Drake Wants to Box Kick CEO at Walmart

It seems Drake is ready to take his beef with Kick and Stake co-founders Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani to a whole new level – literally! While previously partnered with the platforms, Drake has recently been quite vocal in his criticism of their leadership. Now, he’s taken it a step further, expressing a desire to settle the score in a boxing match, even suggesting a rather unconventional venue: a Walmart.

A Proposed Showdown at Walmart

During a recent “Brand Risk” event hosted by streamer Adin Ross, it was revealed that Drake is willing to fight for free on the platform. His proposed opponent? Kick CEO Ed Craven. Ross even suggested that he could take on Kick co-founder Bijan Tehrani himself. “Eddie and Bijan, it would be a great event,” Ross remarked, adding, “Let’s do it, let’s give the fans what they want.”

Drake then joined the conversation via a call with Ross, making his intentions crystal clear. “I’ll fight these guys at a Walmart, brother, let me know,” he stated, adding a unique twist to the potential boxing match. Whether this unusual proposition will actually materialize remains to be seen, but Drake’s eagerness to confront Craven and Tehrani is evident.

The Roots of the Feud

Drake’s issues with Kick seem to stem from several points of contention. One major grievance is the alleged inability to share affiliate links for other platforms while streaming on Kick. Although his Kick streams garnered significant attention, Drake has numerous other media ventures and partnerships. He reportedly called Ed Craven a “snake” in comments on a recent stream, accusing Craven and Bijan Tehrani of disrespecting his OVO brand and seeking conflict with his team.

Furthermore, Drake recently responded to a controversy involving a French streamer who passed away during a live session after enduring persistent harassment. This situation has added another layer of complexity to Drake’s relationship with Kick, casting a shadow over their partnership. It appears the once-strong alliance is now on shaky ground.