Aiexpress – He was shocked to learn that his reality TV show partner was a suspect in the Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day. The man used to fight in the UFC and was a Green Beret in the U.S. Army.
“Ultimate Soldier Challenge,” which ran on the History Channel for one season in 2013, featured Tim Kennedy, 45, and Matthew Livelsberger, 37, together. Kennedy wrote about this on Instagram on Friday.
Someone with a lot of awards in the special forces is thought to have blown up a hired Tesla Cybertruck in front of the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on January 1.
According to the police, Livelsberger killed himself with a gun before the truck burst, hurting seven people.
It was 13 years ago that Kennedy took part in a shooting battle on the History Channel called “The Ultimate Soldiers Challenge.” My partner in this event was Matt Burg, also known as Matt Livelsberger.
Two Green Berets won a fight that was shown in an episode called “Green Berets vs. Norwegians.”
As IMDB puts it, the competition pits “two battle-hardened veterans of (the) U.S. Special Forces — the ‘Green Berets'” against “two commandos from Norway’s super-secret FSK.” “And each team has to play against a “Rogue” wild card team made up of two military contractors.”
Kennedy was shocked when he learned that the man accused of the attack in Las Vegas used to be his reality TV show partner.
“Last night when I saw old photos of him on the news, I put together that it was the same guy,” he said.
He went on, “I am shocked and heartbroken to hear the news.” “I don’t understand any of this, and I want answers like everyone else.”
CBS News says that Livelsberger was a proud master sergeant in the U.S. Army’s Special Forces.
A bronze star was given to him five times, including one for bravery in battle, according to the Associated Press.
CBS News says he was with his wife and 8-month-old child while on military leave from his job in Germany.
CNN said Livensbeger had gone to the military’s mental health services more than once to get help.
