“Disgusting” – NCAA wrestling champion Aaron Brooks allegedly calls Prophet Muhammad ‘fake’, gets thrashed by Muslims around the world
NCAA Champion Aaron Brooks praises Jesus Christ but takes shot at Prophet Muhammad leaving fans worldwide angry at his comments.
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College Wrestling Champion Aaron Brooks has found himself in hot waters after remarks at Prophet Muhammad. The Penn State wrestler recently won the NCAA National Championship for the third time, after which he attributed his success to Jesus Christ. He praised Jesus Christ, that came at the expense of Prophet Muhammad.
After the wrestling match, Brooks said, “It is everything. Christ’s resurrection is everything. Not just his life but his death and resurrection. You can only get that through him, no false prophets, no Muhammad or anyone else. Only Jesus Christ himself.” From his statement, he took shots at other religions and their prophets, leaving a lot of Muslims in anger over his remarks.
After winning his third straight NCAA title, Aaron Brooks is already among the Greatest College Wrestlers ever. Brooks also has one more year of eligibility, hoping to make it four straight NCAA title victories. He is from the same University as current MMA prospect Bo Nickal. Nickal also won four straight NCAA titles, and Brooks hopes to emulate Nickal’s success.
Next year will be crucial for Brooks as it will be his final year in College. He will need to make a decision on what is next for him. A potential attempt to enter the US Olympic team or wanting to transition to MMA like Bo Nickal. The future for Brooks looks promising, and everyone is looking for updates on what is next for Aaron Brooks.
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Fans are angry at Aaron Brooks for his remarks on Prophet Muhammad
Fans did not appreciate the post-fight interview of Aaron Brooks, where he praised Jesus Christ, which came at the expense of Prophet Muhammad. Muslims worldwide did not appreciate the anti-muslim rhetoric involved in the interview. Check out some of the fan reactions:
Yuck!
— Mankrik’s Wife (@Marty_Shannon) March 19, 2023
Disgusting. But he can say what he wants. Why is the NCAA promoting this anti-Muslim rhetoric? What a bankrupt “non-profit”.
— Dave Zirin (@EdgeofSports) March 19, 2023
To call Mohammad “a false prophet” is extremely disrespectful to the faith. Aaron Brooks should apologize. @NCAAWrestling
— Mikru (@mikru_omega) March 19, 2023
Smh. The disrespect to prophet Mohamed. No need to say that.
— Kareem Senan (@SenanKareem) March 19, 2023
Weird time to share your bigotry. Just say “Hell yeah I won.” next time. No need to bring sky daddy into it.
— Mikey 64 (@MikeyTheChosen1) March 19, 2023
Great wrestler, but no need to disrespect the beliefs of more than a billion Muslims worldwide. And good luck with an international career where most of the best wrestlers all over the world are DEVOUT Muslims. They won’t forget ?♂️
— Nick Owen (@nowen1980) March 19, 2023
Muslims have respect and don’t insult other religions
— S. Chaudry (@SdotChaudry) March 19, 2023
Straight up Islamaphobic.
— Dave Ridnell (@DaveRidnell) March 19, 2023
unbelievable to watch; uncomfortable to listen to …pretty much every time
— K Mes (@kyrish7nd) March 19, 2023
Talking about your religion, fine whatever that’s your right
— Cas (they/them) *Mary coded* (@toogay_tootired) March 19, 2023
Using your time on a national platform to tear down others beliefs is gross, embarrassing and pathetic behavior
Aaron Brooks has not apologized yet for his remarks that have come off as insensitive. In the future, staying away from topics like this for the young Wrestler is better.
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