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00:00:11.000Ladies and motherfucking gentlemen, this is a fight companion podcast.
00:00:14.000What that means is we're watching the fights.
00:00:16.000This was supposed to be the heavyweight title fight, and that was supposed to be in Vegas.
00:00:20.000It was supposed to be Fabrizio Verdun versus Cain Velasquez, but Cain Velasquez got hurt, and he pulled out of the fight, and then Stipe Miocic replaced him, and then Verdun said, well, I'm hurt too.
00:01:11.000Brian Callen, my dog, one of my favorite human beings on the planet, as well as my brother Brendan Schaub, also one of my favorite humans on the planet.
00:01:20.000So these are my favorite podcasts, more than anything.
00:01:22.000I look forward to these fucking things.
00:04:55.000I had the weirdest conversation with a gay couple once after a show I did in Connecticut way back in the day, man.
00:05:01.000I don't even remember what bit it was that they were upset about, but they came up to me after the show and they were saying that, just to let you know, most gay guys don't fuck each other in the ass.
00:05:11.000Like, we're married, we're gay, or a couple.
00:05:14.000I don't know if it was legal to be married back then, because you're talking about like 91. 192, something like that.
00:05:19.000And he was talking about, we just blow each other.
00:05:35.000And he's like, it seems like the kind of humor, like that kind of gay humor, like fucking the ass humor, is like, it goes over really big out here in Connecticut, but we mostly, we hang out in the city.
00:15:06.000He's one of the dark horses in that division.
00:15:08.000His takedown defense, I haven't seen anything like it in a long time.
00:15:11.000He came up to Reign to train with Munoz, Pat Cummins, and myself, and his wrestling day.
00:15:16.000I was like, oh, we're just going to take this full down.
00:15:18.000Well, I thought going into that fight, Larkin was going to have the kicking advantage, and Tumanoff was going to have the striking advantage, and that's how it turned out.
00:15:25.000But, God damn, it was a close-ass fight.
00:15:28.000Larkin actually has braces and during the fight his fucking braces were sticking into his mouth.
00:20:13.000Somebody did something I read, and I don't know if it's true, but they said that a number of people who've died in the ring had dads for their coach.
00:23:15.000Well, I told you Nowitzki said that they've already, at least theoretically, have testosterone that's derived from animals instead of wild yams.
00:23:22.000So the carbon isotope test doesn't work.
00:23:25.000Yeah, it looks like human testosterone.
00:23:56.000Since he's the heavyweight champ, the way it works out a lot of times is you get a percentage of pay-per-views, but you have to hit a certain number.
00:24:02.000It's hard to market Stipe versus Verdum on two weeks.
00:24:06.000He's not going to hit those pay-per-view numbers.
00:24:08.000So when he was like, oh, I'm out, I was like, that's fucking brilliant.
00:27:10.000Chris Weidman has taken damage that's probably not just unnecessary, but most likely when you get beaten up like that, you're not going to recover.
00:27:18.000But there have been many, many fights where they could have easily stopped it and the guy came back to win.
00:27:24.000Shane Carr was a lot of fights like that.
00:32:10.000Well, the key is, it's just like throwing a punch.
00:32:12.000The idea, like when you're throwing a punch is, you don't want your hand completely clinched up until you're going to make impact because then it slows the punch down.
00:32:20.000So you're supposed to punch and then tighten your hand up as you're about to hit.
00:32:24.000It's like kind of a timing thing in a lot of ways.
00:32:27.000You want to keep everything as loose as possible while exploding in the right way.
00:33:04.000Dude, people used to make fun of me when I brought it up.
00:33:07.000I would say, you know, once people learn how to really throw spinning back kicks to the body, it's like getting hit by a car.
00:33:13.000It was more really When the people that already know how to do it learn how to wrestle and do jiu-jitsu so they're not afraid to throw it.
00:33:20.000Because there was karate guys and taekwondo guys in those times, but they were told by their MMA coach, don't fucking throw that shit because these guys are going to take you down and choke you out.
00:33:30.000They're like, okay, we're going to keep it nice and simple and we're not going to do these spin kicks that we know how to do because we suck on the ground.
00:33:36.000But once, like Stephen Thompson or Wonderboy.
00:39:58.000I did it in an office with a chiropractor at first, and then I got some machines where you could strap them up, some mechanical shit you strapped to your door at your house.
00:40:08.000I went through a lot of rolfing and breaking apart scar tissue that was pulling on everything, and everything was all fucked up and tightened up.
00:40:16.000It was just like years and years of wear and tear.
00:40:18.000But now, through that and through yoga, I don't have any of those issues anymore.
00:40:37.000What do you do with the heavyweight division?
00:40:38.000You have Verdum fight a guy like Roth I think what Kane should concentrate on, if I was Kane, I mean, get your body completely fucking healthy.
00:40:48.000There's a lot of people that have like severely criticized his strength and conditioning videos that are online.
00:40:53.000I don't know if he works with this guy anymore, but he was working with a guy that was like the strength and conditioning coach and he had him doing these- I haven't seen it.
00:44:21.000It's real controversial, but in my experience talking to different doctors, there's doctors that say you should get surgery and there's doctors that say you should absolutely not get surgery until you've exhausted all the options.
00:44:33.000Either way, he still won the greatest of all time.
00:46:21.000But if it was a normal guy, like if it was you, if you had Mitrione in that same position, you hit that Kimura and you held it for that long while the referee was tapping you, I do not think you'd get the same kind of grief.
00:49:50.000This is literally, I don't know, about 2003 or whatever.
00:49:53.000Henso, when somebody would come in to kind of challenge, and somebody was really good, he would kind of casually give...
00:50:00.000John, he'd say, roll with John for a while and see how you do first.
00:50:03.000And John would just, you'd watch him tap these dudes, like these really good Sambo guys or whoever they were, and he'd just, like he was moving in slow motion.
00:51:50.000Seeing him compete, watching him in Abu Dhabi, I always expected he was going to be UFC champion because he went into MMA and started smashing people.
00:51:57.000He knocked out Matt Lindland in the first round.
00:52:26.000They had to take his whole fucking ear off his head, clean it all out, like, try to fuse it and swab it and cauterize it to get it to stop oozing pus.
00:52:36.000You know you trannel out when your ear falls off.
00:53:20.000Try to do the super basic jujitsu strategy like what I think it was Lucas Dupree in Abu Dhabi did to Gary Tonin.
00:53:29.000It was either Lucas Dupree or Leandro Lowe.
00:53:31.000I get those guys mixed up all the time.
00:53:33.000But one of those guys in Abu Dhabi went against Gary Tonin and he just straight knee slice, boom, stayed tight, stayed in side control, top half.
00:53:42.000Titan never let Gary get anywhere near his legs.
00:53:45.000You know, that's the game plan against a leg lock guy like Eddie Cummings.
00:53:49.000You try to play footsies with him, you're retarded.
00:53:52.000But Joe Soto, he went in there in the finals at EBI 3. He went in there and just said, he sat on his ass and said, I'm going to play footsies with Eddie Cummings.
00:54:04.000It's like, how the fuck is he leaving his legs out there for, you know, Eddie Cummins, Grafter's legs, and Joe Soto just displayed just this incredible defense, his leg lock defense.
01:05:45.000Depending upon how long I can last, how many death runs I can do.
01:05:49.000Because sometimes I can't do the death runs.
01:05:51.000I just have to just pace myself at 16. But then when I feel like I've got my heart rate down, because my elliptical thing has got a little heart rate thing.
01:05:59.000What kind of elliptical do you have that can take this fucking beast of a workout?
01:06:08.000But if you go on a death run, you gotta go on a save your life, save your loved one, save your mom from fucking- Who makes you do that, though?
01:06:31.000There's a number of revolutions per minute.
01:06:33.000And I want to keep it above a certain number.
01:06:35.000I don't remember what it is at 180 or at 20. But it's somewhere where you want your heart rate to be somewhere around 180. And I forget what the revolutions are because they're different on the one that I use at the gym versus the one that I use at home.
01:06:48.000But you can have a number where you can keep it at that number.
01:07:32.000The thing about the pool thing, though, is the way I did it was there's a giant clock, and every time it hits 12, you sprint across the pool.
01:07:41.000So when you get to the end of the pool, whatever's left in that minute, you get to rest.
01:07:46.000So when you're doing that, No one has to tell you bust ass.
01:08:09.000After like 12, you're dead in the pool.
01:08:12.000And no matter how chaotic your breathing is, you got...
01:08:16.000No matter how tired you are you got to keep your breathing on point because to swim your shit so you got you're like dying But at the same time there's something in your mind that you're on dude Survival mode you're dying, but your breathing's got to be perfect that you're gonna swallow water You're gonna swallow water and you that to me was super fucking crucial.
01:10:24.000Before the fight started, they had mentioned, because Scroggins thinks he has the best movement in MMA. And I'm like, oh my motherfucking God, how retarded can this guy be?
01:10:33.000The best movement in MMA? You fucking retard!
01:10:38.000And then after one round, I'm like, okay, he might have a point here.
01:11:41.000Because his sideways stance allows him to use that front leg.
01:11:45.000So if you're fighting a guy that doesn't know, like, that style, he can get away with a lot of shit.
01:11:49.000Like, if you're used to a guy who's fighting Muay Thai style with that light front leg and more of a closed-off stance, You can get away with that with a Muay Thai guy, but with a karate guy, he'll stand sideways.
01:12:02.000He'll stand sideways and throw those fucking front leg sidekicks, and you don't know what to do.
01:15:36.000They fly him out to Chechnya, he goes to a fucking disco with a fucking champagne bottle in both hands, and he wakes up in the morning and he feels bad.
01:15:43.000He feels bad that the children have done this to the children.
01:18:05.000He's got so much money he could pay the guy to fight where they can choreograph.
01:18:09.000He's paying them to show up and choreograph the fight.
01:18:11.000They don't choreograph a fight, but they choreograph press conferences.
01:18:14.000He would fuck up everyone in this room.
01:18:16.000I think maybe he's thought about actually fighting about three or four times, but most of the time, what it is, is just getting together and saying that you're thinking about fighting, and you've got to schedule a fight, but I have movies to attend to.
01:18:28.000Did you ever see the deposition he did?
01:18:29.000He blinded somebody in one of his movies with a wheel kick, and he had to do a deposition at a trial about how...
01:27:56.000A kick to the body is always painful because your leg is strong.
01:27:59.000Even if you have a half-ass kick, you throw a kick to the body, it's usually stronger than most people's punches, unless you're like some Tumanov type character.
01:28:07.000Also, your shoulder should take the kick around.
01:28:08.000But when you learn how to kick, and you kick good, a kick to the body is horrific.
01:30:00.000His legs were so heavy, he'd like, fuck up your ACL and MCL. Carwin was a fucking freak specimen as far as his skeletal muscular structure.
01:30:07.000He had to spar him every day for how many years?
01:30:27.000Probably wouldn't be a bigger thing for him to hit.
01:30:29.000Dude, I was living in Boulder and I was training at Amal Easton's and this guy walked in and we were in the middle of class, we were going over drills, and I saw this guy walk in and I'm like, that's not even a real person.
01:34:13.000I think, honestly, I think Misha Tate is a better grappler.
01:34:16.000I think Misha Tate dominated Sarah McMahon on the ground and flipped her over on her back and held her down, which is a giant accomplishment.
01:36:33.000Well, I know that she's not obsessed with jiu-jitsu.
01:36:38.000She's one of those, and there's a lot of MMA fighters like that.
01:36:41.000I could just rattle names off left and right.
01:36:44.000There's a lot of guys that just want to stand and bang and work their wrestling and work to get up.
01:36:49.000They don't want to fucking learn Jiu Jitsu.
01:36:51.000There's so many that are still around.
01:36:53.000They don't want to work on their back.
01:36:54.000They just want to beat the shit out of people, take them fucking down and get on top, or not even fucking take them down, just stay and bang and work on their takedown defense.
01:37:03.000If they get taken down, work on getting back up.
01:38:33.000Because she came back and beat Jessica Ai and Sarah McMahon.
01:38:36.000I thought showing more determination, showing more grit.
01:38:39.000Her back was against the wall after losing that fight to Kat, and she came back stronger.
01:38:44.000From what I've seen with my eye, whether I'm right or not, it looks like Holly not only is a higher level striker, I think Holly, just from what I've seen, has much more snap and speed.
01:40:11.000I'm just saying, from what I know in mixed martial arts, I think stylistic-wise, Misha has a way better chance of beating Holly than she does Ronda.
01:40:18.000Also, there's a big difference between someone who is fighting off the back leg as a counter person, which Holly is just ridiculously good at.
01:40:27.000Her counters, her timing was fucking spectacular.
01:40:29.000But Ronda was presenting a predictable target.
01:46:06.000It looks like he can throw some elbows from the guard.
01:46:08.000And Ovin St. Pooh's on top right now with Fajar and his guard.
01:46:11.000It looks like he's got good left elbows in the guard.
01:46:14.000One thing about a guy like Fajar, though, is that Fajar's a really good striker.
01:46:18.000And really good strikers are hard to ground and pound.
01:46:20.000Because they don't panic, they don't lock up, they get used to getting hit, they know how to roll with things, and they know what's coming.
01:46:27.000You know, like, their IQ as far as, like, striking, like, where the right hand's coming, where the left hand's coming, what position you're in to put, like, real torque behind something.
01:48:23.000If you're an MMA fan, you understand why that's so funny because I'm guilty of it as much as anybody, but I can't shut the fuck up about movement coaches.
01:49:08.000Listen, man, I think you won that fight anyways, but I don't think you moved too well.
01:49:12.000I think he's only been working with him for a short amount of time, and you know as much as I do that new things you're going to incorporate into high-level cage fighting.
01:49:19.000It takes a long time to really apply them.
01:51:02.000Your perception of it was that it was way easier than it actually was.
01:51:05.000It was harder, but in the middle of training camp, I'm like, thank God for Mrs. Downs in this yoga, otherwise I wouldn't move as good in this yoga.
01:51:13.000But there's a lot of movement in training, right?
01:52:37.000Hickson, the reason why he was the greatest ever was because he was the perfect storm.
01:52:41.000He was the guy who was super smart, he was super tough, he had a warrior mentality, and he was intelligent enough to apply a bunch of really unconventional training modalities, like some serious yoga.
01:52:53.000That fucking video of him on the bars in Santa Monica before he fought in Japan Valley Tudo, he's doing balance beam shit, going to a full split, standing there on this fucking bar on the beach.
01:53:12.000Like if a guy said he's been doing movement, a guy comes into your gym, a guy comes into your gym and he's been doing movement.
01:53:17.000I'm saying if I'm a young MMA fighter in the UFC, on my list of priorities to become a UFC champion, hiring a movement coach who his background is climbing on rocks and climbing trees is not the guy I'm going to fucking hire.
01:54:12.000And the ability to manipulate his body, standing on one hand, doing the fucking full lotus, all the crazy shit that he could do, directly translated to him almost immediately being a bad motherfucker in jiu-jitsu.
01:58:24.000So I'm sure he read the Book of Five Rings.
01:58:26.000And one of the things about the Book of Five Rings that it emphasized was like taking in all sorts of different, be soft, like taking calligraphy, do painting, stay flexible.
01:58:36.000And the reason for that, if you look at any great innovator, they started with one discipline, they started with one discipline, and then when they studied other disciplines, they were able to appropriate those disciplines and come up with a new style.
01:58:48.000You don't revolutionize a new style by studying that style.
01:59:38.000When you get great at things, especially you, specifically, you're a guy who...
01:59:42.000One of the best things about you creating 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu, ever since I've known you, if you have an idea in your mind, there's a point you have to get to.
01:59:51.000Like, okay, there's a spot over there you gotta get to.
01:59:53.000You have this crazy tunnel vision where you'll figure out unconventional paths to get to a point.
01:59:58.000Like, you can block out a lot of, like, external shit that a lot of other people don't, you know, they can't block out.
02:00:05.000They can't, like, tune in to the finish line the way you can.
02:00:08.000It's really interesting to see, because I think that applies to your music as well.
02:00:12.000I think it applies to everything you do.
02:00:14.000And I think it comes, for a lot of us, I think it comes from, like, some fucked up place where you didn't get enough when you were a child.
02:00:41.000Listen, when you do something that you're afraid of or that makes you uncomfortable, I end up writing.
02:00:47.000I think when you do another discipline that maybe you're not even good at that scares you, it'll open up channels in your original discipline.
02:00:56.000It'll jumble your brain so you come at things in a different way.
02:01:03.000You're most likely, if you're in a creative field, it's harder to branch out and become more creative.
02:01:08.000If you do things you're not that good at, that maybe you're scared of, that cause you to stretch in other areas, and this is the argument for movement coaches, when you do things you're not that good at to step out of your comfort zone, you'll probably get better at your original discipline.
02:01:23.000You better be good at everything else before you hire a movement coach.
02:01:25.000With that being said, being open-minded, I think the four of us should get a timeshare.
02:02:28.000Whereas Anderson, when he was dominating, right after he smashed Chael Sonnen in the second fight, you would think that's a tough fight for Bisping.
02:03:09.000It's like that old fable about the scorpion and the frog.
02:03:12.000The frog wants to get across the pond, and the scorpion says, Or the scorpion wants to get across the pond and the frog is in the water and the scorpion says, let me ride on your back.
02:03:53.000Well, the little red riding hood once upon a time when you put your food in a basket, you sent your children in the woods and you legitimately had to worry about them getting eaten by wolves.
02:05:13.000Well, also, let's be honest about like a long time ago, a thousand years ago in rural areas where food was scarce and people had suffered through a lifetime of abuse and chaos and seeing murders and seeing assaults and rape and constant,
02:05:49.000I mean, I don't think he would call himself that, but he's incredibly knowledgeable about Native American history and what the Nez Perce Indians did in the...
02:08:16.000He had a farm nearby that was having problems with wolves and this guy was a wolf scientist and so he would go there with these big gigantic speakers that play wolf sounds because he had to scare off this one pack of wolves with a new pack of wolves that invaded Yes.
02:12:54.000It kills all the bacteria and the pathogens.
02:12:58.000According to this documentary that could be full of shit on Netflix, but they're saying that there's so much sewage goes into there, but it cleanses itself.
02:14:18.000They fucking killed this guy, dragged him to shore, and then jumped back in the water, killed another guy, dragged him to shore, jumped back in the water, killed another guy, dragged him to shore.
02:20:33.000It's always a risk because you're dealing with something that like one generation removed was completely wild.
02:20:40.000Like you could easily have a grizzly bear where the mother grizzly bear had to fight for its life against a mountain lion that was trying to kill its baby.
02:24:21.000The guy who directed Powder was a guy who was like, There was some controversy about some alleged child molestation charges, which made Powder a really weird movie.
02:24:33.000Because Powder was kind of like a Nambla love story to a lot of people.
02:24:40.000There was a whole conspiracy about that.
02:25:04.000Barry Crimmins, was he talking about that?
02:25:06.000He was talking about AOL. Barry Crimmins was talking about AOL, how child molesters were selling things to AOL, but Barry Crimmins did comment about that guy on a...
02:25:15.000Was it on a podcast or was it on Twitter?
02:25:17.000I thought that's how I heard about it.
02:25:22.000There was a big article that was about it, I want to say, like, two years ago.
02:25:27.000But, yeah, Barry, of course, if you don't know who Barry Crimmins is, he's a Boston comedy legend, and he had a Bobcat Goldthwait do a documentary called Call Me Lucky, and it's about him getting molested when he was a kid.
02:27:59.000Because you're gonna be rolling a lot with guys that are your size, and maybe, as long as it works on guys that have a little weight on you, I'm into those moves.
02:28:18.000Whereas other stuff, you know, is tricky.
02:28:21.000But there's a difference between arm and chokes, like Darces, Japanese neckties, arm and guillotines, and then straight neck chokes, like Marcella teens, and all these weird little fucking things like Rothwell on Barnett.
02:28:32.000There's all these ninja chokes and shit.
02:28:34.000There's about 23 motherfucking ways to squeeze a neck.
02:29:09.000There was one choke that I saw only once in the UFC. It was a choke, like, almost similar to a go-go plata by a kid who was a Tiger Showman student.
02:30:02.000It was some weird choke that had to do with some weird omoplata-type setup, and he wound up in some position with his shin underneath this guy's neck in an unconventional way that I don't necessarily remember.
02:32:47.000So Tiger Showman is open-minded, modern.
02:32:51.000The other way to look at it also is that you have that big a school, there are always going to be some superstars who are going to come through.
02:34:50.000When I look at Dos Anjos, I look at a fucking beast, man.
02:34:55.000The way he put away Benson Henderson, the way he put away Donald Cerrone, the way he beat the fuck out of Sergio Pettis, or excuse me, Anthony Pettis, he's something special, man.
02:35:04.000Dude, I can't think of a worse matchup for Conor, but Conor, you talk to Conor, he thinks that it's a legit, he goes, ah, he's just like Jose Aldo, but shittier version.
02:35:12.000Do you think he's really trying to start his own promotion?
02:35:14.000Do you think that's legit, or that's bullshit?
02:35:17.000What's Conor gonna do about his wrestling?
02:35:19.000What's he gonna do about his wrestling?
02:35:38.000I would imagine if Conor McGregor has a contract that would allow him at a certain time to no longer be with the UFC, he could do whatever the fuck he wants.
02:39:15.000Yeah, he breaks down how this guy came at a guy, and he cracked this guy with a left hook, and he explains the footwork, and draws it in a diagram.
02:39:43.000Gary Toten and I think Gordon Ryan, they had some dude jump with boxing gloves, jump in their guard and start pounding them.
02:39:52.000And in the video, the guys on the bottom, whether it was Faraz, Gary Toten, or I think it was Gordon, I don't fucking know who that third guy was.
02:40:01.000But they were just wrecking the guy on top with leg locks, just a bunch of different things.
02:40:05.000It was like a revolutionary experimentation, one of the smartest things you could ever do.
02:42:14.000He honestly set the blueprint for everyone in Denver, like Shane Carwin, myself, Nate McCart, in the blueprint for GSP. He had them doing all this different stuff.
02:42:49.000I think that's one of the biggest mistakes that people make is too much sparring, even in jiu-jitsu.
02:42:53.000I was talking to a buddy of mine who's a Purple Belt about this, and he's like, he hurt his hip, and he had to get a hip replacement surgery.
02:52:42.000He goes and trains the 185 pound champion who's one of the grittiest fucking wrestlers in the game.
02:52:46.000He goes to Weidman's camp, Weidman's a bigger guy, and he learns how to survive.
02:52:50.000Bro, people, a lot of people don't know, Steven Wanderboy Thompson got his start from GSP. GSP was fighting Carlos Condit, brought Wanderboy in, I don't know how they met, brought him in.
02:53:01.000And then he sent them to Denver to train with Nate, myself, all the guys, and he was just fucking everybody up.
02:57:52.000And he called me up because I had that Primal guy on, Mark Sisson, and he got a lot of things right, but apparently when he was talking about wine, Maynard was like...
02:58:51.000Johnny Hendricks was the worst matchup.
02:58:53.000You might be right, but I believe there's a difference in the amount of danger that Robbie Lawler will put himself in versus the amount of danger that Johnny Hendricks will put himself in.
02:59:01.000I'm just saying the amount of danger he'll put himself in trying to hit him.
02:59:06.000Robbie Lawler will take some crazy-ass fucking chances and do some explosive, ridiculously aggressive shit.
03:00:50.000See, oh, you're going to throw a right, and let me just move a little bit back, ba-bang!
03:00:54.000Dude, the way he landed that right kick to the body, that right kick to the body in that exchange before, it was extraordinary because he knows he's on the way out, but he also knows where Hendrick's left arm is, and he sneaks that right kick right under it as he's sliding backwards, which very few people are going to be able to do.
03:01:11.000I gotta take my fighting more seriously.
03:01:13.000No matter what you do in martial arts, like I said before, we all have a certain amount of time to drill.
03:01:18.000So whatever the kung fu, the karate guys, whatever they were doing during the dark ages when we thought it didn't work, whatever they were doing, they were getting really good at it at that range and getting fucking the best at that range.
03:01:38.000But now we've gotten to the point where they spent all that time in that range and now they added and supplemented wrestling so they can stay in that range.