A master of determining fake muscles from real – Goob breaks down Drake’s latest ab photos to determine if they are fake or not
In the latest episode of The Goob Show, host John Dorsey — better known as Goob — delivers one of his most charged and hilarious episodes yet. Covering major updates from the fitness world, celebrity drama, and the latest bodybuilding rumors, Goob gives his unfiltered take on everything from Ronnie Coleman’s health scare to Liver King’s arrest, Drake’s abs, and the rumored comeback of Chris Bumstead.
Here’s a brief breakdown of the episode topics this week:
- Paying tribute and support to Ronnie Coleman as he continues his medical battle.
- Goob’s reaction to Liver King’s latest arrest scandal – all an act or all crazy?
- Goob’s analysis: are Drake’s abs real or fake?
- Breaking down the scandalous Stefi Cohen accusations.
- Will Chris Bumstead really make a return via Men’s Open bodybuilding?
You can watch the full latest episode of The Goob Show above. Keep reading for a more detailed breakdown of the episode. Let’s dive in!
Ronnie Coleman Hospitalized: Serious Condition with Blood Infection
The episode opens on a somber and serious note: Ronnie Coleman, the eight-time Mr. Olympia champion, is currently hospitalized in serious condition due to a blood infection. Goob shares the latest family update that surgery may also be required for an underlying condition, though no further details have been released at this time.
Goob, along with the entire GI team, expresses deep support for Coleman, noting that if anyone has the mental toughness to battle through something this difficult, it’s Ronnie. As Goob explains, “This guy has gone through more surgeries, more pain, and more setbacks than most people can imagine—and he keeps going.”
Ronnie Coleman’s legacy in bodybuilding is marked by not just his unmatched physique but also his resilience. Over the years, Coleman has endured multiple spinal surgeries and chronic pain stemming from decades of intense lifting. Yet, he’s always returned with a smile and his signature catchphrase, “Yeah, buddy!” The fitness community has rallied in support of him, and Goob is no exception, calling Coleman a “true warrior in every sense of the word.”
Liver King Arrested After Threatening Joe Rogan: Meltdown or Marketing?
In one of the most bizarre stories covered in recent fitness news, Liver King — real name Brian Johnson — has reportedly been arrested after making threats toward Joe Rogan. The incident follows Liver King’s ongoing downfall after it was revealed he had lied about being “natty” (natural) while using performance-enhancing drugs.
Goob and co-host Ed break down the drama, asking a key question: Was this a real threat, or just another stunt for clout?
Goob leans toward the idea that Liver King may be spiraling, but he doesn’t dismiss the possibility that this is a calculated publicity move. “The guy’s whole brand was built on viral moments,” Goob says. “So this could very well be just another page in the playbook.”
Ed points out that the Liver King persona — complete with primal diets, shirtless walks, and extreme workouts — was engineered from the beginning as a business strategy to sell supplements. Whether or not the threats to Joe Rogan were genuine, Goob believes that Liver King is a master at manipulating online outrage for traffic and money.
And then comes the million-dollar question: Who would win in a fight — Liver King or Joe Rogan? Goob doesn’t hesitate: “Rogan would rip his arms off for sure.” Between Rogan’s black belt in jiu-jitsu and MMA background, and Liver King’s gym bro theatrics, Goob gives the edge to Rogan without flinching.
Drake’s Abs: Natural or Sculpted?
Next up, Goob shifts gears to discuss something less serious but no less controversial — Drake’s abs. The rapper recently posted a photo showing off a shredded six-pack, but Goob isn’t buying it. “They don’t look real,” he says flatly. “I’ve been in this game a long time, I know what real abs look like. Those look sculpted.”
Goob suspects body sculpting surgery, a procedure growing in popularity among celebrities and influencers — especially in fitness-focused cities like Miami, where cosmetic surgery is practically part of the culture.
He also dives into the psychology behind it, making an unexpected but insightful point: It’s not about impressing women — it’s about body dysmorphia. Goob finds it ironic that someone as successful and universally recognized as Drake would feel the need to alter his body. “You’re already rich. Already famous. Already dating whoever you want. Why mess with your body unless there’s something deeper going on?”
The takeaway? Fake abs are more common than you think, especially in celebrity circles, and they point to a larger issue about self-image and insecurity in the age of social media.
Stefi Cohen Arrested After Alleged Fight with Ex-Boyfriend
One of the most shocking stories of the episode involves Stefi Cohen, a legendary female powerlifter and professional boxer. Known for her incredible strength and accomplishments in both strength sports and combat sports, Cohen is now making headlines for the wrong reasons.
According to reports discussed on the show, Cohen was arrested after a physical altercation with her ex-boyfriend during a property closing. Both parties were allegedly present with their new partners when a verbal dispute escalated into a physical fight. Adding to the controversy is Cohen’s history — including a past incident involving grand theft, when she reportedly stole the same ex-boyfriend’s car.
Goob expresses disappointment but stops short of judgment, saying that Cohen’s aggressive persona may have extended beyond the gym and into her personal life.
This story is still developing, but it adds to a growing list of controversial moments involving fitness influencers and athletes whose personal behavior threatens to overshadow their professional accomplishments.
Chris Bumstead Returning to Men’s Open? Goob Isn’t Buying It
The final segment of the episode dives into a claim made by Terrick El Guindy, who said that Chris Bumstead might be returning to the Men’s Open division at this year’s Mr. Olympia.
Goob is skeptical, to say the least.
He believes that the comments are clearly a marketing push to sell tickets and thinks that it wouldn’t make sense for Chris Bumstead to make a comeback. Goob points out that Bumstead recently became a father, has already dominated the Classic Physique division, and now runs a successful business. On top of that, Bumstead has ongoing health concerns that would only be worsened by the extreme demands of Open-level bodybuilding.
Goob emphasizes that Bumstead seems more focused on longevity, family, and health than chasing another title in a different category.
When asked who he’d rather see make a comeback: Chris Bumstead in Men’s Open or a legendary rematch between Kai Greene and Phil Heath, Goob doesn’t hesitate. “Kai vs Phil, all day. That rivalry is iconic, and I think everyone would love to see how it plays out now that they’re both a little older, a little wiser, and maybe even more competitive than ever.”
Wrap Up
This episode of The Goob Show offers one of the most engaging and wide-ranging discussions in recent memory. From the serious health crisis of Ronnie Coleman to the absurd spectacle of Liver King, Drake’s alleged fake abs, Stefi Cohen’s legal troubles, and Olympia rumors about Chris Bumstead, Goob touches on it all — and doesn’t hold back.
Whether you’re deep in the fitness industry or just love good commentary with no BS, this episode is a must-listen.
