I Was a WWE Wrestler. Here's How I Got & Used Roids

I was a WWE wrestler from 2001-2005 and during that time I got on the juice. In this video, I explain how I was introduced to them if I was forced or pressured into doing it, and how exactly I used them.

[MartyMarr]

Maven has the content we didn’t know we wanted. He’s just transparent there are several current and former wrestlers that would NEVER admit to this

[chrisparker]

Accountability 100%. I have a lot of respect for this man.

[terrence]

I’ve gained tons of respect for this guy. So many wrestlers out there that would never admit this

[OfentseMwaseFilms]

Enjoying the content so much that I now want you back in the ring lol

[SSJFutureGohan]

You don’t hear many people say “that’s the hand I dealt myself, I accept the repercussions of my actions” nowadays. Good on you, much respect.

[AlphaSilent]

Man, you've got balls to talk this freely about this subject. Kudos.

[WorldsWorstBoy]

Bro, you're an open book, and it's refreshing!

[TJKerrell]

I think we found the world’s most genuine person. I have never seen anyone be so kind yet brutally honest about every aspect of their life and career as Maven. From coworkers to bosses, pay stubs to doctor visits, Maven has laid it ALL on the table and I don’t think us as the audience can be thankful enough for it. Bro is a real one for sure.

[jackeagleeye]

A lot of wrestlers have podcasts or do youtube, but Maven's stuff is a lot more fun to watch. Entertaining, hits the questions fans actually are curious about, but doesn't take a huge amount of time to get to the meat and potatoes either. Plus the guy has charisma that is great for youtube.

[PurpleStormProductions]

Maven educating about steroids is really eye opening, especially considering his physique was plausible, it wasn’t too extreme after steroids. Everyone should know it’s common in wrestling, but now I really want to know how really common it is.

[neonskyrain]

I'm not a Maven fan back in the day but now I see him in a new light. His contents are eye opening and entertaining as well. You will have an undestanding what these wrestlers are going through during their careers. Kudos to you Maven and more power.

[Corvy]

Cool to see an ex wrestler just be so real, honest and really just humble. He’s not shitting on the business on any ex coworkers on the current product he’s just telling his stories while being super grateful and respectful. Maven seems like a pretty stand up dude

[andrewhernandez]

Maven's humility is awesome man. No one else is putting out content like him, it's refreshing and i'm stoked for him.

[jmoclsn]

Not gna lie. Stumbled by his channel by accident and now I’m obsessed with his videos. I’m glad he is doing well for himself A+++ content. I did wonder where he left from wwe

[IowaPorkChop]

I love this channel. Maven is out here putting out some good content. Whether it’s enlightening talking about old times in the ring or the harsh realities of pro wrestling, his content is fantastic.

[Juliussmoothie]

I’m 29 years old and this is probably the most honest and informal video on the subject of PED’s I’ve ever seen since I’ve been on the internet. Props man thanks

[kickouttv]

Maven and his team are KILLING it on youtube right now. 🔥

[joshholden]

Maven this content is amazing I am 42 years old and I remember watching u put on the muscle from seeing u on t.v. and never once thought it was out of control. Or any kind of issue thanks for being so transparent with everyone.

[Dean-SLC]

Now this is the stuff I appreciate, the honesty about round use, celebritys and wrestlers should take note. It's not as taboo as it used to be. Love this vid Maven.

[FUG]

I like how he’s addressing this without throwing the boys under the bus. He’s telling his story without needing to mention names. 💯👏🏼