A live Kick livestream featuring powerlifter Larry Wheels, UFC legend Rampage Jackson, and streamer DeenTheGreat has gone viral after a tense moment escalated into a physical altercation.
The incident occurred on February 16 during a stream titled “Double Date w/ Rampage Jackson.” What began as a casual outing quickly turned uncomfortable after viewers noticed repeated comments directed toward Wheels’ wife, Sheyla.
What Happened On Stream?
Clips circulating across X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and TikTok show DeenTheGreat repeatedly attempting to interact closely with Sheyla, including asking for hugs despite visible tension.
At one point, Rampage Jackson can be heard stepping in and warning the streamer:
“Don’t disrespect the king like that. She’s married.”
Despite the warning, the exchange continued. Moments later, Larry Wheels slapped DeenTheGreat during the live broadcast.
The impact briefly pushed the streamer out of frame, and the atmosphere immediately shifted.
Was There Another Altercation?
Later that same night, additional footage surfaced from what appeared to be a gathering hosted by Rampage Jackson. In those clips, DeenTheGreat was seen arguing with former UFC fighter Tiki Ghosn.
A second brief confrontation reportedly occurred, further intensifying the online discussion.
As of now, no official statements or legal actions have been confirmed by any party involved.
Why Is “Larry Wheels Slaps DeenTheGreat” Trending?
Search interest for “larry wheels slaps deen” and related keywords has surged globally, with multiple variations hitting breakout status on Google Trends.
Several factors are driving the virality:
- ⚡ Live stream format (raw, unedited moment)
- 🥊 Well-known combat sports personalities
- 🎥 Multiple camera angles circulating
- 💬 Strongly divided audience reaction
Some viewers believe Wheels was defending personal boundaries. Others argue that physical escalation should never occur on a livestream platform.
The clips have already generated millions of combined views across social media platforms.
The Bigger Picture
Live-stream culture continues to blur the line between online entertainment and real-life confrontation.
Incidents like this raise broader questions about:
- Boundaries during collaborative livestreams
- Influence of alcohol during broadcasts
- How quickly viral moments escalate beyond the screen
For now, the footage continues to circulate, with audiences dissecting every second of the exchange.
What Do You Think?
Was Larry Wheels justified in confronting the streamer, or did the situation escalate too far?
Share your thoughts in the comments below.
