“This might be the only time I wish something was AI.”

The web is pointing to the variety of YouTubers who finally turn into wrestlers, as former Try Guy Ned Fulmer’s newest pivot has been revealed.

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Is Ned Fulmer turning into a wrestler?

Fulmer disappeared from the web after his dishonest scandal with a Try Guys producer, returning just lately to debut his podcast, Rock Bottom. In the inaugural episode, he mentioned his return to social media and the influence of his affair along with his ex-wife, Ariel.

However, wrestling followers have been shocked once they caught a glimpse of his subsequent pivot.

In a video with over 1.2 million views, a shirtless Fulmer danced mockingly within the All Elite Wrestling (AEW) ring.

@seagullse Dude can not go a day with out being in entrance of a digicam. The pivot is loopy. #nedfulmer #tryguys #aew #wrestling #nedfulmerscandal ♬ 1oneam the place you at lullaby – ligington

The caption reads, “Dude cannot go a day without being in front of a camera. The pivot is crazy.”

Another AEW fan sits within the stands with their mouth ajar as Fulmer hypes himself up earlier than coming into the ring.

@vodkabutt insane place to see “Nasty Ned” in individual intel you that a lot #tryguys #aew #collision #fyp ♬ unique sound – Christa

“I can’t get over this weird side quest,” a 3rd TikToker remarks in a video. She factors out his apt wrestling title, “Nasty Ned.”

“Still unsure of the target demographic he’s trying to appeal to,” she says. “If it’s men and people who don’t believe in cancel culture, I guess you’ve done it.”

@soulsofsunshine ned fulmer go away my algorithm alone problem #nedfulmer #rockbottom ♬ unique sound – ash🧚‍♀️

The caption reads, “Ned Fulmer leave my algorithm alone challenge.”

What does the web consider his pivot?

In the feedback of the TikToks, viewers counsel that Fulmer is simply the newest “problematic” YouTuber to enter the ring. For instance, Jake Paul turned to skilled boxing, and Logan Paul entered the WWE after a string of cancellations.

“The problematic YouTuber-to-wrestler pipeline needs to be studied,” one remarks.

“Remember when everyone hated Logan Paul and he saved his career by leaning into it, going heel in the WWE? I bet Ned took the same advice,” one other says.

“Does he think he’s going to pull a Logan Paul situation here???” a 3rd asks.

Others joke concerning the absurdity of the pivot to wrestling.

“This might be the only time I wish something were AI,” a commenter says.

“Oh, I just know Ariel is having the best time right now,” one other writes.

“Sooo, the podcast isn’t doing great?” a 3rd wonders.

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