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Brian Shaw Stepping in the MMA Ring and Thors Return to Strongman Announcement · The Best Experience

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tenth, twenty twenty three, Untamed Strength and Sacramento, California. And with
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that, Nick Man, There's been a lot of news dropped in the last
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four hours, and you know, one of the biggest ones is coming from
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Brian Shaw, the strongest man on Earth himself, just drop that he's going
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to doing and m m a. There was a lot of posts like is
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this real or is this really happening or what's going on? It's like a
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lot of speculation of it right now, it's really it's real. I mean
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I text him and he's like, yeah, man, it's real and looking
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forward to it and all kinds of stuff. So yeah, it's uh,
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it's about as reel as it gets, you know. And he's been offered
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money in a contract and he is now preparing to fight MMA. It just
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even in the sheer size and weight class, because you know, you have
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heavyweight, Brian is a super heavyweight. I don't even know if he can
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even know. There's heavyweight, there's super heavyweight, then they're super super heavyweight,
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then there's Brian. Yeah exactly. You know what I'm saying. There
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there's levels to this and unfortunately Brian stands at the pinnacle of that level because
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uh, talk about density and weight and size. Good God, I don't
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even know if he can, Like I know, Brian could do a lot
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of things in could he even get down to under three hundred I don't see
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why he should. Yeah, you know, I mean my understanding, there's
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there's no weight limit for him on this, so he's not going to have
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to drop to meet some weight goal, which is fantastic for him. I
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could see him easily fighting at like three seventy five to three hundred and fifty
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pounds and would be super strong and very devastating. And I mean, the
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guy lives at elevation, and he trains at elevation, and he's he trains
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in a matter where he's in shape. He's in great shape all the time.
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So not really. Yeah, So I'm not overly worried about him doing
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cardio. And one thing about strong men that it teaches you is like on
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a truck poll or some of the other events, you can't you're not just
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going all out. You're going all out for sixty seconds. So if you're
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in the middle of a fight, most of the guys he's gonna end up
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fighting are not used to going all out for sixty seconds. So he can
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go like, let it loose and get after somebody. You know, thirty
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forty seconds in, they're going to collapse, and that's a lot of time
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their body will give out. He'll still keep going another twenty thirty seconds and
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that'll be enough to end the fight in my opinion. But I mean,
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I'm I'm not a professional linemaker, so well right now, I do think
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Brian, because of that, will have a distinct advantage. And then he's
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also extremely limber, and people don't get that or understand that. I mean,
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I can see him possibly. I mean, I don't know how this
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he would be able to get somebody's head between his legs, but I could
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see him doing a triangle choke. He's flexible enough to do something like that
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that, which means some of these arm barres that guys would have a hard
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time getting people into. He he's not going to have that issue. So
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I don't think he's going to need to really do a ton of stand up.
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I think he gets the basics down enough to where he can keep somebody
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at bay and they realize they're not going to get anywhere because he's so tall
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and so long that it'll go to the ground, and if he goes to
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the ground, he's he's going to be ruthless on the ground. Once he
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gets the basic techniques down for like wrestling and then maybe just a blue belt
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level at jiu jitsu. If he gets that down, people could just have
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it's gonna be a nightmare because he's so strong, I mean just in his
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cardio, in his mobility. I just see it causing a lot of problems,
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especially if he as the weight's coming down, He's gonna get nothing but
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faster. I mean, yikes. Well with with that even he said,
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it's like a you know, Brian is a person and a half wide,
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you know what I'm saying, And he's perfectly proportioned in his body size,
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shape, and composition. But the thing is is like, could any could
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Like like I said, we've seen him fight Dustin Poorie and not really fight
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us, but wrest Martin. You know, he's done the videos and the
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clips. But the thing is is like he's never really like put himself in
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his effort. But now that he's doing it, do you do you think
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people could even sub besides a rear naked choke, you know what I'm saying,
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Is there any other way to armbarhm and a conda him fucking leg lock,
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you know, and you know, like like I'm just trying to think
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of like because his muscle density, muscle dexterity, the tend, everything that
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he's trained, It's like, could they even go past those I don't know,
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well, naked choke if he learns that basic defense for that, I
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don't see anybody. I mean, because if he tucks his chin and then
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kind of learns what to do with that and lean back on people, they're
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not going to get it. Well, I'm just thinking of possibles, like
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what the only angle someone will be able to even to attack him at?
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And you know, of course he's going to learn how to defend that.
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But I'm just like in my head, I'm like, like how like even
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a camorra, could you wrangle an arm that big into a camorra? I
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mean, is it possible? Yeah? But he would have to practically give
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it to you. If he's working any kind of defensive moves at all,
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you're not going to get those things. Yeah. I mean, I don't
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see anybody strong enough to hold on to him that that would get in there
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and do this with him, To be quite honest with you. So I
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don't know, you know, like I said, it's so because like I
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said, you know, I've met Brian, I've shaken, I've shook Iron's
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hand stood next to Brian. He's a massive man exactly. And that that's
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what I'm saying, is that like he's got he's got telephone poles for legs,
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telephone, he has horse legs, horse legs he has he has regular
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human legs for arms. You know. It's just funny because like I'm trying
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to like I'm trying to imagine this. You know, this happening is almost
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cartoonish to me because I'm just like, how is that possible? Who's he
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gonna fight? And you know, with the internet buzz that we have,
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they've already made a post for it, and uh Marius Pussinowski, you know,
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and he you know, and the title is four time World Strongest Man
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versus five time World Strongest Man. And you know, he had he has
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a career in m m A. He's fought multiple times, he fought,
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he's fought in the Pride days and it's like, with him being a pro
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fighter, would he want to be hit by a by a Matt truck slash
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freight train coming at you. Probably not. I mean, I'm sure Maris
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would have his price and would probably go do it. I just I don't
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know. I saw this. I mean, and he fought Sylvia fairly early
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in his career and stuff like that. But Sylvia is a big, tall,
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longer guy was able to let him gas out and then just took care
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of him. So you know, Brian's not going to be like that level
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experience. But Brian's also a freak. Brian's also one of the most studious
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people you ever meet. When he goes to learn something, he learns it
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front to back, top to bottom, side to side. There's not going
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to be a whole lot about it that he doesn't know going into it,
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and will be a perfectionist. He will study it sleep so and it'll be
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like his focus, his center. I mean, I don't know how many
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people are willing to have their mind go through that type of stuff all day
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long, and Brian will. Brian's boys are a little bit older now,
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so you know those where you're worried watching him, watching the kids as parents,
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that they're going to get into trouble and get hurt. Now they know
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stuff. They're not just going to get in trouble, so you still pay
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attention to him, but you don't the the levels changed. It's different,
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so he's gonna be able to focus more on other things. So it's uh.
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And plus Carries, you know, yeah, Carry, he's got it
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unbelievable, She's got his back. You know what I'm saying. I'm pretty
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sure the conversation that was had between you know, one thing if you always
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say is Brian has things spot out way more and most people, So like
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if he's just announcing this now and you say, exactly, exactly, and
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so this is just an experience that I'm waiting to see. I'm already in
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anticipation of buying the pay per view, you know, like, uh,
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and it's crazy too because like here's the pivot point. I hope we get
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to go. Go. Man, we've turned across my fingers. But here's
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the pivot point. Thorn added boxing and now Brian's doing m m A.
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He's not doing boxing, And you know it's like did he take the example
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and the and you know, I'm pretty sure he's talking to Dy many times
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about this whole boxing thing and picked his brain about it. But like,
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is this a smarter choice or is it the more profitable choice or is it
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the better choice? Because it's like this is something generally interested in because like
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for the majority of like Thor and them, it almost felt like he just
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did the boxing because it was a payday. Mmm. I think this is
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something he's going to take very seriously. I think it's an opportunity that came
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to him and I think he thought about it very long and hard and came
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to the conclusion that he could be successful at this. And you know,
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my guess is he probably trained for it for a little while and kind of
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really decided if it was for him or not before he did it. He
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likes it. It wasn't even that long ago that Brian was at the UC
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training facilities and broke the punching bag just by slapping it. All right,
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it tests how strong you are because that's what the machine does. And you
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know, he exactly and with just a slap he shattered the record in I'm
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just I'm not saying, you know what I'm saying, these are things that
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we have to take an account because it's like, who's going to be the
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one that, like, in my head, the only person that I feel
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that would probably even take this, and this is just me throwing stuff out.
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Bob Sap is a huge pride fighting guy, and I would say him
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and Brian are about the same same height, and so you know what I'm
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saying, and that might be like the closest you know what I'm saying,
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like to it. I can't see Bob Sapping, Well, Bob sapp at
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his age right now too, you know. It's but you know Bob said
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not that long ago, trying to fight Mike Tyson, right, true,
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but how did that turn out? Well, it didn't happen. So you
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know what I'm saying, Mike Tyson ain't fighting nobody for no money, well
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except Roy Jones, because that's someone he wanted to right So, I uh,
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I don't know if that'd be I don't know. It's going to be
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interesting to see who they got for him. Well, you know, as
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it's unfolds, you know, this is something that we're definitely gonna be on
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top of. And yeah, we're definitely be covering a lot because, like
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I said, this is just an interesting twist of events because who saw this
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coming, you know, except for Brian and everyone, you know, like
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the family. But at the same time, it's like, it'll be interesting
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to see how long they're going to wait to do the fight. I feel
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the longer they wait to do the fight, the better Brian's going to do.
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And if it ends up going off really fast, then I think that'll
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be an advantage for the person that he's fighting. Yeah. I think the
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longer they wait, if it ends up ten months, a year, a
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year, you know, a year and two months, I will I will
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say the longer it goes till they fight, the more the better Brian's going
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to do. Because he's a learning machine. Yeah, he's a learning machine.
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He's an execution machine. And the longer he gets to work on something,
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the better he's going to get at it. Period. He's going to
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hone that sword and be prepared for the day. That's just one of those
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things, you know what I'm saying. And it like this, like I
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said, it's big news being dropped on this day, and it's just like,
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oh my god, I'm definitely ready for it. And I'm murredy like
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I said, I'll purchase the pay per view if we don't get the opportunity
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to go because I'm definitely gonna want to see Oh yeah, for sure exactly.
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And then I can't wait. I'll probably lose my voice screaming for him.
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It would be fun. I lost my voice at the Shah, So
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you know, I'm happy for him. This is gonna be a great opportunity.
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And I think he's that and that good of an athlete where he could
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get this done just all the way around. As I said, he lives
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at in elevation, he trains at elevation. He knows how to go all
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out for a long period of time. And that's something like when I've had
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you know, fighters come out here and train with me. We'll do things
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like carrying drags and stuff were you go one hundred percent effort or truck pulls
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one hundred percent effort for a minute minute half and they're just like, oh
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my god, that's so much different, and I go, yeah, it's
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it's it's a lot different going one hundred percent effort for that time. You
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can sit there and jump up and down and do downups all day long.
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Now do something that requires all your strength at the same time, like dragging
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a four hundred pound tire down the street. You know, after carrying a
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three hundred pound sandbag that that is a whole different boggainin and he has the
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ability to do that in a way that I don't think anybody he fights is
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going to be able to do. Yeah, and then you know talk recover
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from, Yeah, and recover from cause he recovers from like stuff really fast.
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So that's the other thing he's gonna be able to say. They get
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rolling around. This dude goes one hundred percent for twenty seconds, he goes
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one hundred percent for thirty seconds, kind of like gets an advantage and then
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takes a little bit of a break. He's still going to recover faster because
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he's used to going for a minute. So it's yeah, it's it's gonna
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be interesting. He gets the technique stuff down, it's all over. I
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mean, it's just gonna be brutal. That's it. And then you know,
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speaking of these strong man events, the other announcement will be the two
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things. Oh yeah, but you know with these other strong man events that
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are happening, or that we're just discussing and talking about going out all out
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on half or has announced that he's got three shows he's dedicated himself to that.
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He is doing first one is going to be the twenty twenty four Arnold
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Classic, the Arnold UK and then the Rogue Invitational. And you know,
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this is something I want your opinion on because it's like, you know,
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you know injuries, you know what's gone on because you know Thor's had the
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peck tear. You know, he's done the boxing, he's done the powerlifting
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and retired from the man but now he's coming back into strong Man and it's
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like, uh, you know, you know, like has there been enough
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time for recovery from the peck tear to actually competing into the heaviest you know
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what I'm saying, one of the heaviest shows that you can compete in in
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doing this, you know what I'm saying, Cause like he made a video.
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He talked in the video about like, you know, he's doing this
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because he wants to compete against the best. But the thing is about competing
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with the best is you have to go all out. And he did mention
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in the video that he wasn't going to go as all out as he should.
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He's gonna use this as almost like it almost felt like he was going
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to use it as a test show. But I don't want to say that
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he didn't say that, you know what I mean, or like intense training
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to see where he's at against the guys. Yeah, and to kind of
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feel where he needs to improve and stuff. Yeah, I could see him
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doing that. Yeah, it's personally after the peck injury and all that other
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stuff. I would I mean, if like perfect world, I'd kind of
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like to see him do the other Arnold that's later in the year and then
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come back to the and have him go probably eighty to eighty five. Well,
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the other Arnold is two weeks I think two or three weeks after the
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Arnold class. Yeah, it's three weeks. It's three weeks. It just
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gives him a little bit more time and maybe see him at like eighty eighty
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five percent and kind of like catch where he's at with that, and then
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have him come into the Rogue and kind of drop the hammer at the rogue
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and really kind of test it into the high nineties and then come back to
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the following Arnold and then just absolutely let it fly. Yeah that I think
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the extra time will serve him better over the lawn because he's still so young.
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I mean, I heck, I didn't even get the world's strongest mantil
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I was forty one. I didn't start strong mantil thirty six, So I
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mean, he's got plenty, plenty of time. I don't think I really
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heat. I think forty eight was probably my strongest year so far. Even
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though I've been able to kind of hold that level and can probably you know,
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still get up to that area, He's still got just so much time.
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It's unreal. And I would rather see him come personally. But I
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mean take it with a grain of salt. He's gonna do what he wants.
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Yeah, he's a grown he's a grown adult. He can do He
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can do what he wants. I mean, I think he's a good dude.
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Yeah. I would like to see him, and then then he'll just
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prosper from that point on because he'll be back, he'll be full go.
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But I mean, can he do it? Yeah? Absolutely, There's not
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a whole lot I'll put past him on when he makes up his mind he
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wants to do something he's going to do. But the thing is is just
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cause can doesn't mean he should. Yeah, And you know, I would
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rather see the long term success of watching him compete for a whole another decade
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than rather come back and do this and you know, have to bow out
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in three to five years for some unforeseen reason. I would. I really
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enjoy watching him compete as a fan. I like to watch him. Yeah,
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yeah, He's always exciting when he's on, when he's when he's up
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on deck, you know. And it's just it's the same thing though you
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watch Eddie compete. I love watching Eddie compete. He's a freaking lunatic,
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that's it. And he's super strong, and he just and Brian, Brian
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is just in z and like all these guys, I love watching everybody go
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because I'm a fan of the sport as much as I am as a competitor.
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And I love watching all the guys go. I really do. And
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I just want to I want to see him be doing it, you know,
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ten fifteen years from now, if he wants to. Yeah, I
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think Thor is a big enough talent that if he manages to stay healthy,
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he can do it as long as he wants till he gets bored. Yeah,
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now, one hundred percent, you know. And in that same video
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that he talked about, he mentioned Mitchell Hooper, and he considers Mitchell Hooper
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one of the strongest and one of because he right off top of he is
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one of the strong He's the strongest man in the world right now, and
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he's all he's looking forward to competing with him because he considers him one of
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the best right now, and he's looking towards what's called And you know,
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with Mitchell Hooper, it's like, do you want to put him coming back
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and trying to compete at his at thet you know, at the top of
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the level. With Mitchell Hooper, it's like, I'm waiting to see that
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because Mitchell Hooper not that long ago, did a comparison between him and thor
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and it's just a little apples to oranges, that's all the video was.
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But I'm definitely waiting to see the war step on stage and see what he's
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actually capable of doing. Like I said, we're all going to be worried
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about injuries because you know, we all know about the pector. But the
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thing is is we want to make sure he's coming in to be safe,
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He's coming in to do it strong and he competes at the level that he
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wants to compete at, because that's one of those things, you know,
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what I'm saying, we want to see that that success there. I think
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thor at H at the top of his game is going to be a lot
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for any competitor to deal with. So that'll be that'll be good to see.
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I think he can really challenge a lot of things out there. The
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issue is going to be is what the heck is Mitchell's weakness? Yeah,
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every time he has one, the next time you see him, it's gone,
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yeah, fixed. And we've seen that progression because we were we were
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there for the First World, the Second World, and then him going through
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every one of these competitions. It's like this man just walked out of the
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mist and started dominating once he started figuring out what to do. Well.
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Yeah, And the thing is is every time something new comes up, he
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figures it out. He's right up there the top three, top four talking
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to everybody too. You know. That's the thing. It's like he was
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like, as like I said, first World strongest man there, he called
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you like, hey, how do I do this? And you know he
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took your advice and he was able to use your advice, did his test
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those days and figured it out and then like even uh, like I want
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to say I want to say. He talked to you a little bit on
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last year at Myrtle Beach just about you know, talking about some of the
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carries, and it's just like you know, he's definitely every time he's come
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across something new, he just goes for it. But he's actually doing Because
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was it the World Shaw Classic Strongest Man on Earth? That was the first
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time he's really done fingers or even trained fingers. I don't want to say
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that for a thing. No, World's strongest Man. Oh yeah, that's
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right. So and he's got like a telephone pole type of thing. Yeah,
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he made some contraption but it ended up breaking because he was just going
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too hard on it made it. Yeah, and he's he's using it again.
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No, Yeah, the shot classic he came in, he get really
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good and he it's uh, like I said, he there is no glaring
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weakness, there is no chink in the armor. So it's it's what what
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events are they gonna pick? How fast can you know? He figure him
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out? So for Thor to come back and go after that, it's gonna
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be it's gonna be fun to watch, it really is, because they're both
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gonna be good at shield carries, yep. But Tom's good at shield carry
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too. But Tom made a mistake that I'm pretty sure he'll he'll learn from
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that'll never happen again, you know. Oh, well this is probably good.
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He's struggling with it already. I'm just gonna drop it instead of going
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to where he just couldn't go anymore. And who made him pay the price
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for that? And that same same thing happened with for Nick when he won
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his record carrying that. Uh that was it the elephant or was it the
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the in Africa where you win what the first time or the second time?
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Because the first time in Africa, I had no idea. I just had
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to go as far as I could exactly. And then the second time I
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let it go, thinking because I'm watching z carry the thing, and I'm
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like, there's no way he's gonna make it, you know, out to
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where I am. It's just could be whether or not he can catch where
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payment was. And so I let it go and turn and that's when he
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had dropped it like three or four meters short of where payment was. And
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I like, yeah, celebrating exactly. Nobody celebrating exactly. But yeah,
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So it's it's going to be interesting because you know Thor's solid overhead, Thors
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solid at stones, so as Mitch can Thor and Tom do that, you
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know, be faster than Mitch at the stones. Yeah, they can be
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faster than him at the stones, but that's one event, so he gets
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third. So I mean it's it's gonna it'll make things interesting because there'll be
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an extra point to split up there where there might not have been one on
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a couple of the events. I don't think either one of the guys are
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going to beat him in a yoke, which means I don't think anybody's gonna
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beat Hooper in this in the Farmer's Walk either, because his grip seems to
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be fixed so which I don't think it was ever broken. I just think
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it's even stronger. Now, well, here's the question, the weight that
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Thor's lost. Does he need to put it back on? Well, it's
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it's I'm sure he's going to put it on. I'm sure thora will probably
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come in somewhere between four hundred and probably four twenty at his show, or
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maybe even three eighty, depending on how much weight he's got to put back
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on after the surgery and stuff. But eventually when he comes in between four
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hundred and four thirty, that's his that's his competitive weight. I mean the
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guy's six nine. Yeah, and they're both good deadlifters. That's that's what
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I mean. You're going through all these things and it's like, Okay,
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they might meet him at the stones, he's going to beat them. In
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the moving events. I think you'd have to lean towards Mitch for the grip
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events, you know, like farmers and stuff like that. Yeah, it's
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it's going to be interesting, it truly is. It's going to be fun
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to watch overhead pressing, dumbell pressing. I mean, they're all good at
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it, but like a lot of those, I still got to lean a
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little bit that way, which is I think pressed to heavier lock, they
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get done to the ax, so it will be the same way Tom pressed
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the heavier flintstone bar. But they're going to put that back in. Yeah,
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exactly, because it was a little bit of a headche at the First
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World when we went there. They were having a lot of difficulties getting set
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getting it back up right, you know, but you know, like they're
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not setting it up for speed. They set it up because like how like
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they want people to do it, but like sometimes a lot of people weren't
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even able to get them right. So and then that weird stone throw that
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will absolutely favor and Tom for that matter. But he through pretty far anyway,
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Yeah, figure exactly. So like I said, he's he's probably the
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guy that everybody's chasing for a reason right now. Canny be beaten in places,
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sure, And then you got Evan getting better all the time. And
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as Evan matures and starts concentrating more and focusing more and centering more, he's
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gonna be all either the three of those guys want to deal with. Because
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he is fast with a yoke, he does have a good grip, he
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does have he is graded overhead, he has all these things, he has
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all the same abilities. He he can do the stones. I mean,
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it's you got another guy with a lot of all the strange strengths and where
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the weaknesses exactly exactly, And that's gonna be this next year's coming up,
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how this is going to happen? You know, say, we're gonna see
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the shootout that's getting razy. The one of the reason I'm even seeing a
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lot of stuff is because I want you to be prepared for the shootouts that
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are getting ready to happen at these shows because you got heavy hitters coming back,
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you got coming in. You know, you got uh Trey who.
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If there's no grip events, good luck. Another great overhead presser, another
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guy that can move, another great deadlift, another great deadlifter. I mean,
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just all the way around. It's they're not playing, It's it's gonna
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be serious. There's gonna be some really really good contest coming up in the
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next six months to a year and a half, and it's it's gonna be
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fun to see who can come out on top of all these Exactly all these
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young kids are starting to mature, and that maturity is about to pay off
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for all the fans. Oh yeah, yep, We're we're going to move
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into another era, kind of like when Brian and z started to and over
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in completely dominating everything. It's I think we're going to move into an area
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that's very similar to that. Hell yeah, I definitely agree Nick and Nick.
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