habit of always staying active on social media. Since his transition from Twitch to Kick, the 23-year-old American streamer has become popular. Ross’ collaboration streams with other popular streamers and top athletes remain key to his success. However, apart from such an intriguing genre of work, the streamer is also known for his viral controversial comments.
Adin Ross once lost around $700K betting on Colby Covington
Many popular figures have a history of betting on sports events. UFC, being one of the top promotions in the world, garners a lot of attention from gamblers. Some get a heavy payout, whereas some lose a good portion of their earnings. Among these popular figures, Adin Ross is also known for betting on UFC fighters.
Colby Covington and Adin Ross (Image via X)A year ago, the American streamer made a bet of $700K on Colby Covington against Leon Edwards. Unfortunately, Adin Ross was still unlucky as Edwards dominated Covington and defended his title. He did a watch-along live stream on his channel for that match. However, after Bruce Buffer announced the result of the fight, Ross lashed out at Covington on his livestream.
Colby (Covington) is terrible. He should retire. I could beat his a**.
Adin Ross on his livestream
Ross criticized Covington for frequently trash-talking but not backing it up when faced with real-life situations. Now, coming to the present, although Nate Diaz condemned the streamer for his disrespectful comments, it’s unclear how Leon Edwards will respond to Ross’s arbitrary provocations.
