Miami's Brad Kaaya is the new King of FIFA after beating Chad Johnson
Miami quarterback Brad Kaaya defeated the self-proclaimed "King of FIFA" Chad Johnson in the video game.
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Tom Fornelli
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There isn't a lot of job security in being the king of anything.
Chad Johnson hasn't played in the NFL since 2011, and if you follow him on Twitter, you know that, since he's been retired, he's spent most of his time playing various versions of the FIFA video game series. He proclaimed himself the "King of FIFA," and regularly challenges people to face off against him.
On Sunday evening, a young challenger emerged who just so happened to be Miami quarterback Brad Kaaya. Kaaya responded to Johnson's challenge on Twitter, and after a while, Johnson took him up on it.
It's a new day, anybody free to lose in FIFA16, my door is open till 6
— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) February 28, 2016
I know you saw my tweet man https://t.co/FYzZASfL47
— Brad Kaaya (@BradleyKaaya) February 28, 2016
My door is open to embarrass you at FIFA, hell I'll uber to Liberty City then catch the metro rail to your campus. https://t.co/ehPnhauiPW
— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) February 28, 2016
May God be with you or your journey because you're going to need him. #FIFA16KING https://t.co/Rp3RuuwpVW
— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) February 28, 2016
So how did things go? Well, the King is dead, long live the King.
I lost in FIFA16 to @BradleyKaaya which hurts my heart, I was on a roll during Black History Month & I have failed to remain perfect
— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) February 29, 2016
Soooo I beat @ochocinco 3 times in a row and he still says I'm not the new Fifa 16 King. Looking forward to our rematch soon 85.
— Brad Kaaya (@BradleyKaaya) February 29, 2016
So, there you have it, Brad Kaaya is the new King of FIFA, whether Chad Johnson wants to crown him or not.
Now, if you don't mind me, all these tweets about FIFA 16 have me wanting to play it myself. I'm horrible, but I'm still the King of FIFA in my own house, and that's all that matters.
