The boys discuss UFC 246, UFC 246 and UFC Fight Night at UFC 246. They also talk about the UFC's upcoming fight with The Rock and the upcoming UFC 246 fight with Dana White. Also, the guys discuss the UFC s upcoming fight vs. The Ultimate Fighting Championship.
00:01:33.000He's had his neck fused like three different times.
00:01:36.000I was on the plant with him when he was in a he was he was in this right after his surgery with that, you know, brace, and he was miserable.
00:14:30.000So he all the punches come from the bottom, and he also has a down block ends.
00:14:33.000But then once he actually gets put on bottom, he didn't wasn't he couldn't get up.
00:14:36.000Those guys with that point fighting style are so hard to touch because they're so used to playing that tag game, and their ability to close distance is nuts.
00:14:46.000Yeah, when you're in the blitz, his speed.
00:14:55.000I wonder what they do with an 85 though, because you start going towards those upper echelon guys, it gets dicey.
00:15:01.000Well, it's gonna be interesting to see.
00:15:02.000You know, it's gonna be interesting to see.
00:15:04.000As long as he doesn't fuck around like he did in the third round with Cannoneer, I think people are gonna have a really hard time even touching him.
00:18:56.000I have a boner that could cut glass right now.
00:18:58.000There's a photo on one of the websites that shows him at uh when he's fighting at 47, ripped versus him fighting now at 68 ripped, and he definitely looks thicker.
00:19:31.000Well, the thing about Errol Spence, though, you gotta remember Errol Spence crashed his Ferrari and flipped it and flew out and landed on his head.
00:19:39.000Like he got fucked up in that car accident.
00:19:41.000I know, but I don't think it had anything to do with it.
00:19:43.000I think Crawford's just got a hire fighter.
00:20:58.000But they like Mike Tyson and Mayweather don't like each other.
00:21:01.000If there's a fight that might be real, like where Mike Tyson might say, I'm gonna knock this motherfucker out, or I'm gonna try to knock this motherfucker out.
00:22:19.000The event itself would be a world-class venue be presented to a global audience with new in-ring technology elements that will reshape how boxing is presented and scoring is achieved for years to come.
00:26:32.000Dude, I did three grams and I was in Mother Earth's vagina.
00:26:35.000And then I did four more grams because I was invited to take more medicine, and the sun sucked me into his mouth and spit me out into one of the upper rings.
00:26:42.000No, no, but tell what you're doing in real life.
00:26:44.000Don't tell him what the word you're saying.
00:30:54.000He takes a video of him, he walks three feet into the woods, walks out, and then he's there's a video of him at the desk saying, It's a twenty-eight thousand dollars.
00:31:01.000Oh, it's like a twenty-five thousand dollar fine plus like three thousand dollars in like taxes and victim fees.
00:31:06.000Canada's so full of Canada's such a mess.
00:31:09.000Well, they are what we can be if we're not careful.
00:31:12.000If you have the wrong people running the country, cautionary I mean, if if it gave it got to a point where some of these people, if you took away the natural born citizenship thing, like if you could be a president and never born in America, we'd be fucked.
00:31:28.000We'd be fucked because we're already fucked when they become mayors and uh and and when they become governor, if they if that starts happening, you're just gonna import people from all over the world and they're gonna take whatever their country is and make that state it.
00:31:57.000So that's why they were moving people in with buses.
00:31:59.000So that's why they moved all these people to swing states.
00:32:01.000So you're basically rigging these areas.
00:32:04.000And then they were trying to offer a pathway to citizenship and allow those people to vote, which would have completely rigged all the swing states.
00:32:41.000Especially when you're just opening up the border and you allowed 20 million people to come in over a period of four years, which is a massive percentage of the population of the United States.
00:32:52.000I was like, it's so much huge percentage of the original population.
00:32:56.000Tommy Robinson told me forty-three percent, I don't know if this is true, but I think it's something like forty-three percent of the immigrants that come into the UK and I think in Europe in general, are on the dole, but especially in the UK.
00:33:14.000Because they are you know, uh Islamic first and then, you know, and essentially the the whole idea is to get a caliphate uh create a caliphate in the UK, which is insane.
00:33:31.000Do you see the new lady who apparently was just the uh just got elected for in the UK for like for like border patrol and it's just like her with Arabic or farse or whatever it is written behind her?
00:34:03.000Fuck from I'm the farthest thing from I love I grew up with the Arabs and and Muslims, so don't you can't call me that, but that's fucking crazy.
00:34:14.000The the biggest thing that the left does is this.
00:34:16.000You you say there's a problem, which is a legit problem.
00:34:19.000You say, you know, uh London's now minority uh country, th there there's there are these young Muslim men, for example, who are not assimilating and are becoming militant and fundamentalist.
00:35:38.000And you know, and if you tell them that they're homophobic or xenophobic or transphobic, they'll do whatever the fuck they can to avoid that label, and so then they fall right into your trap.
00:35:47.000Although Trump did get elected, and it seems like the that that argument by the by the left is starting to lose a lot of its state.
00:35:54.000Yeah, but it only he only elected by half the country.
00:36:44.000There was uh that China just got busted using Chat GPT to run uh a host of different accounts, a bunch of different accounts that were all posting about USA B USAI being shut down.
00:36:55.000They were posting about L L B G T Q plus TA, whatever the fuck issues.
00:37:03.000So Brian Shaw told me that he posted a picture of him and Jordan Peterson.
00:37:06.000He always gets love, you know, he's the strong man.
00:37:09.000And he said that he was getting all this like immediately, just all these comments that were like, how could you do this and stuff like that?
00:37:15.000Then he'd go to the profile and be like, this is this doesn't feel like it's real.
00:37:31.000I bet human you can crowdfund, by the way, on purpose, like say if Brian Cowan, well, if you like you ha hated Brendan Chob, it shouldn't be the fighter and the kid, it should be the kid and the kid, just me.
00:38:56.000They steal data from like Grok just got infiltrated by this guy who stole their shit allegedly and then sold it to open AI and open AI got infiltrated allegedly by China.
00:39:07.000Like these you've got all these Chinese nationals that are over here working.
00:39:25.000I kept talking about Russian hackers, and she's like, hey, uh off the air, she's like, just so you know, we're better at hacking than they are.
00:39:55.000They tried that over here with Facebook, like when Facebook, when they c the FBI clamped down on them, told them to get rid of the the Hunter Biden laptop story.
00:41:01.000And then they're gonna they're and then they're gonna give you a solution to give them more.
00:41:04.000That's why when I what you're doing, my thing is how much fucking money does.
00:41:08.000But what you just said, what you just said about the government, whether it's true or not, that's a very important thing to keep in to believe.
00:44:01.000Um so I had it on my back and I put um I put the topical clindamycin pad and there's like liquid clindomycin that you can like just rub on there and then there's a pad.
00:44:12.000So I I douse the pad and clindomycin, and I taped the clindamycin pad to my back, and then I broke one of those heating pads and I put I taped a heating pad to my back because staff once you start getting above body temperature, it doesn't replicate.
00:44:26.000Yeah, like it yeah, it it I think it dies like 140 or 150 degrees somewhere around there.
00:44:38.000So I kept the heating pad on there and I would just change it like five, six times a day, change the pad, and it went away in like two weeks.
00:44:44.000Took a little bit longer, but I didn't have to take any oral hours.
00:45:19.000I was uh like before I fought Roberto Geminez, I was actually had to go to the hospital because I couldn't drink water or eat for two weeks.
00:45:25.000And I was like in the hospital like three days before.
00:47:22.000That's exactly what I thought when I said when I saw it and I was like, I was like, oh, since there's a chance to do that, there's a chance.
00:48:56.000But um when he was like, yeah, Trump's, you know, they have the drones, like kind of following the cartel and all that to get information on like he's gonna s he they're gonna do something to send people in there.
00:49:08.000But when he was saying the cartels like in the government and the police units, they're everywhere.
00:49:12.000It's like, okay, so you're gonna take out the henchmen.
00:50:17.000Did you hear did you hear this this influencer, this TikTok influencer killed her, her husband and her seven year old and thirteen year old wrapped them in plastic and put them in a in a truck.
00:51:03.000Dude, when I when I was living in uh California, I had my Ford Lightning, and there's a shop down there that makes carbon fiber parts for lightnings.
00:54:36.000Small minority of other cases, patients may not have been terminally ill, but sought an assisted death due to long and complicated illness that it significantly impact their quality of life.
00:54:45.000Well, you really makes you think like what percentage of people are just suffering where life just fucking blows.
00:55:17.000He had his last meal with his wife, and I was like, all right, see on the other side and just B, you and I were talking about suicide one time, and I was like, I can't understand how anybody would do it.
00:55:25.000And a guy who I'd get would come to my shows periodically, and he'd give me like he made knives and stuff.
00:55:31.000And he he emailed me and he goes, um just so you know, I'll give you an idea of what it's like when you contemplate suicide.
00:55:38.000I was like, okay, and he goes, You ever if you have you ever been in a Hasana and you can't stand another second you gotta get out because it's just too hot?
00:55:46.000Think of being that with no doors all the time.
00:56:15.000I can't understand how no one can figure out how to fix what's wrong.
00:56:19.000Well, they I mean the issue is that they know what the issue are, but what the issues is, and they're just like, we're gonna try to reset your gut biome.
01:00:34.000Yeah, to watch to watch in New York try to experiment with a socialist again.
01:00:40.000I heard an interesting, I heard an interesting take yesterday.
01:00:43.000Where apparently a lot of the rather than a lot of the super rich people in New York actually want them to win, so they're like, Yeah, go ahead, fucking we're not gonna be affected.
01:00:52.000Yeah, you guys fucking see how it goes.
01:01:25.000It's not really so you can be a minority and a minority on the same level or even bigger than a black man, ask Dave Chappelle, because you feel like one.
01:02:07.000In the manifesto, this guy said that he regrets going trans and he doesn't want to chop his hair off, even though he hates his hair.
01:02:15.000He doesn't want to chop it off because he'd be like giving in to all the people that said he wasn't really a woman in the first place, but he regrets ever doing it in the first place.
01:02:37.000So what happens is, but now when you stigmatize that, when you say you're not even allowed to talk to somebody about it, maybe they might be a little confused because that's considered conversion therapy.
01:02:48.000What happens is you're now lumping those two things in.
01:03:00.000So there are there are there there was in California there was legislation presented in a number of states which said when a child says I feel like a girl, but I'm a boy, and a psychiatrist decide tries to treat that as an abnormality or a mental illness or a confusion.
01:05:07.000And I'm like, so if you get a boy puppy, if you get a puppy and it's a boy puppy and you wanted a girl puppy, and they say, Well, there's no difference.
01:05:56.000And Abigail Schreier wrote a fantastic book about it called Irreversible Damage that she highlights how they're happening in these clusters of a lot of girls who are autistic.
01:08:09.000I know you think it's just I dreadful.
01:08:12.000This is a long conversation that we're not going to have on this podcast because I'm going to get angry because I've I've researched this for years.
01:08:24.000I don't have to be a scientist to leave read research to understand that they were spraying DDT all over the fucking country when everybody was getting polio.
01:08:36.000They happened in rural communities where they're all farmland and agriculture, and then cows were getting them and horses were getting them and dogs are getting them.
01:09:25.000I think the problem is that the pharmaceutical drug companies have an exemption because of what they did in the 1980s with Reagan, where they allowed them to never worry about being sued.
01:09:36.000And that's when they ramped up the fucking schedule.
01:10:14.000Well, I know because you're you don't want to talk about it.
01:10:17.000Brad, I don't want to talk about it in the middle of a podcast because it'll completely derail the podcast.
01:10:20.000And I'll start showing you statistics.
01:10:22.000If you look at when people stopped getting all of these diseases, and then when the introduction of vaccines happened, it's at the end, after the disease has already gone through the population.
01:10:32.000Most of those diseases were eradicated by sanitation and nutrition.
01:10:37.000There was a huge problem in this country.
01:10:39.000People were living in fucking squalor.
01:10:44.000So the problem is that these pharmaceutical drug companies are fucking insanely entirely corrupt.
01:10:51.000They have been corrupt for a long fucking time, and there's a revolving door between the FDA and these pharmaceutical drug corporations.
01:10:58.000They go from the FDA into these positions where they have this golden parachute, and then they ramp up the fucking schedule every year, and it's not about public health.
01:11:07.000None of it is about looking out for you.
01:13:57.000But then I did a bunch of research on chat GPT with PubMed, and I looked at I talked to a couple of other doctors, and they said, if your test is that high, because I have a lot of energy, they go, just be careful because you gotta test it again.
01:14:09.000So she at Waste Well, they go, We don't want to put you on anything yet, because we want to test because your your magnesium is a little low and your DHEA or whatever it is.
01:18:06.000And was kind of going light, and then the coach yelled something and whatever chest chain, and he just fucking mopped the floor with everybody.
01:20:13.000Because if I if you did a UFC fight and you were just on top the whole time doing jujitsu, I don't find out much about that because that that's what you do.
01:20:20.000But he learned an important lesson from it that if if you can ride the guy and make him carry body weight for the full amount, full time of the match, doesn't matter how good the cardio is.
01:20:30.000There's such a discrepancy in work rate that even if his even if his VOT max is much higher than yours, he's gonna get fast tired significantly fast.
01:20:37.000So he he learned a tactical uh lesson where he just basically just recreated what Khabib does.
01:20:43.000Yeah, like with Gilbert, he was just striking the whole time, and you saw he started to get it.
01:22:12.000I mean, there's some Sambo guys, like uh we had like a couple of smaller guys that used to train out of Ricardo, Ricardo Almado's camp.
01:22:20.000Um, but like none of the big guys, no.
01:22:22.000Um it was really I was listening to you talk about the importance of watching studying the minutiae like tape, like sitting there and watching like almost the way a football player watches tape.
01:22:55.000And if they and they'd watch it with with no commentary, and they'd watch hours and hours to pick up tendencies from the guy, and if the guy only did it once, they'd watch like five of his fights.
01:26:52.000That's gonna be that's gonna be very fun to watch.
01:26:55.000Well, at this point in her career, it seems to me that you know, she doesn't wade into the fire like she did when she was younger, you know, smarter, yeah.
01:31:51.000When you're fighting a world-class guy, dude, they're gonna use that aggression against you, and you're gonna get fucking time that's you're not just gonna get starched, you're gonna get so fucked.
01:31:59.000I thought it was a I thought it was a lucky shot, and then I was like, Yeah, I don't know.
01:33:45.000Well, dude, he was when he was doing when he was wrestling with uh the gold medalist Henry Sehudo, he was winking and saying shit to Mark Zuckerberg at Cage Side.
01:36:11.000But isn't very fascinating what you're saying, Gordon, that there is a giant difference between just regular freestyle wrestling and control-based MMA wrestling.
01:36:22.000The different different rules, different scoring criteria, like the the takedowns themselves score, and the higher amplitude the throw, the more points you score.
01:36:31.000Whereas when you're fighting, especially at the heavier weights, you don't want to lift the guy fucking over your back multiple times.
01:36:37.000You get tired, and the more the more energy the throw, the more the higher amplitude, the less control you have when you land.
01:36:44.000Americans just need to adapt to that style.
01:36:56.000But if you if you look at Dagestani guys, they are they are significantly better than the Americans and every everyone uh at riding chest to chest and especially riding chest to back.
01:37:06.000Like it's pretty easy to hold the guy down if you just stuff him in half guard and you ride chest to chest.
01:37:10.000But when the guys start to turtle and they turn away, like Kabib, the only thing that ever fucked up Kabib was when guys grammied on him, like a guy I uh I forget who he fought earlier in his career, grammied a few times and actually got away.
01:37:24.000And then um, but and then Hamza actually follows Gramby's pretty well, like DDP tried one Gramby, I think it was, and Hamzat followed through.
01:37:32.000Yeah, but their ability to ride chest to back uh and just keep hands on the floor the whole time.
01:37:38.000So the entire weight, the entire like for like 22 minutes.
01:37:41.000Carrying their weight D D P was carrying Hamnad's entire body weight.
01:37:44.000It's also their risk control, so they take they take away their foundations.
01:37:48.000Yeah, one of the most anxiety-filled moments I ever had calling a fight was when he got Michael Johnson and when Khabib got Michael Johnson in a Kamora and Michael wasn't tapping.
01:38:11.000That would have been like, you know, you're right.
01:38:12.000I mean, what was actually interesting in the Hamdot fight was no and no one talked about this was he actually ended up in bottom position at the end of the fight.
01:38:19.000Yes, and he ended up in half guard, he he couldn't get up, and DDP passed him into mount and then briefly took his back.
01:38:26.000He fucked it up and he fell off, so everyone forgot about it.
01:38:29.000But Hamzad himself wasn't that good at getting up when he was in bottom position.
01:38:35.000He did a really good job at holding the guy down, but when he actually got put in bottom position, it it's it's funny because if he's he knows how to hold the guy down, so in theory, he should be able to reverse engineer that and say, Yeah, I'm doing this, this, and this to hold the guy down, so I need to deny him the ability to do this, this, and this.
01:38:52.000But I I'd be curious on Hamzat's camp how often guys are getting him where he's working on his back.
01:43:29.000And there was still headbuts back then because I remember when I was working for the UFC in 97, Mark Coleman was using headbuts from the guard.
01:45:27.000Yeah, I saw him in an interview recently.
01:45:32.000I love that guy as an actor, but the thing that he did on the Jimmy Kimmel show where he was like mocking Trump and like punching the heavy wag and calling him a bag of milk.
01:47:30.000I guess when it comes to giving a big little round tree with Dustus Bukakis.
01:47:34.000I guess when it comes to giving that rich guy the black belt, I think for people that do jujitsu, it's like there's different levels of black belt.
01:47:40.000Like if you if you're never gonna compete and he got him what two years?
01:49:21.000No, no, no, he means in training, which sparks.
01:49:22.000Like, does he does he go against other like purple belts, brown belts?
01:49:26.000Uh so he trains he trains for the guy, so he comes in to try to train him.
01:49:29.000So he doesn't have like a lot of looks.
01:49:31.000Like he has like he doesn't go like a normal gym and train, which I think is something that's important to do just for your just personal journey in jiu-jitsu.
01:49:38.000Um but if he like we like we just opened the new school, we just opened Kingsway.
01:49:42.000Uh-and we have like we have we have a bunch of black belts who come from other schools.
01:49:48.000For the last like 10 years, I'm used to being around like a shitty black belt to me, is like a guy compete at a world level and I call my submission on.
01:49:54.000That's like my sh my like definition of a shitty black belt.
01:50:30.000Like, like he's not gonna he's not gonna go out and win worlds, but like if he had if he got to compete against like an average black belt who's been doing jujitsu for you know ten years and he does it for an hour at a random gym in Kentucky, like you would hold his own.
01:50:42.000Like he would, I mean, he would probably beat him up to be honest.
01:50:44.000Wait, Wayne McCulloch said about me on a on a radio station.
01:50:48.000No, I'm gonna tell you, because they to his point, to his point, Wayne McCullough McCullough goes, I put I put Brian in the I laugh even saying it.
01:50:56.000He goes, he goes, I put Brian in the ring with anybody.
01:50:59.000I meanwhile, meanwhile, even a remotely good amateur would knock me the fuck out.
01:51:06.000It's not just that, being in the ring with anybody doesn't mean anything.
01:51:08.000It just means you once watched you get punched, also I never put Brian in the ring with Mike Tyson.
01:51:12.000Also, I never I never I would spar with these guys if they were good, they would take it easy and they'd move around with a 48-year-old actor.
01:51:20.000Like he's a he's a 42-year-old hobbyist who's worth a hundred million dollars and focuses on making money.
01:51:27.000If you're disciplined, everyone's giving him shit because he used it to market himself and was like, you're too fucking stupid to get a black belt in three and a half years, and I'm not.
01:51:35.000That's why everyone's upset about him.
01:51:37.000Well, but he does he just train hard every day.
01:51:39.000It's a great idea because I had no idea he existed, and now I'm defending him.
01:51:43.000Yeah, I've defended him based on what you said.
01:54:02.000I mean, if I'm sick or I have staff or my legs hurt, I come watch.
01:54:05.000I'm always there thinking about the sport.
01:54:07.000But Joe, but when I my thing with Jake Paul is there, take all that baggage away.
01:54:12.000You would still if this is if boxing had a uh a belt class system, you would still say Jake is a blue belt with his experience.
01:54:20.000You wouldn't say he's a black belt, he's not a master of the sport, even though he's dedicated to whatever the last four.
01:54:25.000But this goes back to my original point, which is just belts are just fucking meaningless.
01:54:30.000This belt thing, like blue belts can beat up black belts now.
01:54:33.000Yeah, I don't like you know, it's they certainly can if they're strong and they're fast, and they got tight technique and the black belts got a big thing.
01:54:56.000Eddie had this kid, I don't have any black belt.
01:54:58.000Eddie had this kid that was division one wrestler.
01:54:59.000I wish I could remember his name because he was a fucking nightmare.
01:55:02.000Every time I roll, it was so ridiculous.
01:55:04.000We would do neon belly drills, and you know, you start with neon belly, and this dude would throw me off him like I was a pillow, and then when he would get on top of me, knee on my belly, I was going nowhere.
01:55:23.000Like he was just an elite wrestler who you just show him a few of these things, and he already knows how to move his body and control people.
01:55:30.000But he doesn't know how to do an umma plot or a proper handball.
01:55:33.000He didn't, he's terrible off his back.
01:56:32.000Jason Nolfa's like having matches with like Renato Canut, like he's like having like he had matches like Ty Ratolo, like he's having like competitive matches.
01:56:39.000And did you give him away his blue because of experience?
01:56:42.000Well, he's like a world-class wrestler.
01:58:34.000That's the thing that no one talks about.
01:58:36.000Like, look how much damage like uh like a beep took in his career versus one hand.
01:58:40.000But that's why I always say touched four or five times his whole.
01:58:45.000But that's why I say it's always way more impressive what Izzy's done, what Alex has done.
01:58:49.000When they're strikers and they they're they don't have an option to grapple, and you know they're gonna keep it on the feet and they get to that championship level.
01:58:55.000That level of difficulty is so much higher than what Kabib or these other grapplers are doing.
01:59:00.000Because you know they're not they're only gonna do one thing.
02:01:34.000There's every now and then a guy, you'll see a guy hit the bag, you'll see a guy hit pads, you see a guy punch someone in the ring, and you're like, what is he doing different?
02:04:02.000So it's usually it's usually the guy on top is patty cake, paddy cake, paddy cake, opportunity, passes scores, backs away, paddy cake, paddy cake, passes scores.
02:04:11.000So jujitsu guys never actually focus on holding anyone down.
02:04:14.000Which is why when they actually go to fight people, they just have zero to build to keep them in bottom position.
02:04:19.000And if you look at the finishers, like people are people are minimalists in jujitsu.
02:04:25.000Whereas the ideal for jujitsu is a maximalist.
02:04:27.000Like you do the minimum amount of work to win.
02:04:29.000So they paddy cake, paddy cake, side control three points, and they stall for the rest of the match.
02:04:34.000Whereas, whereas if you actually go in and you look at guys who actually work towards finality, then you have guys who are actually good finishers.
02:04:42.000Um if you just combine all this, like even Hadolpha versus that guy Fluffy, is his nickname.
02:04:50.000Like he got to good positions, like he mounted him, he took his back multiple times, but he spent his whole career just winning on points.
02:04:55.000So when he actually went to finish him, like there's like it's just you don't have the mechanism.
02:04:59.000It's fascinating that the rule set kind of it really kind of ruined a lot of what made jujitsu important.
02:05:09.000The number one thing that no one talks about in my career, which separates me, is the fact that when I put people in bottom position, no one ever stands up.
02:05:18.000And if they do stand up, they've used so much energy standing up that it wasn't even worth the standup in the first place.
02:05:23.000Like everyone that I fight knows by passing is so good, and they know my pins are so good.
02:05:27.000Like they know that they if I get chess to chess and half guard and pass them, I'm gonna fetish them.
02:05:47.000And so, like, and and if they do it, sounds like bragging, but that's a hundred percent true.
02:05:54.000Like, like when I fought Wagner, like you were there, like Wagner tried his absolute hardest to stand up when he was fresh, And just if you look at he fought everybody else, fought Craig, fought everyone else, he just kicks away, kicks in the hips, he fought MMA, kicks in the hips, stands up and he's back up.
02:06:07.000And so it it doesn't allow you to keep pressure over time.
02:06:10.000I just put him on bottom and then he just never got away.
02:06:12.000And then the one time he did get away, it was so late in the match that he was so exhausted that I just let him up and then I just put him back in bottom position.
02:06:19.000So no one talks about the fact that I can hold people down, but the number one issue with classical jiu-jitsu guys is that they never spend any time holding people down.
02:06:26.000So when they first of all they can't take them down, and if they do get on top, the guy just stands up.
02:06:47.000So even if you even if you jump guard, for example, and you're in bottom because you never spent your time actually working on like submission finishing mechanics.
02:06:55.000Right, this guy can't even finish him from bottom position.
02:06:57.000Guys who win jujitsu tournaments that don't even attempt a submission.
02:07:02.000So if you're on top, which is unlikely because you can't take the guy down.
02:07:05.000It's it's unlikely you're gonna hold top position.
02:07:07.000And even if you are in bottom position, you're not dangerous enough to dangerous enough to actually finish the guy.
02:07:12.000So it's like classical jiu-jitsu is just getting phased out, and we call it scrimmage wrestling.
02:07:16.000Uh what the Dagastani guys are doing is is going to be phased in.
02:07:20.000Like they just I like how someone was mocking you about scrimmage wrestling, and then it got used on it by Nikki.
02:07:25.000Like, I'm not I'm not denying it's wrestling.
02:07:28.000It's just a different kind of wrestling.
02:07:29.000And if you look at every historical piece of information, like you look at Aaron Pico, took the guy down, he's an amazing, you know, classical American wrestler, couldn't hold him down.
02:07:40.000Yeah, and then Hamza was like the next match.
02:07:42.000He takes the guy down, rides in the whole, like had 23 minutes on top.
02:07:45.000The only reason he didn't have like a full almost 25 minutes was because he got stood up like you know, midway through one of the rounds.
02:07:51.000I think it was like 23 minutes of control time.
02:07:53.000Like I'm not saying it's not wrestling, it's just a different kind of wrestling.
02:07:57.000When you teach jujitsu, like when you start with somebody, how do you start from what is the what is the system?
02:08:22.000It's like everyone everyone just thinks you could just come in as a collegiate freestyle wrestler and dominate, and that's just not the way.
02:08:28.000Like, there's there's so many things in wrestling that work perfectly, there's so many things that don't work at all.
02:08:32.000There's so many things that don't make sense to do.
02:12:40.000Because if you can get good submissions and good off balances from bottom position, uh good guard retention and good escapes, pin and submission escapes, those are the first things that I do.
02:12:49.000So more guys asking you to come in their camp?
02:14:36.000But you see, like even this, like when you're standing, there's so much less that has to go wrong for a good guy to get beaten by a guy who's not who's much lesser.
02:14:44.000Like when you're grappling someone, so much has to go wrong in order to lose to the guy who's who's worse than you.
02:14:50.000So like if he if he took him down in the first 30 seconds of the round and he remained in top position, like just riding him, there would have been like almost zero danger in the round, which is like what could be Ben Hamzad do.
02:15:34.000Like let's draw even if I don't finish him, let's drain this fucking gas tank so his footwork's not as good, so he's not as dangerous on the feet.
02:15:40.000But this is such a good test for Hoofy, because he really hasn't beat those high caliber guys yet.
02:17:32.000Saint Denis tried to take him down in the first round and tried to finish him in the first round.
02:17:37.000So he he had more some more submission attempts and more he worked towards submission a lot more than like a guy could like like a Khabib would.
02:18:01.000If you get to like 155 pounds and you're a striker, you know, that is at the weight where like most of these guys can knock each other the fuck out.
02:18:09.000Like if this guy fought Ilya Taporia, he'd get knocked the fuck out.
02:18:12.000Start right and or he could knock Ilya the fuck out.
02:18:15.000Like it's so tight when you're at like a championship level and you're you're that fast and hit that hard.
02:25:21.000He shot the stepdad who's also a creep, but he was firing the gun into the public places, like on the highway, so he's going into the bigger.
02:28:18.000He was Throcock was throwing those power high kicks, and he would lift his knee all the way up here and catch it.
02:28:24.000He was catching a lot of the body kicks on his knee.
02:28:27.000He was his defense in that fight was amazing.
02:28:30.000It was a somebody made a compilation of Fedor's defense that fight, like when Krokop hits him with a body kick, he takes out his his supporting leg.
02:28:38.000He was so good in his and he could submit guys like that too.
02:28:49.000The best guy in the heavyweight division ever that could do that, that can transition from a knockout blow to a triangle choke or an arm bar, just like that.
02:28:59.000He like when he catches arm bars, he would catch him.
02:32:43.000But he's he does get hit, but he wants to get hit.
02:32:45.000He wants to throw himself in there so he can get those counters off because he knows when his land so in that sense you haven't seen those kind of fights.
02:32:54.000Like what he he stopped three legends in a row.
02:37:10.000Yeah, I'm surprised he's not taken down more, but his takedown defense, he's way harder than that.
02:37:14.000If you look at if you look at most of the champions, they have one thing that they're better than almost everybody else in the world at, and they're good sufficiently good at everything else.
02:39:10.000Well, this guy's coming in his own, you know.
02:39:12.000It's like I think the Strickland fight taught him a lesson.
02:39:15.000Yeah, because it takes a just put so much pressure on him, and he's got that he's got a weird style too, where he throws that teep from the front foot.
02:39:22.000Strickland is like constantly teeping you and constantly got you moving, and he moves back really well when punches are thrown on him, and he's got his hands like this.
02:39:30.000I want to see Bobby's combat stricklin.
02:41:12.000Well, those guys that do have that like traditional karate background.
02:41:16.000The the thing was his dad's a background.
02:41:18.000Karate in particular, is that you're you're not really getting hurt and you're throwing a lot of kicks, and you learn leg dexterity.
02:41:26.000And it's like especially like Taekwondo, you learn leg dexterity that regular people don't have.
02:41:31.000It's like just how you're talking about like there's a level of cardio that you would need to run a marathon, and then you think, but that's about as good as anybody could ever get.
02:41:39.000And then there's guys that come along 100 miles.
02:41:42.000There's also that with what you're seeing with MMA with cardio and MMA.
02:41:47.000It's that with like grappling with striking, with kicking, with everything.
02:41:52.000We're used to like a certain level of it, but if there's the if elite like Taekwondo guys really figured out Muay Thai and then wrestling and grappling.
02:45:21.000When I'm looking at the way I mean everything looks real like that stutter step that he did before he delivered that right hand, that's really high level, man.
02:45:30.000And look at how he throws that front teep to the body.
02:46:02.000I think they're actually talking about that fight.
02:46:05.000Strickland's uh uh suspensions up in November or something like that.
02:46:09.000Anger management from jumping in the ring and punching somebody.
02:46:13.000I don't know if it's true, but I I heard I saw a thing on the internet.
02:46:16.000It could be fake, but it also could very well be real that he uh got kicked out of anger management because he kept threatening to fight the teacher.
02:46:23.000I think that was just that's just a meme.
02:49:36.000I know, but it's like what do you what what do you favor?
02:49:39.000Do you favor intelligence and tactics and live to fight another day?
02:49:42.000Do you look at it in terms of an entire career?
02:49:44.000Like if you just decide to throw down right there and you're exhausted and you know you're exhausted, and you only got a couple of seconds of haymakers in you, and then you get KO'd and flat line, you're at the jaw, you get your jaw wired shot at the hospital.
02:49:57.000And you're out you're spending at least six months.
02:49:59.000I love seeing fighters that don't get hit.
02:50:01.000Like that that that skill, the ability to take less damage to me, is what now, as somebody who's such a fan of fighting, I that's what I love.
02:50:08.000But then you have Max Halloway, lax round, and you have dust for you winning the fight, points at the ground, and the universe rewards him with a highlight real KO of just crazy.
02:50:21.000Strikers will in general be bigger stars than grapplers.
02:50:56.000Even my son, uh my son at nine at nine years old, like you watch you watch these baseball players, you're like, these kids are fucking nine.
02:52:39.000The thing about a guy like Imamov that I was going to get at with the cardio is much like Connor, like these guys that are real fast and explosive, that is like sprinting.
02:53:07.000That pressure's gonna make his strikes even more effective because you never know when the strikes are coming.
02:53:10.000You know, boxers used to do this thing they still do where they run for like an hour and a half and you keep your heart weight at a certain level, not super high.
02:53:18.000And that's that's how you build new capillaries and stuff.
02:56:25.000Um they they've never figured out a way.
02:56:27.000There's probably not a way until they get like real something that can like really change your actual uh experience, like what you're seeing, where they could make uh a virtual reality game with grappling.
02:56:40.000But you can with striking, at least with boxing, yeah.
02:56:43.000They have those it's fucking good, dude.
02:56:55.000Yeah, but you you hold your gloves the wrong way, unfortunately, because if you punch normal, like this hack it, the gloves are like upside down.
02:59:17.000Most guys, if you were raising them and training them, you would you you know if you were raising them through the career, you'd be like, we need to talk to you like box.
02:59:25.000We need to test you against the real stuff.
02:59:27.000But they they've done that with with Patty Pimlet now.
02:59:29.000They're doing that, they've done well with him.
02:59:30.000They did they do well with Sugar Sean O'Malley because they I think the UFC's learned like with Darren Tilt, such a talent.
03:04:43.000I don't know how you would do it, but I would imagine something like that would be reasonable.
03:04:48.000Like the the idea is that like if more money is being acquired by the company, if they're making more money now, it would be great if the fighters get paid more money.
03:22:31.000So I wonder what's like a a protocol where you uh like if you continue to add work, like if you start off with 10 miles, then you want to work to 11 and 12 and 13, You start off like training in MMA.
03:22:45.000You start off at this pace, and then you you have a heart rate monitor on, you want to push it faster and harder.
03:22:50.000Like I wonder what the fucking threshold is if we've even seen it yet.
03:23:41.000If you look at the sport now, like you have guys who are like specialists in one thing, and then you know, like Pereira's a great striker, and then he's like decent everywhere else, or you know, could be a great grappler, and then he's you know, got decent striking.
03:23:55.000You know, 20 years from now, people are gonna be specialists in fucking everything.
03:23:58.000Yeah, they're gonna be doing it from the time they're kids.
03:24:00.000Like, like see, we we've said that, but we haven't seen it.
03:24:03.000Like they they said that 10 years ago.
03:24:05.000They've said that, and it did for whatever reason, you might be right, you might be right, but the these the specialists have always dominated.
03:24:19.000But coming from a fellow meathead, but the th because those guys that are specials are so dominant in that one aspect that it blankets everything else.
03:24:27.000So they control where the fights could be.
03:24:30.000Like like the the the finality of of MMA, in my opinion, should be a situation where a generalist MMA fighter can be competitive with specialists across the board in every martial art.
03:24:43.000So could hold it can you can hold its own, hold his own with the world's best boxer, his weight, world's best jujitsu guy, his weight, world's best wrestler and his weight.
03:24:58.000Some authentic protege that's willing to put it in the hours in the day.
03:25:04.000So so for for example, like uh You know what I'm saying?
03:25:06.000So for peptide for example, um like with wrestling, like I'm that I know I'm never gonna be the best freestyle wrestler in in the world, but under an ADCC rule set I can hang with anyone, any Olympic champion under ADCC score scoring criteria in a wrestling match.
03:25:23.000So like you're not gonna be not the MMA guys won't be beating the best guys in their domain, but they can be competitive enough with the best guys in the world.
03:25:33.000Like like they're they they won't, you know, if uh if a guy is if you know this finality I'm talking about, if a guy is wrestling in the Olympic champion, maybe he gets taken down four times for every two that he hits.
03:25:46.000So he was losing every match, but it's at least competitive.
03:26:00.000But I but I also think the only way he can get to that point is getting real athletes in the UFC.
03:26:05.000Like legit athletes where guys, whether they're gonna be all stars in the MLB or NFL, they start coming over to the UFC and we're not seeing that, and it's it's because it it's just it's kind of the nature of the way America's set up.
03:26:18.000And it it's not that it's not just the athletes too.
03:26:20.000You they need to be extremely intelligent athletes.
03:26:24.000But it's the same thing with like the reason Dagestanis are so dominant in fighting is because they're not their athletes, aren't playing football, they're not playing soccer, they're not playing baseball.
03:26:32.000They're literally all all those young men are just doing wrestling.
03:33:29.000So I taught him private, I'm like, I can't train because John will kill me if I get hurt, and you're pretty likely to injure me because you're fucking 450 pounds.
03:33:42.000I like a look around, and like I see John like doing his fucking workout in the in the corner, and I'm just like, alright, he's like a hundred feet away.
03:33:48.000He probably won't see us start rolling.
03:33:49.000And when we're already rolling them, already be too late.
03:33:51.000I'm like, all right, fuck it, let's do it.
03:33:53.000And that guy is just like I think he was I think he was close to 400 pounds, maybe when we last time I saw him.
03:34:05.000I was I was teaching him and uh Martins Leechus, or I don't know how to pronounce his last name, uh, and other strong men, side control escapes.
03:34:13.000And they immediately, I'm like, just drill the move.
03:34:16.000They immediately just one of them's bottom side control, one of them's top side control, and it just immediately degenerates into a full live roll.
03:34:22.000They're just they're just fighting from side control for the full hour, and I'm like, I just drilled the move, and they're like, they just can't do it.
03:34:29.000So that's I let them both start from top side control.
03:34:32.000So Thor locks on from top side control, and I'm like, alright, go.
03:34:36.000And he squeezes me so hard that I'm like, if he could do this for 20 seconds, he's gonna asphyxiate me.
03:34:41.000Just by like, just like my I have my lungs cannot expand from this position.
03:34:46.000Um so like I just like brought my knee and elbow together and like swept him and and like mounted him and I saw him.
03:35:52.000He he was a male stripper, but he had a couple pro fights in boxing, and he knocked he he brought another guy in and he knocked the dude out.
03:36:26.000So Wayne goes, Wayne goes, stay in the ring.
03:36:29.000And uh lights is doesn't even put uh headgear on.
03:36:33.000And this giant dude, like 220, just jacked and juiced and kills, you know, he had his boxing, and Wayne just he has throws, and Wayne just goes, and hit him in the fucking in the liver.
03:36:48.000He made this high pitch, hey, and just fell to the ground, and that was all she wrote, kids just fucking ate his liver and said, Don't do that in my gym, and just got the fuck out.
03:37:50.000And we're we're you know, we're just we're move, we're moving around with each other, you know, sparring, and this new guy, and Tim goes, Hey, don't go with that guy.
03:37:58.000And why he goes, dude, I didn't read my DMs.
03:38:00.000Apparently I invited him like months ago and he fucking showed up.
03:38:03.000I didn't know he was gonna be here today.
03:43:37.000And then the second thing is with this CRISPR Cas 9 shit now, they're if you have like high cholesterol, they can get your liver to stop making the kind of cholesterol.
03:43:46.000You you become that person that makes very little cholesterol and has low cholesterol naturally.
03:44:02.000One of the things he was talking about was they're gonna develop a cream that you could rub on your skin that doesn't make you so you're no longer susceptible to sun radiation.
03:44:12.000The way he's got like that weird genes, a weird gene where he has a lot of melanoma all over his skin.
03:44:17.000Because he he has an actual expression of a gene that like is m you're much more likely to get it.
03:44:22.000And he was saying he's got like cuts all over his body where they have to compl always cut these things off from but that's a gene.
03:49:56.000Did you see the uh the picture or the video of uh Cuomo giving a speech with the I think it was Muslims and one of the dudes he brought just had a do rag on?
03:50:07.000Just gave her all trying to fit in, and he just was wearing a fucking blue do rag.
03:53:40.000They try to get on skis and come down low enough to jump off the skis onto a wild pig's back with a hatchet, and they tried that and it didn't work because they missed the pig.
03:53:51.000And apparently Tim kind of fell face first into the fucking dirt.
03:54:28.000I thought about it because Ted Nugent invited me to it, and I was like, is that's not the craziest fucking thing you could do in your life is go pig hunting out of a hell of a few.
03:54:35.000Well, farmers will pay to do it, so that'd be cool.
03:54:37.000Farmers will pay because they decimate your corn and stuff.
03:54:39.000Remember the first time we talked about it?
03:58:36.000And instead of like killing them, when you find them, what you do is you collar them and release them so you know where they're killing everything.
03:58:43.000That's the uh photo that we have on the wall back there.
03:59:54.000Their backs feel like they're they're literally wood.
03:59:57.000Yeah, I've talked about this one we had on news radio.
04:00:00.000It was like a scene in news radio that wound up getting cut, but I had to do a thing with a baby chimp, and this thing climbed on my with a diaper on, climbed on my back and whacked me in the back.
04:01:59.000Is Patreon surprise you like that, or would you have to go to OnlyFans if you want to show your nuts?
04:02:03.000We were talking about me doing a Patreon where I show my nuts.
04:02:06.000How about if it's just like red hot chili pepper style?
04:02:09.000Yeah, but if I just put my nuts in different situations and we took we did video and pictures of just my nuts, I wonder if I make any money.