Adin Ross doesn’t seem to want to do anything with Donald Trump as he explained why he was not going to attend the UFC Freedom 250 event this weekend.
Ross is one of the biggest streamers in the world, and had even invited Trump and endorsed the current president on his stream.
That was one of the most viewed streams ever, but it seems he is taking a step away from politics. Ross was shown videos and clips of the structure being setup at the White House lawn for the event this Sunday, and he seemed impressed with it all.
Calling the construction work “crazy,” he was also asked why he wasn’t going to the event. Ross suggested that it had to do with the politics of the event:
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“Honestly bro? The political s***, bro.”
Ross added that he could have gone but the recent political scene led him to make this decision:
“I promise you, I could have went. It’s just like politics, I really don’t f*** with politics like that no more.”
He went on to say:
“It’s political to go to the s***. It just is. Maybe you guys don’t look at it like that but people will. You know what I mean? I am just trying to get away from that.”
The streamer also spoke about his Brand Risk promotion and how he wanted to build it up, he also claimed to love the UFC:
“You guys are f***** smart. You guys know I love UFC, and you guys love UFC but let’s be real.”
When on viewer asked why he was caring now after endorsing Trump, Ross hinted that he didn’t want to be associated with the current president:
“If you looked at every president we have had in our lifetime, and I have done research and s***. Just do your research, bro, on your own, alright?… At the time, just going for the better candidate, right? Like whatever was presented to you. But, I want to get away from that s***.”
Check out Adin Ross’ statements on Freedom 250 below:
Adin Ross rejected $1 million offer for White House tickets
The UFC Freedom 250 show is invite only with tickets being given to a few streamers, fighters but mostly veterans and politicians.
A couple of months back, Adin Ross claimed to have received a giant offer for his tickets, but he decided not to give them away.
The streamer said:
“I already got an offer from somebody to buy my UFC tickets for the White House. A million dollars plus per ticket for me and my dad. I said I would never do that. I would never burn my relationship with Dana White for one.”
Ross also shared another reason for not selling his tickets away:
“For two, I would never ever do that. I would never ever sell. I would never do that…if I get to stream it, that’s my chat, but I would never do that. That’s the experience that takes away from my stream, that’s the experience that takes away from my dad, it’s my dad’s birthday…I would never do that.”
However, given his current statement, it seems unlikely he would be streaming any part of the show.
Edited by Saiyed Adeem Karim
