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I think the important point here isn't that Nazi fight club assholes are 'roided up (no surprise) or that they believe that sacred testosterone makes a person more of a man, and therefore better, no matter how it is acquired (describing men they don't like as "low T" has been a way of feminizing them and, therefore, reducing their worth for years).
The real takeaway, in my opinion, is that one of this asshole's fellow Nazis gave him a box of merch to carry across state lines, and didn't tell him that it contained "a Schedule III controlled substance in Idaho, meaning that bringing the drugs across state lines can result in five years in prison." Yeah, his Aryan brother just used him as a mule without telling him and risked fucking up his entire life in the process. That's gotta sting a little, no?
This kind of thing is why reactionaries are so often defined by their shocking lack of empathy. Buying into narratives of power and domination effectively requires that they give up whatever sense of compassion they might have had for other people. They can kid themselves that their "race consciousness" binds them together, but that often doesn't work out so well when things get rough.
Which explains something else about these people: no one hates a Nazi like other Nazis. The eternal quest for power does not make for a strong sense of solidarity. It is, arguably, our greatest advantage over them.