Fortnite: The GOAT Game or Just Nostalgia? | Jarvis Khattri DSH #1301

Summary

Digital Social Hour Episode #1301: "Fortnite: The GOAT Game or Just Nostalgia?" with Jarvis Khattri

Host: Sean Kelly
Guest: Jarvis Khattri
Release Date: April 6, 2025

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1. Introduction to Jarvis Khattri’s Return

In this episode of Digital Social Hour, host Sean Kelly welcomes Jarvis Khattri, a prominent figure known for his influential presence in the Fortnite community and his subsequent ventures into professional boxing. The conversation kicks off with Jarvis sharing exciting news about his imminent return to Fortnite—a game he had been banned from six years prior.

Jarvis [00:31]: "Unbanned, yeah. Next month, actually in the next week or so, apparently. Wow. I'm gonna be coming back six years later. It's been a long time coming."

2. Jarvis’s Journey with Fortnite

Jarvis delves into his tumultuous history with Fortnite, recounting his experience of being banned for his controversial actions in the game. Initially disheartened, he pivoted to creating content around trolling Epic Games, maintaining his relevance within the community despite the ban.

Jarvis [00:40]: "After the first couple years, I gave up. I started just like trolling with Epic Games, you know, making content around it."

He expresses surprise and gratitude over his recent unbanning, highlighting the unexpected support he received.

Jarvis [00:59]: “Whoever’s up there helping me out, yo. Thank you.”

3. Evolution of Fortnite Over the Years

The discussion shifts to the significant transformations Fortnite has undergone since Jarvis’s ban. He observes the game’s rapid evolution, especially in building techniques and the integration of cultural elements like celebrity skins and trending dances. Jarvis notes the challenges of catching up with a community that has grown and matured over six years.

Jarvis [02:26]: "There’s just no game that’s been like Fortnite. I don’t know what game is going to be as big as Fortnite."

Unknown [02:50]: "I think part of it’s because they keep doing updates."

Jarvis acknowledges the difficulties of re-entering the game’s competitive landscape but remains optimistic about contributing meaningfully.

Jarvis [03:16]: "I might have to do the same when I come back, bro."

4. Transition from Gaming to Boxing

Beyond gaming, Jarvis discusses his significant career shift to professional boxing in 2021. Faced with the reality of his Fortnite ban and seeking new avenues for growth, he embraced boxing as a way to challenge himself and avoid future regrets.

Jarvis [06:00]: "I was like, I’m gonna step out of my comfort zone."

He relocated to Las Vegas, enlisted the expertise of coach Otis at the renowned Mayweather gym, and dedicated himself to rigorous training.

5. Highlights of Jarvis’s Boxing Career

Jarvis recounts his boxing journey, including near misses and notable victories. He shares a poignant moment where he narrowly missed qualifying for the World Cup due to technical issues, illustrating the unpredictability of competitive sports.

Jarvis [04:02]: "I nearly qualified for the World Cup. I was in first or second place... but I got dropped to like fifth on the leaderboard."

Despite setbacks, Jarvis maintained an impressive record of 4 wins and 1 loss, demonstrating his resilience and growth as a fighter.

Jarvis [07:24]: "I never really worked out before, like, properly. So, yeah, it was a whole switch."

6. Training and Sparring with Boxing Legends

A significant portion of the conversation centers on Jarvis’s training regimen and his experiences sparring with elite boxers, including Floyd Mayweather. These interactions have been instrumental in honing his skills and understanding the intricacies of high-level boxing.

Jarvis [17:19]: "I was like, oh, shit. Okay. I mean, I didn’t have any time to warm up."

He describes the intensity of these sparring sessions and the invaluable lessons learned from sparring with seasoned professionals.

Jarvis [16:31]: "He's a savage. And he's a really good striker, too."

7. Overcoming Challenges in Boxing

Jarvis openly discusses the mental and physical challenges he has faced in his boxing career. From dealing with fatigue during matches to overcoming a disappointing loss, he emphasizes the importance of mental fortitude in the ring.

Jarvis [11:39]: "I was in the shape of my life... but mentally, it was like a mental challenge I had in the ring."

He has since incorporated mental coaching into his training to enhance his performance and prevent past mistakes from recurring.

Jarvis [12:49]: "I have a book. I’ve got the full circle now."

8. Plans for Future Fights

Looking ahead, Jarvis is gearing up for an upcoming fight against Warren Spencer scheduled for June 14 in Miami, broadcasted on Misfits and DAZN. He expresses enthusiasm about making a significant impact in this bout and outlines his aspirations to challenge both influencer boxers and professional fighters in the future.

Jarvis [34:53]: "My next fight is going to be on Misfits and DAZN. June 14th is the day in Miami, so stay tuned."

He envisions expanding his boxing career by seeking out high-profile matches that will further establish his reputation in the sport.

9. Streaming Career and Challenges

Parallel to his boxing endeavors, Jarvis addresses the hurdles he has encountered in his streaming career. He details his permanent ban from Twitch due to copyright violations related to playing Juice WRLD’s music during streams.

Jarvis [30:57]: “I was playing Juice WRLD and you’re...”

Despite attempts to appeal the ban, Jarvis highlights the challenges of reinstatement and the restrictive policies that impact content creators.

10. Perspectives on the Streaming Industry

Jarvis offers insights into the current streaming landscape, commenting on top streamers like Speed and Kai. He appreciates Speed’s innovative and standalone streaming style, which allows him to attract millions of viewers without relying on co-hosts.

Jarvis [32:15]: "He can pull like a million viewers."

He also reflects on the intense demands of hosting events like subathons and the psychological toll it can take, drawing parallels with other influencers’ experiences.

11. Conclusion: Dual Focus on Boxing and Fortnite Revival

As the episode wraps up, Jarvis emphasizes his commitment to balancing his dual passions—reviving his presence in Fortnite and excelling in his boxing career. He encourages listeners to follow his journey through his social media channels and tune in to his upcoming fight.

Jarvis [34:53]: "My next fight is going to be on Misfits and DAZN. June 14th is the day in Miami, so stay tuned. Big KO is coming."

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Where to Follow Jarvis Khattri:

• Social Media: Search for @Jarvis on all major platforms.
• Upcoming Fight: June 14th in Miami on Misfits and DAZN.

This episode provides an in-depth look into Jarvis Khattri’s multifaceted career, exploring his resurgence in Fortnite, his ascent in the boxing world, and the challenges of maintaining a streaming presence. Jarvis’s candid reflections offer valuable insights into the intersections of gaming, sports, and digital content creation.

Transcript

[Jarvis]

I'm like three, four pounds off my weight. So really all I have to do is fast for like 12 hours.

[Unknown]

Wow. And. And you'll lose £3 in 12 hours.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, easily.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

So right now I've started my meal plan a little bit.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

But slowly. Just cutting off weight, cutting off fat, but still maintaining muscle. That's the most important thing.

[Unknown]

All right, guys, got Jarvis here today. Unbanned on Fortnite, brother.

[Jarvis]

Unbanned, yeah. Next month, actually in the next week or so, apparently. Wow. I'm gonna be coming back six years later. It's been a long time coming.

[Unknown]

Did you ever see that day?

[Jarvis]

Honestly, you know, after the first couple years, I gave up. I started just like trolling with Epic games, you know, making content around it. Of course, it was still massive thing, but yeah, I could have never expected this to happen.

[Unknown]

I wonder what changed in the time since it's happened that changed their decision.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, I don't know. It's weird because they've had a lot of different scenarios where similar people. Where people have done similar things as me and haven't got a serious bands. You know, mine was the worst of the worst and I did it in a public game. It wasn't even. There was no money on the line, nothing like that. So, yeah, whoever know, whoever is. Whoever's up there helping me out, yo. Thank you.

[Unknown]

Yeah, yeah. They've had cheaters and like games for money and they. Oh, yeah, Banned, right?

[Jarvis]

They get like a slap on the wrist, you know, something like that. It's crazy.

[Unknown]

I think it's because you got so many views, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, yeah. But anyway, you know, Epic games. Thank you.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Shout out to Epic, man. You're gonna be playing Build or Zero Build.

[Jarvis]

I'm gonna try play Build again. I feel like, you know, I still. Muscle memory.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

I'll be. I'll be behind. The kids are different, six years behind, so some of these kids are gonna, you know, they're gonna shit on me. But I'm gonna try. I'm gonna try to do my thing.

[Unknown]

The build techniques these days are just insane, dude.

[Jarvis]

It's crazy watching some of these guys from where they are to where I, you know, ended. Yeah, it's gonna be night and day, but I'm gonna try, you know, I want to try qualify for some. Some money tournaments if I can. I'm gonna try to get a good team going. It would just be cool to see if I could do that. Six years later.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Were you still playing any FPS games or did you just take A break from gaming.

[Jarvis]

I mean, like, I play games here and Rust, but not serious.

[Unknown]

Yeah, it's hard to be Fortnite, man. I'm not gonna lie.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. I mean, bro, when you really look back at it on those, you know, that. That time, it really was like, I'd say one of the greatest games of all time. Like, there's games I played before where they have, like, loads of nostalgia, like Black Ops, all of this. But there's just no game that's been like Fortnite. I don't know what game is going to be as big as format. I don't know if that's even possible.

[Unknown]

Yeah, I think part of it's because they keep doing updates.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

So when we were growing up, you couldn't update the game. There was nothing new. So you got bored after like a month.

[Jarvis]

Now you've got, like, celebrities. You got clicks that just got a skin in the game.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

You know, you have all these different dances and it's just crazy. They're keeping up with all the trends.

[Unknown]

Yeah, they're in touch with the culture for sure, dude. Yeah. I'm a normie. I have to play Zero Build, bro.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

I can't keep up with those sweats.

[Jarvis]

I mean, bro, honestly, I. I might have to do the same when I come back, bro.

[Unknown]

There's some filthy Zero Build players, though. Like, I clips, dude. Their aim is insane. Like, I don't know if you get.

[Jarvis]

Those clips on TikTok, but you're disheartening me. Each sentence, bro.

[Unknown]

What was your kill death ratio.

[Jarvis]

On Fortnite? Yeah, I think I. You can actually look at my stats.

[Unknown]

Oh, and Fortnite tracker, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, they have Fortnite tracker that's still there, but I think I had like a 5 KD.

[Unknown]

Jesus.

[Jarvis]

It was good. It was. You can see it was in like the top. Some of my statistics were in the top 0.1%.

[Unknown]

Jeez.

[Jarvis]

I'm still up there, which is crazy.

[Unknown]

You played before ranked came out, right?

[Jarvis]

I played there was ranked. Like, it was called champions.

[Unknown]

Okay.

[Jarvis]

So I was like a. It was a little different. I just started to introduce that.

[Unknown]

Did you ever qualify for the big tournaments?

[Jarvis]

What's crazy is I nearly qualified for the World Cup. I was. I actually have a couple videos I post about this, but I was in first place. I was in first or second place in the leaderboard to qualify.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

And I had like 10 minutes left to get into my last game. All I had to do was get into the game and, you know, I could Farm camp till last. Get some placement points.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

And it took me that whole 10 minutes. I was waiting to get in a game. Couldn't get in a game. 10 minute, 10 minute timer was done. I wasn't able to play my last game and I got dropped to like fifth or fourth or fifth on the leaderboard. And I was in N A West, so it's only the top two people could qualify.

[Unknown]

No way.

[Jarvis]

I got finessed out of $50,000, which is crazy. Damn. That's nuts. Happens.

[Unknown]

Was that the one tfue one? Was it that one?

[Jarvis]

No, that was the one. Booger one.

[Unknown]

Oh, booger though. You're after it. Yeah. Tfue was goaded, bro.

[Jarvis]

I used to watch you back when Fortnite was. You know, it wasn't too advanced, like the. Like the building wasn't as vast. It was more aim based. He was, you know, the best.

[Unknown]

Insane.

[Jarvis]

Insane.

[Unknown]

The hunting rifle.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, bro. Head shot like him versus Ninja. That was like the.

[Unknown]

That was the.

[Jarvis]

You want to see?

[Unknown]

Yeah. Ninja's still playing, though. Shout out to bro.

[Jarvis]

He's still doing good. You know, he's bigger than ever. You know, he's got this massive meme, guys.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

Crazy.

[Unknown]

And he's playing Marvel Rivals now. Have you played that one?

[Jarvis]

No.

[Unknown]

You haven't played that?

[Jarvis]

No. It's like Overwatch.

[Unknown]

Yeah. It's not really my style. I get so bored, dude. My attention span is.

[Jarvis]

That's what I'm saying. Like Overwatch. I could play for a couple games, two, three games.

[Unknown]

And I'm like, what's the point?

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

You know, transition into boxing, though. When. When did that happen?

[Jarvis]

That kind of happened in 2021. I was. I was still doing YouTube. This was when I was banned from Fortnite. I had been posting real life videos. You know, stuff was done really well.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

And Austin McBroom came to me and Frazier and my manager and was like, yo, we have this big influencer fight. You know, the first one since KSI versus Logan Paul. You know, Covert had happened. There was no influencer fights. And he kind of told me the names are on it. Like Bryce Hall, Austin McBroom. You got DDG person. I was fighting Michael Lee, Vinny Hack, you know, all of the biggest influences at the time. And I was like, if I don't do this, I'm going to look back on this in like 20, 30 years time and be like, I'm gonna regret it so much. Something I'd never done before. So I was like, it gonna step out my comfort zone. I moved to Vegas. I found my coach, Otis, who I still work with today at the Mayweather gym. And like those three months I was training, I had literally trained from the ground up, got in the ring and knocked this guy out. And that feeling, like, it's. It's a crazy feeling. Like anyone that has ever fought before or been in a ring, you know, amateur fight, professional, whatever you want to do, it's like a face unmatched feeling.

[Unknown]

Yeah. But, yeah, I remember that fight, man. I think it was like the knockout of the night, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was like a crazy clip, went everywhere, and that kind of really was like a domino effect and just made me keep training.

[Unknown]

And that's a big change in lifestyle. Because you were a PC gaming nerd.

[Jarvis]

I mean, bro, I was like a tiny, little scrawny Fortnite kid.

[Unknown]

Yeah, yeah.

[Jarvis]

And I never really worked out before, like, properly. So, yeah, it was a whole switch.

[Unknown]

Yeah. I think everyone doubted you, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, for sure. They all thought Michael Lee could do it, but I had no doubts in myself.

[Unknown]

I love it. And you kept going from there.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

Kept winning, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Unknown]

What's your record?

[Jarvis]

Only I've only lost one time, so I'm 4 and 1.

[Unknown]

Nice.

[Jarvis]

The loss, though, was to get.

[Unknown]

He's like undefeated or.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, he's like a. He's like one of the best influencer boxers currently. I would say, though, you know, if I was to fight him the way I train now, like, I learned a lot in that fight against him. I had never done any kind of strength and conditioning, and I really noticed it in that fight. My body kind of shut down after the second round. Like the first two rounds in the give fight, I was doing really well, and then my body shut down. I couldn't throw any punches, and you just outworked me.

[Unknown]

You were gassed.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. But now, like, if we got back in there now, he's obviously had time to improve, but so have I, and I think I can. Damn.

[Unknown]

You heard. You heard it here again.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, I mean, I'm coming. I want that rematch for sure.

[Unknown]

Does he have the title right now?

[Jarvis]

He has the title for 165, so he's like 10 pounds heavy.

[Unknown]

Oh, okay. Is that what you fought at?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, with him. But now I'm like 155. That's. I think that's my prime weight. Yeah, but for Gib, I'd. I'd go up for sure.

[Unknown]

Okay. It's harder to go up than down, right?

[Jarvis]

I mean, if I had to go down Anymore. I mean, I could do it technically. I'm probably like a 1:40,135 fighter if I really wanted to be. But that's just.

[Unknown]

You're weaker, right? Your punches are way weaker.

[Jarvis]

I would just feel fatigued. But then being heavier, you're slower. So it's just kind of which way you want to go.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Any upcoming fights you're excited about in boxing or ufc?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, I mean, my own fight.

[Unknown]

Yeah, you got one coming up, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, I'm fighting in June against this guy called Warren Spencer. He fought on my card. He beat his opponent. So it's a good matchup. Just another person to walk through really. You know, I got big plans with my, my boxing. I've been talking a lot to mams and you know, misfits about what's next for me. So my last fight I fought this guy called Ben Williams. One of my worst.

[Unknown]

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[Jarvis]

That's great, except that was Aries tech performances, I would say in the ring and that kind of. That sucks more than losing. You know, I would rather lose and lose well than win and you know, have a bad performance. So that kind of really made me lock in even more for this next fight. Like I've turned my, you know, I've turned my training up even higher than it. It was before. So this next fight I really gotta make a statement and I'm gonna try and knock this guy out for sure. Let's go just piece him up. You know, like my last fight, I just. So many things I wish I could have done in there. So, you know, this next, this next one, I'm gonna, gonna show that. Yeah, some exciting stuff.

[Unknown]

Do you think it was a bad fight because of your mental performance or was it physical or was it both?

[Jarvis]

It was, I mean, Physically, I was in the shape of my life, and I had been sparring the best ever, but mentally, it was. It was like a mental challenge I had in the ring. When you get in there, sometimes there'll be some fights where I get in there. I can remember what I'm doing, but sometimes you just get hit and everything goes out the window.

[Unknown]

Start reacting.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, you forget everything. Luckily, I was in such good shape that it didn't matter. So I could just, you know, take the punches and keep going forward, but that's just not how I want to win. I don't want to just take punches, you know, that's not good for me physically meant, you know, anything for my body at all. So, yeah, it's just frustrating because, you know, the sparring I'd done leading up to that fight, I was looking so good, and then in the fight, it just. It didn't happen. So I found. Got this new mental coach that I'm working with. I have, like, a book. I've kind of got the full circle now. I've got my nutrition list, I got my mental coach, my boxing coach, and my strength coach. So, you know, this next fight is going to be levels above than any other fight I've done before.

[Unknown]

Oh, yeah. What do you think about the KSI fight getting canceled? Did you see that?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, I heard he got sick, which is. I mean, I don't know how bad he got it. He got sick. Fighting with an illness sucks. I have done that before.

[Unknown]

Oh, yeah.

[Jarvis]

My Tom's an 80 fight. It's actually crazy because he was also extremely sick in that fight, too. Both of us did.

[Unknown]

Oh, really?

[Jarvis]

Both of us didn't want to back out. Of course we wanted to fight. But I remember traveling. I was traveling back to London that week, and I was just. I felt kind of weird. You know, I had, like, yellow green snot, so I knew it was like a sinus infection. And three days before the fight, I was in bed. I woke up at, like, 2, 3am My bed is drenched in sweat. Like, I'm. I'm, like, having cold shivers, and I'm tripping out. I'm like, I don't know if I can do this. Like, this is crazy. How am I gonna be fine for this fight? Just keep pushing through, just trying to get as much rest as possible. And then the fight comes. Still feeling like. But because of her, you know, I've got all this adrenaline is kind of numbing my whole body. So luckily, you know, it worked out in the end. He actually. I found out after the fight that he also had, like, a really bad sinus infection, probably worse than mine.

[Unknown]

Damn.

[Jarvis]

So that's the thing with boxing, you know? Like, you can train so hard and have a great camp, but in that last week, you know, anything can happen.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Especially if you overwork yourself. Right.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

It's easier to get sick. Plus flying. I get fucking sick every time I.

[Jarvis]

Fly, every single time. Like, I have to be so careful. And I have to wear a mask. I've got all these different, like, oils and stuff to protect me. Yeah. You know, I'm drinking tea all the time, so. Yes.

[Unknown]

Yeah. 100. I mean, I still feel like no matter how sick he was, he could be Dylan. Like, Dylan's not that good.

[Jarvis]

That's what I'm thinking. Like, he. Dylan fought Logan and he was terrible. He threw, like, three punches the whole fight. So I feel like KSI could do it still, but he's not. He's not me, so I love that. Everyone's their own.

[Unknown]

You think you could take Dylan?

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

Easily, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, that's my plan, too. Like, I wanna be all these influencer boxes in my weight class, you know, 155. I think I'm the best at that weight, without a doubt. I think anyone that fights me at that way, I will be. So couple more fights, I'll fight a couple of the top influencers in that kind of bracket, and then I kind of want to move on, try and do some, you know, Jake Paul type fights.

[Unknown]

What's he fight at? 180.

[Jarvis]

Not fighting Jake Paul, but fighting actual fighters.

[Unknown]

Oh, like actual boxers?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, yeah.

[Unknown]

Boxes.

[Jarvis]

Maybe some UFC guys. Just some, you know, big names.

[Unknown]

Yeah. I mean, you're sparring some of these guys right now, right? Yeah. So, yeah. You feel like you could keep up with them?

[Jarvis]

I mean, kind of. Yeah. No, they definitely pieced me up a bit. Like Kobe, I sparred in.

[Unknown]

I saw that video a couple weeks ago.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

And now that dude's a champ, though.

[Jarvis]

That'S like, he's a. He's a savage. And he's a really good striker, too. Like, he's a. He's a kind of a good fire in both overall wrestling and.

[Unknown]

Yeah, well rounded.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, very well rounded. But, yeah, mate, when I was in there, like, I was doing well, I was moving my head a lot, landing a couple. Couple shots here and there, but you can just see the levels of, you know, his kind of distance control and his. His IQ in the ring. It's crazy. You know, you can See that? He's been doing it his whole life.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Shout out to Colby. I saw your brother wrestle with him, got wrecked.

[Jarvis]

I did a couple rounds with him, too. And, man, he can just toy you around because you have no control in that. In the octagon, you're just his fucking pet.

[Unknown]

You're toast.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

You also sparred Floyd, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

What was that like?

[Jarvis]

Also another, you know, another crazy experience. That was. That was back when I had just started boxing again. I had took like a. A few months off, moved back out to Vegas, and my coach is close friends with the whole Mayweather family.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

And he. He didn't even tell me what was going on that day. He just told me, you know, come to the gym. We got some sparring for you. I was like, all right, cool. It's another day. Pull up. There's like, so many SUVs all outside. I'm like, what the going on? I walk inside, I see. I see Floyd getting wrapped up. I'm like, oh, shit. He's how we get. Watch Floyd's Bar. And then I was like, yeah, you're getting in with it.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

I'm like, oh, shit. Okay. I mean, I didn't have any time to warm up. I kind of just did a little bit of Shadow boxing for 12 rounds. Got some gloves on.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

And fucking just got thrown in there. But I feel like I did pretty good.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

You know, I feel like a lot of people would be hesitant to throw punches, but I was just kind of, you know that you only get. It's only going to be a couple times. I get to get in the ring with a. One of the best boxes in the world, so.

[Unknown]

Legend. Yeah.

[Jarvis]

Try to make the most of that.

[Unknown]

Did you land any. Any punches?

[Jarvis]

I. I think I landed a couple.

[Unknown]

Wow.

[Jarvis]

But the problem is when you land those punches, he's kind of toying with you a bit. So, like, you'll land a punch and then he'll get pissed.

[Unknown]

Oh, yeah.

[Jarvis]

And then he'll turn it off, and then you'll be like, oh, I mean, not land anymore. Maybe I shouldn't do this.

[Unknown]

That's funny. You got him as the goat boxing.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. I would say, like, as like a points fighter, defense fighter. He's. He's the best. You know, he's 50 and up.

[Unknown]

Yeah. I mean, record wise and defensive wise, there's no debate, I think, in terms of, like, style, I think that's where people are, like, it wasn't the most entertaining.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, yeah, exactly. People can say, like, you know, Someone like Canelo or someone that's coming forward and.

[Unknown]

Yeah, yeah. But now Canelo's got some losses, so.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, that's a.

[Unknown]

That's a big deal in boxing, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

As you start racking up losses.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

I feel like, also, though, people chase that underfeeded record and they just fight easy fights.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. Which makes it less entertaining. And I think I've seen Dana. He's doing something with the. Who's that? Prince.

[Unknown]

Oh, I saw that.

[Jarvis]

No, who that is.

[Unknown]

Yeah. He started a league, right?

[Jarvis]

Started a league. So it's kind of like doing that UFC style where the top guys fight each other no matter what, because at the end of the day, you know, that's what it's all about. People want to see the two best prospects fight each other. They don't want to see, like, these guys go separate ways. It's just not entertaining.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

It gets predictable. So it's kind of. That's why influencer boxing is good, too, because, you know, no matter who it is, you can fight each other.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

You know, at the end of the day, it's just entertainment.

[Unknown]

Absolutely. Do you care a lot about your record? Like, do you think about that often?

[Jarvis]

I mean, I've lost before, and it's. It sucks. It is a feeling, but I'm never gonna. I. I just. I'm never gonna turn down a fight.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

You know, like, maybe there'll be times where a fight doesn't happen at a certain time, but I will always be willing to fight, you know, anyone you want.

[Unknown]

The best of the best.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. I feel like I can. I can beat most influencer boxes.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Let's go. I wonder if there's a ranking for influencer boxers.

[Jarvis]

I think there is. There. I think there's a couple. I think I'm in the top ten.

[Unknown]

Oh. Who was number one?

[Jarvis]

I think Jake or might have been Jake KSI or Dean the Great. I know Dean the Great is really good. He's. He's probably one of the best.

[Unknown]

Well, weight classes, he's, like, not.

[Jarvis]

He's 135, so he's a. He's a lot smaller.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Those don't have as many knockouts. Right. The lower weight classes.

[Jarvis]

It really depends. Dean's actually got a good KO ratio. He's KO'd a lot of his fight.

[Unknown]

Oh, really?

[Jarvis]

His opponents? Yeah.

[Unknown]

Damn.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, he's actually a savage.

[Unknown]

I gotta watch.

[Jarvis]

He can hit hard. Yeah.

[Unknown]

Really? Have you sparred him ever?

[Jarvis]

Nah.

[Unknown]

Okay.

[Jarvis]

I think I am going to LA next week, though. I'm gonna try get some work in with some of Yogi's fighters.

[Unknown]

Okay.

[Jarvis]

Gabe Silva. I'm not sure if Dean's there, though.

[Unknown]

Let's go. Would you ever do a power slap?

[Jarvis]

I got offered to do that. Are you double times, Right? A couple of times. These, you know, they're trying to push me to do it, but I don't know if I got that in me, you know, Like, I can take a punch and I don't mind getting hit, but without being able to have any kind of defenses. Yeah, it's. You know, and it just can't be good for them.

[Unknown]

Yeah. All it takes is one hit and you're out, too.

[Jarvis]

And I mean, like, sure, it's only three rounds. You can only get hit three times, but it's direct impact on your temple. Yeah, yeah, that maybe if they pay me enough.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

See?

[Unknown]

Have you been knocked out clean before? Like.

[Jarvis]

No, no, I've never been dropped.

[Unknown]

Oh, yeah?

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

Not even a tko? Yeah. Knock on wood on that.

[Jarvis]

No, no, no, never been dropped. Inspiring. I've had a couple. Couple people land a body shot. Maybe like two people. Some real good boxers. Infamous W. Actually, he does YouTube now. Oh, yeah, he actually landed a real clean body shot. I took a knee, but now never to the head. I've been hit, you know, I've sparred big guys, so took some big punches and can't feel it.

[Unknown]

Damn. Yeah, I guess you gain. You grow kind of numb to it after a while, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah. This is a good and a bad thing, though. Like, of course I don't want to get hit.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

I want to preserve my brain as long as possible.

[Unknown]

Well, Floyd's the best at that.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, exactly.

[Unknown]

You know, getting the box at his gym, that must be pretty cool.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

Is he there often?

[Jarvis]

He hasn't been there for a while, but there's so many fighters now, you know, this year, especially my coach, Otis is. He's got a lot more people under his wing.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

So I've got so many different types of. Of work and sparring I can get every day.

[Unknown]

I love it. Let's do some fight predictions for Aiden Ross's upcoming event. You were at the last one, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, yeah.

[Unknown]

Nikon win. Yeah.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, he got the dub finally.

[Unknown]

He boxed. He was trying to box.

[Jarvis]

It's been like a year and a half, and I've seen him in the gym this whole time, and he's been knocking, you know, aspiring partners out.

[Unknown]

He's damn.

[Jarvis]

Doing really well.

[Unknown]

Holy crap.

[Jarvis]

So, yeah, it was good to see him get that.

[Unknown]

So he's fighting again on the next card, right? Zirka Nikon versus that?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, I didn't. He hasn't told me about that.

[Unknown]

Oh, really?

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

I don't know if that's official, but I think he would win that.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. I mean, Zerk has already owned one. I don't know if you saw his street. He did like a little street fight with.

[Unknown]

He pulled up on him and he.

[Jarvis]

Pulled up with his, like his little hand gloves on.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

And he got smoked, but yeah, Nikon's got that.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

N can smoke pretty much anyone.

[Unknown]

Yeah. What about Myron versus ddg? You know, both those guys are.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, I don't really know Myron too well. I think I've seen some shadow boxing from him, but ddg, he actually fought on my card. Crazy thing about DDG is he's actually. He has amateur fights. Like he used to train as an amateur when he was younger. So he's actually a really good boxer. And Yeah. I mean, DDG without that, he's got the experience. Yeah.

[Unknown]

Logan Paul versus Bradley Martin.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. That's crazy. That's crazy. If that happens, you know, they already thought. Yeah, no, I saw them. They wrestled, right.

[Unknown]

I don't know what they did, but it looked like Brad lost.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, it did, because I know they didn't film it, but afterwards. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Unknown]

I got Logan winning that one.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. Bradley is 260 though. You know, I'm so. No, no, I think Logan. Logan's got boxing.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Bradley will get gassed. When you have that much muscle, you get so tired, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, it doesn't help.

[Unknown]

Like, what's your body? 5%.

[Jarvis]

When I'm in fight shape, it's like 10%.

[Unknown]

Damn, that's lean.

[Jarvis]

That's pretty low.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Yeah. Cuz you can't have too much. Can't have too little, right? Need that balance.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, exactly.

[Unknown]

Sneako vers fresh.

[Jarvis]

Damn. See, I don't know who fresh is, but I know Sneo and he, you know, he. Sneako is not scared to get in the ring with anyone.

[Unknown]

He got in with Sean Strickland.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. You got pieced up by Sean and. Yeah, he kept, kept fighting. So I, I got sneaker.

[Unknown]

Damn. All right. How do you think you do in the ring with Sean Strickland?

[Jarvis]

I think I do better than. I think I do better than that for sure.

[Unknown]

He's got a lot of weight on you, right? He's heavyweight.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, I could. I'm. I'm pretty heavy right now, though.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Oh, yeah, because you're bulking right now, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah. I mean, I'm just kind of not in fight shape. I've got 12 weeks, so I'm slowly, slowly, kind of.

[Unknown]

Damn. You have to give up sex before the fight.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. Six weeks.

[Unknown]

That's a long time.

[Jarvis]

A long time.

[Unknown]

Is that the hardest part about the camp?

[Jarvis]

Definitely one of the hardest. I've got a girlfriend. She, she stays over all the time.

[Unknown]

So it's like she's right in your face.

[Jarvis]

What am I doing? Yeah, I just gotta go to sleep.

[Unknown]

Jeez.

[Jarvis]

But I mean, yeah, I think it does help. You know, there's a lot of theories out there that it might not help with your testosterone, whatever, but I think I feel like it does something mentally for me. It gives me a mental boost or a mental edge at least.

[Unknown]

Yeah. And even if it's just that it's pretty important.

[Jarvis]

I'm hoping it does something. I'm hoping it's not open.

[Unknown]

Well, Muhammad Ali did it, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Unknown]

And I think. Did Tyson do it too?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, definitely. A lot of old school fighters did it.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

Oh, it's my coach. He's very old school.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

He's like. Yeah.

[Unknown]

I mean, for me, like, I play basketball. I feel like when I have sex right before I play, worse.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. You know, you're just not as focused, you know, you want that laser.

[Unknown]

Yeah. Because it's a workout and it's like, some people think it's energy, like you're releasing energy.

[Jarvis]

Oh, yeah. 100%.

[Unknown]

Yeah. What about weight cutting? That's pretty hard too, right?

[Jarvis]

Weight cut. And yeah, I have, you know, luckily I've got a good nutrition list that I. When it comes fight time, I'm. I'm like three, four pounds off my weight. So really all I have to do is fast for like 12 hours.

[Unknown]

Wow. And you'll lose £3 in 12 hours.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, easily.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

So what my. What we kind of do is, you know, right now I've started my meal plan a little bit.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

I don't want to start too early, but slowly, just cutting off weight, cutting off fat, but still maintaining muscle, you know, that's the most important thing when you're weight cutting. You don't wanna, you know, lose all this weight and lose your muscle mass because you're just gonna get weaker. So you're. I'm still like losing weight but gain stronger.

[Unknown]

That makes sense.

[Jarvis]

Which is the hard part.

[Unknown]

Are you on a carnivore diet or.

[Jarvis]

No? No, I'm very much carb. Really Carb loaded. A lot of Protein, though. Okay, sure. Yeah.

[Unknown]

Because carbs don't really have proteins though, right?

[Jarvis]

No, no, no. But you. For boxing, you need a lot of carbs just to. You're burning and using up so much energy, you need to restore that. So it's like, I want to say, like, 40 is carbs.

[Unknown]

Damn, that's a good amount.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. 40, 30 protein.

[Unknown]

You think Austin McBroom will ever come back to the ring?

[Jarvis]

I hope so. I'm still. I'm still waiting for that fight.

[Unknown]

Did you get paid from that yet?

[Jarvis]

That's, you know, that's crazy. Every fire so far has been paid from that. Oh, really? Yeah, I'm like, in legal dispute with them. Oh, still. Why do I even talk about that whole thing? But, yeah, it's just a whole long thing. It was partly, you know, a lot of fighters were able to get paid. And then I had my issues going on with phase at that time, so it kind of got put to the back.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

And then they went bankrupt. You know, all this happened. They did another card and he scammed the other people that were funding that event. Damn.

[Unknown]

Wasn't that a celebrity that funded that one? Wasn't it a basketball player?

[Jarvis]

One of them. But the other guy, he's like. I'm friends with him, actually.

[Unknown]

Oh, really?

[Jarvis]

We do some stuff together. But he gave Austin a lot of money for that, and Austin just blanked him. What's crazy, though, is that guy actually got a lot of stuff off Austin. So he did, you know, he got recouped.

[Unknown]

Wow. Man. That was. What?

[Jarvis]

Austin McBrown.

[Unknown]

That was one of the hardest falloffs I've ever seen, dude. Like, he was at the top of. He was probably the number one family channel and.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

On YouTube, right?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, yeah.

[Unknown]

Crushing it.

[Jarvis]

Then I think.

[Unknown]

What?

[Jarvis]

They got divorced, right?

[Unknown]

They got divorced.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

I don't know what. I don't know what he's. Yeah, I believe in karma. Gotta do good business, man.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, exactly.

[Unknown]

Especially in our space. It's a small world. Trust, like, you scam few influencers.

[Jarvis]

Because, bro, he promised all these fighters. Like, that fight I got promised, it's like close to a million dollars, so. Holy crazy.

[Unknown]

And that was one of your first fights?

[Jarvis]

Yeah, my first fight.

[Unknown]

Yeah. I would have taken that too.

[Jarvis]

I was like, what the. Gonna get a million dollars to fight? Like, yes, please, 100%.

[Unknown]

I would have done it with no experience.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

A million dollars.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. Still waiting on that.

[Unknown]

You got plans after boxing or you just focus on boxing for now.

[Jarvis]

Right now, kind of just focus on, you know boxing and obviously this new Fortnight thing, I'm going to be pretty locked in there. I've obviously got a fight in 12 weeks, so I'm going to. My focus is going to be unboxing, but I'm still going to be making the content.

[Unknown]

Yes. Are you.

[Jarvis]

If it happens.

[Unknown]

Are you still banned on Twitch too, or. No?

[Jarvis]

Yeah. Oh, really? I've been trying to get unbanned for so long. I don't know. You know anyone not at Twitch?

[Unknown]

But didn't they just unbanned Ross and a few other people?

[Jarvis]

I think that. I think they were going to, but they just came out with. They came out with another thing like Fortnite did, where if you had been banned for like a year or two, you could appeal it again and try get unbanned. So I'm currently appealing it just through the Twitch portal, but I have connects and people that have tried to help me, but for some reason whenever my name gets brought up, they just like quiet down. I don't know. I don't know why. I don't know what I did. You know, I have snuck into TwitchCon1 once or twice for a video, but is that.

[Unknown]

I don't know if that's why you're like Dr. Disrespect.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

You bring up his name.

[Jarvis]

They really don't with me. But I got banned for copyright music.

[Unknown]

Really?

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

You played a song in the background.

[Jarvis]

I was playing Juice Work and you're.

[Unknown]

Not allowed to do that on Twitch.

[Jarvis]

You can now.

[Unknown]

Oh, crazy.

[Jarvis]

Wow. But they came out like with a really strict DMCA copyright rules and I wasn't streaming at the time. I didn't check my emails. It was like a old email that I wasn't using connected to my Twitch and they sent me a bunch of warnings and then finally I got Perma banned.

[Unknown]

Damn. So that's crazy.

[Jarvis]

Just for music.

[Unknown]

So it wasn't even the Fortnite thing, it was for music?

[Jarvis]

No, no, nothing like that.

[Unknown]

Wow. Has anyone else been hit with that one?

[Jarvis]

I think a couple people, but not like, not big names, I guess.

[Unknown]

Damn. I wonder if they work with Epic Games or something. I don't know if they collaboration.

[Jarvis]

They've got like a vendetta.

[Unknown]

That's crazy. Who do you have as the goat of streaming?

[Jarvis]

Go. Of streaming. Current go streaming. It's got. It has to either be Kai. I mean, there's three names. Kai, Adam, Ross and Speed. I would honestly say Speed because like a lot of other people, they have other people joining their streams. But Speed. He can just go anywhere he wants, just himself and that. He can pull like a million viewers.

[Unknown]

Facts, you know, he doesn't have, bro.

[Jarvis]

He's got it so good. He's traveling the whole world right now doing all this crazy and just streaming. Yeah.

[Unknown]

He has the most creative streams. Like the cheese rolling down the hill race. That was. That was sick, bro.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, I mean he's a. He's a very interesting guy.

[Unknown]

Very interesting. Have you met him in person?

[Jarvis]

No, I've never actually met him.

[Unknown]

I wonder if he'll feel good into boxing or influence.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, I know. I think he. I think I've seen him. He's done some like weightlifting.

[Unknown]

Oh yeah.

[Jarvis]

I saw like a transformation post from him.

[Unknown]

He's super athletic. Yeah, I've seen a jump.

[Jarvis]

I've seen him jump, sprint. He sprints faster than some of these NFL.

[Unknown]

Yes. It's actually nuts, dude.

[Jarvis]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

Freaking nature.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, yeah.

[Unknown]

Shout out to speed, man. But Kai is the best at subathons. I'd say for sure. His last one was nuts.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. Unreal.

[Unknown]

I couldn't scroll on Tick Tock without seeing a clip about it.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Unknown]

I mean he brought on a new celebrity every day. Have you ever done a subathon?

[Jarvis]

No.

[Unknown]

Would you ever do that?

[Jarvis]

You know, maybe one day. That's a lot of planning and dedication. You got just, you know, solely focus on.

[Unknown]

Yeah. And they watch.

[Jarvis]

That's why, I mean, that's why he's the top. Yeah, he really does.

[Unknown]

I just don't like how they watch you sleep. I mean, you can't turn it off.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. Just 24 hours is crazy. I know. Fousey too. He's actually doing that. He's done a 30 day water fast.

[Unknown]

How's that going? I haven't.

[Jarvis]

He's on day. I think he's like Day. 25 days. He's. I mean he's lost a lot of weight. He seems more stable because I like. Fousey's crazy. I've met him a couple times and he's real nice.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

But he can, you know, he has those episodes where he can just go manic.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

He posts it all online.

[Unknown]

How's that happen to you when you're just. Because I think when you stream all day for days in a row, you just start trying to please everyone.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, I guess. But I don't know because it started back in. What was the first one? It was.

[Unknown]

She's been around for so long. 15 years probably.

[Jarvis]

And he's had episodes like every couple years.

[Unknown]

Yeah. But the first one was that I remember was the Drake one. Yeah, the concert.

[Jarvis]

Concert, yeah.

[Unknown]

Yeah, that one was.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. And that was like. I don't even think I was really doing YouTube then.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

Myself. So.

[Unknown]

Dude, I remember seeing that one and I'm like, there's no coming back.

[Jarvis]

Yeah. And then he just comes back.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Jarvis]

And then he disappeared again. And he comes back. You know, he's an og.

[Unknown]

I feel like it's hard to get perma canceled these days.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, it is, for sure.

[Unknown]

Like, the Internet just rallies behind certain people. Yeah, you.

[Jarvis]

Yeah, people forget.

[Unknown]

Yeah, they forget quick. Well, dude, what's next? Where can people find you? And where can people watch the fight coming up?

[Jarvis]

So you can find me on all my socials? Just type in Jarvis. My next fight is going to be on Misfits and DAZN. June 14th is the day in Miami, so stay tuned. Big Ko is coming.

[Unknown]

Let's go. I'll try to pull up in person and watch it, man. Do it. Thanks for watching, guys. See you next time.