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First and foremost, let me stress what a lunatic I think this guy is. From body-shaming obese people to jumping that poor man last year at the gym, to now beating up his fianc\u00e9e and holding her against her will, you\u2019re left asking yourself \u201cwhen does it end?\u201d Isn\u2019t Florida supposed to be tough on crime? How many chances is this guy going to get? He\u2019s clearly violent and has practically no regard for others. Now, there are two judges in two separate criminal cases who will decide Watson\u2019s fate. At this rate, Wes is just going to get worse. The idea that any attention is good attention \u2013 this isn\u2019t it. There is such a thing as bad press and Wes is most definitely losing money the bigger this story gets. Nonetheless, I\u2019m sure he\u2019s still getting some money coming in. At this point, I think it\u2019s safe to say that he probably has a small, but loyal core fanbase that\u2019s going to fund his lunacy indefinitely. No judgment on them, but most fans are walking away. The more they find out, the less hardcore they think he is. What\u2019s hardcore about allegedly jumping a man in a 5 vs 1 fight? What\u2019s hardcore about a man allegedly beating a woman and holding her against her will until the bruises on her face heal up? Who would look up to that? But aside from losing followers and Benjamins, there\u2019s a BIGGER issue here. How many more people must be victimized before the WHEELS OF JUSTICE start turning in the Sunshine State?<\/p>\n
I have a problem with the way that this guy markets himself. I think that\u2019s part of the reason why I have done video commentaries and written articles about this. The reality of the matter is that anytime somebody tries to hold themselves out as a role model and they in fact are anything but \u2013 it\u2019s going to create backlash. I think that Wes is the kind of person that maybe came from a good home but maybe doesn\u2019t understand the damage he\u2019s doing to society by playing this role model of sorts. At the end of the day, he is an ex-con, an ex-gang member, and somebody who does not have a problem with fighting people the way they fought that poor man and Elev8ion Fitness last year in Miami. Where initially it seemed to be a one-on-one but ended up being a five-on-one. What the hell is honorable about that? What is hardcore about that? I don\u2019t understand why even after all that happened many men continue to pay for these ridiculous programs where the guy that\u2019s teaching you how to be a man is probably the worst example of it. And now he gets arrested again? It\u2019s not enough that he\u2019s charged with felonies in Miami and that he\u2019s being sued in civil court, but he gets arrested again. This shows a clear disregard for the law. He doesn\u2019t care about it, he may not even think it applies to him. I mean haven\u2019t you guys seen the depositions? He\u2019s lashing out at officers of the Court while the thing is being recorded. I mean this is insane. But now another arrest? What did he do now? Or I should say, what is he accused of doing now?<\/em><\/p>\n Well now he is accused of beating up his fianc\u00e9e, committing a robbery without a firearm, and holding her against her will. The reason he held her against her will was so that the bruises he allegedly put on her face would heal because he didn\u2019t want anyone to know what had happened. The fact that there was a forcible taking of the ring and what amounted to kidnapping is outrageous. What also speaks volumes is the fact that this guy may have funded his wife\u2019s cosmetic surgery and that because of that thinks that he owns that part of her body. Or that he owns her! I mean this whole situation allegedly happened because of his jealousy, his sense of insecurity, and the fact that he attacked his fianc\u00e9e and then essentially kidnapped her. This is outrageous and nonetheless the judge in that case gave him a bond.\u00a0What adds a further twist to the story is that the judge in his other case revoked his bond. So, who knows if Wes paid the bond in the second case and remains incarcerated because of the bond in the first case. This is what happens when you have multiple open cases for dangerous felonies on your record. And what\u2019s crazy is that I bet you in a day or two he figures out a way to get out with his high-powered lawyers. But what message does that send to society?<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n