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Time of India
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Myth announces exit from Creator Clash 3 amid ongoing drama in the event
(Image via X/@Awk20000) Twitch star Myth just shocked fans by announcing his exit from Creator Clash 3, the influencer-boxing event that's been drowning in controversy. With multiple creators backing out and the original organizers stepping down, the charity-centered fight night is going through a full-on identity crisis. So why did Myth call it quits? Let's break it down. Myth Confirms Exit on Stream Myth, whose real name is Ali Kabbani, confirmed his withdrawal during a live stream earlier this month. When a fan casually asked about his training, Myth didn't hold back. 'I will no longer be participating in Creator Clash,' he announced, abruptly ending speculation and dropping the news without much ceremony. Myth was initially set to face Kevin Lerdwichagul, also known as Kevin from The Warp Zone, in what would have been his second Creator Clash fight. He previously fought and won against Hundar in Creator Clash 2 via TKO, making his absence this year even more surprising to fans. Another One Bows Out Myth isn't the only big name walking away. Other well-known creators like Harley Morenstein and LA Beast have also stepped away from Creator Clash 3. But the biggest shock came when iDubbbz, the original face of the event, and his partner Anisa Jomha exited completely, relinquishing all management and operational roles. This massive creator exodus has left fans questioning what's really going on behind the scenes. Creator Clash's Rocky Road It's been a wild ride for the Creator Clash series. While the first event was a massive success, raising over $1.3 million for charities like the American Heart Association, things took a nosedive with Creator Clash 2. Piracy concerns and financial setbacks dented the reputation and stability of the brand. With so many creators jumping ship and new management at the helm, it's unclear what direction the third installment will take, or who will even show up. The buzz around Creator Clash 3 only intensified when iDubbbz released a controversial 'content cop' video in March 2025, targeting Ethan Klein, igniting public drama with H3H3 Productions. New Date, New Management… New Problems? Originally scheduled for June 28, the same day Jake Paul was set to fight Chavez Jr., Creator Clash 3 has now been pushed to October 25 at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles. With iDubbbz and Anisa out of the picture, new management is attempting to restructure the event, promising updates on fighter lineups and format in the coming months. Still, the wave of dropouts and silence from many involved has cast doubt on whether the event can recover its original momentum or rebuild the community support it once enjoyed. What's Next for Creator Clash 3? While the event is still officially moving forward, the lineup is clearly in flux. Organizers promise to reveal more about the new fight card in the coming months, but fan expectations are tempered. With major names like Myth and iDubbbz out, and controversies stacking up, Creator Clash 3 faces an uphill battle not just in the ring, but in regaining fan trust. Game On Season 1 kicks off with Sakshi Malik's inspiring story. Watch Episode 1 here
Al Bawaba
16-04-2025
- Health
- Al Bawaba
Man diagnosed with 'Ligma' in Washington
Published April 16th, 2025 - 09:32 GMT ALBAWABA - A man recently took the internet by storm after being diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder in Washington. Claiming to be the only one who was allegedly diagnosed with the rare disorder, he decided to name the disease "Ligma," which is a fake disorder that went viral on social media years back. Ligma, the fake disease which made internet meme history, first rose to fame in 2018 when it was jokingly rumored that it killed famous streamer, Richard Tyler Blevins (best known as Ninja). The meme, which is used to hide a rather crude word, is still being used by internet users to this day, despite being seven years old. 'Ligma' could potentially become a real medical condition The National Institute of Health asked a man with a rare genetic condition to name it, and he's currently considering 'Ligma' — Dexerto (@Dexerto) April 15, 2025 "Typo," the individual who suffers from the rare disorder, went on H3H3 Productions as a special guest and revealed that the National Health Institute in Washington allegedly gave him the honor of naming the disease, until they determine its scientific name. It seems "Typo" has been unfortunately sick his whole life and was only diagnosed at a hospital after falling very ill five years ago. While his condition was first ruled out to be stage four cancer, after a series of medical tests, doctors found out that "Typo" is aging differently due to suffering from an issue in the telomeres. Telomeres are structures made from DNA sequences that "cap and protect the end of a chromosome like the end of a shoelace," according to The Jackson Laboratory. Doctors are still debating whether to name the rare disorder "Ligma," but it won't be officially named to anything until after a series of tests are made further to assess the disease. © 2000 - 2025 Al Bawaba (
