Deen The Great on Calling Boxer Amado Vargas’s Mom a Fat B**** Before Losing to Him (Part 3)
February 27, 2026
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YouTuber-turned-boxer Deen The Great recently discussed the intense pre-fight trash talk leading up to his controversial loss to Amado Vargas in Dubai. Deen revealed that tensions escalated after Vargas’s mother allegedly insulted his own mother, prompting Deen to fire back with a harsh comment calling her a “fat b****.” He explained that his remarks were part of the typical pre-fight banter and not rooted in racism, noting he would have tailored insults differently depending on her background.
The fight itself was fraught with controversy. Deen criticized the referee for allowing excessive behind-the-head shots from Vargas, which he felt should have led to a disqualification. Despite the loss, Deen remains unapologetic and focused on his future in boxing, including a potential matchup with superstar Shakur Stevenson. The fiery exchange exemplifies the emotional intensity beneath the glitz of pro boxing’s crossover into YouTube stardom.
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