Deen the Great on Getting Slapped by Powerlifter Larry Wheels for Flirting with His Wife (Part 4)
February 28, 2026
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In a wild recent encounter, Deen the Great found himself on the receiving end of a slap from well-known powerlifter Larry Wheels after allegedly flirting with Larry’s wife. The incident happened on February 16th during a double date that included MMA legend Rampage Jackson. Deen revealed that he was drinking tequila and vodka and was jokingly complimenting Larry’s wife, who seemed to entertain the attention. Despite Rampage’s efforts to calm the situation, Deen went in for a hug, which Larry clearly did not approve of, resulting in a forceful slap. Deen described Larry as an immense figure, saying he’s “three times” his size and all muscle. Though pushed back, Deen stayed on his feet and acknowledged the slap “put some sense” back into him. Afterward, Rampage helped him recover from the embarrassment. Deen candidly admitted dealing with the aftermath, joking about needing a bazooka to handle someone of Larry’s stature.
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