Clavicular recent appeared for an interview at a boxing event in Orlando, where he made it clear that stepping into the ring himself is not on his agenda, despite persistent pushes from Adin Ross.
Clavicular had been in the corner of Monarch for the card’s opening match. When asked what the experience was like, he downplayed his role.
“Well, I mean, you know, I was just up there to show support and then I was just casually spectating, so nothing too out of the ordinary.”
He admitted he wasn’t offering technical advice during the match either.
“No, I don’t really know too much about boxing myself. Just kind of, you know, some regular words of encouragement, but besides that, not really.”
The conversation turned to Adin Ross, who has reportedly been vocal about wanting Clavicular to compete. Beck relayed that Ross had said he’s “always telling Clav he should fi ght.” Clavicular confirmed the offer is real but explained why it isn’t happening.
“Yeah, he asked me to do it. You know, I’ve had a number of facial reconstruction surgeries, so I can’t obviously commit to that, but I probably wouldn’t do it anyway.”
Given that his public image is built around his appearance and his history of cosmetic procedures, Beck asked directly whether he’d ever consider getting in the ring.
“Well, the one thing I’ll say is, you know, anytime you have anything to do with these fig ht promotions, you definitely want to be the person who owns it, not the person who’s figh ting, you know. So, definitely wouldn’t want to get in the ring.”
He also ruled out a future on the business side of the sport for now.
“No plans on boxing specifically.”
With his facial reconstruction history and clear preference for staying on the business side of the sport, it looks like Clavicular will remain a regular presence at influencer boxing events, just not as a boxer.
