“Not Tarnished Bro That’s Just Cooked Up”- xQc Responds to KSI Stating His Side Amidst the Elbow Hit Controversy Against Joe Fournier

xQc has voiced his opinion about the massive KSI vs Joe Fournier drama, and no, he does not agree with the YouTuber turned boxer. 

The KSI vs Joe Fournier bout made instant headlines thanks to its hype. It was one of the main events of the Misfits tourney, featuring the YouTuber turned boxer going against a businessman. However, the fight had a strange turn of events from start to end, marking the arrival of a storm. Apparently, fans accused KSI of cheating while TKOing Fournier. 

However, JJ posted a tweet sharing his feelings, talking about how it wasn’t the case. Still, he received massive hate, with popular streamer xQc also tagging along.

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With KSI’s fight making headlines, all eyes were on him. However, it was only a matter of a few minutes before the fame turned into dust as fans accused him of cheating. Despite knocking out his opponent, the community felt he cheated, as using the elbow isn’t allowed in boxing. In fact, his opponent also voiced an opinion, referring to the video on the internet.

However, JJ had a differing opinion of it, claiming the punch to be a fair deal. He even posted a long tweet talking about the story, but somehow it turned against him. KSI’s Twitter post also caught the attention of IRL streamer xQc, who instantly reacted to it. Felix broke down the tweet into parts, stating that he simply cooked it up. So, according to him, KSI did cheat, and it was nowhere near a fair win.

xQc started off the bit by reading JJ’s post in a British accent only to realize his foolishness. Then, he came to the main part which read, “Unfortunately the victory, which was inevitable no matter what, is tarnished and I hate that. It sucks!” This instantly irked xQc as he said, “It’s not tarnished bro that’s just cooked up.” Felix then explained how the boxer was blaming strategy for making a mistake. 

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“You can discredit strategy or whatever because that’s cooked up,” he kept repeating. So, it was far clear that the Twitch streamer hadn’t liked what he had seen on May 13. That leads us to the question of whether you guys think it was a fair win.

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