Social media influencer SteveWillDoIt has unleashed a public response to former UFC fighter Brendan Schaub after Schaub allegedly made claims about the YouTuber’s gambling debts and suggested improper behavior.
The controversy stems from comments Schaub reportedly made on a podcast, where he implied that SteveWillDoIt’s gambling obligations might have motivated questionable actions.
According to the influencer’s rant in a recent video, Schaub stated: “Steve has gambling debt and sometimes when you have gambling debt you do bad things.”
SteveWillDoIt vehemently rejected these accusations in a lengthy video response, defending both his financial standing and his character. “Brandon Schaub, I can owe Red Rock Casino $1.6 million and I owe them $302 million at all times. And it’s not a problem because, bro, something you’re not good at is relationships,” he said, emphasizing his ability to maintain business connections.
The social media personality expressed particular frustration that his charitable actions toward a UFC participant had been twisted into a negative narrative. “I do something good for UFC… and you don’t know the facts and then you turn this into I’m a bad person and need money,” he said.
SteveWillDoIt, who claims to earn seven figures monthly, dismissed Schaub’s credibility and refused to engage in any physical confrontation. “Because I have no respect for you… I got a schedule, dog. Like, it’s a lot on that schedule. Makes up lies and talks about other people. It’s not in the schedule,” he explained.
The influencer called out what he perceived as Schaub’s arrogance, saying: “You just think you’re cool, can say whatever you want. You’re cool because I can do jujitsu. It’s like, dude, I just hate that, man.”
SteveWillDoIt had previously called out Brandon Schaub, which prompted Schaub to respond to him during a podcast episode.
In this recent rant, SteveWillDoIt demanded an apology and compensation for what he characterized as defamatory statements, promising to continue addressing the issue publicly until Schaub makes amends. “Until you apologize and make a video and buy me something very nice, I’m going to keep going,” he stated.
