King Mo: I call everybody a b—- on Twitter
Former Strikeforce Light Heavyweight Champion King Mo Muhammad Lawal recently apeared on Just Scrap Radio Episode 5. Q: How are…
Former Strikeforce Light Heavyweight Champion King Mo Muhammad Lawal recently apeared on Just Scrap Radio Episode 5.
Q: How are your feelings now on not only the Nevada State Athletic Commission itself but Zuffa after letting you go after speaking your mind?
KM: “I went there I failed a drug test for supplements I purchased over the counter. I went there took it as a man – did it. Why you so offended? I spoke my mind, Twitter, Facebook – it’s there for us and I feel like they were trying to twist my words. Granted I shouldn’t have called her a bitch but I call everybody a bitch in twitter. This aint the 80s where bitch was just meant for women, this is the 2000s now people say bitch for men, women, transgender, whatever you want to be – you can be a bitch. They tried to twist my words like this is some 1980s NWA rap song – like, I called her a bitch and a hoe and try to make it seem like that’s what I meant. That’s not what I meant and they fired me on the spot and released me.
“It is what it is. Dana flew me out there. We talked….
Q: Do you feel vindicated now with this huge deal? Spike TV is talking about making you the face of Spike Sports and their first mega superstar you got to feel a lot of love from that.
KM: I feel a lot of love. People don’t know this but I have boxing cards and I’m a big boxing fan. My goal was to win the NABL title because that was one of the 1st titles I saw defended on USA Tuesday night fights. Now I got pro wrestling I love pro wrestling grew up watching NWA and then MMA grew up watching Jens and BJ.
“MMA culture, people forget the guys that brought us to the forefront. It’s all about now, now, now. In Boxing, people can remember your high times. In MMA, people are so negative. People remember the bad just remember the bad – I don’t like that.