After his legendary UFC career, Georges St-Pierre has moved over into acting and more recently, podcasting. His latest episode got the internet buzzing, as it tackled a topic rarely discussed properly in the hypermasculine combat sport. “GSP” caught MMA fans…

Former UFC two-division champion Georges St-Pierre went viral on social media after posting a teaser for his podcast asking if a man having sex with men is automatically gay. The clip featured St-Pierre discussing nuances of sexuality and quickly drew over one million views and widespread reactions from combat sports fans.
On the full episode, St-Pierre hosted psychologist and sex therapist Dr. Lauri Betito for an educational discussion covering topics such as performance anxiety, trauma, and beauty standards. St-Pierre, who retired from professional MMA in 2019, has transitioned into acting and podcasting following his legendary fighting career.
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