SNEAKO - SNEAKO Reveals His Future Plans For Fighting

00:00:00.000 We want to talk about the training, maybe some other stuff we'll get into. Let's go.

00:00:15.540 I'll tell you what, we've taken our town to South Beach. I've been, I'm not, I'm not lying. I've been

00:00:20.540 walking around feeling like LeBron James. I'm just walking the streets of Miami, but this is new for

00:00:25.940 Sneaker. How long have you been in Miami? I've lived here for like a year and a half, a year and a half.

00:00:31.220 I wouldn't say I'm training, you know, I'm like, like doing some cardio. Yeah. Yeah. But I mean,

00:00:35.100 I'm exercising. You're training, bro. That's training. It's been like, you know, like two days.

00:00:40.300 No, bro. I'll tell you, honestly, we were just messing around. We were talking about it. We were

00:00:44.540 talking about off camera and everything. And I'm not trying to slap your knob or anything here. But

00:00:47.920 what I'm saying is that you're actually, you're, you're an athlete. You, you're taking to it a lot

00:00:53.240 quicker than you see a lot of people do it. But you know, you are super new, especially the

00:00:57.820 grappling. I'm sure you, everybody's thrown some shadow punching and things. I, you know,

00:01:02.580 I, everybody thinks of this big tough guy. Yeah. I always walked around and thought I could whip

00:01:06.260 ass. The second I went in and started grappling, I was like, Oh my gosh, this sucks. I had a little 1.00

00:01:10.820 one 45 or beat me up. What's it like getting in and actually having somebody put their hands

00:01:15.180 on you and having to grapple out of it? I mean, it sucks. It's like tiring. I don't like 0.97

00:01:19.820 just like sweaty men on top of me. That's why I did it. I'll tell you what jiu-jitsu

00:01:24.160 is not for you. That's the whole point. Like that's why the jiu-jitsu guys get mad at

00:01:28.160 me. It's just like, I just don't want to be like tangled up with a sweaty guy. Like

00:01:31.800 it's just like, I'd rather just be keeping it. That's why I said, I like striking. Cause

00:01:35.300 then I can keep you the fuck away from me. I am tall. I want to use my range. It's 0.99

00:01:38.960 like, get away. Push you. Like literally stay here. I'm like crying. I'm like, wait, why

00:01:47.280 do I want to roll around with sweaty guys? What the fuck's wrong with me? It's each 0.98

00:01:50.480 his own, bro. It's just like that. That's why I was making that joke. And then all these

00:01:53.400 jiu-jitsu guys are like wanting to kill me. Like you better not step foot in my gym. 0.79

00:01:56.960 They're a bunch of nerds, bro. Don't come to my dojo. Who is that one guy? He's like a

00:02:00.800 legitimate jiu-jitsu guy. He's like, no dude, jiu-jitsu is gay. Who? That one. Oh, uh, 1.00

00:02:05.640 what's his name? Uh, the, the coach at, uh, jiu-jitsu B team. Yeah. Oh, what's his name?

00:02:11.260 The really funny guy. Yeah. I forget his name. Yeah. He's like, it's mostly gay. Yeah. I mean,

00:02:16.940 I was watching you yesterday training. You haven't even gotten in the North South

00:02:19.800 position. I don't like the name of that. It's the gayest one. I don't, I don't like 1.00

00:02:26.080 the name of it. So Ramsey, a lot of times when me and him are training, we'll ask if

00:02:28.960 we can start in that position. I'm like, no, bro. Yeah. B, you're the one that asked. So

00:02:33.500 Kyle, we've been training and I've been trying to teach him jiu-jitsu. And this is why I was

00:02:37.620 wondering like from the beginning, is it like really like kind of just throwing in the

00:02:41.920 deep water? Like, cause he literally can't do a submission still. And we've been

00:02:45.300 training like six months. Yeah. It's rough. What can't you get? Don't you have

00:02:48.640 to like, well, the problem is like one time Ramsey was like, dude, okay, just bend

00:02:51.880 your leg like this. And I'm like, oh, I can't. And he would like try and pull my

00:02:55.160 legs. Like, oh, you're just fat. But, uh, it's tough. You're too fat to do a 1.00

00:03:00.840 submission. Yeah. Like I can't even bend my legs that way or something. He's too stiff 0.99

00:03:04.240 is the problem. You can't like, because a lot of times like, you know, I'm a bigger guy

00:03:08.280 thick. Uh, but, uh, the thing is I try to do like all power, you know, some Ramsey

00:03:15.380 talked about with you is like, you're more patient, less power. You're, you're trying

00:03:20.100 to be analytical about it, you know, but I just try and go, you know, I just, and then

00:03:24.160 I get tired as hell. Whereas you're like, are you consciously trying to take more time

00:03:28.340 and not just try and blow your energy wild earlier? What's your thought process?

00:03:32.460 I think you're, you're, I'm just trying to learn, you know, I just am learning. I'm

00:03:37.160 just thinking about where my body should go and how I can get out of that as quickly

00:03:40.700 as possible to get the sweaty dude off me. Maybe that's been my main problem is I

00:03:46.120 actually kind of enjoy the sweaty dude. Yeah. You pulled me in. I haven't had like

00:03:49.540 that thought, like get off me. It's more like come close. Yeah. Yeah. That's your

00:03:52.640 problem. Sneakers are getting like, oh, get off. I saw you sparring with that guy 0.99

00:03:55.380 yesterday. You're just like laying on top of us. This would be the worst. And he was

00:03:59.360 getting mad because I was like, dude, no jujitsu, like neck kisses are

00:04:02.260 part of it. He's like, no, don't get off me. I did not realize like how defensive

00:04:09.540 they're almost like they treat jujitsu like a religion. These people, they worship 0.94

00:04:14.460 jujitsu. It's, it's insane. Like when you talk about it and you get all these

00:04:18.480 people, they're like, literally like want to fight you. And yeah, like, do you have

00:04:22.820 people like reaching out, trying to fight you about it every day? Like, like five

00:04:26.760 people just now just hit my phone. About fighting you in jujitsu? Yeah. Yeah. All the

00:04:30.300 sun. Well, you guys were like walking, you were like in the gym the other day

00:04:32.960 and somebody was trying to fight you. What was that? What was happening the

00:04:35.100 other day? So, gosh, not a family yesterday? Or no, like two days ago.

00:04:38.040 Wasn't someone like waiting outside or something? Oh yeah. I forgot. Yeah.

00:04:41.480 Some dude. It's wild, dude. It's like, dude, let me live my life. Get out. But so

00:04:46.000 that's a big component. You know, I talked to a lot of these, these UFC guys that

00:04:49.560 they spend their whole, you're actually doing it opposite all these guys,

00:04:52.520 right? They spend their whole life working on this craft, working on this, you

00:04:56.380 know, sole focus of being a fighter and not thinking about anything else. And

00:05:00.620 then they get big and now they have to learn how to be famous, right? You're

00:05:04.420 doing it the opposite. You've spent your whole life being in the public eye and

00:05:08.780 now you're learning to fight. What's it like trying to learn a new skill and

00:05:12.640 wanting, because when you're brand new to something, you don't want people

00:05:14.960 watching you. You want to be able to hone those skills because you don't want to

00:05:18.420 be the brand new. And now here we are talking about it in a podcast. Right. Like, but

00:05:22.060 it's, it's good. I think it's a good thing to focus on. It's, it's social media

00:05:28.920 is like such a, like a circus right now. It's like a giant clown world. So it's 0.89

00:05:33.460 been good to step away from that and just have something else to like put my

00:05:36.580 attention on. Yeah. Focus on being, being new at something because you've been good

00:05:41.340 at this skill that you have with social media for so long. It feels good to be new

00:05:45.280 at something. Yeah. I'm getting, I'm getting like real tired of it. The, the

00:05:50.600 social media world. But like, I think that the shift this year, like you're

00:05:54.840 going to need to have some sort of self-improvement with what you do and what

00:05:57.860 you say. Like, I don't think it could just be gimmicky. Like I was calling

00:06:01.580 somebody last night. He's saying he wanted to start streaming and he's like, um, I

00:06:05.960 know everything about this one guy. And this one guy he's talking about is

00:06:09.220 always like in the drama pages and is always getting like clowned on. It's always

00:06:13.140 being talked about, but I don't know a lot about this other guy and he's

00:06:16.740 extremely successful right now. He's blowing up. Well, I, I always tell people

00:06:20.560 it's a marathon. It's not a sprint. Um, the same thing with like, with

00:06:24.000 training, like you need to have, like, you need to build good cardio. You

00:06:26.640 can't just go there explosive. Then you're going to tire out and you're

00:06:29.560 going to lose the fight. If you just go into streaming, if you go into social

00:06:33.360 media thinking that you just need to go viral crazy all the time, which

00:06:36.280 everybody thinks right now, like you just need to get your eyes on you. You're

00:06:39.640 going to gas out and people are just going to like poke fun at you. So you

00:06:42.340 need to be thinking about like years in advance and not just like the

00:06:45.560 immediate thing. You need to build an actual fan base or if you don't have a

00:06:49.320 fan base, then you're going to gas out. And you only build a fan base by

00:06:52.840 saying something of value and saying something that people can resonate with.

00:06:56.540 It's not just being like a dancing clown for retail. Right. Yeah. Big time. And

00:07:01.460 like, that's kind of one of the things like, you know, when you're training

00:07:04.680 someone, everyone wants to learn, you know, real quick. And then we've been

00:07:07.860 doing this podcast. I mean, we're learning a lot about, you know, the social

00:07:10.820 media, like we're both ads in this world. And it's like the same thing. It's like a

00:07:14.800 very consistent product is what people want. You know, like you're streamed pretty

00:07:19.860 much every day or yeah, I try to try to. You were talking to Ramsey the other day

00:07:24.160 and you were like, yeah, I've been streaming for three hours and they're pissed that

00:07:27.420 I'm not doing for six hours. I'm like, damn. Yeah, I streamed for, so we were 0.99

00:07:31.080 training two times that day. Yeah. I had like lawyer stuff all morning. Then we

00:07:36.260 went to prayer. Then we trained. Then I drove home, didn't eat, streamed for three

00:07:41.700 hours, three hours. Then I go back to the gym and like on the way to the gym, the

00:07:46.200 second gym session of the day, I'm like eating in my car. And then like, I'm

00:07:49.140 reading the community, like what they say, and they're just all crying that I'm

00:07:54.120 not streaming longer. Like, why did he end the stream? He's so lazy. Like I'm

00:07:58.100 literally like eating in my car, like a homeless dude, like, and there's

00:08:01.060 these people like legitimately, if you listen to the people who are really

00:08:07.940 active, there's just the, the re-tards. It's like, you have to be like a re-tard 1.00

00:08:12.940 for re-tards. Like you need to be screaming at memes with them for seven 1.00

00:08:16.040 hours or like going on Omegle and like twerking. It's the dumbest shit ever. If 1.00

00:08:20.460 you want to appease them, bro, because they're never going to be happy. It's a

00:08:23.540 Friday night. I streamed for three hours. Like I had a good interview and

00:08:26.640 everything and they're just like, it's insane, bro. They don't, you can never

00:08:32.580 satisfy these people, bro. Like that's wild, bro. It's like fighters, bro.

00:08:37.440 That's such a double-edged sword though. It's like, you know, you love that you've

00:08:40.980 got the fans, but two, also it's rough that they feel like they've got claim to

00:08:46.080 your life. You know what I mean? Yeah. I don't know. It's something that pisses me

00:08:49.980 off. It's right. Like they, they want all of your time, but it's, it's so funny

00:08:53.480 because it's like the antithesis of everything I talk about. Like I'm saying

00:08:56.000 that we need to work hard. You should go to the gym every single day. Like

00:08:59.420 that you should talk to God, like everything that, you know, you should

00:09:02.720 keep your mind occupied on, on good things. And these people just want, like

00:09:06.680 if you're sitting watching a stream all day, you're not doing anything

00:09:09.640 what I talk about. Like you're listening to me talk about working hard. You're

00:09:13.720 like, yeah, but you're not working. You're just sitting. So it's, it pretty

00:09:18.440 much, it's, it's pretty hypocritical. Like I'm telling you to work, but you're 0.92

00:09:21.400 wasting time in order to watch you tell them to work hard. They have to not be

00:09:25.200 working. Exactly. You're being entertained to a nothing while I'm actually

00:09:28.500 working streaming, you know? Yeah. That's it. Well, you know, it's like kind

00:09:32.300 of interesting too. What I've learned nowadays, people are all on computers

00:09:36.180 though. And you can literally like people like, well, I'm at work watching your

00:09:40.620 podcast. And for me, I'm, I'm a physical job, so I can't watch anything. And same

00:09:45.520 with you. Like you can't have your phone in the background, right? When you're

00:09:48.940 streaming, you're like 100% in focused. And I think that's like kind of a big thing

00:09:54.420 in our society. Now we have like 10 things going on all the time that no one

00:09:57.820 ever has a singular focus, you know? And I, is that like martial arts is kind of

00:10:02.300 bringing that out of you? You feel like, or? Yeah, I wanted to. That's why I think

00:10:06.680 like Muslim fighters are so successful. They're taking over right now. They're 0.86

00:10:10.380 like, they're taking over so much to the point where they need to add rules and

00:10:13.380 they need to kind of box them out because they're so dominant. Like change the 0.98

00:10:17.280 scoring basically. Yeah. Like you're saying Bilal Muhammad not getting the title

00:10:20.500 shot, for example, or I don't know if you want to talk about it, but anyway.

00:10:23.840 Yeah, because we had Bilal on here. Bilal's the man. Yeah, he's the man. Yeah.

00:10:28.600 I personally, listen, I think he's going to lose to Leon. We've been talking about

00:10:33.600 this, but you saw us last night. Every time that Ramsey's got somebody, it's funny

00:10:38.200 how opposite views we are. Anytime Ramsey would pick somebody, no, it's the other

00:10:42.620 guy for sure. I always pick the Muslim fighters. 1.00

00:10:45.020 Yeah. It's so dominant right now in boxing and MMA, Gervonta,

00:10:49.280 Devin Haney. Yeah. Islam Makachev, Khabib obviously left his lightweight 1.00

00:10:53.940 undisputed champion. And like wrestling, all the best wrestlers now

00:10:57.700 are from there. And soon you're going to see, since jiu-jitsu is so from Brazil

00:11:01.900 and America, but you're going to start seeing these Dagestanis, these Eastern 1.00

00:11:05.500 European countries start competing at jiu-jitsu and I think they'll take over.

00:11:09.520 Because when you have that singular focus, when you're just, you're praying five

00:11:13.060 times, like you're, you're not going to be thinking about other things like

00:11:17.720 that. That gives you a competitive advantage that you can't compare to

00:11:20.600 anything else. Yeah. Like being completely focused on just prayer, like where

00:11:25.560 nothing else matters, where you don't need to drink, like go out or, you know,

00:11:29.860 like get distracted by, by women or any of the other things that take you off of

00:11:34.320 what you're supposed to be doing. Like that gives you that edge that that's

00:11:37.660 uncomparable. And I want that. I want that.

00:11:39.880 And I also feel like when I was in that zone doing everything, whether you win

00:11:44.380 or lose, you don't care because you're like, I've done everything I did. It's

00:11:48.500 up to God at this point. I'm just going to go out. Is there a slight advantage of

00:11:51.760 being distracted by women? Because I'm like, Oh, that chick's like, I want her to 1.00

00:11:54.860 see me whoop some ass right now. Yes or no? No, bro. No way. Maybe that's the other 1.00

00:11:59.640 guy. Maybe it gets the other guy who's also looking for that woman's approval. But I 0.94

00:12:02.880 always look back at that Connor Khabib fight. That's the perfect example of

00:12:06.880 somebody who's like the party thing fame. Like he's a giant suit versus the guy

00:12:11.380 who's just like stone cold.

00:12:12.960 Yeah. And he was so like, Khabib was so like unapologetic, but like the guy told

00:12:20.440 him assalamualaikum. And then, uh, and then he said, Connor, congrats on proper

00:12:24.760 number 12. And Khabib was like, Hey, don't say assalamualaikum. And then

00:12:27.980 like, and same thing, like in the press conference, Connor's trying to get him to

00:12:32.360 drink. Like, why don't you drink? Like almost insulting to the religion. Actually

00:12:36.120 it's really, I don't know. I mean, that was really insulting. And then when he was

00:12:38.820 saying things about his wife, you know, that, that crossed the line. And I, since

00:12:43.120 then now you see these Colby's, all these guys crossing the line.

00:12:47.040 Well, here's a question then. Let me ask not to cut you off Ramsey. Sorry, but you're in

00:12:50.620 the influencer game and influence you get. I mean, these guys are selling me. Colby, he's

00:12:56.000 playing a character. He's selling show Connor, even, I mean, he's getting his

00:12:59.800 ass whooped and he's like, it's all business. It's all business. Right. Can 0.99

00:13:03.840 you recognize as somebody in social media that some of that is important to sell

00:13:09.020 a fight and get eyes? I mean, Colby was about to be cut and then he cuts that

00:13:12.460 promo about you Brazilian stink. You're dirty. Can you see the value in it? Even 1.00

00:13:17.000 if it's to somebody, somebody can be disgusting. Yeah. A hundred percent. I, you

00:13:21.520 got to sell a fight. I think about like a mob star of love. Like he's, he's 18 and

00:13:25.400 know now. Yeah. And like people are, was he getting criticized? Like Dana said that

00:13:30.780 he was in a boring, the most boring fight last night. I was like, I just completely

00:13:34.700 disagree. That was one of the best ones. I thought Arnold did fucking great. Like

00:13:38.880 that was a great fight. I want to see like even, yeah, I want to see that quote. Cause

00:13:41.860 I don't believe that he said that. Yeah. He said, he said something along the lines

00:13:44.980 of like, Oh, it was such a boring fight. And, uh, you know, like he feels sorry for the

00:13:51.320 fans for that. I was like, are you sure you're not talking about the Bruna Silver?

00:13:55.260 The point is, but like my officer is 18 and 0 and he's not that famous and he's probably

00:14:02.580 not going to get, um, he's not going to sell as many pay-per-views. And I was asking him

00:14:07.140 like where you're 17 and 0, but like before you won last night. Um, and I'm like, I'm like,

00:14:13.440 why aren't you bigger? And he said, well, he doesn't really like feel the need to, to do

00:14:17.020 the trash talking or do the social media circle, stuff like that. He's just gonna, he just does

00:14:21.360 what he does. He just goes, he treats MMA like, uh, it's a sport about respect and love. And they

00:14:25.960 love it, man. I think that's why I love training with those guys. My wife, uh, loves all the

00:14:32.500 Dagestani guys. Like I was on the PFL with them and she would like only want to sit with them and 1.00

00:14:37.360 be around them. Cause she's very like conservative, you know, and like they're very respectful, you

00:14:42.800 know, they don't touch her. Here's my problem with it. Right. Is that you're not,

00:14:47.020 I mean, once you get to the UFC, you're there, not for the love of the game, right? I mean,

00:14:53.120 you, of course you love it, but you're, you're not there for the love of the game because you

00:14:56.420 could be in any organization for the love of the game, right? You're in the UFC to make

00:15:00.180 money for you and yours, for your family. It's your responsibility to set up your family

00:15:04.840 and your people around you as best as possible. Right. So don't you think there's some responsibility

00:15:09.120 to try and sell a fight? Colby can't walk around outside. He sacrificed his entire life,

00:15:14.460 but his family. I've seen him walk outside. I've seen him outside. Right. But he has a hard time

00:15:19.060 or Strickland, like you'll say, he won't go out because he's hated because of the things he says.

00:15:23.500 But what he's doing is, don't you think there's some kind of, uh, as much as it's gross, the things

00:15:28.220 they say, and sometimes they do go too far. It's some kind of responsibility to try and get

00:15:33.380 themselves the most money possible so they can set up them and theirs. I guess it's an ethical

00:15:39.280 question. I completely respect to like mob star's decision to not like compromises morals for money.

00:15:46.360 Yeah. Yeah. You know, I think that that's more important. You know, you can't buy that back.

00:15:50.660 Yeah. Once you sell it, it's, it's gone. It's no return policy in your ethics. Yeah, that's true.

00:15:57.560 Yeah. And, but I mean, like Habib did a great job selling fights and he never trash talk. Yeah.

00:16:03.060 But he did a great job selling fights because the other side, because he was stalwart and the other 1.00

00:16:07.840 side was talking shit. Yeah. But also like, I think the way he was just be like, I'm going to smash 1.00

00:16:13.000 you. Like, it was like, he would tell everyone, he's the one that invented that saying, you know,

00:16:17.260 I smash everyone. And like Hazmat stole that. And I think he did a really good job. Like he wasn't

00:16:22.640 talking shit. He was just literally saying, I will smash every single person. I'm going to change his 1.00

00:16:27.320 face. Yeah. Yeah. And Hazmat. I'll take him to deep waters or he will discover himself. Yeah. Yeah.

00:16:32.900 I like it. I'm sorry. It's not Makachev is selling fights. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's the

00:16:39.860 number one. He's number one. Does he ever do trash talking? I don't think so. No. Just

00:16:43.220 a grade five. And he's actually funny. Yeah. He's funny. Just sell it all based off of your

00:16:46.800 ability. Yeah. You know, I think that's how you get more people interested in it. I got

00:16:50.640 over the past couple of years, we were talking about this yesterday. You see a lot of people

00:16:53.180 boo when they start grappling. Yeah. Cause you get the re like, if you appease the reads, okay,

00:16:57.200 I'm going to stand up and just get beat up and get bloody for these fucking idiots and the fans 1.00

00:17:00.440 who are drunk, who don't care about me. No, I'm going to win the fight because this is part 1.00

00:17:03.600 of MMA. I'm going to learn how to grapple. And your coach cares and he wants to see you

00:17:07.080 get out like in a healthy way. Same with that Dagestina. They're all like family. Like 0.99

00:17:10.780 they don't want to see anyone get hurt. Yeah. Look, Habib never bled in his whole career

00:17:16.180 because he was doing it properly. He was thinking about the marathon. Let me win every single

00:17:19.940 fight. Let me do it the right way. Let me gas these people out. Like you're just, you're

00:17:23.340 just playing the game. And then in the long, maybe in the moment, like they'll be booing, but

00:17:27.660 long-term, look how we're still speaking about him, even though he's been retired for

00:17:30.180 years. And they booed the shit out of him through his career before he was jammed. 0.97

00:17:33.360 Exactly. So I think that it's not really over the longterm, but like you're going to be

00:17:39.580 favored eventually. Like they'll look back and favor your career more. Like Moffstar is

00:17:43.080 going to be looked at, but in the moment, like the drunk re-cards, the people, you're not

00:17:47.140 going to make those people happy, but you can't ever try to make those people happy because

00:17:50.520 they're never going to be happy. They're miserable, retarded losers. It's like the crowd, the 1.00

00:17:54.820 Roman crowd, man. At the end of the day, they're like, they want to see you killed and 1.00

00:17:58.900 they want to see you die. You know, that's all. Yeah. And I see that, but I think it 0.99

00:18:04.380 cuts some way for some people like, but look at DJ, right? Demetrius Johnson, greatest

00:18:08.280 fighter of all time. Yeah. But he was just kind of a nerd who didn't sell any fights and

00:18:13.020 he got booted and he was the greatest fighter. He got a better offer. He got traded. Yeah.

00:18:18.340 And he didn't get traded. That is true. They did trade him for funky Ben Askren. Yeah.

00:18:22.660 They, the one FC and UFC traded DJ for Askren. Ben Askren. When Ben Askren came over and

00:18:28.500 fought Mazdal. Yeah. And so that was like the big thing. So you are right. That is true.

00:18:33.600 They didn't trade him. But that kind of leads me into this is that. But he's making more

00:18:36.820 money. Yeah. He made more money at one. It's not a downgrade. Yeah. Ben Askren, like, you

00:18:41.480 know. Ben Askren has a downgrade. Yeah. Yeah. It was a downgrade for Ben.

00:18:44.420 Hold on. Give me. Direct quote for Sneakle. Dana said, the least fun fight anybody's ever

00:18:51.880 seen. So, so that's what is he talking about? Yeah. That, that's what it was. And you're

00:18:56.060 like, are you, that's a producer off camera. Just so everybody hears it saying a direct

00:19:00.060 quote from Dana is that the least fun fight that anybody's ever seen talking about Arnold

00:19:04.220 Allen versus Mossar of Loev. Dana, like, no disrespect. That's just not true, man. That's

00:19:08.180 not true. How are you saying that? Like everybody tuned out and like everyone's soul slowly

00:19:13.060 got older watching those, those two lesbians fight. Yeah. That aged me by five years. That 1.00

00:19:17.780 was the worst fight of ever. Like that was bad. We almost went home, man. We were like

00:19:21.940 all the way. We're good drinking. Let's just go all the time. I almost didn't want to watch

00:19:25.640 Strickland Duplessis. Dude, yeah, that was rough. So for him to say that, I, I wonder like

00:19:30.960 where that comment came from. I don't know. That fight had everything. Grappling. It had

00:19:34.540 striking. Illegal controversy. The knees. And then most of our, like a freaking badass

00:19:40.060 says, no, I'm okay. He could have sat out and won the fight. You know that if he would 0.94

00:19:43.860 have said, no, I don't want to continue. They would have gave him the fight cause he was

00:19:47.400 up in scorecards and all that. But the savage goes, oh, I'm gonna go out there. I personally

00:19:51.320 agree that fight sucked because I lost a hundred bucks to Ramsey. But, uh, there we go. Hey,

00:19:56.240 I'm always betting on the Muslim fighter. Stealing his money. Yeah. Paradoxically, you're betting 1.00

00:20:01.740 on the Muslim fighter. It's around my friend. Yeah, that is true. It's a little paradox, but

00:20:06.120 that is a paradox. All right. Here's one thing I want to talk about though, is that, you

00:20:11.200 know, listen, let's just not even avoid it. There's a lot of influencer, uh, drama that

00:20:16.880 goes back and forth. We talked about it, but there's been, you've been involved in some

00:20:21.280 influencer drama that a lot of people will say that's why you're doing training. We know

00:20:25.640 you're not, but, but talk to us about the Mikey thing. What's going on? I want to, I'm

00:20:30.460 not really training, you know, it's just like, you just like messed around, played around

00:20:34.080 and I'll, but like, no, you're like working out two days. It's just like working out for

00:20:37.840 like two days and I'm here like, Hey, so why are you in camp? Like, nah, I'm just, um, yeah,

00:20:43.160 just, I think it's about time. I think this is, uh, you're not going to get, I had a realization,

00:20:47.940 like I'm not going to get my youth back and I'm 25 and the drinking, the clubbing, all

00:20:53.180 the other stuff that people kind of trade their youth for, it's always going to be there. Like

00:20:57.640 you can be for, I've seen people in LA and all the other, like they're like 40 years old and

00:21:02.100 they're still clubbing, partying, doing all that. So it's like, well, you're not going

00:21:05.520 to age out of being able to drink at a bar. Yeah. I can do that whenever, but yeah, I am

00:21:09.620 going to lose my youth. So I might as well use it to the best of my ability. And I think

00:21:14.000 that's, uh, you know, that's becoming extremely strong and getting my cardio, right. You know,

00:21:20.920 learning everything about MMA. Yeah. But like this Mikey guy, I, I mean, I don't, like we said,

00:21:27.160 we're like, we'll never get sanctioned. To be honest, you've got like eight inches on

00:21:31.640 the guy. Yeah. I don't think it ever, I mean, there's no height class. Yeah. Yeah. It'd

00:21:35.300 be way. People always say that. Oh, you got a height. That's not a thing. Well, he fights

00:21:40.900 at 125 is what he competes at. I think it's like 135. What do you want around that? Uh, I

00:21:46.860 think 165, 170. Yeah. Have you ever done a weight cup before? No. Oh, 50 pounds. Well, he would

00:21:52.280 have to move on. But the only thing is, is like, we can meet at 145 if a hypothetically

00:21:56.640 yeah. Hypothetically meet there. But then the only problem would be like, you'd have to

00:22:01.060 go to like Saudi Arabia or something like that. I think to get it. Because he, he's a,

00:22:05.820 he's a legit jujitsu guy. So there'd be a problem. People wouldn't want you walking in

00:22:11.060 with it with him as well. Cause he's been doing it for so long. If it were hypothetically to

00:22:16.000 happen, do you have some confidence? What, what, what's your thoughts on it? You know what

00:22:20.140 I'm really surprised about? Is that a five-time champion? Like everyone's like, Oh, you're

00:22:24.160 like fucking pussy. Take the fight. I'm like, bro, professional fighter called out a streamer. 1.00

00:22:28.740 Yeah. Like I never claimed to be, you know, I'm just learning, you know? And everyone's

00:22:33.260 like, yeah, do it. Oh, who? I think I got my money on, I got my money on Mikey. Like, yeah,

00:22:39.080 yeah. Is that really something controversial? What did you think was going to happen? The champion

00:22:44.360 versus the non-professional? Yeah. That's like, people are like tweeting me. You really

00:22:48.820 think he, I'm like, but first off, we're having fun. Like we're just training. And

00:22:52.640 like, honestly, you just want to learn how to train, you know? And then I'm like, if

00:22:56.860 Mikey didn't win that, that would be the nod. A bigger indictment on Mikey than it would

00:23:02.320 be props for. It'd be more embarrassing. But you know, this is a shout out though. I, part

00:23:06.500 of the reason I wanted to come because I just can't stand jujitsu, bro. I can't stand

00:23:10.960 heel hookers. And especially. And Randy's a black belt in jujitsu. Yeah. I'm a black belt in 0.99

00:23:15.460 jujitsu. And I just can't stand it because like, they just, I even saw his training video.

00:23:20.180 He like punches someone, takes them down and falls down to a heel hook. I'm like, bro,

00:23:24.520 if I was in a street fight, I would get up and just eye gouge you and then be like over 0.96

00:23:27.980 or grab you by your hair and stomp it. You know, I just. How long is it to get a black 1.00

00:23:32.400 belt in jujitsu? Like 15 years. You've been doing jujitsu for that long? Yeah. I started

00:23:38.120 jujitsu when I was like 16, 17, I was wrestling and I started doing catch wrestling, which is kind

00:23:43.980 of the same. And then when I was like 18, 19, I was like full-time fight. I was pro fighter

00:23:48.260 at 19 training full-time. And then I never wanted a belt because I was a jujitsu hater

00:23:54.780 and I was a white belt beating up black belts. And then I realized for business, you know, 0.92

00:23:58.920 it's like people were like, are you a black belt in jujitsu? And like, how many times a

00:24:03.240 week do you have to train in those years to get the black belt? Uh, from, so I got my black

00:24:08.080 belt from Jake, Jake Shields, another mutual friend. Uh, dude, he made me train two times a

00:24:13.440 day, pretty much every day. Like he never would let me two times a day, every day for

00:24:18.580 how long? Uh, probably like 10 years, I would say. Yeah. Yeah. The thing is, I've been doing

00:24:24.900 it for six months off and on and you don't even get a roadmap in your head, right? The

00:24:30.160 thing is, you'll be going with Ramsey. I'll be going with Ramsey, right? And he'll be just

00:24:34.200 be just, and I'm, I'm bigger than Ramsey, right? Better looking, smarter. And, uh, he'll

00:24:39.560 be, he'll be like doing like twisting me into a pretzel and talking to his wife about

00:24:43.800 the grocery list. I'm like, dude, can you at least give me respect enough to focus on

00:24:47.620 whooping my ass? I'm like, Hey babe, uh, make sure you do this, this. And he's like, look 0.99

00:24:51.700 at me. Yeah. That's a lot. Yeah. That's why it like blows my mind that, you know, we train

00:24:59.160 like twice and then you're like, Oh, so you're training. It takes 10 years twice a day to get

00:25:04.140 a black belt. Um, well, if you want a real black belt, some of these other karate schools

00:25:08.760 unnamed, if you pay enough money, you can get a black belt anyway. Yeah. But like from 0.97

00:25:13.620 like, uh, our system. Yeah. And Jake like wants people to know how to fight. Like he

00:25:18.200 doesn't just give out a black belt. If you'd have never been punched in the face, you know,

00:25:22.400 did you roll with Jake when he was here before? No, I met him in Vegas. Okay. Did you roll with

00:25:27.120 him? Yeah, bro. The dude's a freak, right? He's strong. Like I rolled with Jake and he's fast,

00:25:32.480 but he's just relentless. Just push, push, push. It's a, he's all, he's also like, this

00:25:38.100 was like on day three and he hadn't shawered. So he stank. I'm like, Oh, Jake, please stop 0.88

00:25:43.720 beating me. Yeah. He's a, he's a hitter.

00:25:45.840 The party was really good. Like I think he's like 45. Like it really surprised me how much

00:25:49.600 like he doesn't, I think he could still compete. Yeah. I mean, he does a little jujitsu competition.

00:25:54.960 He's not officially retired, but he's like, I don't want to fight unless it was like a million

00:25:59.120 dollar paycheck. He said, but I would love to see like, cause he competed against GSP

00:26:03.840 and do all these different ones. You know, I like to watch that is like a great way to

00:26:07.840 not take damage. You know what I mean? Like the dude, doesn't need to get punched in the

00:26:11.000 face anymore. He's fought the best guys in the world and he just needs to train. And

00:26:15.760 honestly, he's a great coach. Like all of his guys, you know, the, uh, Basharat brothers,

00:26:20.800 the Afghan brothers. Yeah. He coaches us. More Muslim fighters, right? Yeah. They are nasty. 1.00

00:26:27.120 The dominance man is, is undeniable. So it's just, so you think it really is like a competitive

00:26:32.620 edge now? It's clearly the winning team. Yeah. I mean, Muhammad Lee, look at all these 0.68

00:26:37.660 guys. Mike Tyson, every single one, man. It's just the winning team. Abdul Aeid, formerly

00:26:41.900 known as Javante Davis. Hey, man. Hey, maybe we'll convert, uh, that can't be a coincidence.

00:26:48.040 Yeah. If I convert, maybe I'll start whooping some ass. Yeah. Maybe we'll get good at fighting, 0.99

00:26:51.680 bro. But Mormons and Muslims, we were, we both got a lot of the same stuff. We're both not

00:26:55.760 allowed to do anything. Yeah. Yeah. So they train hard. Multiple wives too, right? Yeah.

00:26:59.480 When we get to the next life, we're going to get so many wives as crazy. So yeah, we're 0.99

00:27:03.740 kind of in the same boat. Yeah. You know what though? Not just like Muslim fighters. I will 0.80

00:27:09.060 say my best fighters are ultra religious. And just disciplined. Yeah. And not even that

00:27:14.720 though. Like when we go out to the fight, like, you know, I have a couple of Christian fighters,

00:27:18.900 you know, and they, they're very like, but Mormons, you know, like my, some of the ones I,

00:27:23.260 and I'm like, yeah, say your prayer and, you know, get ready to fight. And I feel like when

00:27:27.400 someone's religious, it's the same thing as like, why the, uh, Greeks and the Romans and

00:27:32.380 all of them were like the greatest, you know, warriors. Same with like, uh, what's it called?

00:27:36.120 Like 300 Spartans, Spartans, because they were more excited about their death than they are about

00:27:43.340 like, like when you really believe in your religion, yeah, your internal reward, like jihad,

00:27:48.660 like you'll go to heaven no matter what, you know? And like, same with like being a Mormon, 0.94

00:27:52.620 like you believe you're going to heaven no matter what. Yeah. Yeah. Right. And you believe that and

00:27:58.140 you go out and you make sacrifices now for a better reward later. And that's the same thing

00:28:02.780 with anything is like, yeah, I'll make the sacrifices now to be able to, to have something

00:28:07.600 better tomorrow. Same with fighting. Like I'll make the sacrifices. I'll, I'll eat real lean. I'll do

00:28:13.780 all this training so that later I can be in a better position. Yeah. And I think to be honest,

00:28:18.580 it doesn't even feel like, it doesn't even feel like sacrifices after, you know, for me,

00:28:22.160 I go out to, we go out to the restaurant. Uh, I don't feel like drinking. I'm not, it's not that

00:28:26.300 I'm giving up drinking. It's, I just don't want to, you know what I mean? Yeah. You just don't

00:28:30.620 drink, you know, but then legitimately that is like sacrifice. And I mean, like in your business,

00:28:36.360 bro, like you're a nasty entrepreneur and you know, you're willing to sacrifice right now to go like

00:28:43.640 travel and, you know, get all your business. What sacrifices do you feel like you're making

00:28:47.220 now and what are you trying to build longterm in general? Sacrifices? Uh, I think the, the,

00:28:54.400 the, the big shift was like not even seeing it as a sacrifice, you know, like only taking,

00:28:58.800 I used to work for like six hours and then get high. Yeah. Cause they're like, okay, I earned this.

00:29:04.980 You know, I earned turning off my brain, going to the strip club, getting high, like drinking,

00:29:08.720 like, yeah, we're talking to, and I would kind of like celebrate every day. Cause I, I got the work

00:29:12.580 done because for such a long time I was, I was a lazy, just like sloth, you know? So just for the

00:29:18.040 fact that of me getting work done was an accomplishment, but now that it's become so

00:29:21.740 routine, it's like, I just want to do more work. Yeah. You know, I just want, I get, I, my reward is

00:29:27.960 succeeding even more. It's just, I want to have it as a compound effect. So I don't really see it as a

00:29:32.500 sacrifice now. That's just the only thing that I, that I really enjoy doing. I bet that's like how it

00:29:36.880 is when you're, when you're a fighter is like when you're doing your first weight cuts, like, Oh, this sucks.

00:29:41.100 But when you're in your 20th, it's like, Oh, this is part of no way cutting. I would say though,

00:29:46.960 on the training, like you get out of a good training session. Like literally the other day

00:29:51.180 when we all, me, you and Shane sparred together, I was like, that was better than getting high.

00:29:56.480 You know, I left there. I was like, hell yeah, that was fun, bro. I had like, I don't know.

00:30:00.560 Do you feel that at all? I definitely, I don't feel like it's a sacrifice because I actually

00:30:04.160 love doing it. Yeah. I don't know. Like, are you falling in love with training? Yeah. I just love

00:30:09.460 the process of getting better and improving. Yeah. Like that's where I really get high

00:30:13.540 now is, is I don't see it as sacrificing, like sacrificing my time. It's just the best

00:30:19.200 use of it. Yeah. I think when I shifted that, when I started understanding that that's when

00:30:23.780 I start, I stopped seeing work as a work and it's just, is what I get to do. Yeah. So

00:30:28.860 we tell you a lot about, and then we'll, we will get here to, to the fights from last night,

00:30:32.960 but we talk a lot about, you know, fighters needing to sell fights and beefs and maybe

00:30:38.300 even some manufactured beefs. Uh, you being in the world that you're in a lot of influencers,

00:30:43.600 do you feel like you've made a shift away from beefs? Like, uh, like, uh, I know there

00:30:48.740 was a beef with, uh, with penguin, right. And a couple of different guys. Do you feel like

00:30:53.400 that stuff's kind of just in the background for you now? Or how does that whole world work?

00:30:57.540 I mean, did you Google that? No, I saw a video of it. I don't care about any of that

00:31:03.500 stuff. Like to be honest too. Yeah. It's just kind of like, it's just done with, it's

00:31:07.680 just noise. Like, yeah, it's all, it's all a show. Love that. Love that. Okay. Let's

00:31:13.040 give him the two 97. Let's break it down. Yeah, I did. I think, what'd you think about

00:31:16.560 the main fight? Drick has won. I thought he won. I thought it was pretty obvious that

00:31:20.960 he won. I'm really surprised like that. Everybody was saying like, it's rigged, it's rigged,

00:31:24.520 it's rigged. Oh, the woke agenda. Yeah. Oh, cause he called out the LGBT. I'm like, wait,

00:31:29.540 didn't he fucking, like, isn't he a Zionist? Yeah. I mean, he was defending Israel, which 0.99

00:31:34.100 that's like, if you're going to talk about woke, that's what you're supposed to be doing.

00:31:37.140 Yeah. So he's on their side in a lot of ways. You could definitely say that. I was actually

00:31:42.160 one. I mean, Drick is our boy. We had him on the podcast. I had, uh, uh, I had some money

00:31:48.720 on my boy Drick is. Thank you, Shane. Appreciate you big dog. Uh, but, uh, honestly, I was

00:31:54.480 shaking the whole time because it was such, I mean, it felt a lot. I didn't think it was

00:31:58.240 close at all. Uh, except for one or two rounds. Drick has even admitted it was close. He

00:32:03.560 said he lost the first round. Yeah. And to be honest, I actually think he got, he won

00:32:07.900 the first, he lost the second because that I thought, because that's when Strickland opened

00:32:12.300 his eye up. Okay. And I think he won three, four, and I think Strickland won five, but he

00:32:17.580 was just putting so much pressure on. I, I, Dana said he thought that, uh, Strickland

00:32:23.320 won. I didn't even see that because when we went to split decision, I was like, how

00:32:27.020 is that possible? Yeah. I, you know, I looked at the scorecards, so everyone had, uh, Strickland

00:32:33.040 one and five. That was all across the boards, but the only one was round three, which I thought

00:32:38.720 it was weird. I don't think he won round three was dominant. That's when he took it down a

00:32:41.920 couple of times. That's what I was kind of saying. It was kind of all over, bro. And

00:32:44.920 then for Dana to say that was a bad decision. I don't know, man. Like, so you think

00:32:49.080 GSP is right in that there shouldn't be rounds. It should just be like for championship

00:32:52.180 fights. It should just be, you know, 25 minutes straight. Yeah, I agree. I think

00:32:56.080 it should be only any fight would ever go to 25 minutes. Yeah, bro. You need that

00:32:59.740 Sakuraba 45 minutes. That was a different time. Yeah. And that's when they could, uh,

00:33:07.600 it was 45 minutes. Yeah. That's like the first fight was 45 or 50 minutes. Yeah. But how

00:33:12.300 much of that was just laying each other's guard? That's true. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. It was

00:33:16.020 like, no, it was like, it was, uh, like 45 minutes, probably like 43 minutes of

00:33:21.920 laying down. Yeah. Basically be like watching Gordon Ryan. Just it's a jujitsu

00:33:26.480 competition when he did that three hour match and just like late, you know,

00:33:30.140 Gordon Ryan does like sub only. And it was like a two hour or 45 minutes of him

00:33:35.600 smashing this dude until he quit. I don't care how much you enjoy the sport of

00:33:39.500 jujitsu or grappling. If I have to watch a dude on the ground for 40 minutes, I'm

00:33:43.140 going to go jump off. But I think it should still be within 15, 20 minutes. No ref at

00:33:49.360 all. Like there's just, I know it sucks sometimes, but when the ref stands them

00:33:52.480 up, that's breaking everything up. Like I was telling you last night, I've been in

00:33:56.200 a fight where I was on someone's back and then the round ended and I was like, 0.99

00:34:00.580 damn it. And I got a body triangle in and then I ended up losing the fight. And 0.97

00:34:03.740 you're like, dude, the round and literally you go to the corner and it takes away the

00:34:07.720 martial artist because the coach goes, here's the hole, here's this, do this. So

00:34:12.480 he's not actually figuring it out in the moment. He's actually being coached up and it

00:34:16.800 takes it away from martial arts and makes it more like a sport. I don't know.

00:34:21.920 Well, I mean, you got to live within the rules of the sport. I mean, otherwise, I

00:34:26.100 mean, yeah. So that also gives way for game and shit. Like I've got to think, well, if 0.99

00:34:30.660 I'm going to hold him, if I want to take him down, I got to take him down early

00:34:33.220 because if I take him down too late, I'm not going to have the time to get to the

00:34:35.720 things that I want to do. There's a lot to it. I personally didn't think it was as

00:34:40.340 close as people are saying. I feel like, but I'm super biased.

00:34:42.900 I don't want him to go immediately go to a rematch. I'm tired of like immediate

00:34:45.640 rematches. I want to see a duplicy fight Adesanya next. Oh yeah. 1.00

00:34:50.100 They're talking about Strickland fighting Hamza. Yeah. I don't like seeing the

00:34:53.000 immediate rematch, like mix it up a little bit. I'm with you. I hate the

00:34:56.020 immediate rematch. You're like, we just watched this. Plus everybody on YouTube

00:34:59.800 agreed with me that Strickland got lucky beating Adesanya anyway. I mean,

00:35:04.640 Oh yeah. You're a lot that he beat him the first time. Five rounds of beating his ass.

00:35:08.500 Yeah. That sounds lucky. I think Adesanya, the big problem with Adesanya, I think 1.00

00:35:12.280 he's going to get his ass whipped by Drickus because Drickus is just a 0.99

00:35:15.480 pressure pusher. Yeah. And all of a sudden he's, he's, he's a counter fighter. He'll 1.00

00:35:19.060 wait there, but he's just too big for him. Yeah. The only thing I can see is, is he

00:35:22.940 catches him on the chin, like that Whitaker knockout, you know, like, cause he is 1.00

00:35:27.320 precise, bro. That's the thing. I mean, Drickus has shown that he's so strong. I

00:35:32.120 mean, I mean, uh, Strickland was precise. That jab didn't miss basically. Yeah. That

00:35:37.280 was pretty nasty. Then Chris Curtis, you want to break down that fight? That was your

00:35:41.220 boy. That's what, yeah. I, the sneaker effect was, uh, I wanted three fighters. Uh, 0.77

00:35:48.720 I wanted, I called three fights. I wanted Chris to win. I wanted Moffstar to win and

00:35:52.580 I wanted Duplessis to win because Chris was very kind. He taught me how to do a

00:35:56.200 rear naked choke. You know, we got to train together. He was, he was cool. Moffstar

00:35:59.640 invited me to the gym and taught me how to do takedowns and how to do trips, stuff

00:36:04.540 like that. Uh, I met Strickland and he was, you know, he made a diss about me on his

00:36:08.880 Instagram. So I was like, okay, I wouldn't mind if Duplessis won, you know, that'd be

00:36:14.340 nice to not see him as champion. But, um, yeah, and I went three for three and Chris

00:36:18.740 like shout out to him. He did really well. That was a, it was a brutal fight. They got

00:36:22.380 really tired at the end. Like they look, they look big for one 85. Like that looked like

00:36:26.540 a heavyweight fight, but yeah, Chris did well. And he's, he's getting up there too. He's

00:36:30.360 like, he moves like a young guy, talks like a young guy, but he's like, he's older than

00:36:34.000 you. He's like 36. I'm like that. Damn, dude, that's old as shit. Yeah. I'm never 36. I'm

00:36:39.240 going to jump off a bridge. I didn't know he's older, bro. But yeah, I mean, that was

00:36:43.200 a wild fight. It was an old card. It was all like people in their thirties. That is true.

00:36:46.540 Yeah. The youngest guys were the 29 year olds, Arnold and Evoy. What about that fight, bro?

00:36:52.040 Yeah, definitely. But yeah, the sneaker effect was there. So just like next time you guys have

00:36:55.740 a fight, you want to, you want to keep me, keep me on the team. Keep sneaker happy.

00:36:59.260 Yeah. Put them in the corners. I'll start texting you like, Hey, what are my picks when

00:37:03.720 I'm betting against Kyle? I'm like, who did you take? You know, I, when I took Strickland

00:37:07.540 and I saw Drake put on Strickland, I was like, damn it, I'm losing. The Drake effect is the

00:37:12.460 opposite of the sneaker. Yeah. Guaranteed loss. And then that Caitlin Neal girl, she picked 0.99

00:37:17.000 Strickland too. And we bet losers got to jump in a frozen river at home. Back in Utah.

00:37:23.240 In Utah. So I have to go. Branch has to go do an ice bath in the Provo River.

00:37:26.740 Yeah. Horrible. Well, I'll tell you last night. So me and Ramsey, we come out of Utah.

00:37:33.160 I mean, Ramsey's got, had more of a, uh, uh, a nightlife, uh, life beforehand. Uh, I think

00:37:40.560 he's kind of chilled out now that he's gotten older, but I'll tell you that restaurant, my

00:37:44.080 autism was in full swing. That was the loudest music. I was like, how is it? Honestly, were

00:37:48.600 you guys enjoying being in that loud music? I need to gauge the young people. I gotta be

00:37:52.640 honest. Like good time. You might actually be autistic. Cause I didn't even realize the music. 1.00

00:37:56.720 He is bro. He is. I, I, it never clocked. I never registered once that the music was

00:38:02.080 loud. Oh yeah. I was, I wanted to go jump into the river outside. I was, I was struggling

00:38:07.520 so bad. Yeah. I had to keep stretching out my bed. Yeah. I was with you. I'm not going

00:38:14.280 to lie. The music would go on. I was like, really? Oh yeah, bro. It was so loud for me.

00:38:20.260 I didn't realize that at all. I turned down my hearing aid and it was still too loud.

00:38:25.620 I had to go outside, call my wife and she's like, where are you? Are you at a nightclub?

00:38:30.560 I was like, no, it's a restaurant. I was in Boston a couple of weeks ago with my wife.

00:38:36.820 We walked into this like, like really well, like reviewed restaurant, walk in, music was

00:38:41.420 too loud. I was like, dude, we got to get out of here. So it must be just a, uh, uh, us problem

00:38:46.800 because everybody else was having a great time. The Packers game was on. They were screaming

00:38:50.680 their heads off in there. Uh, tell us what, uh, what the Miami life is for you, Sneeko.

00:38:58.020 Tell us, tell us what you enjoy about it. Tell us what you wish was different out here. Tell

00:39:01.500 us what the future is. Everybody's here. This is definitely the new LA. I think GTA six kind

00:39:06.400 of solidified that, uh, GTA five was LA 2013. Then everybody wants LA and now it's getting

00:39:12.200 oversaturated and like demonic completely. So everyone's like, but here's the place where

00:39:16.520 like everybody's doing stuff like this is coming here. I think there's a lot of motion.

00:39:20.980 Um, if you're into the nightlife thing, it's, it's definitely here, but I'm, I'm not going

00:39:25.140 to do that. Um, yeah, good weather. You know, I could walk around my gun everywhere. Hell

00:39:30.220 yeah. Good tax. America, America. Same with Utah. You don't even need a concealed out there,

00:39:34.320 but then you got to live in Utah. Yeah. Utah's awesome. I'm telling you, you come into Utah,

00:39:39.640 you're like, this is, this is insane. What's good about Utah? Miami. There's so many,

00:39:43.180 like, look, it's beautiful. It's a beautiful place, man. But honestly, Utah is really beautiful.

00:39:47.180 Like they came out for all-star weekend last year and even though the players were, were

00:39:51.080 well, I don't like being landlocked. Yeah. It's just weird being in the middle of like

00:39:54.520 a bunch of land. Well, you'll come visit and we'll show you a good time deal because

00:39:58.360 there's like big ass lakes. You don't feel like you're trapped there. Like when I'm just

00:40:01.640 landlocked, I would just, yeah, we're close to Vegas. It's in the mountains. It's a 40 minute

00:40:07.700 flight though to California. And honestly, yeah, I used to live in California and to be

00:40:12.860 like three hours for me to drive to the beach, right? For you too. Oh, that's not bad. And

00:40:16.940 then I would just, now we just go to John Wayne Pars or the John Wayne, not par, that's

00:40:21.500 the Muay Thai guy. Yeah. John Wayne airport. And you're like at the beach in an hour. And

00:40:26.540 it's for us, it's like a hundred bucks. Plus you'll, you know, you, uh, first of all, you

00:40:30.780 get to watch, it's very red. So everybody's got guns in Idaho. You'll, you had that, you

00:40:35.940 had that, uh, homesteader on the other day from Idaho. Oh, and Benjamin. Oh, and Benjamin.

00:40:40.540 Yeah. You were streaming with them in Idaho. When you walk into the airport in Boise, you

00:40:44.480 can't, there's an unbelievable amount of signs saying, leave your gun in the car. No

00:40:48.480 guns. Cause everybody has guns over there. And the places that have the most guns are

00:40:52.860 actually the safest because when you go to places that don't allow guns, then all the

00:40:57.280 law abiding citizens don't have guns. And just criminals do. Yeah. And just the

00:41:00.160 criminals. So yeah, it's just very safe in Utah. It feels good. Yeah. It's, it's beautiful.

00:41:04.640 But I also understand what you're saying. Like I grew up, I mean, you grew up in California

00:41:07.400 too. And I'll be honest. If I was a 25 year old dude, not married, then I'd love to

00:41:12.440 be in a place like this. You'll see as you're getting older and getting a family

00:41:15.580 that's like, Oh, well I don't need so much of that. Yeah. Actually it's a weird

00:41:20.380 complaint, but I would say the one thing that I don't like about Miami, it's just

00:41:24.840 so weird. It's like just how many beautiful women there are. Like just walking 0.96

00:41:28.480 over. I haven't had a problem with that. I've enjoyed that. Walking over here, there's so

00:41:32.160 much ass and it's just like, it just takes my mind. It just like sucks away some sort 1.00

00:41:37.300 of energy. I wish that there were like Utah women out here, like just ugly, like, you 1.00

00:41:41.380 know, no, no women are the most beautiful. Yeah. I swear. The hottest woman will come 1.00

00:41:49.800 here to get wifed up by a millionaire. No, you don't know. I'm telling you in Utah, we

00:41:54.340 got women aren't moving to Utah. Oh yeah. Here's the thing. Utah sucks. Don't move. 1.00

00:42:01.160 Don't move. Really? What women are flying to Utah to get wifed up? Oh my goodness. They 1.00

00:42:08.280 are. Is there money in Utah? Yeah. We don't want to blow the spot. So you're right. But

00:42:13.460 I'm telling you, if you come out to Utah, it is going to change your opinion. And then

00:42:19.000 like, you know, out here, everyone wants to be wifed up by, you know, this millionaire

00:42:23.020 guy or, you know, like have this like kind of lifestyle last night. There's no wives in 1.00

00:42:29.300 Miami, right? Yeah, true. But in Utah, everyone's dream is like, I want to be married and a stay

00:42:35.080 at home wife. And they're beautiful. And they're beautiful, dude. Okay. So we, well, you know

00:42:39.280 too, cause like the huge Mormon influence in Utah, a lot of Mormons are in LA. So you

00:42:44.640 get a ton of like yourself, like Southern California. So a lot of people joke. It's like literally

00:42:50.400 the California almost like literally you are in a California. Yeah. But with a conservative

00:42:55.520 vibe, it's awesome. Yeah. I can scoop up a Mormon girl, turn a Muslim. Would that be 1.00

00:43:00.400 tough? You don't have to convert them. Yeah. As it says, you know, uh, if you marry people 0.67

00:43:04.820 with the book, yeah. Yeah. As long as they're the book, you know, the thing is Mormon is a 0.67

00:43:09.140 lot like Muslim in that it's would be hard to convert a Muslim to something else because 0.63

00:43:13.360 it's so ingrained in your culture. Same for LDS people. My mom's Mormon and my dad was 0.99

00:43:18.020 Muslim, but like, you know, obviously everyone's always like, Oh my God, that's crazy. They 1.00

00:43:22.380 got divorced, but it was because of other shit, nothing to do with, you know, religion, 0.99

00:43:25.740 but really like, you know, they were very conservative. They both had no one drank in 0.99

00:43:31.020 the house. You know what I mean? So the church is actually called the church of Jesus Christ

00:43:35.200 of Latter-day Saints. It's, it's a cultural thing too. As much as like, uh, Islam is a

00:43:40.280 religion, but it's also part of your culture. It's the food you eat, the way you talk is all

00:43:44.020 those things. Same in the, in the LDS religion. So yeah, you'll have to come 0.71

00:43:47.740 out. We've had, and even like, if they're not like LDS, the culture is to be a stay 0.98

00:43:53.000 at home mom. Like that's literally our cultures. Like everyone's like, I mean,

00:43:56.840 there are women that work, but yeah, it's very family oriented because of, uh, because 1.00

00:44:01.260 also to, you know, practice celibacy and things, people get married young. So you got

00:44:05.900 an incredible amount of hot moms young and their moms. I'll tell you what, my wife, 1.00

00:44:13.060 hello milf. Yeah. Mine too, bro. She's a fucking Ted, you know? And that's actually 0.98

00:44:18.820 funny. It's like, uh, my, you know, Luke Rockhold, no, uh, the fighter, he fought also

00:44:25.460 in bare knuckle, Paula Costa. But anyways, he's like one of my friends. And when he came

00:44:29.960 out to Utah, he was like, you know, he's from LA. He's, he was a male model, LA scene.

00:44:35.200 He was like, where are we? Like, cause there's this beautiful women. He's like, 0.96

00:44:38.620 what the fuck is this place? I'm taking you up to Park City. 0.99

00:44:40.960 That's where I took him. We went to Park City. He was like, what is this place, man?

00:44:45.100 You're selling me on Utah. It is, man. Utah is also where Bucked Up is based. Big shout

00:44:50.040 out to Bucked Up, who is sponsoring this podcast. Yeah. Shout out to Bucked Up. Grab it on an intro.

00:44:55.100 No, you're good. But honestly, dude, Sneaker, this has been an incredible amount of fun. I love

00:44:58.480 seeing guys get to experience the beginning of jujitsu and, and, and boxing and all those

00:45:04.740 things because it's, I love, I love sucking at something and getting the opportunity to

00:45:09.600 learn and grow. And you think I suck? You weren't great. But as a beginner, awesome. But 0.99

00:45:17.000 it's everybody sucks when they come in brand new. I mean, you see that boxing and you'll 0.92

00:45:21.180 see, it'll feel like I always tell Ramsey, in fact, we're going to go train today. You

00:45:25.060 should tell Ramsey, Hey, listen, give me a minute of full speed because the difference

00:45:29.780 between training and full speed, it is, it's going to blow your mind. So, but honestly, we're

00:45:34.580 all I'll say is I've been incredibly impressed watching you be out there, do the, do the

00:45:39.020 cardio. For me, I do the cardio for like two minutes and I go puke in the trash can.

00:45:42.800 Literally, bro. You know, you were like, Oh, can we go train again?

00:45:45.500 You know, that little cardio workout we finished with? Yeah. The sprints? Yeah. He won't even

00:45:49.420 get through like, no, the bag work. Yeah. He won't even get through the 30 seconds.

00:45:54.120 Oh, dude, I'm puking my guts out. Yeah, you're a blast, bro. Dedicated. Honestly, it's been a lot

00:45:58.680 of fun having you on here. Um, I don't even need, usually I have people shout out their

00:46:03.060 socials, but everybody knows your stuff. So, uh, thanks for being a part of it. We're

00:46:06.740 incredibly glad to be hanging out with you. Appreciate it. Thanks guys for tuning in and

00:46:10.760 watching sneaker here on the coach and the casual watch all the clips. Big thanks to

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SNEAKO - January 25, 2024

SNEAKO Reveals His Future Plans For Fighting

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