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IrelandGilbert Arenas says his football show drew a zero-dollar offer
On Out The Mud Podcast, Arenas gives his account of negotiations with Underdog and the decisions behind his exit.
Out The Mud Podcast
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Gilbert Arenas REVEALS how Rashad McCants and Underdog tried to do him DIRTY 👀
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- 0:14Arenas describes a 50/50 Underdog partnership and producing shows from his basement after leaving Fubo.
- 3:40He says negotiations deteriorated as proposed terms and a reduced schedule fell short of his expectations.
- 6:48Arenas says he was offered no pay for the football show he created.
- 10:45He challenges Rashad McCants' account on The Underground Lounge, saying it misrepresented events.
- 15:20Arenas explains planning his departure and return to protect his intellectual property and keep his team together.
Gilbert Arenas helped build a sports show from his basement. Sitting with Zach Randolph and Tony Allen, he explains why he eventually decided to take that work elsewhere.
The Out The Mud Podcast excerpt drew roughly 150,000 views in its first day, about fourteen times the channel's usual start for regular videos. This conversation is about the business behind the microphone, rather than the basketball stories that fill other clips from his appearance.
Arenas describes starting with a 50/50 partnership with Underdog after leaving Fubo. As the operation expanded toward a broader sports network, he says, the proposed terms stopped reflecting what he believed his show had earned. One sticking point was the schedule: he wanted five days a week, not a reduced presence.
Then comes the offer behind his sharpest complaint. "I got offered zero dollars to do the football show. A show I created," Arenas says.
He also challenges Rashad McCants' account on The Underground Lounge, saying McCants misrepresented what happened. Arenas frames his own departure around protecting his intellectual property and keeping his team together, explaining how he planned an exit and return rather than simply walking away.
The excerpt includes paid sponsor segments at the beginning and end. Between them, Randolph and Allen largely give their guest the floor, a hosting choice viewers specifically notice in the comments: Arenas gets room to finish his account without repeated interruptions.
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Which NBA team is most closely associated with Gilbert Arenas' "Agent Zero" nickname?
Arenas became known as Agent Zero while wearing No. 0 for Washington.