In the latest news from 2020's onslaught of surreality, Hellboy actor Ron Perlman has challenged Texas Senator Ted Cruz to a $50,000 wrestling match for charity. If you had that on your 2020 bingo card, more power to you.

This fight, which almost definitely won't happen, was borne from a feud Perlman was having with Florida congressman Matt Gaetz on Twitter. Perlman sniped at Gaetz for criticizing a recent decision by U.S. Soccer to no longer require players to stand for the national anthem.

Gaetz and Perlman began trading insults at each other, with Gaetz saying he was proud "Hollywood" was against him, and Perlman saying Gaetz was an asshole.

At one point in their feud, Perlman told Gaetz he was lucky Ohio representative Jim Jordan was in congress, or Gaetz would be the "ugliest politician walking."

This was simply a bridge too far for Senator Ted Cruz, who had the brilliant idea to say that Jim Jordan, 56, could beat Perlman in a wrestling match.

Perlman responded in a series of tweets by pointing out the numerous times Donald Trump insulted Cruz and his family, nodding towards accusations against Jordan covered up a sexual abuse scandal while coaching wrestling at Ohio State University, calling Cruz a "muthafucka," and challenging Cruz himself to a wrestling match.

So here we are. Cruz has yet to respond to Perlman's challenge, and likely won't, as he's since gone back to trying to dunk on protestors and New Yorkers. Yet again 2020 has proven it is the epitome of The Darkest Timeline.


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Legal_Party

Ted Cruz vs. The Lich

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Anyone00

The last time something like this happened:

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RagingGhost

Ohhh boy, Deathstroke vs. the Zodiac Killer. Place your bets and see you at Fyter Fest.

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Dracorex

I personally know Ron Perlman better as Slade 'Deathstroke' Wilson, from the 2000's Teen Titans cartoon.

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IAmTheDanger

I personally don't know Ron Perlman and he is just an actor to me..

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When the booty is too good

I grew up knowing him as Hellboy first, loved Hellboy in general more than you could ever catch me watching Teen Titans or whatever other crap they had going on during my early Gen Z years.

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