00:02:15.000I didn't know that these people have like 100 year old trees, 200 year old trees, 300 year old bonsai trees, and they pass them down through generations.
00:02:23.000They have like paperwork, so you know who's the guy who first started the tree.
00:02:27.000And they've got these trees that are like several hundred years old, and they're like this big.
00:02:36.000They're trimming them in certain patterns, and every time they try to grow, you trim them down, and they just like tighten up, and it makes a weird.
00:02:44.000Form, yeah, it comes out pretty cool looking.
00:02:46.000Yeah, actually, I wonder if the tree likes it though.
00:02:49.000Yeah, I'm trying to grow 300 years old, 16 inches tall.
00:03:06.000I loved hearing it, it sounded perfect.
00:03:08.000I was like, Oh, you found a great thing, and you see, he's a gearhead too, like you, so yeah, he's had a little, yeah, he was talking about finding on the cars, first cars he bought.
00:10:23.000Like for me, like when I'm in Philly with the crew, Brady and Piper and them, like it's hard being in a room with these guys because they want to grab you and do moves on you.
00:13:45.000And I would also be worried if you're doing that, I think you have to take immunosuppressant drugs in order to keep someone else's organs inside of you.
00:13:55.000So you're going to go out into a giant crowd of people.
00:13:57.000So my friend CT Fletcher, you know CT Fletcher?
00:14:00.000CT had a heart transplant and he has to take medication to keep this heart in his body, keep his body from rejecting it.
00:14:08.000And he has a bunch of complications from the Medication like makes him swell, and he posts videos and pictures about it.
00:14:17.000And he had to be real careful during COVID.
00:14:19.000Like, you have a heart transplant, and then you're on immunosuppressant drugs, and then all of a sudden, or a bad flu.
00:14:24.000Yeah, like anything bad will fucking kill you because your immune system is working in a weird way because it's trying to keep someone else's heart inside of you.
00:14:33.000Yeah, your body's like, Who's this fucking heart?
00:18:46.000And then we got him like a little late, right?
00:18:48.000We got him when he already had hip problems and he eventually had to get a hip replacement after he got out of the UFC.
00:18:54.000You know, he had already been 15 years in combat sports and then all the years of wrestling and like, but those days when he was running shit at Bellator, he was a motherfucker, dude.
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00:22:36.000Kamaru Ousmane to get his back like that.
00:22:39.000And the tightness is what keeps that position.
00:22:42.000Any space he makes, and Kamaru's gone.
00:22:44.000Name the amount of times in the history of Kamaru's entire, all the years of competition, where people got him in disadvantageous grappling positions.
00:25:30.000And then the organization, I'm sure they feel pressure because the organization wants like fast action fights.
00:25:37.000But there's certain situations where you got to just accept the fact that sometimes this sport is not the most exciting for moments because it's so exciting in other spots.
00:26:07.000His striking wasn't as good as Murillo's, but the combination of wrestling and his jujitsu, like once he got a hold of you, he was probably going to put you out.
00:30:44.000Those guys, when you watch the really good ones, like whack at each other's arms and shit, you're like, okay, there's like a little value in this.
00:31:31.000But what I think is if you already are doing other stuff and you could train with a guy who can show you some of it, I think you would be like, oh, I see value in this.
00:31:39.000Do you remember when Dan Henderson was fighting Hector Lombard and he hit him with like a back elbow?
00:35:14.000But if you go back to like Travis Brown in his heyday when he was knocking people out with those elbows from the clinch and the way he would move, like he would move like super light on his feet, like bouncing around.
00:35:25.000And I think it was because he played basketball.
00:37:40.000I was impressed by the speed in which he was able to like move forward and back because the darting in and just tagging each other speed is a totally different speed than like continuous fighting speed because continuous fighting speed.
00:37:52.000You would assume that if the guy's hitting you, that you're going to counter and you're going to exchange.
00:37:57.000And what these guys are used to is you never exchange.
00:39:59.000Dana said to me, I don't know if he changed his opinion, but he said to me that people don't like kickboxing because they think of like PKA karate from ESPN from like the 1980s.
00:42:04.000But then you look at Cassius Clay, and then when he was Muhammad Ali, and Larry Holmes doesn't get his due, and Lennox Lewis was a fucking beast.
00:42:12.000So maybe, you know, who knows who would have fought.
00:42:14.000But that guy, stylistically, is like the greatest heavyweight ever.
00:42:18.000Like watching him move the way he did.
00:49:08.000And when you watch it every couple nights a week, like two, three nights a week, when you're watching it, It's like you just follow, you don't have to wait like years in between seasons.
00:50:11.000No, well, you're gonna document this episode because sooner or later, someone's gonna pick it up and it's gonna become either an Amazon series or a movie.
00:50:20.000My one of my black belts, Jedi Joey Beans, told me about this ages ago.
00:50:41.000And uh, I'll tell you, I don't know how many books there are, but I'm listening to the first one, and I'm like more than halfway through, and it's what's it about.
00:52:43.000It's about an island that's kind of cursed, and a mayor's trying to get it to become like the next fucking Martha's Vineyard, whatever that is.
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00:57:52.000Now, it's a combination of, say, like Mad Max, like a post apocalyptic thing, and Escape from New York, where in the future, Rowdy is the only guy who's not fucking sterile.
00:58:33.000His mission is to go to this frog's town, and there's a harem there, and he's got to impregnate everybody, or else they're going to fucking blow them up.
01:03:32.000Gene Siskel was less complimentary, calling it outrageous in terms of its cartoon like plotting and dialogue, and lamenting Swayze's mindless posturing.
01:03:41.000A young star has sold himself to become a pinup boy.
01:06:28.000Show me a scene where they're, when he's making him sign the contract, there's a scene where the dude has to go to his house and he doesn't know.
01:06:36.000Spoiler alert, like what contract he's signing because he's signing it in a language that he doesn't know to sell a house to this prince that lives in Romania.
01:13:30.000It's, uh, there's, there's, you know, so like Nicolas Cage, like that probably would happen where the cartel guy was like, that guy is my favorite.
01:13:38.000Like, remember when Sean Penn met El Chapo?
01:20:53.000You know, I mean, after a certain amount of times, it's easier to get knocked out.
01:20:56.000And you've got to know he's been knocked out in training.
01:20:58.000I always believe part of your chin is believing you can't be knocked out.
01:21:02.000And then when it happens to you that first time, instead of when you get your bell rung, you bite down on your mouthpiece, now you're like, oh shit, not again.
01:21:09.000Like, I think mentally it's different, you know?
01:21:47.000And you've seen it where guys, they get one and then they're still in there, and then you see them get a couple, and then next to you, you know, their chin is gone.
01:22:57.000Now you see it on every car, people getting stopped with back fists.
01:22:59.000Dude, we used to have these conversations, like Eddie Bravo and I, at the beginning of the UFC about stuff that works that's not in there yet.
01:27:12.000It's like, don't pull the brisket out of the smoker just yet.
01:27:15.000I was telling Matt, I saw some grappling footage of Morales, and he looked pretty fucking good.
01:27:21.000Well, he has a wrestling background, and if there's a way he's going to get Protez, it's going to probably be a combination of those things.
01:28:39.000Like, I've watched a bunch of his just pure Muay Thai fights, and the comfort level that he has in there, exchanging and moving and knowing where he's supposed to be and not to be, that sensitivity that he has to striking exchanges because of world class Muay Thai is such an advantage.
01:28:56.000Yeah, I would favor him if he fought Ian Gary again.
01:29:22.000You watch him fight and you're like, okay, this guy, he can fucking, he knows where to be, where not to be, and he knows how to like piece people up, man.
01:29:32.000It's like when you have that high level, we've seen it so many times with these guys that like world champions, like Alex.
01:29:38.000See these world champion kickboxers, they enter into MMA and like nobody has a chance standing with them.
01:33:29.000I don't like, yeah, I fucked it up on Shoney's head, but I don't like when guys try to, when you first meet somebody, and they try to squeeze.
01:33:37.000Because I want to smack them right there.
01:42:39.000Yeah, well, you know, when I interviewed them for the UFC at the White House, which is the most ridiculous thing in the world, I'm sitting there in this beautiful, adorned room with gold on the ceiling and shit like that, and on a chair with a camera in front of me.
01:42:53.000And then there's a monitor here that's Connor, and there's a monitor there that's Max.
01:47:49.000We don't know what kind of training, you know, and if he really is still the Conor McGregor that had something to prove when he entered into the UFC and he can get himself into that mindset and get through a camp with that mindset, who knows, man?
01:48:03.000I mean, he definitely looked focused as fuck when I was talking to him in the interview.
01:48:07.000It doesn't really mean anything until you actually see him move around.
01:48:11.000But if he really prepared himself correctly and he wants to make a stand and show that he could still do it, This might get wild.
01:48:17.000But if that's the strategy, fuck, man.
01:48:20.000If he's worried about his endurance already, or if that's a question, if that's the strategy, it's not like he's going to take him down and just smoke him.
01:50:17.000But I did used to like the Japanese necktie for the same reason.
01:50:19.000Because the Japanese necktie, when you're funneling under for that underhook on the left arm and you get it behind the head, you cinch down like this.
01:50:27.000And then instead of trying to go all the way through and cinch it up as a dars, you take it from this position with this lever on the back of the neck and you tuck the neck into your chest.
01:50:42.000So once you cinch it up, as soon as you get this forearm behind the neck, the first thing to do is you put your left shoulder to the mat.
01:50:48.000So your left shoulder, you drop down the mat, and usually they think they're going to spin out of it, but you're trapping the head in a jack.
01:50:54.000Put your shoulder to the floor, right?
01:50:55.000There's a video of me, see if we can, there's a video of me showing it to TJ Dillashaw.
01:51:00.000We're at the On It headquarters and I'm showing him how to do it.
01:51:08.000You funnel under, you get it behind the head.
01:51:10.000Once you get it behind the head, you use this lever, you pin that down on the neck, and the first thing I want to do is put my left shoulder over on the top.
01:53:58.000It's the whole thing is just trapping the head.
01:54:00.000You just want to make sure you have contact with his body so his left legs or his right, his legs rather can't spin out.
01:54:05.000You don't want them spinning out because then his head's going to get free.
01:54:09.000It's nasty, but it's just I don't see it in MMA and I don't know why because it's available when guys are trying to get the darks and they can't get it.
01:54:17.000Like, there's a lot of times the legs are tangled up and it's it's horrible because you have this lever.
01:54:22.000You remember when Khabib tapped Connor and everybody's like, Oh, you didn't even, it wasn't even in the choke.
01:54:27.000He was doing that same shit, but he was doing it across the neck on the Back, it's horrible, it's gonna break your neck, man, and that's what that feels like.
01:54:35.000But that's even worse because it's sideways, and you got your body on it, yeah.
01:54:40.000But the worst that I've never seen in the UFC is the executioner.
01:54:44.000I don't think I've ever seen anybody get that rear, that you know, you're in the back mount and you reach over, you go guillotine, yes, That's the leaning back, right?
01:56:25.000I mean, not always, but there's a lot of times you're trying to fight the rear naked choke, or you're trying to get the rear naked choke, and the guy's defending.
01:56:32.000If you switch to something like this, if you could find a way to get into a position like this, you're not going to defend that, man.
01:56:38.000Well, the truth is that a lot of guys in the UFC or in MMA in general don't really practice jujitsu from that standpoint.
01:56:45.000They do anti-jujitsu because they think that their chances of winning a fight on their feet are better.
01:56:50.000So their idea is just like defend and take down, get back to my feet.
02:06:56.000I mean, it's weird because I mean, then we now we're playing with all these different rules and people don't like them, and it's just like, but I mean, you got to draw a line somewhere, I suppose.
02:07:06.000But see if you can find Ernesto Hoost, uh, KO's Maurice Smith.
02:07:13.000Less rules shows who's the better fighter at the end of the day.
02:07:18.000But those, there's some rules that I'm like, okay, but now you're getting an unrealistic.
02:08:25.000Which is less powerful than a full kick to the head.
02:08:28.000But the reality is, if you were in that position and the guy could throw elbows to the back of the head, that would be a wrap.
02:08:35.000In that same position where you're on a guy's back and you're doing this kind of shit, instead, if you're just back of the head, boom, boom, like Enzo just did.
02:22:00.000You get one of them keeping up with Kardashians people who know how to do a reality show, film the two of you guys together, hanging out, drinking coffee, talking shit, training fighters.
02:22:13.000And also, think about how many guys you've worked with, like super high level guys like Aljo and Mirab and, you know, just being with them and Wideman, being with them at the UFCs.