Patrick Clark moved on to the timeline surrounding his WWE departure, noting that Paul “Triple H” Levesque had officially commented on the matter and “effectively cleared” Clark of any wrongdoing. He said after that Josh Fuller rallied to get him fired from WWE, pushing a “groomer, child predator narrative” on social media, and Clark latched on to Fuller’s admission that “Patrick was never directly sexual to me” as evidence to that.

“Josh has a very simple story. I tried to help Josh but Josh got injured and did not want to listen to reason … Josh didn’t have any type of understanding for that at the time, and he lashed out. He lashed out here, and it says it in one of his last lines, he claims that I’m a groomer, a predator, and that I should not be succeeding in the wrestling business.”

Since his WWE release, Clark has been arrested multiple times for charges including misdemeanor battery and drug possession. He also opened up on the arrests, putting his behavior down to the fallout of his 2020 allegations.

“I didn’t know how to approach my family and loved ones and close friends. I didn’t know how to cope. I didn’t know how they would cope, and I didn’t want to give it an opportunity to find out because I was afraid I lost so much love and respect. So I decided to stay in Orlando, Florida, for two and a half years longer than I should have.”