GR-OG Retraction, Clarification On “Diamond Donnie” Wonch, Biker World Troubles In Ontario (CANADA)
February 15, 2026 — The Gangster Report’s companion podcast and YouTube channel, the Original Gangsters News Network (“The OG”), inaccurately reported on Hamilton (ON) MMA fighter, social-media influencer and Red Devils Motorcycle Club member Donald (Diamond Donnie) Wonch earlier this week, incorrectly identifying him as the victim of home and car firebombing attacks in relation to his internet feud with Satan’s Choice Motorcycle Club boss Harley Guindon and mislabeling him a Hells Angels MC “Nomads” patch holder. Former boxing champion Wonch’s property and vehicle in Hamilton were not harmed as previously reported.
Multiple shootings and firebombings in Southern Ontario did breakout last week tied to Guindon though. Over the last few years, Guindon and certain current and ex-Hells Angels and Hells Angels-affiliates have openly beefed, yet this particular onset of violence may have more to do with Guindon’s personal squabbles and vendettas than any overall disharmony between the newly-relaunched Satan’s Choice MC and the Hells Angels as the original narrative was painted. Guindon’s dad, Bernie (The Frog) Guindon founded the Satan’s Choice MC in the 1960s and led it until he patched-over the club to the Hell Angels in December 2000, subsequently briefly taking control of ’81’ Nation in parts of Ontario and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) prior to retiring and authoring a book.
The younger Guindon, 40, was once a Hells Angels MC leader in Ontario who left the club and relaunched his dad’s historic club back in the summer, jumpstarting a buzzy, yet controversial movement and rapidly growing the clubs ranks both nationally and internationally. When the violence ignited last week, Guindon was in Asia. Him and Wonch, 44, have engaged in on-line verbal jabbing for a while now and almost faced off in a bare-knuckle brawl in Oshawa last November, but the police broke up the scene before the fight had a chance to begin. Guindon’s tattoo parlor in Oshawa (Harley G’s) was targeted for both a firebombing and a drive-by shooting in the past 10 days. The firebombing was unsuccessful however did break the establishment’s front window.
