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Adin Ross talking to the camera during his Kick announcement video.
Screenshot via Adin Ross on YouTube

Kick streamer Adin Ross swatted during boxing practice

It's not the first time the streamer has experienced this.

Adin Ross ended his Kick stream on Aug. 16 when he was swatted during a gym session.

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The streamer was attending the gym with Sneako when the police arrived on the premises. “Are you serious, dude?” Adin said. “Bro, we just got swatted. Someone swatted me.”

Ross was surprised to hear the police were at the gym and asked the cameraman to mute the stream.

Ross and Sneako then left the gym to confront the police, but not much information was shared with the viewers after this point.

This isn’t the first time Ross has been swatted. The streamer has been targeted multiple times by swatting over the last few years. He was previously swatted during an August 2022 Twitch stream in his house.

“That was insane,” Ross said at the time. “Whatever troll did it, you did it. You officially did it. It’s never happening ever again. Crazy.”

He was also swatted in July 2021 in Los Angeles at a fan meetup. Although the swap team turned out to be fake, Ross was visually shaken up following the incident.

Ross is one of the biggest names on Kick, a new streaming platform. Despite his popularity, he’s a controversial figure having been banned from the platform for unmoderated hateful conduct in his chat, including racist and anti-semitic messages.

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Freelance Writer at Dot Esports. Mateusz previously worked for numerous outlets and gaming-adjacent companies, including ESL. League of Legends or CS:GO? He loves them both. In fact, he wonders which game he loves more every day. He wanted to go pro years ago, but somewhere along the way decided journalism was the more sensible option—and he was right.