Disgraced YouTuber Ned Fulmer Stages Surprise Wrestling Debut

Ned Fulmer, the former member of the popular YouTube group The Try Guys, has been making headlines for his unexpected return to the public eye. In October 2025, Fulmer made his in-ring debut at an All Elite Wrestling (AEW) event in Jacksonville, Florida, just weeks after he broke his 3-year silence on the infidelity scandal that upended his career.

Fulmer, who reportedly went by the name "Nasty Ned" during the match, was pictured standing alongside wrestling giants Angelico and Serpentico at the event. This surprising career pivot comes after Fulmer, 38, made his public return to the internet in September 2025, opening up about the aftermath of his extramarital affair with an employee of his production company.

In a wide-ranging interview with PEOPLE, Fulmer revealed that he had initially wanted "nothing to do with the internet" following the scandal, but after reaching "a place of healing" with his wife Ariel through couples therapy, he felt the urge to pick up the camera again. This return manifested in the launch of Fulmer's new podcast, "Rock Bottom," where he interviews others about their own personal challenges.

On the debut episode of the podcast, Fulmer and Ariel revealed that they are no longer romantically involved, though they continue to co-parent their two children. Ariel was adamant that she has "absolutely not" forgiven Fulmer for his actions, calling it "a win" that she can "be around" him and "still have a good time."