Joe Rogan Experience - Fight Companion - September 16, 2017
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Summary
Jimmy Norton joins the guys to discuss the Canelo Alvarez vs. Alvarez fight. We also talk about the UFC vs. boxing pay-per-view double header and much, much more! We hope you enjoy this episode and stay tuned for the next one. Stay tuned for a new episode next Tuesday! We'll be back next Tuesday. See you then! -The Guys Who Know Best -Your Hosts: , & The Guys Who Don't Know Best: ) -What's up everyone? What's going on in the world of boxing and what's going to happen to boxing in the future? -Canelo vs. Canelo? -What s going on with the UFC and what s going to go down with the Mayweather vs. Pacquiao fight -Should we be watching UFC and boxing at the same time?? -Is the UFC really as good as they say it is? -Is there something illegal about steroids in boxing? -Does the UFC have a doping program? -Who's doping better than the other sports? -How much money is being made in the UFC? -Did the Russians actually use steroids? -Are they doping? -Do they really have them? -And is there anything we can do about it? - Is there something we should be doing to make sure we know the truth about doping in boxing or not? - and does it really exist? -and is it really a thing? ? - and is it even a thing at all? - is it a thing?? - and what is doping really a problem? - And is there any good? - - and should we even be allowed to be talked about in boxing?! - and will they be tested? & much more? - & more! - and more -and much more!! - and we hope you like it? Thanks for listening to this episode. -Jon and the guys have a great episode and we look forward to hearing from you guys in the next episode! -Jonah and the boys are back next week!! Jonah & the guys are back at it again! . Subscribe to our new podcast (and we will see you soon! , and we ll be back with more next week! & we will be back in the podcast next week, Thank you, Jonah and Eddie & the boys
Transcript
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And we're live, ladies and gentlemen, with special guest, little Jimmy Norton.
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Little Jimmy, I didn't think he was going to be here.
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Yeah, I'm shooting something tomorrow, and I wanted to watch the fight, so I'm like, I didn't think you'd be in town.
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You're always off, like, every time I call, he's like, ah, he's away, he's hunting, he's unreachable.
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And then decided to come back and make it back in time for this.
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I'm like, wow, we should definitely do a fight companion.
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Yeah, we are gonna watch two different things at the same time, folks.
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The deal is that the Canelo Alvarez fight is supposed to start at 8 o'clock.
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And I think they're doing that because they're trying to get a lot of people on the East Coast to buy it.
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Because after 11 p.m., you're like, Jesus Christ, I want to go to sleep.
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You know, because they were doing them a lot of times at like 9 p.m., 9.30.
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It's a Saturday, people can do it, but it's tough when it goes out at 11, 12 o'clock at night.
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It's not wise, especially with boxing, because boxing has weak undercards.
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I'm not necessarily saying that this is a weak fight, but even if they have a good undercard, what do they have, like two fights, right?
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The worst part is when you watch one of these fights on the East Coast, by the time you get out the arena, get your car, you have time for one drink maybe, and then they shut down bars.
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Well, the good thing is in the East Coast, they shut down bars at four.
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Out here, you can go back to your hotel room, take a shower, take a little power nap, and then you're ready to go to the after party, right?
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I watch Conor and Floyd just to watch it, but I never watch...
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I watch all of his fights, and I watch all Canelo's fights.
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When you're watching a guy start to slow down, like I watched Miguel Cotto's fight, and he won.
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But he's getting hit more than he used to get hit.
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I don't think they have UFC-style testing, though.
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They don't have USADA. They don't have a Jeff Nowitzki.
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And it's all on this Russian doctor that was like one of the top guys over there for steroids and how much shit they can give you and you still test negative.
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They take this guy, who's the main person in the documentary, and they just pump him full of steroids.
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He's like, I want you to have a full cc of this and five of that.
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And he's shooting like six, seven things in his ass.
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They're filming an experiment with this Russian guy who's responding.
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One of the things they said was that out of the Russian athletes, there was some estimate in the high 90s of percentage of people that are on steroids.
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In Rio, the Olympics were thinking about banning the entire Russian team.
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Their anti-doping program is so sophisticated and so state-sanctioned.
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See, the USADA thing, they'll show up at your fucking house.
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You know, like you have to give your whereabouts at all times.
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And the other thing is, they keep your piss and they keep your blood.
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And they actually just busted a guy who won the Olympics, I think in, I want to say 2008 and 2012 or something like that.
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But they took away their gold medals, these Russian wrestlers.
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They didn't have a test for whatever they were doing.
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These guys are one step ahead, but then the tests catch up.
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They retroactively go and grab your shit from years ago.
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It's like when they save somebody's head like Ted Williams, hoping they can find a cure for whatever he died from and bring him back.
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That's why they freeze your body or freeze your head.
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You're like, well, listen, for five dollars more, we can keep your body.
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No, dude, you know, I'm taking a chance as it is.
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Just the idea that they're going to just keep your head frozen.
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They don't wake you up amongst the first people.
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You get woke up after they figure out how to reattach heads to bodies.
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When they figure out just how to reanimate dead bodies, that won't be that big of a deal.
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But then to attach heads on a new body, that's a couple more decades.
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Unless you talk to Ray Kurzweil, he thinks we're going to have that in 15 years, his very wishful timeline.
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Is it possible to be such a famous fighter, you're rubbing shoulders with the powerful, the elite, you're so famous.
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Is it possible for a fighter to have so much fame that he has connections to the people that are testing for steroids?
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It's totally possible, but it's just super unlikely.
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They would have to be getting paid shit tons of money.
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What if someone gets a shit beat out of them and winds up dying?
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And it turns out that these people got a hold of some money, and that's what allowed them to not do drug tests on this guy, and this guy was on juice, and then he goes in and beats someone to death?
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It's kind of hard to keep anything electronically a secret.
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I mean, the head of the CIA couldn't make a fucking email disappear.
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The Russians refuse to return stripped Olympic medals.
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It doesn't matter if anything gets out, no one goes to jail.
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I was saying, electronically, nothing's a secret anymore.
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The head of the CIA who was cheating and he got busted in that stupid email?
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I think they were investigating someone else, right?
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There was her, and I think there was another one.
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And the other one, what might have been a part of some freaky marriage situation where the husband and wife bang other people or something.
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And one of the ways they got Petraeus out of there was through some sort of adultery clause, which is hilarious.
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This guy is one of the best killers in the military.
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And you're telling them, if you bang other chicks, we won't let you kill people.
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I mean, this is all information that's coming from the mainstream media.
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Like, what pieces might have fallen into play, Frank Underwood style, that allowed that to happen.
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It's like Eliot Spitzer pissed somebody off ten years ago, and they went in digging, and they got him.
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It's really a shame about Spitzer, because in any other era, Eliot Spitzer would have been probably like a big-time hero, like some sort of a clean-em-up cop type of guy who's looking out for the good guy.
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The problem is there was some serious hypocrisy, because it turns out that he was actually targeting brothels as well as visiting them, which is just, yeah, man, you can't do that.
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It's one thing if he just got hookers, but the fact that the guy was arresting all those He was going out of his way for it.
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And that's why I love to see these guys who legislate against gay people get busted in restrooms and stuff because you're actively trying to fuck somebody's life.
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They've been hiding their whole life that they overdo it just so that no one sniffs them out.
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It's such a classic cliche that you see it and you're like, oh god.
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HBO did a great documentary on politicians who were outed, like, who were anti-gay but got outed as being gay.
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It's like that really scrawny type of male feminist that's always, like, sticking up for women and saying, like, of course you are.
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It's almost the same cliché as the gay guy that hates gay marriage and hates gay people because he's trying to cover it up.
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It's usually these guys that are overwhelmed with lust.
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Impossible to to get with that they they morph themselves into this like Semi real human being that only looks out for women's issues all the time 24 7 doesn't see anything wrong with women ever You know that guy where it's like you're not even real anymore Yeah,
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it gets you to put on, because then you're fucking allowed to walk among them and be comfortable.
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Let's watch the UFC. Ah, Eddie Brown doesn't like boxing.
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It is interesting how it becomes way less interesting, right?
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And it was fun to watch because, again, I wanted to see if Conor would do okay, but Mayweather against anybody else I have no interest in.
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I watch Mayweather even if it's a boring-ass fight.
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Because what you're watching is some guy that just can do things that other people are not able to do.
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I watched the Pacquiao fight and I was like, ugh, what am I fucking doing here?
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Yeah, you can't remember one round from the next.
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So what we're going to do, folks, is just go back and forth from the fight.
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So you're a totally hardcore MMA fan, would you consider yourself?
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Matt's like the expert, and I'm like the guy who can...
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I usually watch them the next day on the Fight Pass, because I'm usually doing gigs Saturday night.
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He picked us up in the train station, took it to his gym, showed us his apartment in the basement where he used to pee in a jug because he drank so much water.
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He couldn't get out of bed because he needed to sleep because he was fighting.
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So he would just carry a jug and put it right by the bed and just piss in the jug in the middle of the night.
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What a great move it is to have him on that Dana White Looking for a Fight show and to have him on your podcast.
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Well, he was on the podcast first, and I think that they asked him a couple of people, and when Dana brought up my name, he's like, yeah, I would love to, because we got along well.
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Yeah, but you can see, it's like, you guys are friends.
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It's one of the reasons why these TV shows sometimes are so stale and flat.
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Like, people like when they see people who actually, like Goldberg and I, like when we used to do broadcasts together, Goldberg's my friend.
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You know, that's why people like these kind of podcasts, that's why people like, you know, anything where people get together and they can hang out and you feel like a real camaraderie versus, like, entertainment tonight.
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Yeah, it's unwatchable and it's unlistenable and it doesn't feel...
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No one's going to tell each other to shut up on that show?
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I wonder if with Wonder Woman now at the forefront of sports and technology and...
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They have like these pre-scheduled promos that they do that feel so stale and everything's just stale.
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That's why even on TV I go back and watch old Dick Cavett shit like interviewing Bishop Pryor in 1985. I'd rather hear a real conversation with dead moments than like a late night TV show now where everybody thinks they're on fire every time the cameras are on.
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It's most of them these like entertainment shows like shows on entertainment like poof that's hard to get right.
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Well, it used to be that the networks had all the power and there wasn't ever a content problem.
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We got plenty of motherfuckers trying to make pilots.
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Now they need content, so more people can get their shit out now.
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We watch TV shows that we grew up on because we had no choice.
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I would watch TV going, okay, what's the best of these terrible shows?
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Back to Channel 11. You used to think some of them were good back then, too, right?
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The Sasquatch episode where we fought the Bigfoot.
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And Moraes is one of the best jujitsu guys in MMA today.
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Tapped out Crohn Gracie in his first black belt match.
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He's the guy that set up that mounted triangle, right?
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You know what he said once about one of his opponents?
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He said, it would be more likely that he got me pregnant than submit me.
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He was talking about improvements in his striking.
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He's like, in striking, I think I have the advantage.
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And on the ground, it would be more likely that he got me pregnant than that he submit me.
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He seems like the type of guy you have to take out.
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Like, I guess, Leon Edwards is like, Edwards is actually doing really well against him, it seemed like, in the first round.
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And then, like, you know, once he had him on the ground, he was finished.
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You know, he's a super stud wrestler, but he absolutely can do all that stuff.
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I wonder like if he's ranked, but you know like there's a lot of guys that aren't ranked like Michael Chiesa.
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Michael Chiesa in my mind is like a black belt, but he's not even ranked.
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If the guy's unconscious, he was clearly not unconscious.
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You got to give him an opportunity to get out of shit.
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Yamasaki stopped it because he knows the next move.
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But 100%, Yamasaki, everybody, any black belt knows when a guy's about to go out.
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And a lot of times, if you let go of the choke, you pop right back up and say you're all right.
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Some guys, when they're getting choked, they will concentrate just on their neck, and they will tighten up their neck.
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And they won't do this and fight around with it.
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They will literally put all their energy and concentration on their neck and avoiding the choke by just squeezing and holding on their neck if they think they have a little bit of blood flow.
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If they can force a little bit of blood flow, and they think that they can stay conscious longer than the guy can squeeze.
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You know, someone's a really good fighter, like a Damien Maia guy, he's gonna fucking put you to sleep.
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So if he's concentrating on his neck and his arms are here, if he really does decide to stop doing this and just try to just concentrate on his neck, it's not a good strategy, but it might be something you would use if you thought you were fucked.
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If you thought you were fucked, you're in a really bad spot, and you really can't peel his arms off, and you go, you know what, I might be able to just power through.
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He might have had a tap, or he might have went to sleep.
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Because guys have gotten out of some crazy shit.
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In fact, earlier that night- There was a woman who got out, right?
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Find out what the card was on the Kevin Lee-Michael Chiesa fight.
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It's not like an arm bar or taking punishment on the ground.
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Like when someone takes a couple extra shots on the ground that aren't necessary, that's bad.
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But if someone gets choked out, that's not bad.
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Glenn who just did just that fight that should have been stopped on the I want to say was one of the prelims to Gavin Tucker.
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He's like this referee suck and then when I watch the fight like this must have been the fight he was talking about.
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Well, you know what the thing is, is that it was a slow beating.
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There was no giant big bombs, but it was an accumulation of bombs that never ended.
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I thought he should have got a fight of the night or a performance of the night.
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I mean, I thought that was pretty amazing, and he didn't get anything for that.
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Which were the girls that almost choked the shit out of each other?
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Was that the fight that Kish had that she shit?
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Supposedly that can be grounds to stop a fight now.
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Like if you shit yourself, it's too dangerous because there's all like scratches and shit.
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If you have cuts, you can get like the worst staph infection known to man.
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And plus you may make a move to avoid being put in that that's going to put you in other kind of danger.
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Like if you want your face mushed in that, you may do something to put your neck in jeopardy.
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If someone's going 69 on you, if you're in like north-south position, which is a legit position, and this dude just shit himself, that's super rude.
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This is like a, ooh, what's going to happen here fight.
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50, 49, 48, 47 if you want to sync it up with us.
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42, 41. Marise is missing a tricep on his left arm.
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But look, you can see he doesn't really have a tricep on his left arm.
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He's hurt and he's on his back and he won't get on top of him.
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Like, make him stand up if you're tooling off on him.
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Yeah, but on his back he might have a chance to do something.
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I mean, wouldn't you tell him that if you were Camaro's coach?
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You're like, don't go to the ground with this guy.
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Isn't there that chance he's just going to wrap his arms around you and catch his breath?
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Next thing you know, he's got deep half on you.
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He might have a better shot on his back than he does standing.
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Hey, how long before someone starts doing sidekicks and frontkicks to the calves and to the shins?
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How long before a shin kick comes back, like in school?
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Yeah, but I think after that Silva Weidman fight, people would break your toes.
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Yeah, but not if you curl your foot back in a frontkick.
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I think it's legal if you could sidekick the thigh.
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Well, it almost means how many people that get hit on the back of the head.
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That's one thing I was noticing about boxing tonight.
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Guys will complain while they're in the middle of an exchange if a punch hits the back of the head.
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It's almost like an excuse for getting hit at all.
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You fucking never see that in the UFC in stand-up.
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You never see guys complaining about getting hit in the back of the head.
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You know, like you hear about like sometimes when a guy's trying to finish someone, they'll hit him all over the place and sometimes they'll hit the head.
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Whether it's on purpose or not, they only know.
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Well, did you think that referee was pretty tall?
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Oh man, for some reason I thought he was like Nigerian.
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And the thing is, man, he didn't even start out as a striker.
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Is that Dan just giving this guy an extra second to see if he can get back?
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Just wanted to see if the guy was conscious, because if he rolled, and then he was looking at him, he had his hands up, he would let it go.
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So you don't think it should have been stopped before that punch?
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He could have stopped it, but he could have recovered.
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You very rarely have complaints about Dan Mergliata.
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He thanked that referee for giving him a chance.
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But that's just a guy who's too tough for his own good.
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I mean, he's a really tough dude, and, like, there was no way he was gonna quit.
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But isn't his, like, orbital socket all fucked up?
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I mean, he's gonna have a lot of things wrong with him.
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Like, he took a beating for, I mean, the first round, it took a while before, you know, it got sort of lopsided.
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But then from the second round on, it was pretty obvious that Rick Glenn wasn't getting tired.
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And he's just pushing this crazy steady pace and just Gavin could not keep up with him and Rick was long and he couldn't get close to him and Rick just had this very workmanly approach.
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Just kept on him and the dude just started breaking.
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Just a guy who knows, like a guy who's been around for a long time, at least the way Frankie Edgar beat up on Yahya Rodriguez.
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A guy who's been around for a long time who knows how to beat the hot young guy coming up.
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Well, Frankie Edgar's on a totally different level, because Frankie can keep this ferocious pace that so few people can keep up with.
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He thought, like, maybe when I get in there, I'll be able to scramble with this guy.
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Probably worked on getting back up to his feet.
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And when we're kicking, standing up, he's not going to be able to deal with my shit.
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Frankie Edgar is on that world championship level.
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Like, there's no way Frankie's going to get close enough to me?
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Well, or catch him coming in, or Frankie might try to exchange with him on the feet, and he has a chance to land something, or maybe his takedown defense is better than Frankie thinks it is.
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There's a lot of thoughts that go into your head when you try to pull something like that off, but it was...
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If you were his manager, it's not the fight to make.
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I mean, it's good to find out how you do against an elite wrestler, but not the elite wrestler.
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Now he's coming down to 145, but the only guy that's been able to beat him is Aldo.
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That doesn't mean that Frankie can't beat a lot of guys.
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But sometimes guys, just for whatever reason, can't beat another guy.
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Joe Frazier was always a world championship level boxer.
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If they fought 100 times, George Foreman would have beat him 100 times.
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Yeah, and that's got to get into your head after a while.
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I mean, Jones, Cormier only twice and plus all the stuff that happened, but there is always that one guy that you just can't do anything against.
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There's guys that have a solution to your style.
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Vernon Forrest just had this solution to Sugar Shane Mosley.
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You know, and it was like one of those things where Vernon didn't look the best Rest in peace.
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He tried to stop someone from robbing his car and they shot him.
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The gas station in Atlanta, is that the guy I'm thinking of?
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But he could shine against Shane in a way that he couldn't shine against other people.
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But then Ricardo Mayorga knocked him out, remember?
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I actually met Shane Mosley at one of my first UFC events.
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I want to say it's 2008, 2009. It might have been a Rampage fight in 2009. It's weird to watch boxers and those things and how they react.
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I sat behind Bernard Hopkins, and he had critical things to say.
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And then watching him and his trainers watch the guys on the ground.
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Watching the stand-up, they were fine, but what they really got impressed with was the stuff on the ground, because that's the stuff he can't do.
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But, you know, people just get lumped off into camps.
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It's so silly, because boxing at its highest level, like tonight, what we're gonna watch in just hopefully like five or ten minutes...
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Do you know that's one of the main differences right there, what you just saw Usman do?
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That's one of the main differences between UFC and every sport, is the way the fighters treat the fans and interact with the fans.
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And there's a lot of events where people get to meet fighters.
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They do a lot of events, a lot of signings and shit.
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And you get invested in them and you get connected to them, so then when they're on the prelims or the undercard, you still want to watch them fight.
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The UFC figured out that boxing had fucked up, and now boxing has kind of picked up the slack in a lot of ways.
00:30:47.000
And they also figured out giving you the fights that you want to see.
00:30:52.000
Don't make it wait five years like we did with Tyson Holyfield.
00:30:57.000
You don't have ten different promoters working on it.
00:31:03.000
I mean, this Canelo-Gernady Golovkin fight, this is a unification middleweight title fight.
00:31:09.000
It's very fucking hard to get these things to pull off.
00:31:39.000
Jamie, where am I supposed to point this fucking thing?
00:32:16.000
This is the most boring part of the podcast ever.
00:32:27.000
This was like his first fight in the UFC. He was in Gerald Harris' guard, and he slammed him and knocked him out cold.
00:32:35.000
So it was a good fight up until that moment, but he was in his guard.
00:32:38.000
He was trying to work his guard, and he got just body slammed.
00:32:43.000
He got picked up in the guard like Arona Rampage?
00:33:08.000
The head collide as he slams into the ground and you see Rampage's head smash into Arona's head.
00:33:15.000
Nobody could slam people like Rampage slammed people.
00:33:18.000
Alright folks, so Gennady Golovkin just walked out.
00:33:25.000
Wasn't he on like a 23 or 24 first round knockout streak too before this last decision?
00:33:36.000
Well, Gennady Golovkin's been fighting at a heavier weight class.
00:33:43.000
Floyd Mayweather, I think at 152. And I think earlier in his career, he fought lighter than that.
00:34:06.000
I don't think they were all in the first round.
00:34:11.000
Most of them, he would break guys down over a few rounds.
00:34:13.000
Think about how that Mayweather fight, all the hype and the promo, how it blew him up.
00:34:25.000
Yeah, I guess the Mayweather fight made him big, but he wouldn't just beat the shit out of Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. That was terrible.
00:34:33.000
Yeah, my mom didn't know who Canelo was before that Mayweather fight.
00:34:37.000
I don't love the dad either, to be honest with you.
00:34:41.000
Isn't it sad to watch a guy like Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. fight a guy like Canelo?
00:35:02.000
Remember the kid when he was holding the ball and he's so pissed off at his father?
00:35:05.000
And his father slapped him in the face and he won't throw the ball home?
00:35:08.000
That's what he reminded me of during that fight.
00:35:10.000
Just like fucking just kind of standing there, letting it happen.
00:35:14.000
I was like, this kid doesn't need to be doing this.
00:35:22.000
No, I just think he realized that there was just a level of commitment that Canelo possesses that he just doesn't.
00:35:31.000
Like, Max Kellerman does a very nice interview when he sits down with two fighters, and he sits in between of them, and he asks them questions, and they'll ask him questions, and they have this, like, translate thing back and forth, but...
00:35:43.000
You could see, psychologically, Canelo had a big advantage over him.
00:35:47.000
Canelo was just saying, look, his fight career has been a disgrace.
00:35:54.000
His father was amazing and he was an incredible world champion, but he's just never lived up to the hype.
00:36:14.000
No, he's lost to some fighters, like maybe one or two.
00:36:24.000
He was better, I think, a few years ago, but he's always been a very good fighter.
00:36:31.000
Like, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. knows how to fight, for sure.
00:36:36.000
But do you think it's because their fathers are both, well, I'm thinking about Marvis Frazier, too, or guys whose fathers, when you grow up with boxing money, it's a little harder to be motivated than a guy like that.
00:36:45.000
You don't have that kind of confidence, that kind of mean streak.
00:36:48.000
It's not a coincidence that so many of these guys grow up in impoverished situations.
00:36:57.000
I think he had a comfortable financial childhood.
00:37:11.000
Yeah, but I think there's much more the other way than there are guys who grew up comfortably.
00:37:14.000
There's some, like Bill Lambert, they said grew up pretty comfortable and wealthy and was still like the biggest animal on the court.
00:37:21.000
You could have a kid that has all the money in the world but they just have some psychotic drive where they just want to be the best at something.
00:37:29.000
It could be that or it could just be there's people that just really love testing themselves.
00:37:39.000
Like, you do it for a little bit, and then you really start getting into it, and then you get into it more, and then it becomes you, becomes your favorite thing to do, becomes your identity.
00:37:46.000
Like, even if you grew up with money, you could still become obsessed with something.
00:37:50.000
And if you could become obsessed by being the best at anything, it's possible.
00:37:58.000
They grow up, you know, with a sense of urgency.
00:38:01.000
You grow up with, like, this knowledge in your head that, hey, man, it might not always be okay.
00:38:09.000
And a lot of times your motive for going after it is different, too, because you really do remember what it's like to have absolutely nothing, so your motive is to avoid that again.
00:38:17.000
It is a very powerful thing, and you can't fake that.
00:38:20.000
By the way, boxing has too much shit in the ring.
00:38:22.000
There's just too much business happening in the fucking ring.
00:38:28.000
It's kind of like that in music, too, because the thought is that you have to grow up in the same kind of situation, you know, impoverished or like just a serious broken family, lack of love.
00:38:41.000
But then you have Chris Martin, the singer from Coldplay.
00:38:45.000
It's like valedictorian, you know, brought up with money and just a happy life.
00:38:55.000
Bayless, that's by the way, the referee I think who was shitting on Conor and Floyd fighting.
00:39:03.000
I'm pretty sure that's the ref that they did not want.
00:39:07.000
Well, you know, a lot of boxing people, like I was saying before, they want to defend boxing.
00:39:14.000
And honestly, I played a part of that a little bit when I had this thing with Lou DiBella.
00:39:26.000
The other problem is, I mean, you know, if I really went to war with somebody, I said, yeah, I got that guy.
00:39:39.000
I bet if he and I sat down and we just started talking about classic fights, Hagler-Hearns, you know, Sugar Ray Leonard, Roberta Durant, like he would realize like really quickly, like I'm a legit boxing fan.
00:40:00.000
He had that fight with Mayweather, though, where Mayweather just...
00:40:04.000
First of all, he made him cut a lot of weight, made him get down to 152, drained him up a little bit.
00:40:09.000
And then, you know, he caught him before he reached the level that he's at now.
00:40:16.000
He fucked Amir Khan up, dude, with a haymaker of a right hand.
00:40:19.000
And when he landed that bomb and put Amir Khan to sleep, you gotta go, okay, this is a guy that's now at the fucking peak of his game.
00:40:27.000
So when he fought Mayweather, Mayweather caught him right when he was getting into it.
00:40:33.000
And that Mayweather fight, I think, took him over the top.
00:40:36.000
When you fight a guy that's slick, and it's talented, and fucking fast, and the timing that Mayweather has, you realize that there's levels to this thing.
00:40:44.000
Is Golovkin fighting at the weight he normally fights at?
00:40:51.000
The guys behind him look exactly like him, too.
00:40:53.000
The good thing about this fight is, what's interesting is, Golovkin, some experts believe that he might be slipping slightly.
00:41:03.000
And the idea is that a year ago, Golovkin would have fucked Canelo up.
00:41:09.000
But now, Canelo's better, and Golovkin might have faded a little bit.
00:41:14.000
I think Golovkin is, he's older for sure, but I think he's 35. See if you can find that, young Jamie.
00:41:21.000
I want to say he's 35 or 36. Yeah, Canelo's 27. Golovkin is what?
00:41:34.000
So that's like, unless he's juicing, that's the last of the squeeze.
00:41:42.000
No, but I mean when you're around 35, that's when the decline happens to almost everybody.
00:41:50.000
39, 40. Very rarely see a 40-year-old champion that's not on the sauce.
00:41:54.000
Yeah, I mean, that's why Randy Couture was such an amazing...
00:41:57.000
Well, it's really why Bernard Hopkins was the most impressive.
00:42:02.000
And he still was out boxing world-class fighters and dropping them.
00:42:06.000
I mean, he got fucked up by Joe Smith, but Joe Smith is a monster.
00:42:09.000
Was that his final fight where he got knocked through the ring?
00:42:16.000
I think he was 51 or 52. And his brain is perfectly coherent.
00:42:38.000
I feel like either one of these motherfuckers could shock the world.
00:42:47.000
I mean, it's definitely white if you go to a black neighborhood and try to say the N-word.
00:42:56.000
Well, can you get away with being in a black neighborhood and using the N-word?
00:43:00.000
Do you have that type of credibility or do not?
00:43:02.000
If you're Wesley Snarp Stark, you can get away with using it anywhere in the world, right?
00:43:08.000
Canelo is actually Mexican, but he's got red fucking hair.
00:43:13.000
But if Kazakhstan is considered white, then why wouldn't Canelo be considered white?
00:43:26.000
Well, you know, a lot of these people have Mongolian in them.
00:43:35.000
I mean, Genghis Khan, I think they said some insane number, like 5% of all the men in Asia, or all the people in Asia, Have Genghis Khan's genes.
00:43:47.000
Killed like, you know, they don't even know how many millions, but somewhere between 20 and 70 million people died directly by his hand.
00:44:05.000
Me and Godfrey chased her down the street and ran into a meter.
00:44:09.000
One in 200 of the whole population of the world is directly descended from Genghis Khan.
00:44:38.000
He's used that jab before on guys and shocked him and out-boxed him.
00:44:44.000
He came out and started popping him with a jab, and a lot of people didn't expect that.
00:45:11.000
His face is fucked up, and it's the first round.
00:45:24.000
Well, he gets angry at people and starts talking shit to them and he puts his hands down and lets them punch him in the face.
00:45:29.000
When he was breaking this one dude down, as he was breaking him down, he put his hands down, started walking towards him and letting the guy punch him, just moving his hands slightly and then fucking digs in on him.
00:45:43.000
When you drop your hands, a lot of times guys won't react immediately because there's a schoolyard humiliation of a guy doing that and you missing.
00:45:49.000
It's really weird to watch professional fighters not always just go right in when someone's hands are down.
00:45:56.000
When you drop your hands, you don't know where the punches are coming from.
00:46:00.000
When someone drops their hands, you have to be very careful.
00:46:04.000
It's one of the reasons why Tommy Hearns, when he jabbed, he kept his hand down here and he'd pop it up in your face.
00:46:12.000
If someone's standing right here and you see this and you see that, you see the hands a little bit more.
00:46:16.000
It's a traditional pattern that you understand.
00:46:19.000
When someone has their hands down low and they start moving their head, shit can come wild from all over the place.
00:46:24.000
How many pay-per-view cards has Triple G headlined?
00:46:28.000
He's been mostly like an HBO fighter because his pay-per-views didn't sell well.
00:46:36.000
I forget who he fought, but he was like 150,000 buys.
00:46:39.000
It's unfortunate because he's fucking marvelous in there.
00:46:54.000
He was world champion, I believe, at welterweight.
00:47:15.000
These guys are way more identical in terms of skill and career.
00:47:20.000
But I'm seeing Golovkin get the better of these exchanges.
00:47:34.000
He only had one fight that he lost, and that was that fight with Mayweather.
00:47:39.000
And he really didn't get beat up in that fight, he just got outboxed.
00:47:48.000
But he didn't knock him out, you know what I mean?
00:47:50.000
It's like Canelo's beating the fuck out of some really good fighters.
00:47:58.000
And Golovkin has been in way more wars than Canelo has.
00:48:03.000
Canelo's figured out a way to avoid wars and just put it on people.
00:48:08.000
This is, for boxing, this is like as good as it gets.
00:48:17.000
I mean, he's 27 now, and this fight is going to make him better, too.
00:48:20.000
You know, he's only 27. Golovkin, if Canelo managed to KO him and he's 35...
00:48:27.000
Could be the end, you know, or at least the beginning of the end.
00:48:52.000
Just put our G's up top, and then your G over the dick.
00:49:08.000
A lot of people felt like if they see too much of that on boxer shorts, it bothers them.
00:49:15.000
Does it even help with sales or does it just get into your psyche and you don't even realize it's in there?
00:49:20.000
I remember back in the day, cigarette companies used to sponsor fighters.
00:49:26.000
Like boxers used to have cigarette companies on their shorts.
00:49:34.000
Who the fuck had a cigarette company sponsored them?
00:49:39.000
Did you ever see the old one where they would sponsor cartoons?
00:49:44.000
Like, they would have, like, fucking, uh, what's that?
00:49:58.000
I'm not a big cartoon guy, but that one I particularly hated.
00:50:14.000
You know, you got a guy in Golovkin, undefeated, 35-0, been blasting everybody, wanting that big fight.
00:50:20.000
And then Canelo Alvarez, this proud superstar, steps up, wants this fight.
00:50:28.000
I mean, Canelo's always said he wanted to fight the very best.
00:50:48.000
The way he threw the left hook and then threw it again.
00:51:07.000
Golovkin is just really coming to him and Canelo's...
00:51:16.000
But does Canelo want to stand there with him and trade punches?
00:51:18.000
Well, he wants a counter-strike, but, I mean, Golovkin's gonna come towards him, so he has his opportunities.
00:51:24.000
Like, as far as, like, what, you know, stylistically?
00:51:29.000
Has Golovkin ever even really been in trouble in a fight?
00:51:39.000
He did have a really good fight in his last fight.
00:51:43.000
Can you put Golovkin's record up so I can remember homeboy's name?
00:51:46.000
He's had a couple of very good fights where, you know, people are coming to him very, you know, enthusiastic.
00:52:03.000
But it was a unanimous decision for Gennady Golovkin, but Daniel Jacobs is fucking for real.
00:52:13.000
And, you know, everybody could tell watching the fight that Jacobs is super legit.
00:52:20.000
So, even though he didn't knock him out, he still won.
00:52:39.000
See, and then the other thing you gotta think of is age, man.
00:52:44.000
35 with some wars behind him versus 27 with really no wars.
00:53:10.000
How come we can't put it on that TV? It's on my computer.
00:53:29.000
Folks, we should be on Twitter at the same time.
00:53:43.000
I know it's supposed to help, but I just can't do it.
00:53:48.000
He lost it last time, and then he went back to it.
00:53:59.000
I knew he was gonna do it because he's so good at it.
00:54:04.000
He's gotta keep him in the chopping block right there.
00:54:12.000
Yeah, when you grab, you escrip under your leg.
00:54:14.000
That's the way you defend it, but doing it the way he's doing it.
00:54:21.000
Was that what Dos Anjos finished off Neil Magny with?
00:54:36.000
You rarely see an underjack battle in the UFC like that.
00:54:59.000
Canelo just hit him with a hard left hook to the body and go up.
00:55:13.000
I mean, we're watching an all-time classic boxing war right now.
00:55:35.000
Eddie Bravo, would you be watching this if it wasn't for us?
00:55:47.000
They start at like 9. They decided to start this one early.
00:55:51.000
Just to make sure the people on the East Coast...
00:55:57.000
Like, let's make sure people in New York and Jersey and Florida can order this?
00:56:09.000
He just did that thing, by the way, where he dropped his arms a little bit, too.
00:56:17.000
As soon as they shake their head no, that means yes.
00:56:22.000
Yeah, does that ever mean the guy isn't hurt when he shakes?
00:56:24.000
Because why would you tell him you're not hurt?
00:56:28.000
You could say that a guy, but the problem is when someone actually hits you and really dings you and then you do it, like, never.
00:56:35.000
Well, maybe the no is saying, no, you didn't knock me down.
00:56:53.000
Great close up on the rings trying to fucking jabbing that counter right together.
00:57:00.000
Ooh, look at that tight left hook by Triple G. He's hurt.
00:57:08.000
Because he keeps going backwards into the ropes.
00:57:15.000
That body shot that you were talking about, right when that landed, you looked at his eyes, he went, oh shit.
00:57:22.000
I keep forgetting these are three minute rounds.
00:57:25.000
Yeah, you get into it, you're like, oh fuck the bell.
00:57:31.000
Five minutes boxing than it is to go three minutes of wrestling.
00:57:34.000
Yet the UFC is like five minute rounds and boxing is three minute rounds.
00:57:41.000
But one thing though is if you give a shorter round, there is a good argument for a shorter round.
00:57:46.000
That argument is guys can go faster and harder in three minutes than they can in five because they have to conserve themselves.
00:57:54.000
Do you feel like boxing over the last year is making a comeback?
00:58:03.000
And it might have something to do with the fact that there's a rivalry going on between UFC and boxing.
00:58:09.000
I think it's bringing more attention to boxing by the UFC fans.
00:58:13.000
They're paying attention to boxing because there's this debate.
00:58:20.000
Well, it's also boxing's in a real good place right now.
00:58:28.000
Could you really do a three-minute round in UFC? I mean, with jiu-jitsu and all that, it just seems like it wouldn't work.
00:58:32.000
What I would think is maybe a five-minute round of boxing would be kind of interesting.
00:58:35.000
But I think they're doing it right, honestly, because I think, you know, you could go hard and fast for three minutes, and maybe it'll ensure a faster pace for the majority of the fight than if you made guys fight five-minute rounds.
00:58:46.000
How often do they give out 10-8 rounds in boxing?
00:58:53.000
It was uncommon for a long time in MMA, but it's more common now.
00:58:57.000
Wow, that was good head movement there by Canelo.
00:59:15.000
It's just like to get to this level, what's exciting about this fight is that to get to this level, there's so much shit you gotta go through.
00:59:24.000
It's so rare that a guy comes out this good, you know?
00:59:30.000
It's even rare that you get two of them finally fighting.
00:59:42.000
Manny Pacquiao's not drawing the numbers he used to.
00:59:44.000
In his last fight, he fought and he lost to a schoolteacher.
00:59:55.000
Well, Anthony Joshua's a huge star in London and in England and probably in Europe and the UK. In America, he's a big star with boxing fans, but sort of like how Triple G's a big star with boxing fans.
01:00:07.000
Canelo's a huge star with actual Mexicans, like, across the board.
01:00:12.000
And maybe you could say that about Anthony Joshua.
01:00:26.000
What do you think boxing needs to do to keep the upward trajectory?
01:00:40.000
You've got Andre Ward, who's one of the best in the world, the boxing light heavyweight champion, who's also the U.S. gold medalist in boxing.
01:00:50.000
I think what you got to do is give people the fights that they want and not make them wait for it for two years and three years.
01:01:08.000
Maybe he wanted to tie Glovgan out a little bit.
01:01:25.000
This guy Norman used to wear it in a department store I worked in and he was arrested for stealing.
01:01:38.000
People are weird with their fucking colognes, right?
01:01:50.000
That was like fucking, that was like Guido stuff in like 1988, 1990. You thought you had to wear it to get laid.
01:02:06.000
I like the fruity smelling, like the sweet perfumes.
01:02:16.000
Yeah, I don't like any, I want it to smell like a fucking gorilla.
01:02:22.000
Canelo shook his head, but that was a bomb that he got hit with.
01:03:09.000
It's so hard to recover from that liver shot, too.
01:03:18.000
I know you've had a lot of guys leg kick you and choke you.
01:03:21.000
I don't think anyone's ever purposely punched me in the liver.
01:03:23.000
I've had a lot of things done that were all unpleasant, but they say that's a pretty bad one.
01:03:28.000
And to fact, I'm pretty sure that happened just now to Gennady Golovkin, and you could barely tell watching him fight.
01:03:42.000
I punched a guy in the liver in the fourth grade, didn't do shit.
01:04:12.000
She would tie girls up in that judo clinch and then just knee the fuck out of their body.
01:04:19.000
Because she was so good at the upper body control.
01:04:25.000
Oh, Gennady Kolovian with the right hand of the body.
01:04:28.000
She would just get a hold of girls and then she started fucking nuking them with knees to the body.
01:05:07.000
For whatever reason, you could break that down psychologically all day.
01:05:11.000
Matt Serra had a great line that I never forgot.
01:05:15.000
He said a long time ago that everybody likes to be the hammer, but nobody wants to be the nail.
01:05:27.000
Yeah, and there's always going to be fighters out there that you can't take down and you're going to be forced to stand.
01:05:33.000
And the level of striking right now with the girls is at an all-time high.
01:05:37.000
And if you ain't on top of your striking, even if you get really good, it's still Russian roulette.
01:05:50.000
What are you going to do if you can't take the person down?
01:05:57.000
A kickboxing battle where you hope and pray that something goes wrong and you get it to the ground.
01:06:04.000
But even if it was great, there's a lot of great strikers out there.
01:06:08.000
So at the end of the day, you're going to be forced to win a kickboxing tournament.
01:06:23.000
But right now, man, it's gonna be very hard for her to take these girls down right now.
01:06:28.000
So then it becomes, you know, she could win some, she could lose some.
01:06:32.000
How many people did she beat that were strikers as good as Holly Holm or Amanda Nunes?
01:06:38.000
The only one who was close was Kat Zingano, and she caught Kat really quick.
01:06:44.000
Kat just charged at her and got caught with an arm bar.
01:06:46.000
Yeah, I think Rhonda said, I think Kat deserved better.
01:06:52.000
The reason why she charged at her like that is because she took a furious beating in that Amanda Nunes fight.
01:06:58.000
She won the fight, but she got fucked up in that first round, like real bad.
01:07:02.000
And she's like, I didn't want to go through that again.
01:07:04.000
She goes, I just want to charge at her and get a hold of her.
01:07:09.000
Imagine if Ronda Rousey decided to, on the girl she couldn't throw or take down, plan B is flying guard pull.
01:07:18.000
She has an amazing guard, amazing arm bar from the guard.
01:07:21.000
Her plan should have been, in my opinion, to get the fight to the ground, try to be on top, try to use your judo.
01:07:27.000
If that didn't work, we have to go to pull and guard.
01:07:29.000
The problem with someone like Amanda Nunes is that's not going to happen.
01:07:33.000
You don't think she can pull guard on Amanda Nunes?
01:07:36.000
I think you're going to get eaten up with punches when you try to get close.
01:07:40.000
In order to pull guard, you've got to pull off a legit shot to get them to react, to get them to sprawl.
01:07:48.000
When you're under them and they sprawl, you time it perfect.
01:07:59.000
Just like in that fight with Sergio Mirai, he was on his back, hurt, and his opponent wouldn't get on top of him.
01:08:06.000
Let's pay attention to this, because some shit is happening here.
01:08:14.000
We're still going to be able to watch the Rockhold fight, too.
01:08:37.000
I haven't seen Golovkin on the ropes much at all this fight.
01:08:45.000
And that's what's so interesting about this setup, is that everybody knew that Canelo's a really good counterpuncher.
01:09:00.000
There's definitely a size difference, but he's thick.
01:09:02.000
You know, I just think, frame-wise, I think you're right.
01:09:07.000
But I think the money is where he's at, you know?
01:09:10.000
I mean, I think this fight is a big, big money fight.
01:09:13.000
I don't know how many good fights there are for him at 54, what big names there are.
01:09:26.000
I think he struggles even to make 60. And this is at what?
01:09:29.000
This is 60. I think 154 is a real struggle for him.
01:09:33.000
Because Mayweather got him down to 152. Mayweather's so smart.
01:09:45.000
And the thing about Conor, like what he did to Conor is very smart too.
01:09:49.000
Which was just make him fight, make him work, get him tired, and then start putting it to him.
01:09:56.000
Just start piling it up, wearing him out, piling it up, wearing him out.
01:10:00.000
Yeah, when you saw Mayweather unloading, you're like, oh yeah, that's right.
01:10:24.000
He's definitely losing the rounds, but he is fighting back.
01:10:30.000
Yeah, he's got like 19 more headshots for Golovkin.
01:10:34.000
Yeah, they have Golovkin ahead three points, 65 to 68. But the thing is, it looks like Golovkin is trying to put him away.
01:10:46.000
You know, I mean, and you saw Canelo take a big deep breath.
01:10:49.000
And as we get into the 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Canelo fades a little.
01:10:56.000
And I know he keeps working hard on his conditioning and he works harder than anybody, but it's just that style is exhausting.
01:11:03.000
Well, plus Golovkin wants to put him away because he hears people talking about his age too.
01:11:06.000
I mean, you know, everyone's saying, does he have it anymore?
01:11:33.000
This fight, if every boxing match was like this, boxing would be huge.
01:11:37.000
The thing that's genius about Mayweather is he managed to never be in one of these.
01:11:46.000
He only got hit clean like seven times, eight times his whole career.
01:11:56.000
I mean, he's for sure the number one moneymaker ever.
01:12:00.000
Didn't this put him into a billionaire category?
01:12:02.000
In the neighborhood, you know, who knows exactly what the deal is, but, dude, they got 6.25-something million pay-per-views.
01:12:13.000
I wonder what he wants that he doesn't quite have enough money.
01:12:24.000
The big thing is him not going too crazy and spending it all and blowing it all.
01:12:32.000
I mean, he does buy mansions and shit and all sorts of Rolls Royces, but...
01:12:44.000
He was definitely like in big tax trouble before we got bailed out with a fight in the past.
01:12:53.000
I think Conor would have to beat somebody good in a boxing match.
01:12:58.000
And he would also have to have a real training camp.
01:13:07.000
Because people will buy it now, because Conor went to the 10th round, he got fatigued.
01:13:12.000
Yeah, I mean, look, he went the very first fight against the greatest ever.
01:13:17.000
There's so many big fights in MMA. You're right.
01:13:22.000
But the thing is, if there's a legit big fight, like say if Canelo Alvarez steps up and says that he wants to fight Conor McGregor...
01:13:38.000
I think Conor maybe realized you gotta specialize.
01:13:43.000
Especially the difference between Canelo and Floyd.
01:13:48.000
Canelo's a murderous puncher and he'll fuck you up.
01:13:54.000
Conor and Floyd are pretty much, they're very similar guys and they both understood what they were doing promotion wise.
01:14:02.000
Well, he's not going to promote it that way, but he's got...
01:14:17.000
I don't know if McGregor would take that fight.
01:14:22.000
Neither Canelo or Golovkin's a good fight for him.
01:14:32.000
Especially, this is how Golovkin fights every fight.
01:14:46.000
I mean, this is one of those fights we're going to be looking back on someday.
01:14:52.000
This is one of those fights that we're going to look back on and go, you remember when we watched that fucking fight?
01:15:06.000
Yeah, he's keeping him against the ropes for 80% of the fight.
01:15:18.000
He's still super dangerous, but Golovkin catches...
01:15:25.000
Yeah, he was splayed out on the seat in between rounds.
01:15:28.000
Yeah, see, if I know this, and I don't know that much about boxing, I know that Canelo has what people think of as an endurance problem.
01:15:36.000
And it's not, you know, it's not a big mystery.
01:15:50.000
It's just that his style is just so explosive and he's got so much muscle that he carries around.
01:15:55.000
That style requires you to be in fucking sensational shape.
01:15:59.000
Does it mean anything that he's a counter puncher because they're always getting hit first so you gotta take a little bit more too?
01:16:10.000
It's just like he's never been hit like this before.
01:16:12.000
And not with a guy like Golovkin who's just putting it to him.
01:16:15.000
He's been hit by a guy like Floyd who just caught him with good, clean scoring shots, snapped his head back a couple of times, but nothing like this.
01:16:26.000
This is a different thing because Golovkin is trying to break him.
01:16:32.000
He's putting himself in danger to prove that he's the best.
01:16:39.000
He's not making the kind of money that these guys are making.
01:16:45.000
And again, he's not making the kind of superstar money that he just saw Conor and Floyd make.
01:16:50.000
And the only way that he can make it is to bring big drama show.
01:16:59.000
I think it's probably depending upon the pay-per-view sales.
01:17:02.000
Yeah, I literally have no scale for what these guys make.
01:17:11.000
I mean, he would sell fucking a million pay-per-views if he was fighting an Uber driver.
01:17:36.000
Like, that guy goes, Viva Mexico, and the fucking roof almost falls off.
01:17:45.000
They make you reconsider the idea of patriotism.
01:17:49.000
Like, when you hear the Irish people that were in town in Vegas when Conor was fighting, you ever see that video of Mandalay Bay?
01:17:56.000
The whole Mandalay Bay, which the fight wasn't even there, okay?
01:17:59.000
The whole Mandalay Bay filled, I mean, to where you couldn't walk with Irish people, and they're all singing together.
01:18:07.000
And that wasn't even where the fight was being held.
01:18:13.000
These maniacs have short-sleeved shirts and tank tops.
01:18:19.000
Leaving the garden, it was freezing that night.
01:18:23.000
There was protests in front of Trump's apartment.
01:18:47.000
Goddamn, look at that left to the body and that right over the top.
01:18:53.000
But we had to walk because there were so many people protesting Trump.
01:19:20.000
And the ref hardly ever has to pull them apart.
01:20:04.000
You gotta understand how terrifying this is when you're fighting a guy like this.
01:20:08.000
That doesn't get tired, continues to push on you, and that's why Canelo has to take some breaks.
01:20:13.000
Yeah, then you start just trying to get out of his way.
01:20:15.000
He doesn't really want to be up against the ropes like this.
01:20:19.000
He really doesn't have the energy to just meet him in the center and go kablooey at each other.
01:20:25.000
So Golovkin's pressure and constant forward movement, that's a big factor here.
01:20:36.000
He's completely controlling where the fight takes place.
01:20:44.000
Canelo's trying to catch Golovkin as he's trying to stop him.
01:20:47.000
There's two very different things happening here.
01:20:50.000
Doesn't mean that Canelo can't still put the lights out on him, but what's way more impressive is what Golovkin's doing.
01:21:08.000
He can still come back hard because he's a fucking animal and he's a world champion, but the bottom line is he's starting to fade.
01:21:20.000
He's still got some good head movement, though, I'll tell you that.
01:21:37.000
I've watched that guy train for six hours straight, dude.
01:21:57.000
They say, Eddie, honestly, the best thing to do is not to train up there.
01:22:00.000
They say the best thing to do is to live up there and to train, like, down.
01:22:09.000
Train there and then go do everything else up top because your body will adapt because the altitude, especially when you're sleeping up there, but you'll have more work output.
01:22:19.000
You'll get more work in with your body at sea level.
01:22:30.000
No, I'm sure, but I mean, he could be even better is what I'm saying.
01:22:52.000
But if you look at their opponents, Tony's been through some, you know, he fucked up Edson Barbosa, Josh Thompson, Rafael Dos Anjos.
01:23:11.000
And then the other one that was really impressive to me was the Barbosa fight, because Barbosa's stand-up is top of the food chain.
01:23:18.000
And Tony was cracking him and then finished him in a crazy bloody darse.
01:23:23.000
Wasn't that all bloody and everything on that darse?
01:23:27.000
And Edson Barbosa is considered probably top three most dangerous strikers in the UFC. Oh, yeah.
01:23:33.000
That guy will light you up with wheel kicks, head kicks.
01:23:37.000
He has the first wheel kick KO in the UFC. You know, in the highlight, you could see Ari Shafir in the background going like this.
01:23:46.000
As he gets hit and cracked, he hits Terry Edom with this crazy wheel kick.
01:23:51.000
It was the first wheel kick KO in the UFC, and it was the perfect one.
01:23:56.000
It seemed like Aldo, and I noticed it in the Frankie Edgar fight, really stopped kicking or throws a lot less.
01:24:03.000
It could be because he's got injuries that don't allow him to kick anymore.
01:24:07.000
It could be that it's easier for guys to take him down when he kicks.
01:24:13.000
But he didn't use it very much on Max Holloway, but if you go back to the Uriah Faber fight, it was like his biggest weapon.
01:24:19.000
Yeah, but I noticed against Frank Yegum, he's not throwing a lot of kicks, and I wondered why.
01:24:22.000
I thought Frankie was probably trying to time those kicks in the rematch.
01:24:27.000
What didn't make sense is how he didn't use them that much against Max.
01:24:32.000
Well, he's saying he wants to box now with Jose Aldo.
01:24:34.000
Yeah, I've heard that, but that doesn't take away from the fact that in an MMA fight, his kicks are one of the most deadly weapons in the sport.
01:24:44.000
But like everyone, it's just like they reach a time.
01:25:11.000
You know, Golovkin, I mean Canelo rather, is absolutely a champion and that's the reason why he keeps firing back and he won't wilt.
01:25:18.000
And he keeps using good head movement, but there's no doubt about Golovkin's putting it on him.
01:25:25.000
So exciting, and then we get to go to see David Branch and Luke Rockhold.
01:25:39.000
She was like, this is, got that moment, come to Jesus moment.
01:25:47.000
Um, Del Sanjos looks so much better at 170, doesn't he?
01:25:50.000
I missed that fight, but he did get an arm trying.
01:25:57.000
You want to talk about how big his legs looked?
01:26:06.000
I mean, he was a beast at 155. I mean, he was smashing guys and running them over, but he got to a point where he really could not make the weight anymore.
01:26:13.000
I mean, he was in real bad shape when he made the weight for Eddie Alvarez.
01:26:22.000
He kicked Neil Magny's legs out from under him, and then he got on top of him and just put the smush on him.
01:27:58.000
Throwing some punches that just don't have the steam on him anymore.
01:28:02.000
And Golovkin has to know he's ahead and he's still coming after him.
01:28:06.000
He's like a spider trying to suck the blood out of a fly.
01:28:24.000
That's the Golovkin style that makes him so exciting, man.
01:28:34.000
To the point where his last fight he goes, Ah, muchos gracias!
01:28:39.000
He knows, man, because he fights like a world-class, top-of-the-food-chain Mexican boxer in a lot of ways.
01:29:04.000
It doesn't get any better than this for boxing Especially like after the Conor McGregor Floyd Mayweather fight.
01:29:10.000
This is a fight like hey This is how it's done.
01:29:12.000
Yeah, this is the real deal I mean obviously Floyd did it how it's supposed to be done, but that wasn't two fighters on the same level.
01:29:19.000
This is crazy These were That's absolutely Golovkin's fight.
01:29:24.000
These are both great moments for boxing, though.
01:29:26.000
Mayweather McGregor and this are both really, really great for boxing.
01:29:29.000
Brendan Schaub, I should say this before the decision gets announced, said that if Golovkin didn't win by some ungodly, lopsided beatdown, that he could lose a decision because of corruption.
01:29:43.000
He goes, because that's how boxing rolls, and there's way more money in Canelo winning.
01:29:52.000
Well, apparently the audience is like half Mexican.
01:29:59.000
So let's see if Brendan Schaub predicted this correctly, because we think...
01:30:04.000
The unofficial scorecard guy had it for Golovkin by several rounds.
01:30:09.000
We think it was Golovkin, clearly, although Canelo fought a great fight.
01:30:17.000
When was the last time there was a decision like that?
01:30:22.000
I believe Bradley won, but Pacquiao should have won.
01:30:41.000
And Golovkin's like, come on, come on, come on.
01:30:53.000
He literally just paid back every punch he took in the combination.
01:31:31.000
I like how these girls just stand there and smile.
01:31:46.000
They're focused on not being even remotely normal.
01:31:50.000
The job, their focus, their job is to stand there in some psychotic way if they were a guy.
01:31:57.000
Like if they were a guy, if they hired a guy to stand there in a nice suit and tie and stand there like this, could you fucking imagine how crazy it would be if you hired guys to stand behind fighters with giant smiles on their face and just not, especially if they were in their underwear.
01:32:15.000
Imagine guys in a Speedo standing there like ripped, like holding a Tecate sign with a big giant smile on their face.
01:32:22.000
That happens on Santa Monica Boulevard during the parades.
01:32:25.000
But it doesn't happen during a big fight on pay-per-view, Eddie Bravo.
01:33:18.000
If he was happy, then that would mean that he thought he lost.
01:33:21.000
So the fact that he looks pissed, that's smart.
01:33:32.000
I'm sure he's mad he didn't win, but he's definitely mad that he got out-boxed and they made it a draw.
01:34:03.000
When you're looking at it numbers-wise, I mean, it's one way of looking at it.
01:34:07.000
But, like, one big shot that's a power punch and another power punch that doesn't do anything, they're both power punches.
01:34:14.000
Like, one shot that really fucks you up and your legs go and you get wobbly, that's a power punch.
01:34:20.000
And another power punch is a shot that lands in the same spot but doesn't do anything.
01:34:30.000
Look at the number of punches that landed on Canelo's face.
01:34:38.000
210 landed to 127. Yeah, big difference in how many landed to the head.
01:34:46.000
Wait a minute, it said only four shots were landed to Canelo's body?
01:35:18.000
...able to neutralize you, especially early in the fight, and then have success late when it looked like you had started to build a lead.
01:35:30.000
We probably can't play this without getting yanked off of YouTube, so we're gonna go to the...
01:35:35.000
First of all, I didn't think that last fight was...
01:35:49.000
He retains his belt, so nothing really changes for him, and he gets all that money.
01:36:04.000
The fighters were amazing, but the organization, it just stinks.
01:36:17.000
Coming out on TV. You know, I don't want to hear it.
01:36:21.000
If he's not saying, I got really lucky that they gave me that draw, I don't want to hear what he's saying.
01:36:31.000
I don't, you know, I mean, I do care, but I don't care.
01:36:33.000
I do care that I think that, I thought that Golovkin won, but...
01:36:42.000
Decisions mean less to me as I get older because I look at it and like, okay, what am I doing?
01:36:46.000
I'm basing, like, how I feel about something based on an inaccurate assessment by people that don't necessarily know what they're doing.
01:36:55.000
Like, would I take advice on whether or not an episode of Game of Thrones is good from three people I thought were knuckleheads?
01:37:01.000
Like, what if there's like three judges for TV shows?
01:37:04.000
Like, well, the Game of Thrones finale, you know, I gave it a 100. You know, let's go to these judges.
01:37:13.000
And you go to school the next day, like, dude, you hear?
01:37:30.000
Remember when they first escaped the White Walkers?
01:37:36.000
And for some reason, they can't get in water, right?
01:37:52.000
And now, who the fuck tied those chains around that dragon and dragged it up?
01:37:57.000
Who went scuba diving and tied that dragon up and dragged it up?
01:38:00.000
You probably have to assume Are they that strong?
01:38:03.000
They're not that strong because those dudes are fucking them up.
01:38:06.000
Who's carrying those gigantic chains down there, underwater, tie up the dragon, and drag it up?
01:38:12.000
Well, they're all dead, so they probably don't give a shit about the cold water.
01:38:30.000
It's supposed to keep them from getting to ships.
01:38:36.000
That's why these other guys are like, fuck this, I'm going to an island.
01:38:40.000
Is it possible they just lowered the things down?
01:38:50.000
They don't show how they tied this goddamn dragon up with a chain.
01:38:55.000
It's like one of those chains that you hold Navy ships to port, you know?
01:39:04.000
Watching that dragon get pulled out, I can suspend a little.
01:39:06.000
I can live with the inconsistency of the dead people dragging the dragon out of the ice water.
01:39:14.000
I didn't even notice that when I was watching the show.
01:39:27.000
Maybe like in the last episodes they'll show how the fuck they tied that dragon up and dragged it up.
01:39:42.000
We're led to believe that these different kingdoms like King's Landing and all that are like countries away.
01:39:53.000
They get from one city to the next city, they're at the wall, and then they meet.
01:39:57.000
And then they're in the snow, and then they're in the Bahamas.
01:40:08.000
Redondo Beach, West Hollywood, North Hollywood, Compton.
01:40:17.000
It was supposed to be Mike Perry versus Tiago Alves.
01:40:25.000
He was stuck in Florida, and Mike Perry said, we came up early, so I don't want to hear that shit.
01:40:35.000
Do you ever think, like, when they show the armies walking through, like, fucking no man's land, like, who's carrying the fucking food?
01:40:48.000
I'm like, who are these motherfuckers taking shits?
01:40:59.000
There should be dudes taking pisses in every scene in the background.
01:41:03.000
Like, people got diseases because they would shit in the streets.
01:41:15.000
I'd love to see Khaleesi dropping a deuce off the side of that fucking castle.
01:41:24.000
Those tight shots where they show Khaleesi on the dragon.
01:41:35.000
You don't think she knows how to ride a dragon?
01:41:36.000
And her hair's barely going and she's barely holding on.
01:41:39.000
That's like somebody watching you in a jiu-jitsu match.
01:41:43.000
We gotta have a couple guys falling off the dragons every now and then.
01:41:46.000
She gotta fall off the dragon every now and then.
01:41:58.000
When they go to her riding the dragon, it drives me nuts.
01:42:04.000
Because I thought that was the most awesome thing ever.
01:42:09.000
When she was riding that dragon, I was standing up cheering.
01:42:15.000
Isn't it kind of weird that all the rulers are women?
01:42:28.000
Do you know how many spikes would be inside of her pussy right there?
01:42:51.000
She should have like a rock climbing wall in her castle.
01:42:54.000
Maybe she takes one of those spikes and she puts it down in her pussy and just clamps a hold of it.
01:43:13.000
When they show the dragon, sometimes it looks tremendous.
01:43:41.000
I know that motherfucker's CGI, but when that White Walker threw that spear, I was like, when it missed the first time, I'm like, full kill!
01:43:56.000
They're going to try to do Johnson versus Borg again?
01:44:06.000
And I don't know if he got sick while he was cutting weight, if other people were around him.
01:44:11.000
But it's just, you know, boy, that's a big opportunity to get sick for.
01:44:25.000
One of the judges gave it 118 to 110 for Canelo.
01:44:57.000
They just keep right on being fucking horrible.
01:45:05.000
She got in serious trouble for several really bad decisions, and she wound up retiring.
01:45:13.000
Because it was like people were threatening her life.
01:45:27.000
I don't know, a casino owner or whoever is running the gambling, the guy at the top, if he wanted to...
01:45:43.000
Multiple tweets have come that said that they can't swim, but they can go in water.
01:45:51.000
They're not strong enough to carry those chains.
01:46:01.000
If they're strong enough to drag the dragon out, why aren't they strong enough to take the chains in?
01:46:08.000
Or whoever put them down there is still down there.
01:46:11.000
They just sacrifice them, let them stay at the bottom of the water.
01:46:15.000
So they're just walking around, chaining them up?
01:46:18.000
You know how hard it would be to chain them up?
01:46:20.000
Even if you had cranes and all this shit, to chain that thing up, you'd have to have James Cameron down there with that little submarine trying to scope it out for a while.
01:47:00.000
When he knocked out Ellenberger, I was like, wow.
01:47:14.000
I think that's his loss, but that's a good fight for him.
01:47:17.000
Joe Band fought a technical fight and beat him.
01:47:20.000
For a guy like Mike Perry, who's a super dangerous up-and-coming dude, that's a good fight for him.
01:47:28.000
As long as they just learn, as long as fighters don't get discouraged, fights like that are always good for them.
01:47:33.000
Because then you just realize there's a higher level.
01:47:35.000
And the only way to reach that higher level is you've got to see it.
01:47:55.000
Hey, good Muay Thai, good clinching, but most importantly, just relentless attack.
01:48:17.000
The guy that's going to beat him is a guy like Joban, who's going to fight a very smart...
01:48:27.000
Like, Joe Band did a lot of footwork, a lot of movement, but he also made him pay.
01:48:31.000
He made sure that, like, when he comes charging out, I'm like, you're not gonna get away with that.
01:48:35.000
We would catch him with some stuff, and he realized, like, ooh, this guy can hurt me.
01:48:37.000
It was enough for, you know, him to keep Perry off him.
01:49:02.000
Do you think it's because, because obviously it's a clinch that has a thousand levels and would need a lot of work, do you think it's because most fighters don't specifically work on developing that clinch and controlling people from that clinch in their training camps, or it's just something that's low percentage in MMA? Not a good decision.
01:49:21.000
There's less of a chance of getting in an MMA because you're essentially allowing a guy to get double underhooks on you.
01:49:27.000
I mean, if you think about what you're doing when you're clenching someone's head.
01:49:35.000
You know how some people just have a sick gable grip?
01:49:43.000
Developing an R fighter, spending time developing.
01:49:53.000
You don't see it that much in MMA. You think it's because it's low percentage?
01:49:56.000
Well, it's also, you're committing to this, right?
01:50:01.000
You know, you give a guy a double underhook and he's tripping you and he's on top.
01:50:05.000
And it's also, guys are good at keeping their hands on the hips.
01:50:09.000
But there is a reality, though, that if the guy has, like, if you have Your hand on a guy's hips and the other guy has got you in a Thai clinch.
01:50:17.000
He can elbow you from that clinch while you're grabbing onto his hips and you're not really going to be in a good position to stop it if he's fast.
01:50:26.000
If a guy is worried about your knees and he does commit one hand or maybe even two to the hips, like you catch him with a couple hard ones, a lot of guys will just switch to elbow, like right from here.
01:50:41.000
It's really kind of amazing that we cover up the knuckles, because you break your knuckles a lot.
01:50:48.000
Fucking smash bricks with your elbow, no problem.
01:50:51.000
Nobody ever breaks their elbow fighting, unless you get kicked.
01:50:55.000
You know, but like hitting somebody, you might get like little chips.
01:50:58.000
Like Anderson had a bunch of chips in his elbow that he actually had to get removed.
01:51:09.000
I think Gerald Striban had a bunch of floating around shit in his elbow too.
01:51:13.000
I think he was the third choice for this too, I think.
01:51:22.000
Well, you watch how fucking ferocious Perry is, you realize why Tiago didn't want to take this with no camp, or with a fucked up camp.
01:51:32.000
Well, he's got to get out of Florida for the hurricane.
01:51:56.000
Everybody wants to see me beat up Robbie Lawler.
01:52:04.000
Everybody wants to see me beat up Robbie Lawler.
01:52:16.000
If he really does do that, if Tiago doesn't fight him, and then he winds up and...
01:52:20.000
Because he didn't get hurt in this fight at all.
01:52:28.000
If they're going to rematch, or remake the Tiago fight, or whether they really do give this kid Robbie O'Hara.
01:52:37.000
That's actually who I thought they were going to wind up, and then they put him with Gunnar Nelson.
01:52:57.000
Just, like, his style is just marauding, ferocious, full attack, reckless, a lot of confidence in his ability to take a shot, a lot of confidence in ability to knock people dead, like, boom, landed that, like, that's it.
01:53:15.000
A great fight would be him and Alan Joban again with the history rematch?
01:53:33.000
It's saying that Diago lost his dog and was living with his family at the gym because of the hurricane.
01:53:59.000
I took my girlfriend off and put Francis Ngannou.
01:54:08.000
Did they find anyone for him, by the way, or no?
01:54:12.000
They don't know what's going to happen with Junior.
01:54:16.000
They said it was a very small trace amount of a diuretic.
01:54:21.000
But a lot of times guys use diuretics to mask steroids.
01:54:24.000
Because it flushes it out of your system quicker.
01:54:27.000
So like I say, if a guy is doing something and he wants to test negative, apparently you can flush some stuff out with diuretics.
01:54:35.000
Because it just drains all the water out of your body.
01:54:37.000
And you keep pouring more water in and it flushes things out quicker.
01:54:46.000
That's what Chris Cyborg got popped for a diuretic.
01:54:50.000
But then they gave her a use exemption because she has a legitimate reason for using it, like a medical condition.
01:54:57.000
When will they know what he took or will they never know?
01:55:10.000
One of the things I really appreciate about that Jeff Nowitzki is that one of the things he said about John Jones, he said, before you judge him, we have to let this process play out.
01:55:29.000
Like a lot of his chiropractor was tweeting that John passed the blood test, free John.
01:55:35.000
And like, this is so irresponsible because like anybody who looked into it even for a moment would realize that they don't even test for that stuff in the blood.
01:55:47.000
So when they say his blood test was clear of it, it's because they didn't test for it.
01:55:56.000
So then they waited, they got the B sample, they tested that, yup, same exact stuff.
01:56:03.000
So the question is, now, not whether or not it was in his body, but how did it get in his body?
01:56:08.000
There's a big issue with a bunch of sports guys.
01:56:16.000
That apparently that stuff, T-ball, is in a ton of supplements.
01:56:23.000
You can get it in a lot of that GNC, over-the-counter, muscle-builder bullshit, all those testosterone boosters that you buy.
01:56:36.000
Especially if you have to come back off a suspension.
01:56:43.000
But obviously the thing is, don't take any fucking supplements unless they're absolutely approved and certified.
01:56:48.000
And you can get supplements that are approved and certified.
01:57:00.000
Supplements where a guy never really took a steroid but got popped because something was in a supplement.
01:57:06.000
Tim Means took some shit from GNC. Just some normal shit that's supposed to be some stuff you could buy off the shelf.
01:57:15.000
And he tested positive, and he told everybody what he took.
01:57:18.000
They went to different stores independently, pulled that stuff off the shelf, tested it, yup, there it is.
01:57:25.000
But he's still got a, what was it, a six month suspension, or did he do a year?
01:57:29.000
Like, even though it's not illegal, you have to approve everything.
01:57:35.000
They have a USADA list on the website that you can go to and find out what's tainted and what's not.
01:57:44.000
It's hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of supplements.
01:57:47.000
It's like, there's so much shit that makes you piss hot.
01:57:55.000
They start with A. Like Muscle Farm type stuff?
01:57:57.000
Yeah, they're starting with A, and they're working their way through B. Like GNC stuff.
01:58:04.000
Like, Nowitzki pulled the website up, and we were laughing.
01:58:07.000
We were laughing at how many things there were, because it's so absurd.
01:58:09.000
Is there anyone who doesn't take anything, any supplements?
01:58:14.000
There's some guys that just take fruits and vegetables.
01:58:18.000
The ones from Monsanford and Son, though, those are tainted.
01:58:33.000
He posted a Joe Hogan for mayor sign that somebody had put up somewhere.
01:58:42.000
Somebody else did, I guess, and they were just talking about him.
01:58:47.000
But I think that there's a lot of tainted supplements, for sure.
01:58:53.000
But I think there's a lot of guys using steroids, too.
01:58:58.000
Did John Jones take a tainted supplement, or was John Jones using steroids?
01:59:03.000
Those are the only two options at this point, because that stuff's in his body.
01:59:11.000
Well, they have to do some sort of an investigation.
01:59:13.000
He has to come clean, talk about everything that he's taken.
01:59:18.000
If he took something that is not on their list of approved substances and he didn't claim that, if that's the case, he needs a goddamn babysitter.
01:59:29.000
If that's really what happened, if it really was a tainted supplement and just some normal bullshit from a supermarket health food section, who the fuck knows?
01:59:41.000
He needs someone that's around him that he trusts and respects, some mentor figure that does not allow him to take anything stupid and tells him, hey man, you're the baddest motherfucker of all time, and you're about to get put on the shelf for four years over some nonsense.
01:59:55.000
Matt Serra raised a very interesting point about, again, it was just a speculation, but is it possible that this was happening?
02:00:01.000
Because all those fights happened before USADA, yeah, except for OSP. Well, there's always going to be that speculation if someone pisses hot.
02:00:09.000
You always got to think, well, if they piss hot in USADA, and back when it wasn't very sophisticated, and the drug...
02:00:24.000
That's why a guy like Tony Ferguson is so fucking spectacular.
02:00:27.000
You know, you look at a guy like Tony Ferguson, and he's just got mad focus and work ethic.
02:00:33.000
He's just ferocious in his focus and his intent.
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He just needs a place to work out and he'll build it too.
02:00:53.000
He's got video of it and photos of it and shit.
02:01:06.000
He is the kind of guy that if shit at the fan, it was an apocalypse.
02:01:12.000
He's the guy that you're going to want to hang out with.
02:01:17.000
And all you got to do is just make sure everything's clean when he gets home.
02:01:33.000
The idea that everybody has to be the guy that can build a bag stand.
02:01:44.000
He'll go for a run through these hills and these mountains and these streets, and he'll have a crew with them running.
02:01:50.000
And I'm in the car because I have a torn ACL, so I'm in my car following them.
02:01:54.000
And he'll beat them by so much and then come back for them and then go and then come back for them and go.
02:02:06.000
If we're going to do 10 rounds of sprints, he'll do 12. He's always going to go extra.
02:02:17.000
Yeah, it's at 12. Did you talk to Dr. Roddy McGee?
02:02:25.000
We're talking about let's try to rehab it and see what happens first, and then you could always get surgery later.
02:02:32.000
He said, you know, with me, I told you that all I did was just stretch out, and I just stood up, and my knee just fell apart.
02:02:41.000
It came out, and I had to pop it back in, and then I got an MRI the next day.
02:02:48.000
And it came back partial tear on the ACL, torn MCL. You really don't need surgery for the MCL. Those, apparently, they just heal by themselves.
02:02:59.000
What's the difference between the ACL and the MCL? The ACL, I'm on the fence.
02:03:02.000
I could have surgery right now, or I could try to rehab it.
02:03:09.000
It's the ligament that stabilizes the knee, keeps it from popping forward.
02:03:18.000
One of them from jiu-jitsu, one of them from taekwondo.
02:03:21.000
I was doing a seminar at 10th Planet Oceanside, and right there in the middle of the seminar, boom, it came out again.
02:03:28.000
If it pops out that much, man, I would go to a different doctor.
02:03:34.000
I'd talk to him, and he seems totally legit, but what he's talking about is the surgery, the new kind of surgery that they're doing.
02:03:42.000
The new surgery, the healing's only three months.
02:03:46.000
Now they reattach, and you're a perfect candidate for it, because your shit's not totally torn apart.
02:03:51.000
They reattach, and they re-sew it up, and one dude did it, and five months later, he competed in the Olympics.
02:03:59.000
The recovery time is so much different because what they're doing now is repairing your ligament.
02:04:05.000
Whereas before what they were doing is putting in an artificial ligament and then that ligament would act as a scaffolding.
02:04:17.000
I had patella on my left and cadaver on my right.
02:04:23.000
Apparently people are moving away a little bit from cadavers because sometimes you can get an infection.
02:04:27.000
Like Benji Raddick, he had his ACL, a cadaver ACL, and he got infected somehow?
02:04:34.000
He got staph from the surgery, which is super common.
02:04:42.000
Well, you know, MRSA is just something that's in hotels.
02:04:45.000
I know the doctor that I'm going to is the one who did his.
02:04:48.000
Yeah, but there's no way to tell whether it was from the actual surgery itself from cutting you open because a lot of people get it from like any sort of simple operation they can get MRSA. He stopped doing cadavers.
02:05:01.000
Well now what Dr. McGee was saying is the most latest cutting-edge shit, you don't even have to do that.
02:05:07.000
Now what they're doing is they're taking this torn stuff and he had pictures of it and images of the actual surgery.
02:05:13.000
They stitch it together and rope it down and like literally stitch it together and they have this technique that they do and then you're up and moving.
02:05:22.000
Like you're up and moving and within three months it's a hundred percent.
02:05:28.000
What did they just kind of cocoon it with a bunch of rows of stitches?
02:05:31.000
Yeah, it's a crazy looking apparatus, the way they were doing it.
02:05:34.000
The way they had it stitched up like some crazy fishing knot.
02:05:40.000
Because he had some videos of this guy a few months post-surgery doing box jumps.
02:05:48.000
Like hopping on top of things, hopping on top of another thing, jumping over things left and right.
02:05:55.000
For someone to go from ACL surgery, that's a recipe for blowing your knee apart.
02:06:00.000
Because I remember after I got mine, for like six months, I was terrified to do anything.
02:06:05.000
When I first came back to jiu-jitsu, I was terrified.
02:06:10.000
Every time I roll, it's like, please don't fall apart.
02:06:16.000
And how long until you're doing it when you're like, alright, it's not going to fall apart?
02:06:21.000
Like eight months in, I realized, I was like, this is pretty good.
02:06:28.000
And when I did jiu-jitsu, if anybody even went for my leg, I would tell them, please don't yank on this one.
02:06:36.000
And I wouldn't try to explode with it and push off with it.
02:06:50.000
Does Luke Rockhold get the same guy after getting KO'd by Bisping?
02:07:11.000
And he landed it a few times to the body already.
02:07:14.000
It's a legit kick and he catches you with it way outside.
02:07:19.000
He trains all the time with Daniel Cormier and Cain Velasquez.
02:07:23.000
He's got all these monster wrestlers over there.
02:07:31.000
Doesn't Rockhold have a spinning side kick KO finish?
02:07:36.000
No, he got wheel kicked in the head by Vitor Belfort.
02:07:41.000
Chris Weidman tried to wheel kick him, and he took Weidman to the ground and beat the fuck out of him.
02:07:47.000
Yeah, that was the beginning of the end right there.
02:07:48.000
Yeah, it was crazy, because up until that, it was like a really competitive fight.
02:07:52.000
Branch is doing a good job of circling to his left to avoid that left kick.
02:08:18.000
Maybe, but he lets him know he can take him down.
02:08:23.000
And he just looked over at his friend and waved and said I'm okay.
02:08:33.000
You're never okay when you get hit with those kind of bombs.
02:08:35.000
You might not have gone out, but you're not okay.
02:08:39.000
See, fucking MMA is so much different than boxing.
02:08:43.000
Like, you guys barely know who Mike Perry is, right?
02:08:55.000
118 to 110. That's gonna ruin my fucking weekend.
02:09:00.000
I can't say anything terrible, but that's where it is.
02:09:09.000
I mean, just because I don't think I agree with her in boxing.
02:09:14.000
At what point do judges get removed for poor officiating?
02:09:21.000
Well, back in the old days, the Nevada State Athletic Commission wasn't being run very well.
02:09:25.000
Bob Bennett, the guy who runs it now, is an animal.
02:09:30.000
And he's really smart, and he's just a real easy guy to talk to, too.
02:09:35.000
But that's the boxing commission, though, right?
02:09:42.000
So most likely, he'll probably be looking into that.
02:09:44.000
Do they ever get booted, though, if it's not corruption?
02:09:46.000
If they literally just think this guy sucks at making decisions, do they ever get kicked out?
02:09:54.000
I know when there's a bad decision and I know names that I keep hearing, but it's not like I know MMA judges.
02:10:07.000
Yeah, she's had some terrible decisions in terms of what I think about the call.
02:10:24.000
One of the things that Branch thought was a big factor in this fight was his boxing.
02:10:28.000
But he's got to avoid those kicks, especially the left one, man.
02:10:36.000
He'll do it off the switch, and he's got a nasty question mark kick.
02:10:39.000
His question mark kick is what he used to crack bisping with.
02:10:42.000
Because he hits you with the body shots, like over and over and over again.
02:10:46.000
So he throws one like this to the body, and then at the last minute he whips it around over the top.
02:10:59.000
That left power kick to the body is just so good.
02:11:03.000
He stopped Kosta Filippu with that left body kick as well.
02:11:07.000
He went jumping, round kicking, nice straight left!
02:11:14.000
Oh, he just clipped David Branch with a right hook.
02:11:18.000
Look, Rockhold does not want to go out like that Bisping fight.
02:11:21.000
See, here's the clinch, what you're talking about.
02:11:26.000
There's just so much scrambling in MMA and looking for takedowns and stuff.
02:11:38.000
Luke Rockhold on top, very dangerous on top, super strong, and Branch is tired as fuck, man.
02:11:52.000
One thing Rockhold's got to watch out for is his legs.
02:11:57.000
What's his motive in putting him up against the cage when he...
02:12:14.000
Rockhold came on strong towards the end of that round.
02:12:16.000
There's nothing more claustrophobic than watching that when someone's mushed up against the cage.
02:12:23.000
That's probably the most claustrophobic I've ever been watching a fight.
02:12:28.000
There's an art to smashing a guy against that fence.
02:12:31.000
Keeping him there and landing shots and wearing him out and just smashing him.
02:12:36.000
Like, that's how I got beat up when I was a kid.
02:12:39.000
Dude, that happened to me when I was 14. That's when I started wrestling.
02:12:42.000
This guy took me down in the locker room and he was, like, gonna punch me in the head but he decided not to because it was so easy for him to take me down.
02:12:54.000
We were looking at each other and he was talking some shit.
02:12:57.000
And I wasn't exactly sure what we were going to do.
02:13:00.000
And then all of a sudden we were grabbing each other and he just got me in a headlock and threw me on the ground and held me there and could have easily punched my face in.
02:13:11.000
He did change my life because he made me realize, like, oh my god.
02:13:13.000
And then I had a friend, my friend Steven Artauino.
02:13:21.000
And I just had no idea how easy it was for someone to take me down.
02:13:25.000
And we went outside to We went outside on the grass, and he was like, I can take you down easy.
02:13:35.000
I was like, oh my god, I gotta start wrestling.
02:13:42.000
I was probably one of the worst wrestlers in high school history.
02:13:48.000
I was always afraid that I was going to catch a knee in my teeth.
02:13:50.000
So I would just sprawl on dudes that took down.
02:13:55.000
But regular people, when I'd get in a fight, I would take them down.
02:13:59.000
And I always felt like I was cheating, but I didn't care.
02:14:04.000
If someone fucks with me, I'm going to double leg them.
02:14:06.000
And then I'd get, like, twist or cycle, and I'd punch their stomach.
02:14:16.000
Isn't it funny that you would think that it would be cheating?
02:14:19.000
So when I saw Hoist, when I saw Hoist in UFC 2, I'm like, oh shit, you could take dudes down and fight?
02:14:30.000
Rockhold has been landing a bunch of hard leg kicks on Branch too.
02:14:44.000
Is it funny now, like, a fight where two guys take each other down, it's like totally standard.
02:14:49.000
Like, no kids today would ever think that would be cheating.
02:14:54.000
If someone takes someone down, like, oh shit, ground and pound.
02:14:59.000
You see fight videos, just street fight videos, where someone takes someone down and they tap?
02:15:06.000
But look, if people can tap in street fights, the world would be a better place.
02:15:11.000
Because if somebody leaves you alone after you tap and they let it alone, like two guys agree to fight, and then someone taps, and then the guy respects the tap, that's good.
02:15:23.000
I guess it all depends on what push you fight to begin with, though.
02:15:27.000
You're not signing the contract, some guy fucked your chick.
02:15:46.000
See, the thing about Rockhold is, he's so used to this shit, because he's in the gym with DC and Kane doing this.
02:15:54.000
So, like, there's very few guys that are going to have the kind of clinch game that Rockhold's going to have.
02:15:59.000
And the kind of grappling, like, grinding skills that Rockhold's going to have, because he's been doing it with these fucking monsters.
02:16:16.000
Let's see if he gives up his back and trying to get out.
02:16:23.000
He's got to figure out a way to defend himself.
02:17:03.000
His mount and his back mount, his top game is just fucking ferocious.
02:17:13.000
Dan's giving him a lot of chances here, but he's taking a fucking bad beat.
02:17:28.000
Dude, Brockhold's top game might be the best in the fucking division.
02:18:02.000
Some girls want to get pregnant with that spit.
02:18:22.000
A lot of people are aware that Adelaide Bird doesn't have the best decisions.
02:18:34.000
Would you ever have any idea ever who's trending?
02:18:46.000
Can't you trend two different ways, too, like locally?
02:18:49.000
Like, I've had guys go, dude, you're trending, but I'm not.
02:18:51.000
It's like a fucking local, like in Jersey, I'm trending compared to other Jersey people.
02:18:59.000
There's a way to do it location-wise, like where you get your hopes up and you realize, oh, no one fucking cares.
02:19:09.000
Made it a scrap for the beginning until Luke Rockhold wore on him.
02:19:17.000
I'm telling you, man, all those years with Kane and DC, I mean, you don't get any better wrestling than that.
02:19:22.000
You don't get any better, more savage, big, giant dudes than those two.
02:19:28.000
Olympic-class wrestler and arguably the greatest UFC heavyweight ever.
02:19:40.000
DC walks around all the time at 235, 240. You know, he even said he was feeling kind of slim like this time after the fight.
02:19:50.000
And he said he was usually, he'd be at like 235 by now.
02:19:57.000
I think he was like 215 or 220 or something like that.
02:19:59.000
But he'll get up to 235. So, like, Kane's 240. So, they're in the neighborhood of each other.
02:20:04.000
Like, five pounds difference with a world-class grappling like those two guys have.
02:20:10.000
It's always a problem, though, for big guys, guys 250 and above, finding training partners.
02:20:19.000
We got, right now, in my class, I think the biggest guy, 200 pounds.
02:20:33.000
I'll tell you, dude, when that guy gets people down, they are not getting up.
02:20:44.000
You don't see a lot of tap outs due to strikes.
02:20:48.000
A lot of people have said, like, that's a bitch move.
02:20:55.000
When you're getting hit, you're getting fucked up, and you know you're not going to recover, you know, and the fight's over, there's no need to take extra shots.
02:21:04.000
But it's seen as if they see fighters say this.
02:21:06.000
Well, a lot of people, like George St-Pierre, that's one of the things that BJ Penn was taunting him about, how he tapped with strikes against Matt when Matt beat him.
02:21:15.000
Matt beat the shit out of him and clipped him with a big right hand early, got on top of him, banged him out, and then GSP tapped the strikes.
02:21:22.000
And BJ was like, I would never tap the strikes.
02:21:25.000
But really, maybe some of those career fights he should have tapped the strikes.
02:21:28.000
Yeah, if you know you've got nothing left, why not?
02:21:45.000
I'm thinking it's Bisping because he's saying it's his fight.
02:21:48.000
I think he feels he should be fighting for the belt, not GSP. Damn.
02:21:58.000
He got credit for taking that and surviving that first round.
02:22:17.000
You know, Luke Brockhold, I mean, he's the reason why he was the champ.
02:22:33.000
Well, there's people who still think that GSP is not going to make that fight.
02:22:36.000
Yeah, there's a lot of people who think that GSP is crazy now.
02:22:42.000
Well, because of the time lapse thing and the UFO thing.
02:22:46.000
He kept talking about aliens, like he was obsessed with aliens, to the point where they wanted to leave it out of one of the UFC countdown shows.
02:23:04.000
Talked about, uh, he thinks that, like, sometimes he'll, he'll, like, be missing time, and it'll, like, be somewhere else.
02:23:12.000
Didn't you point it out to him that that was some kind of a trauma?
02:23:15.000
Yeah, well, that's one of the main signs of trauma.
02:23:18.000
You know, loss of memory is one of the big ones.
02:23:20.000
You know, when you start talking about missing time and aliens, like, whoa, okay, why would you think it would be aliens when you got hit 800 times?
02:23:30.000
Like, he was hit more than 800 times in his UFC career.
02:23:33.000
He was like, no, no, no, no, no, I'm fine with that.
02:23:42.000
Imagine if we were, like, we're joking around about it.
02:23:45.000
Meanwhile, every night while GSP's sleeping, his body freezes.
02:23:52.000
Little dudes, like, fucking walk right through the walls.
02:24:02.000
Yeah, they want to get that DNA. They want that perfect super athlete GSP DNA. They take him there, and they have a whole Under Armour lab in space.
02:24:12.000
They do an anal probe in him, and then he turns around and goes, I am not impressed.
02:24:45.000
Everybody's like, alright, can't believe you're making me do this, but I'll do it.
02:24:54.000
We found a new, there's a new blood drug test, but we need your shit.
02:25:02.000
And we have to have at least four pounds of it.
02:25:05.000
Can you imagine dudes getting their friends to shit for them?
02:25:12.000
Dude, dude, dude, just hide in the fucking air duct.
02:25:16.000
You're like, tap the wall twice, and you drop down like a fucking demon, take a shit in my bucket, and climb back up there.
02:25:40.000
If they start eating your shit, then that means you're guilty.
02:25:45.000
Dude, I got this puppy, and when he was little, as the shit would be coming out of his butt, he'd be turning around trying to eat it.
02:25:53.000
He's taking a shit, he's like, oh, let me get some of that.
02:26:03.000
Literally like soft-serve ice cream coming out of his ass.
02:26:06.000
Aren't their noses like a thousand times stronger than ours?
02:26:13.000
It just flips out of like, it's a defense mechanism.
02:26:20.000
Yeah, dogs find like a dead beaver or some shit.
02:26:28.000
Maybe we've been brainwashed into not liking it.
02:26:36.000
I mean, we wouldn't need to go to the supermarket if we like bugs.
02:26:43.000
Like, once you can make shit, there's no need to eat them anymore.
02:26:54.000
And he was talking about how we used to be insectivores.
02:26:58.000
And so that reward system is still in our consciousness.
02:27:01.000
That's why people get super excited when they catch a bug.
02:27:10.000
They collect butterflies and shit, and they capture them.
02:27:20.000
You go over there, shoot rhinos, and put them on your wall.
02:27:29.000
Well, they don't last long anyway, so that's actually, I guess, the mindset.
02:27:33.000
But there's people that collect them, like serial killers.
02:27:35.000
They have these butterflies pressed up on the glass, and they've collected all these from all over the globe.
02:27:46.000
That's one step above throwing a fat girl in your well.
02:27:58.000
There's a bunch of different people in different parts of the world that eat crickets, and cricket protein is really rich.
02:28:09.000
People are starting to turn towards crickets for animal protein, for vitamin B12, for a lot of things.
02:28:15.000
And a lot of people that might have ethical issues with eating animal protein don't have it with bugs.
02:28:24.000
People don't want to necessarily commit to being vegan, but they don't want animals to suffer, but they're cool with eating crickets.
02:28:40.000
How many crickets you get out of 10 gallons of water?
02:28:48.000
So for 100 gallons of water, you get 71 grams of crickets versus 19 grams of chicken.
02:28:58.000
Protein versus the amount of weight of body mass of the animal.
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Because I would imagine crickets use very little water.
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How much water used to create that much protein.
02:29:17.000
How long before some asshole comes out and tries to defend cricket rights?
02:29:22.000
As soon as we start making human-looking robots that do shit for us, somebody will start to say you have to treat them a certain way.
02:29:31.000
There's a real problem that if we figure out that plants have consciousness, and they know that plants do have some consciousness.
02:29:38.000
Yeah, they know there's some communication going on between plants.
02:29:40.000
It's just not what we think of as consciousness, first of all, because it doesn't entail moving.
02:29:45.000
But there's some sort of information that's being passed on.
02:29:48.000
In fact, plants have chemical reactions to being preyed upon.
02:29:56.000
Like, they'll make themselves disgusting for animals to eat, just based on whether or not an animal's trying to eat them.
02:30:01.000
So if something eats them, it changes the smell of all the animals around them, or all the plants, rather, around them.
02:30:07.000
And then they change, like, for the acacia bush.
02:30:11.000
They've studied these things when they go downwind.
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Like one will get eaten by a giraffe, and then the wind will catch the other trees, and the other trees will become inedible to the giraffe.
02:30:32.000
Because our pain might have to do entirely with movement in our central nervous system, which plants definitely don't have.
02:30:38.000
So even though they're a living thing, they might have consciousness, but they might not be experiencing pain.
02:30:43.000
But they do know that they have some crazy relationship with fungus.
02:30:48.000
And that the fungus are extracting minerals from the dirt.
02:30:51.000
There's like mycelium under the ground and they have some sort of relationship with the root system.
02:30:56.000
And there's a whole community and there's like exchanges going on and like these ecosystems of plants.
02:31:02.000
Like when you see a jungle, we think about a bunch of individual plants.
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They're all like synced up in some way that we're too stupid and self-centered to consider.
02:31:17.000
Just because there's bugs and there's so much about them I don't get and the fungus, they really do freak me out.
02:31:22.000
Anybody thinks they understand plants, look at Venus flytraps, okay?
02:31:30.000
Look at this fucking plant in, I want to say Ecuador, is that where it's from?
02:31:34.000
There's this plant that looks like a flower and mice and rats.
02:31:39.000
Go around the edge of it, because it smells sweet, and it smells like rotting meat in there, and they fall in, and this thing closes up on them, and they absorb it and eat it.
02:31:58.000
This mouse is like, man, that shit smells good.
02:32:09.000
So the mouse comes there and just falls right in the hole.
02:32:20.000
And how does the Venus flytrap actually eat it?
02:32:25.000
It's like just a reaction, and then they just die, and then somehow it just, like fertilizer just feeds it, but it's an accident?
02:32:32.000
Like, that rat that fell in that plant, that could be just like a glitch in the design.
02:32:38.000
Dude, rats are just falling in, and it ends up being fertilizer anyways.
02:32:42.000
Well, all sort of changes in plants or in animals is all like natural selection, right?
02:32:49.000
So there has to be some random mutations and then some of them stick.
02:33:00.000
And slowly but surely figured out a way over millions of years to trick those fucking mice into falling into a pig.
02:33:09.000
So wait, they fall in there and they starve to death?
02:33:15.000
I don't know, there's some sort of a digestive breakdown.
02:33:23.000
But the frog, with the Venus flytrap, I didn't even know they could eat a frog.
02:33:32.000
They need to try to breed gigantic ones of those.
02:33:43.000
What's all the craziest that you had besides piranha?
02:33:48.000
I was thinking about getting crocodiles at one point.
02:33:58.000
Hire some scientists, some, what do you call those dudes?
02:34:17.000
But you know what, as an animal, what a dick you must feel like when a plant catches you?
02:34:23.000
Imagine if you were walking through the jungle and you got caught by some plant that they didn't know about yet.
02:34:29.000
Hundreds of thousands of different species in the Amazon, and there's places in the Amazon that people just don't go.
02:34:36.000
And if there are people, they're like these uncontacted tribes, they find these villages, like, what the fuck are you doing here?
02:34:43.000
Like, there's people to this day that are like these uncontacted tribes in the middle of the Amazon.
02:34:48.000
I read somewhere that 90% of the bugs in the Amazon don't have names because they just evolve so quick and they just can't keep up with the evolution.
02:34:57.000
There's a bunch of bugs that don't have names there.
02:35:04.000
I thought we were going to Costa Rica, party Cancun.
02:35:14.000
We went into the jungle and went at night to sleep in the jungle?
02:35:28.000
They had a village and they had a little convenience store.
02:35:30.000
I cleaned them out because I'm scared of bugs and I didn't want to really let anybody know that I was a big pussy about bugs.
02:35:39.000
I used off as gel in my hair and put it all over my face because I knew when that sun went down, it was going to get nuts.
02:35:46.000
Even in the mansion, you were worried about getting bitten?
02:35:47.000
We were all hanging out The outside is so hard.
02:35:56.000
But my point is, at night, every night, we'd all sit in front of the pool.
02:36:01.000
First, you'd see all the frogs coming out of nowhere.
02:36:06.000
The guys that lived there go, you're going to love these frogs.
02:36:09.000
They're the ones that are going to save your ass.
02:36:10.000
All these frogs are everywhere and all of a sudden the bugs just start coming out and it really is like Braveheart.
02:36:22.000
And the guy that lived in the house that was watching the house, he goes, you're going to love this.
02:36:29.000
They're preventing you from getting bitten by just eating the fucking bugs.
02:36:33.000
They didn't come around me, but I swear, only once did I ever see a bug of the same species.
02:36:39.000
They were all moths that looked like mosquitoes, that looked like centipedes, that looked like stick.
02:36:53.000
I could talk about this for an hour, but they tricked me.
02:37:00.000
Because the people that liked it, they're the kind of people that have a giant spider moth lens on their shoulders.
02:37:12.000
You know those dudes that don't give a shit about bugs?
02:37:14.000
If you like Costa Rica, if you want to move there, you're 100% one of those guys that doesn't mind bugs.
02:37:21.000
You're supposed to, but no one told me to bring a fucking net, and there was no more nets.
02:37:27.000
I walked in there, as soon as we're driving in this bus through the jungle, I'm going, Oh my god.
02:37:38.000
Every night was a nightmare, but I had to keep it inside because there was girls and I was single.
02:37:50.000
I'm like, damn, I thought it was going to be like Cancun.
02:38:02.000
And as soon as I'm already tripping out going, fuck, when the sun comes down.
02:38:18.000
So as soon as I walk into my room, I notice that it's all open air.
02:38:23.000
And I look up, and there's about 40, 50 bees in my room.
02:38:29.000
They're just flying all over the fucking place.
02:38:31.000
So I drop my bags, and I go downstairs, and the guy that's watching the mansion, old Vietnam vet white guy, who left civil...
02:38:37.000
All those guys that live down there, they leave their jobs, they leave their family, they try a new life, then they hate it, and now they can't go back.
02:38:43.000
Now they can't go back, because they left everything.
02:38:47.000
I went downstairs and I talked to this Vietnam vet.
02:38:49.000
I'm like, is there supposed to be a bunch of bees in my room?
02:38:57.000
You just want it to be uncomfortable for them, and then in a couple hours they'll be gone.
02:39:04.000
And I'm thinking, what about at night when the bugs just flood in?
02:39:22.000
First of all, I was complaining about the bees.
02:39:28.000
And I said, dude, do you guys have bees in your room?
02:39:34.000
And then a girl goes, okay, Captain B-Watch, we get it.
02:39:39.000
And then at that point, I'm like, fuck, I gotta shut the fuck up.
02:39:43.000
No, if someone calls you Captain B-Watch, cunt is the appropriate response.
02:39:53.000
Like completely covered and you could just hear and then we had to take a leak.
02:39:59.000
The bathroom, again, if you like that, you don't care about bugs.
02:40:05.000
When you open the door and there's a bathroom, there's no walls and there's no ceiling.
02:40:16.000
If you like the jungle, if you like the jungle, that means you don't mind bugs.
02:40:27.000
Did you ever see those videos of the guy that pets hornets?
02:40:32.000
Go on YouTube, there's a guy who will gently stroke wasps and hornets.
02:40:36.000
He has really fucking creepy fingernails, but he touches bees.
02:40:45.000
I'll never go to a jungle ever again in my life.
02:41:08.000
Yeah, this guy killed him in Costa Rica, no problem.
02:41:17.000
Honey on their finger and it just fucking, it comes up.
02:41:27.000
I wish there was a pill that could make me feel like that.
02:41:46.000
This place is a disaster, but you can live in Costa Rica still.
02:42:01.000
I don't know how anybody can be comfortable around them.
02:42:04.000
I have silverfish in my apartment, and they fucking disgust me.
02:42:15.000
No, I mean, like, did it make your body feel weird?
02:42:22.000
Dude, I put it all over my face, all over my hair, in my balls.
02:42:38.000
I was in Mexico, and I was sitting out on the beach, and I was not paying attention.
02:42:46.000
I mean, it was like serious, serious pain, especially if I'd start sweating.
02:42:52.000
And it says, like, only put, like, two pumps of this shit.
02:42:58.000
I put it all over my back, because my back is in agony.
02:43:00.000
And then, like, an hour plus later, I started feeling, like, shit.
02:43:26.000
Well, probably didn't it go into your skin right to your fucking central nervous system.
02:43:44.000
When I first started having sex young, I was 13. My girlfriend was 13. She talked me into it.
02:44:11.000
She goes, this is not what I thought it was going to be like.
02:44:16.000
So I told my brother who was older and he was really experienced with girls at that point.
02:44:38.000
So my brother gave me this cream called, it was called Stay Hard.
02:44:50.000
And I used that just to, you know, so I could last a couple more minutes.
02:44:58.000
I'd say, yeah, the reason one of those guys could do that, they'd put this shit on their dick so they don't feel anything.
02:45:04.000
It worked for five minutes for me, and then my shit just went right through it.
02:45:10.000
Me and my friend were hanging out, and I had my dick through a Hulk doll, and my friend is blowing me.
02:45:14.000
I didn't know what cum was, so I felt the cum coming, so I ran to the toilet and stood over it, and nothing happened.
02:45:22.000
This dude that I know that was in the porn business told me that back in the day they used to literally inject some sort of chemical into the vein in their dick.
02:45:36.000
But it can fuck your dick up so bad it can turn purple or black because the blood doesn't leave it.
02:45:44.000
I've talked to guys who have used it, and one guy said that his dick almost died?
02:45:51.000
I think he needed to have the blood drained, but he had a real problem with it, and he said he wouldn't do it again.
02:45:56.000
What if it got so bad in the porn industry that they got their own form of USADA? They were testing porn stars for Viagra.
02:46:05.000
If they tested porn stars for Viagra, the business would collapse.
02:46:07.000
You'd go back to those 1970s days when John Holmes had a limp snake.
02:46:16.000
He looked, he was the fucking, the worst looking guy ever.
02:46:18.000
But John Holmes, isn't that the guy with the giant dick?
02:46:23.000
Out of all medications ever invented, Isn't Viagra the most effective?
02:46:34.000
I mean, it was a side effect that you worked on.
02:46:38.000
But the side effects of it, like, pretty mild stuff.
02:46:49.000
Penile fibrosis from this caverject is one of the...
02:46:59.000
You're saying this like we would know what the fuck that is.
02:47:08.000
Yeah, that probably sounds like it stays that way.
02:47:22.000
So we found out that Brendan Schaub is a fucking genius.
02:47:35.000
He couldn't give it to Golovkin unless he killed Canelo.
02:47:39.000
I wonder what the general public thinks about the decision.
02:47:42.000
Whether or not they think it was a good decision.
02:47:59.000
But what if he says, like, you know what, I didn't win.
02:48:11.000
He won a bad decision and he's like, you know what, I didn't win.
02:48:53.000
He likes getting the back and putting anacondas in, body triangles.
02:49:03.000
You know, only like 25. But you gotta kill Tony to beat him.
02:49:12.000
Does he rent the same house every time when he goes up to Big Bear?
02:49:21.000
Just turn the garage out, turn it into a little jujitsu room, and we just fucking work.
02:49:30.000
He's think he's supposed to fight Chael Sonnen again, and he wants to fight Chuck Liddell, I think.
02:49:42.000
He had crazy big log houses, like two of them, and one of them his fighters would stay in that he was training with, one of them he would stay in, and he had a whole gym set up with a full-size octagon, the whole deal.
02:49:56.000
I don't know if anybody bought it, but Tito was one of the first UFC fighters to realize that.
02:50:06.000
I would say now he's probably 37, 38. Oh, I thought he was a lot older than that.
02:50:15.000
I've been aware of him, I guess, since 2000. You know, when you do a camp up there, you feel like you've done everything right.
02:50:39.000
Like I said, the best guys now, most of the time, they try to work at sea level and sleep up high.
02:50:54.000
Because that guy went 100% all 12 rounds, and he wasn't tired at all at the end.
02:51:02.000
The question is, is it the maximum amount of benefit?
02:51:11.000
We know what Big Bear does by watching Glovkin.
02:51:15.000
Doing it the new way might be better, but who's proven that?
02:51:28.000
I mean, I could see that working, but we already know what the Glovkin style works.
02:51:46.000
I know that they've done these studies on oxygen utilization and, you know, they do...
02:51:57.000
I just watched Glovkin against Canelo, and I saw his ass.
02:52:04.000
Imagine if he had 10% more endurance, and he stopped Canelo.
02:52:08.000
And Canelo trains at sea level, which is interesting.
02:52:09.000
I don't think it had anything to do with endurance.
02:52:14.000
Canelo had incredible cardio, but Glovekin's cardio was clearly better because Canelo was dropping back.
02:52:49.000
You've got to start at 4, and then work your way up to 5, and then eventually 6. Dude, I'm so tired.
02:52:55.000
I walk up the steps, and I'm like, ugh, I shouldn't be feeling this.
02:53:01.000
I might get the surgery again and then go with the mat.
02:53:06.000
I really want to take it, but it's like that weird...
02:53:14.000
Yours is all fucked up, too, because it's like central nervous system stuff, right?
02:53:28.000
October 10th, Tuesday, October 10th at the Ice House, we're doing me and Sam Tripoli tinfoil hat comedy.
02:53:34.000
We're gonna just make fun of comedy conspiracy theories.
02:53:45.000
Oh, you know he's got that podcast, Tinfoil Hat Conspiracy Show.
02:53:55.000
October 22nd, EBI 13, Gary Tonin, the lightweights.
02:54:00.000
We're going to have Richie Boogeyman doing a four-man combat jiu-jitsu.
02:54:02.000
And then November 12th is Combat Jiu-Jitsu Worlds 1 with Tonin.
02:54:08.000
Again, he's fighting three weeks before that without strikes.
02:54:10.000
And then Combat Jiu-Jitsu Worlds 1, Gary Tonin's going to fight with palm strikes.
02:54:38.000
People aren't going to remember the date, but what's the website where they can go check out all of it?
02:54:51.000
Starts September 22nd in Seattle, and then I just go all the way through February up doing every major city.
02:55:00.000
Um, no, I would love to do another special, man.
02:55:04.000
I can't, you know, I feel worthless enough when I'm working, much less when I'm not, so I gotta just keep busy.