Bas Rutten admitted that he liked the party, and a party in Vancouver was almost forbidden him in Canada.
Luton reflected in an epic party when talking Kazan Johnson and Sha Kiel Mazu Li on No punch Podcast. He traveled Vancouver with "Mindhunter" actress Holt McCallany to film the 2000 TV science fiction series "Freedom". Rutten was tasked with choreographing McCallany's battle scene.
“After shooting, he [one of the show’s producers] There is this penthouse. The roof of the penthouse has a swimming pool and a DJ. We have this party and invited 60 or 70 people. 600 people appeared. Rutten laughed. “There were people on the roof. There were naked people in the pool. Around us was this big skyscraper. Everyone was looking for while we were doing so. We were still blowing up music at 10 and 11 o'clock. ”
"Police came to close us, but we had a private elevator in the penthouse," he continued. The police said, "You have to come up right now." I can not answer. & # 39; No, sorry. We can't do that, he said, “ Why not? Said & # 39; & # 39; & # 39; You don't want to stop the party and stop right now. & # 39; They were vivid of course, but we did not give them up. We kept going until 2am or 3pm. The next day we received a call from the mayor and left a message. Dude, it wasn't political. He was screaming at us. He says that once we pull out those stunts, not only in Vancouver, but in “all Canada!”
It's not the only story that Rutten shared with the podcasts. The UFC Hall of Fame worked with actor Kevin James to reflect on the work of "bursting" the eyes at New Japan Pro Wrestling and others.
The time stamp for the above video is:
0:47-Relationship with actor Kevin James
5: 45-MMA and Pro Wrestling Athletes
7: 05-Bas Rutten's wrestling story
10:20-Palm Strike Technology
12: 55-Why Bas Rutten never fights again
13: 45-Why the fighter can not retire
15:55-Best Martial Arts for Self Defense
19:00-Battle Jiu Jitsu
21: 53-Why the mayor of Vancouver threatened Bas Luton