Oliver Pocher and Michael Wendler are supposed to perform their beef in an RTL live show. On “Stern TV”, the opposing parties have already met.
- Oliver Pocher and Michael Wendler have been in the media of Klinsch for weeks.
- Now her Zoff in the big RTL live show “ Pocher vs. Wendler - No more fun! “ Culminate.
- Oliver Pocher and Wendler manager Markus Krampe met in advance at “ Stern TV ”.
Cologne - "Pocher vs Wendler - No more fun" should be the name of the big TV duel between Oliver Pocher and Michael Wendler - but as long as the countdown to the RTL live show next Sunday (March 1, 2020) still seems long not to be over. So the two opponents rocked each other ever further - and now they met at "Stern TV" . That almost means - because Michael Wendler's manager Markus Krampe sat next to Oliver Pocher on Steffen Hallascka's program . Nevertheless, the conversation between the two of them had a lot of pepper .
Michael Wendler still in the US instead of “Stern TV”
"Oliver Pocher is so stubborn with his ridiculous videos in the Wendler that I wouldn't even speak of a love-hate relationship, but of a fetish," moderator Steffen Hallaschka announced the comedian, whom he shared with the manager of his opponent for the interview on the last "Stern TV" program. The "original", the Wendler himself, was excused, however, because he is currently celebrating his daughter's 18th birthday in his adopted home Florida - and possibly also faces his wife Claudia Norberg there, so finally with his Laura to create a TV sensation.
Pocher vs. Wendler on "Stern TV": Both sides benefit from their Zoff
When the two sides finally meet after weeks of hacking, they have to admit one thing first: Both have actually benefited from the beef - including a rapid increase in followers on social media or from sold recordings. So Oliver Pocher also admits: "I have to thank you," but continues to prick: "We are far from finished." Because if he treated the entire work of the controversial pop singer, it would take a lot longer, which is why Oliver is only on limited the highlights. He had the feeling that after his first parody "hit a nerve with both people", Oliver Pocher explains his motivation to keep on trying. "For me it's like a class kaspar," reveals Oli and explains that he sees something, people laugh and then he goes on and on.
Michael Wendler "uncomfortable" after Pocher taunts
So the subject sloshed to America and reached Wendler there, as his manager recalls: "At the beginning we thought, Oh God, now it hits us", because several people had already suffered from Pocher. At the beginning, Wendler was still able to laugh heartily at Pocher's parodies, as his manager asserts: "Michael Wendler sent it to me and said: 'Lick me, it's so funny', so they really got into it amused. "The Wendler only got a little" uncomfortable "later," when it went below the belt "and pedophilia comparisons and the like were drawn.
"Stern TV": Oliver Pocher and Michael Wendler want to "carry out" their Klinsch
Nevertheless, according to the Wendler manager, it almost sounds as if he wants to downplay the entire escalation that Wendler-Pocher-Klinsch seemed to be taking over the course of the weeks: "We are in the conversation [...] and you shouldn't take it all as seriously as it might be interpreted from the outside, ”Krampe says almost forgiving. It almost sounds unusually tame when Oli explains: "I'm also quite willing to talk and I'm happy that we will finally meet on Sunday" and Markus Krampe also thinks it is all the better "that we can carry it out on Sunday. "
Wasn't the great Pocher-Wendler duel really staged?
However, both vehemently deny that the show will be staged next weekend (March 1, 2020) and again with surprising unity. Oliver Pocher finds an obvious reason for this, because who could believe that he had forced Wendler to get a pick-up truck as a gift and to be "so embarrassingly staged". Instead, all of this had simply arisen and Krampe also added that the final handshake that guaranteed the show would actually only take place during a commercial break in the last "Let's Dance *" episode in Wendler friend Laura * had given swing. Her “Schatziii” was sitting in the audience - but suddenly the smile froze on his face.
Oliver Pocher at "Stern TV": "There may be deaths"
Now the date for the great duel of the alleged giants has been set - but the outcome still seems dangerously uncertain, as Oliver Pocher puts it in his usual sarcastic manner. He explains that the two would simply want to have a "good conversation among enemies" live and spontaneously and finally announces: "I can tell people: Not only at the 'crime scene', there can also be deaths with us, that is why ... "
Meanwhile, Til Schweiger recently mixed into the Pocher-Wendler-Zoff and posted a whimsical whirlpool photo. In addition, Pocher woman Amira spoke up and resisted the hostility that came after her husband's fight.
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