BJ Penn is, once again, on a roll with his… Dubious social media posts.
This time, he is claiming that the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) is the reason why Max Holloway got knocked out against Illia Topuria at UFC 308.
Specifically, Penn has suggested that a certain “secret society ” is the reason why Holloway and some other fighters lost their matches.
As well as that Topuria is next.
Here is what he had to say in the caption:
Anybody can say oh BJ that’s crazy.
That’s a crazy idea, we gotta start preparing for them no matter how crazy it is bottom line.There are our best friends they are our wives. Our girlfriends are in-laws. All of these different people.
There is a secret society and I talk about it all the time so it’s nothing new over here on this page but it’s happened all of the guaranteed true from me to Aldo to Max to everybody down the line to all the heavyweights, all of them, everybody in any sport in any undustry.They do it all the time and then and then they got their guys too.
They got their actors.
He then continued in the comment section:
When Ilia gets famous and up there, it’s his turn first of all they don’t wanna pay any money because of the billionaire thing.
Nobody is off-limits from these guys.Money is not the root of all evil.
The love of money is the root of evil.
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