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My Apology Video To The MMA community 
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Crazy Kev addresses a false rumor circulating online about a fight between Ilia Topuria and Salahdine Parnasse. He says he did not create the rumor, which he attributes to a TikTok account, but acknowledges that his own past mistakes may have helped normalize careless fight reporting.
Kev describes becoming overconfident and trusting unreliable sources when he first started breaking news. He says those experiences taught him to verify information more carefully and that he is now confident in the legitimacy of stories before posting them. He regrets that his earlier errors led some people to associate his work mainly with fake news, while also saying the experience helped him improve.
Kev criticizes accounts that publish unverified fight rumors to gain views and followers, arguing that fans and platforms reward misinformation. He says he wants to report genuine UFC news regardless of a fight’s prominence, partly to give fighters and lesser-known bouts more exposure. He also argues that well-known streamers and personalities could help promote fights to broader audiences, rather than leaving that work solely to traditional MMA reporters.
Although Kev takes responsibility for the influence his past work may have had, his comments also include strong criticism of other rumor-spreaders and an extended defense of his own reporting approach. He closes by condemning people who knowingly post fake news.
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- Presenter: Crazy Kev (KrazyKev)
- Other people mentioned, not contributors: Jake Noecker, James Lynch, Nolan King, Nina Drama, Adin Ross, Dana White, and Cody Durden.
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