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Will JAKE PAUL vs. ANTHONY JOSHUA be a DISASTER? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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Well, we're we got to get to some UFC conversation.
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Jerk, why'd you take your pants? Off.
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This is. Cajun MMA.
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Made my nipples hard. Oh, there he is.
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There's Jake. I always forget the drop.
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You know what it is? I'm so used to not having a
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drop, and now we have a drop. So anyways, UFC 322 recap in UFC
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322 main event Islam, Yes, Mahachev defeated Jack Della
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Hold on Magdalena to win the welterweight championship.
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Islam moves to 28 and one in his career and ties Anderson
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Silver's UFC record with his 16th consecutive win.
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Islam also became just the 11th UFC fighter to win a
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championship belt in two different weight classes, doing
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it in both the lightweight and welterweight divisions.
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The win moved Islam to 17 and one in the UFC, 28 and one
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overall. He also said after the match he
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would like to fight Uzman next. Why?
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I don't know why, but that's a whole nother story.
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Uzman's not the same fighter he once was, but hey, Uzman's been,
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you know, kicking some butt over the last couple of fights.
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After Jake Paul's fight with Tank Davis was cancelled due to
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Davis's arrest on domestic violence charges, Paul's camp
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pivoted and boy did he pivot and he will now face and fight
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Anthony Joshua in Miami December 19th.
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Joshua 6 foot 6 and fought at the 252 LB weight.
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Paul is 6 foot one and at his heaviest he fought at 227 versus
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Mike Tyson last year. Joshua will by far be the most
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dangerous opponent Paul has ever faced and it will not be an
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exhibition fight but a traditional heavyweight fight.
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The fight will have 8 rounds, yes, three minute rounds and
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both fighters, I'm sorry, fighters will wear 10 oz gloves.
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Not as standard for heavyweight fights.
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We'll get into the Jake Paul fight first.
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I want to get into the Co main event and the main event.
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We could talk about the other fight too, but.
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Can we talk about the fight in the crowd first?
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Well, I will say this. I know three guys from Long
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Island that were a part of that fight, so a boy, oh boy, that
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was just embarrassing. Were they on Team McGregor or
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Team Khabib? Like what team were they on?
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I, I don't know, I think it was just an all out brawl.
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And, and, and to me, I don't, I don't think it had anything to
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do with Khabib or McGregor after it.
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I think it just started like that and then it ended like, oh,
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I hate you. I'm going to kick the hell out
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of you. And, and, and by the way,
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security was horrible over there and that I will say about
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Madison Square Garden. Say whatever you want with the
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certain times and I've seen with the rain Rangers and and things
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happen after the Ranger playoff games, security has a problem
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protecting the fans and they've had this problem for a very,
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very long time. And I would say James Dolan
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should understand that there should be more security, not
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just at UFC fights throughout these big events that they have
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a playoff advance. There has to be more protection
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for the fans and some of the people that are there paying big
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money to go and see the fights or big money to go watch Ranger
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games or basketball games for the Knicks.
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That's something that Madison Square Garden needs to figure
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out. I think there is not enough
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security there. And you have all these
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self-proclaimed MMA fighters or guys that they think are the
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toughest SOB's in the world. And you saw what happened on
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national, you know, pay-per-view television.
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You see a brawl happen on, you know, right in front of the fans
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and it's it's just embarrassing. And Dana White after the fights
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came out and apologized. I don't think you can apologize
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for what happened and, and in the breakout of fight and it
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took forever to stop. And you you would think, and
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I've seen this before and I've, I've been to UFC fights, but
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I've also been to Bellador fights.
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You see fights in the kind of the skirmish usually ends very
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quickly. This did not end very quickly.
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It looked like a Mike Tyson fight.
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That's what it looked like. I don't know if remember the
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Mike Tyson brawl that happened in, you know, all out in the
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audience, but it wasn't as bad as that because there were
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chairs being thrown and everybody was fighting on all
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different directions. It was 1 area of the ring.
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But I, I mean, I, I, there's no excuse for that embarrassment.
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There really isn't. I don't care if you're a
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McGregor fan. I don't care if you're I, I
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don't care who you, who you're rooting for.
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This is an event you go to an event to enjoy the fight, not be
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the fight. And that's what broke out.
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It was just an absolute skirmish of just stupidity.
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The UFC needs to find and and keep these guys outside of these
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fights. This is an embarrassment, really
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a big embarrassment. But let's get away from that.
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Let's get to the fights. And Mahachev is a sensational
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fighter, a boring fighter. Islam is a boring fighter.
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And Jack Della, I call him Jack Della, I'll call him Jack.
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But Jack was going into a fight where he's just walking into a
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guy that's going to take you down and dominate the fight.
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There were a lot of kicks being thrown.
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And I think Magdalena was just getting kicked all over his
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legs, being dominated. And then when he wanted it, and
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I'll say this, Islam, when he wanted to take him down at will,
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he took him down at will and he just dominated him on the
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ground. And it was expected.
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Islam is one of the best grounded # fighters in mixed
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martial arts. These Russian fighters know how
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to dominate and and completely control you on the ground.
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And you you saw it. If there was nothing more to say
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about that fight, but it comparing them to Anderson
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Silver, I don't know about that. Anderson Silver as one of the
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best Brazilian fight, Brazil, Brazilian judicial fighters
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we've ever seen, one of the best stand up fighters we've ever
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seen in UFC history. Islam is not one of those guys.
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Mahachov is is not a guy. And by the way, when any when
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anybody tries to compare fighters in the past and and
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compare fighters to the future of what the mixed martial arts
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world is going to be, I'm not going to compare a guy that is
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going to take you down at will. And there are three guys right
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now in the UFC that don't just do that.
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And Islam is one of them. He is a great wrestler all
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around fighter. I wouldn't consider him if he
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fights Uzman I I think this is going to be an out complete
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domination. Uzman can't fight wrestlers.
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He's not very good at fighting wrestlers.
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Now he's going to get into an Octagon with one of the greatest
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wrestlers we've seen. I, I just, I, it doesn't make
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any sense why he wants to fight Uzman.
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Uzman is not the same fighter he was as a dominant fighter four
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years ago, three years ago. He's a good fighter.
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He's not a fighter that I'm, I'm looking forward to fight Islam
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in the in the next fight. So that, that I would say about
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that. So Jake, I'll let you guys go
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into this fight first and your thoughts to the Islam fight in
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Mandalina. I, I just, it wasn't one of
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those fights that I could say, wow, this was a great one.
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This was a fight that honestly was as boring as we expected it
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to be. Yeah, I mean it.
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You know, we saw, like you said, Errol, I mean, JDM, he he tried,
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but he just couldn't break the grip of Islam the whole time.
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He did do a great job again, defending the submission
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attempts. I don't think Islam had a single
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one because Jack was constantly fighting them and it seemed like
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Craig Jones had him well prepared for that.
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But again, he just, whenever he tried to stand up, he was always
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like too late into the round. And by then the round was over.
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I think they said that at the end of the fight, Islam had 19
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minutes of control time on the ground, which is it's, it's
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unbelievable. I mean, he only had about 6
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minutes of time on the feet where he wasn't getting
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controlled and Islam just put it on on JDM.
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And I was kind of a little bit disappointed in JDMI thought he
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was going to do better than that.
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It seemed like he almost similar to the DDP Shamaya fight where
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it was kind of like he was just hoping to fight the submissions
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and, you know, just try to buck up and get out of those
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takedowns. Like he did a lot of good jobs
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and scramble and trying to scramble and getting in a
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different holds and avoiding submissions.
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But he couldn't, you know, break Islam's grip and he couldn't get
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away from him. So, yeah, again, we kind of as
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what's to be expected and it just shows how dominant Islam
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Makatchev is going right up to Walter Way and pretty much just
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walking through JDM. And now he's the new Walter Way
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champion. So, you know, you got to give a
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big congratulations to Islam Makatchev, even though again,
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yeah, not not the most interesting fight, but a
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dominant performance, fantastic. And really with this undercard,
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so many great Walter Way fights. And even though I know you said
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that Kamara Usman is not quite what he was, he was the one guy
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who was able to stick it with arms out Shamayev and get up
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from those takedowns and he wouldn't let him take him down.
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So I would be intrigued for that fight.
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Even though his knees are a little bit shot and he's older
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in age, he's looking for a title shot.
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He had a great win over Joaquin Buckley.
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So I'm excited for that fight. I'd really love to see Shavkot,
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Rachmanov, That's who I'd love to see.
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Fight is on Makachev, but he's been away for so long at this
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point, so who knows now? And I don't really know what his
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injury history is and what's going on with him.
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And of course, next week we have Allah Muhammad versus Ian Gary.
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And if Gary is to have a dominant win, I think he will be
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in line next. Of course, there is always that
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Iliad Taporia fight, but I think that's probably more down the
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road towards the White House card.
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So there's a lot of interesting things.
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Carlos protest. Obviously Michael Morales had a
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huge knockout. So there's there's plenty of
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things to come. But again, dominant win for
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Islam and it seems like we just got all we can hope for is that
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he gets a competitive fight in the future.
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That's all we can really hope for.
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But congratulations to Islam, huge win.
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It's a boring fight, but a great fight.
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Like in the way you want to look at it like boring as a casual
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fan, but like as somebody that knows what he's going to do,
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just not only how good he is, how technical and how he can.
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As soon as he get, you can't really do anything.
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And you kind of knew what that is going to be when he kind of
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came into the fight, what it was going to see if JDM could
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counter and get out and see if he could try and land something
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and do something with it. I the Usman is, is kind of
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interesting and I've got to know him because he wrestled here in
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Nebraska at Carney and under travel who's at Nebraska and was
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an Olympian. So but he's shit.
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He's almost 40 now. Had some injuries, had a couple
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rough patches, had a good win last.
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But it'll be interesting to see. I think he gets one more shot at
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it. That's probably his last one, if
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I'm being honest. He's kind of ran his course and
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I think, you know, he's towards the tail end of it, but it was a
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fight we expected, but you'd like to see a little bit more
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fireworks. But we've we've come to kind of
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been like, all right, this camp, you know what you're going to
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get from these guys and it's just it's so like good and
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technical when you like break it down to like XS and OS of what
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it is, you're just like, they're just so good.
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Like they don't like they don't have to press.
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They don't. They just are really good at
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what they do and it's boring to the casual fan that wants to see
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a bone nickel fucking KO and and all that stuff, which is
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obviously exciting that that dudes might still not know where
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he's at by the way, so. He's still, he's still growing
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into the sport. So like that was a good finish
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by bone nickel. But yeah, like Java, like you
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said, I mean, it seems kind of like JD, like obviously is that
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big wide boxer stance. And Islam took advantage of
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that. He hit him with those those calf
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kicks early. And it seemed like Jack, as you
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got to like round three and four, he was grimacing a lot.
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He was kind of compromised as coaches were yelling at him like
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you got to open up, you got to go for it.
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And it just kind of seemed like. He couldn't though, because what
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do you do? You chop down a tree.
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Where do you go? Yeah, no, I mean he, he was
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compromised pretty much after round three, I'd say.
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Like he, it just seemed like he, not that he quit, but like he
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just like he didn't have anything to push off of anymore.
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His legs were so destroyed so. That's what wrestlers do.
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That's what wrestlers do. They chop at you until they can
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take you down. And once they take you down and
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they know they can control you on the ground.
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And that's what Islam did. He, he, Jack Deller is a guy
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that is going to stand up with you.
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He's going to try to knock you out.
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And as soon as you control the one thing that he's strong AT
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and you can do the things that he can't, can't do on the
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ground, which everybody expected.
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I don't think anybody was doubting Islam's talent.
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He can, he can go and dominate you on the ground.
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He could dominate anybody. If Islam wants a fight in the
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the middle weight division, if he wants a fight in the light
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heavyweight division, he could because of his tactical
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wrestling and what he could do on the ground.
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He's one of the best tactical wrestlers we've ever seen.
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So I, I'm not surprised that he dominated the fight.
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And I mean, he dominated. When you look at the points, I
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mean, and I'm looking at the the scores right now, 50 to 45,
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that's domination. I mean, five points.
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I mean, that's his domination. Possibly every judge had the
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same scorecard. 5045 unanimous decision all the same.
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Islam. I'm looking at it right now, it
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wasn't even close. And again.
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The only thing that I thought that why this would be a little
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bit more competitive a fight is Islam was coming up as a
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lightweight and look, obviously it was it showed.
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Now he was killing himself to cut down that weight.
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So he looked big. He looked strong in this fight.
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So it really didn't. It looks like 170 is his his
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weight class is his natural weight class because he looked a
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lot happier. He looked a lot faster.
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He looked a lot, you know, better honestly, because he
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wasn't draining himself to go down to 55.
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So it seems like that's his weight.
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I, I think, and I think he'll stay at that way because he
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knows he can dominate at that weight class and, and there's a
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lot of good fighters in that weight class.
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He's dominating at the 155 And he, he will eventually, like you
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said, there's a good chance that that White House fight could be
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something that everybody's looking forward to.
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And, and maybe he cuts down to 155 to, to, to get, to get that
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opportunity to fight a guy that is been as dominated as he's
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been since he's came into, he's coming to the UFC.
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But Islam is the best tactical, I believe, wrestler in mixed
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martial arts. And that's crazy to say because
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there's quite a few of them that are really, really good.
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But he is the best and you can see why everybody talks about
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this kid being as dominant as he's been.
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I mean, he look at his record, he's 17 and one as AUFC fighter.
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I mean, the last time we've seen a record of this magnitude was
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I, and I'll say this, Jon Jones. Jon Jones has lost one fight and
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was a disqualification. When we go back and we look at
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what Islam has done. In that fight, I was at that
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fight. And I remember, I remember.
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The fighter on an elbow to the top of the head.
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I remember that fight. I could say this about Islam.
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Islam the when, When you watch him, it's not just about his
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tactical ability and what he can do on the ground.
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It's the way he dominates you on the ground and he doesn't give
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you any chance to breathe. And when you watch Dak and he
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was trying to squirm and he's trying to get out of certain
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things. He got him in half guard.
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He was trying to pull out and and trying to get control his
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hands or trying to get out of the grip.
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There is it's almost physically impossible when you watch a
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dominant wrestler of this magnitude Islam, the way he he
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could defend and and put pressure on you when he gets on
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top of you to get his grip off of off of you.
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It's his grip is so strong and so powerful.
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It it that it's like putting bricks on your hands and all
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these bricks on your hands and trying to trying to get your
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hands free from it. It it's it's almost impossible.
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And you saw the dominating ability that this guy has now to
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to the the undercard. I'm not the undercard.
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The second main event Valentina and Zhang Zhang has not been the
19:46
same fighter. She really hasn't been the same
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fighter in in a, in a very, very long time.
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And now she she wins fights and but she you could see and I
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Valentina could be on the tail end of her career And, and we
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all know how good Valentina is and a lot of people believe
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eventually she's going to retire.
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She has to retire eventually. I think there's a couple of
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fights that people want to see and it could happen.
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Somebody coming back from retirement that's been.
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The conversation after her next fight, So we'll see.
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I'm not going to mention any names because we got to see if
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that'll ever happen, but Valentina dominated Zhang.
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I don't think there's anything about Valentina could go down as
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the greatest woman fighter of all time and a lot of people.
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Technically, she is the greatest technical fighter we've ever
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seen. Muay Thai wrestler, Brazilian
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Jiu Jitsu artist, I mean, stand up kickboxer.
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I mean, I don't know about boxer because there's somebody that
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just came back from retirement that couldn't, you know, beg to
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differ on that. But I just, and I'm, I'm talking
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about Nunez. I want to see Amanda Nunez and,
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and Valentina fight again. I, I, I'm interested to see if
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that'll ever happened. Amanda Nunez has a fight coming
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up. I want to see and, and people
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want to see if she comes out the winner, we might see the
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Valentina fight because I think Valentina would oblige her in
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and actually fight her. But I, I think what Valentina
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has done for mixed martial arts and women mixed martial arts has
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really taking mixed martial arts to another level.
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And I think what she brings to the table is not just technical
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type of fighting, it's just what she can do as a fan favorite and
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what she brings she she went overseas for four years to train
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in Muay Thai. I mean, for somebody to, to
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really give her life to mixed martial arts and what she has
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done for mixed martial arts is incredible.
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And Dana White said said it best after the fight against Zhang.
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He said that it it's not the the person, it's the fighter within
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and she's a fighter there. There's nothing more to say
21:58
anything about Valentina is that she is what you want in fighting
22:04
and women fighting in the future.
22:06
And you you want to see that for all the next championships
22:09
champion fighters coming up in all the different weight
22:12
classes. If you have Valentina's heart,
22:15
you'll have a chance to be a champion in in multiple
22:19
different weight classes. And congratulations to
22:21
Valentina. I don't know how many fights she
22:23
has left. I want to see that Amanda Nunez.
22:25
They fought a long time ago. I'd love to see Valentina Amanda
22:29
Nunez too. That would be fun to watch.
22:32
Yeah, I think she's obviously proved that she's arguably, if
22:35
she's not #1 she's definitely #2 right behind Amanda.
22:38
And that's an interesting point, Harold.
22:39
I didn't I didn't think about that because I remember back, I
22:42
think it was 319 UFC, it was Kayla when she'd beat Juliana
22:45
Pena. She was talking about she wanted
22:47
to fight Amanda and they even did the square off at for
22:50
bantamweight. But you know, going back to
22:52
maybe flyweight. That'd be interesting to see how
22:54
the rematch of Valentina, the potential number one versus the
22:57
number 2 because I know I've been coming into this fight, a
23:01
lot of people were hopping up that this could be the
23:03
potentially the best ever women's fight of all time
23:06
because you had Zhang Wei Lee who is dominant champion at 1:15
23:10
and moving up deciding I'm going to go try to pursue and be at
23:13
this only ever second ever woman to win 2 divisions 2 two titles
23:18
and two divisions. But as much as we were just
23:20
talking about Islam where he looked great at 170 way Lee, she
23:25
just looked like way too tiny. And you could just see the size
23:29
discrepancy between Valentina and Zhang because as much as we
23:33
talked about how Islam just put his hands on JDM and he just
23:37
held him there, it was almost like 10 times worse that for
23:41
Valentina against Whaley. Whaley, she just she couldn't
23:45
get off of Valentina. I thought that Whaley was going
23:47
to try to use her speed advantage and just stay away
23:50
from Valentina Pick and pop pick her moments wasn't.
23:53
Wasn't Whaley the one that lost against Rose twice?
23:56
Wasn't she the one? That yeah, yeah, she did.
23:58
But she other than that, she'd have she had gotten her title
24:01
back. I know, but I don't think she's
24:04
ever been the same fighter since then.
24:06
I, I really don't. I think she was so dominant.
24:09
She was so dominant going into those fights.
24:11
Nobody thought that anybody had a chance against her.
24:14
And when Rose beat her not once but twice, I know she's been
24:17
dominating and dominating the weight class ever since that the
24:21
the second fight that she lost against Rose, but I don't think
24:24
there's anybody in that weight class that really could have
24:26
challenged her. And that's why she moved up in
24:29
that weight class to fight. Valentine it was.
24:32
It was interesting because the thing that I thought was strange
24:34
was she just pretty much destroyed Tatiana Suarez and
24:37
they were hyping her up as this big time wrestler.
24:39
Taurus is one of the most overrated fighters.
24:42
Oh, I just say. But into coming into the fight,
24:44
they were saying that she had a good chance against Whaley.
24:46
Yeah, Whaley did whatever wanted to her.
24:48
And then, yeah, like you said, like it seemed like other than
24:52
Mackenzie Durham, but even then in her fight, she said if she
24:55
she didn't think she could beat Whaley at this point yet.
24:57
So she got a a easier opponent and now she's the champion.
25:01
But I think the opening odds, I mean, you don't know what
25:03
Whaley's going to do yet. She's already like a -, 400
25:06
favorite if she wants to go back to 115 because it seemed like
25:09
she was the kingpin of that division and she wanted a
25:12
challenge to move up to fight someone like Valentina
25:15
Shimchenko. So it kind of puts her in a
25:17
weird spot because it's like, yeah, maybe, you know, she
25:19
doesn't really need to go back because she's already proved she
25:21
can run roughshoded over that division.
25:23
But it's I don't know if she should stay at 125 because it
25:26
seemed like, I mean, Valentina again, she's one of the greatest
25:28
women's fighters of all time, but she pretty much just
25:30
outclassed her the whole fight. So I don't really know if it's
25:33
what what the move for her is. It's kind of a weird spot to be
25:35
in. If you go down, what do you,
25:37
what do you do? And I mean, I'm the exception
25:39
because she just basically dictated what she's going to do
25:42
the whole match. But yeah, it'll be really
25:44
interesting to see because once you've accomplished that, you
25:47
did challenge yourself, like go back down.
25:49
I mean, I don't really, I don't foresee it happening.
25:52
So it's like, do I stay here and see what happens?
25:54
Or I mean, it's just an amazing, just that difference in weight,
25:58
how much it can affect you and and how, you know, crazy that it
26:04
changes so quick in in the game of of the fight game.
26:07
So she, like you said, she's just been kind of in a weird
26:10
predicament. Yeah, Job, what was what was
26:12
weird about that was because obviously they're not letting
26:14
people do dual double champions really anymore because at least
26:18
when Volkanovsky fought Islam Makachev, he was still the
26:21
featherweight champion, so he was allowed to go back down,
26:23
defend his title. But now for Whaley, she
26:26
relinquished her title. So it's like, OK, do you just
26:28
put her right back up against Mackenzie Dern or does she stay
26:31
at 1:25 and try to work back up to Valentina?
26:34
It's it's a weird case. Like, same with Islam.
26:36
If he had lost his fight to JDM, does he just go right back down
26:39
to challenge Eliot Zaporius? But like, you know, he doesn't
26:42
have that problem. So, you know, Whaley, it's it's
26:44
going to be weird to see. But yeah, who knows?
26:47
And then there was the Michael Morales, you said it and Sean
26:49
Brady. I, I will say this.
26:51
That was the best fight on the card as far as I'm because I
26:54
know, because it was a knockout and and a lot of people watching
26:57
these fights, even though they were technically sound and you
26:59
would like to watch wrestling and ground and pound and that's
27:02
something you know, but Morales knocking off Brady.
27:04
Brady was to me the favorite to winning the fight.
27:07
I mean Brady was an up and coming contender and everybody
27:10
was saying, oh, this guy is going to be the next big
27:12
superstar for the UFC. And then morale.
27:15
He walks into Morales and Morales knocks him out and it's
27:19
to me, that's what makes mixed martial arts so fun to watch is,
27:22
is something that you don't expect to happen.
27:25
And I, it was surprising you, you saw it, you know, from the
27:30
guys the ring announces on the sidelines when the, when the
27:33
knockout came. I, I think, I think, I, I think
27:35
the fact is, is when, when you think about matchups and
27:38
technically sound matchups and you try to match these guys,
27:42
it's it. The UFC for years have had
27:45
problems putting good matchups against one another because I
27:48
just think there's not enough good fighters right now in mixed
27:51
martial arts and in the UFC and when Morales everybody.
27:56
I think if you were a betting man, you had Brady winning this
27:58
fight either by knockout or decision.
28:01
And the way Morales, you know, just and honestly, I got to give
28:05
Morales a little bit more credit.
28:07
I think Morales has an opportunity now to maybe if he
28:12
wins another fight to be a title contender.
28:14
And it's pretty incredible how Brady was right there to be the
28:20
next the next big thing. And now he drops and Morales
28:24
moves up and if he wins another big fight, he's the contender
28:28
just because of a knockout. It's incredible.
28:30
And that's, that's the thing about mixed martial arts that
28:32
you love and is, is it's so crazy how one guy can drop from
28:38
from from behind the the contender and jump right all the
28:41
way up from one fight and be a contender for that, that weight
28:46
class. So it congratulations to
28:47
Morales. I thought that was the fight of
28:50
of the card. And I think that was fight of
28:52
the night. I I might just slightly
28:54
disagree. I think it is a great arrow, but
28:56
I mean Carlos protest on Leon Edwards for me that I think that
28:59
has to go for. I mean it was just unbelievably,
29:01
if you looked at protest when he when he had Leon on his back, he
29:05
stood up there. He's getting hit in the face and
29:08
he's just looking straight at the camera like he he is
29:11
unbothered, didn't give it, give it you know what?
29:13
And then he just straight jab knocks Leon on his ass.
29:19
So honestly, like you said, like maybe it's one more fight for
29:22
each of them. I think that would be a hell of
29:23
a match there maybe. Leon Edwards, he's hasn't been,
29:27
he hasn't been the same fighter since he's been the champion and
29:31
and. Now, after he lost his title,
29:32
lose to Bilal and he got submitted by Sean Brady and this
29:36
was the first time he's ever been TKOD.
29:38
I even just knocked that or, you know, finished by a knockout by
29:41
Carlos Prata. So, yeah, it's not a great skid
29:44
for Leon, but, you know, maybe he can, you know, he's still
29:48
somewhat kind of young. Maybe he can try to pull it
29:50
together, but it's not a great sign.
29:52
But there's a lot of young, hungry contenders in that
29:54
welterweight division. So I'm excited to see what they
29:56
do in the coming coming months. All right, I want to finish up
29:59
with this Jake Paul fight and I left the best for last because I
30:03
I think Jake Paul is absolutely out of his effing mind.
30:08
All right, you have to be the dumbest marketer and I'll say
30:14
this, he is a marketing sensation.
30:16
The guy knows how to make money. You do not, I repeat, you do
30:20
not. And, and I understand Anthony
30:22
Joshua is not the same fighter. That's fine.
30:25
This is a 6 foot six £250 monster who has knocked out some
30:33
of the best heavyweights in the world and you're going to go in
30:39
a month's time in the ring and I don't think Anthony Joshua
30:44
cares. Anthony Joshua can eat his eat
30:46
himself out of a house and home and and Jake Paul could be in
30:50
the best shape of his life and doesn't stand a chance against
30:53
this guy. You're going to first of all,
30:55
you're going to fight with 10 oz gloves in a heavyweight that
30:59
you're fighting. It's not an exhibition fight.
31:02
This is a real fight and unless Anthony Joshua is going to get
31:05
paid off to lose this fight, and I don't think Anthony Joshua
31:09
will be laughed at if he loses his fight against Jake Paul.
31:13
I expect this to be a first or second round knockout easily.
31:17
Jake Paul does not know how to fight.
31:20
He's never fought a big heavyweight boxer like this.
31:23
This is a guy that throws heavy jabs and throws an absolute
31:27
monster left hook. I, I mean, I don't think he
31:30
stands a chance. And, and, and if Jake Paul is
31:34
around in this fight, I give him credit.
31:37
I, I mean, this is ridiculous. This is to me, this is a mockery
31:42
of boxing. When, when you see and, and
31:44
Joshua should be ashamed of himself because I would have
31:47
rather seen Nagano fight against him because this is an ex UFC
31:52
fighter trying to box and that would have been more
31:55
interesting. But it's to see this I, I mean,
32:01
this hurts boxing. I, I, I really do.
32:04
And, and I, I think this is a mockery.
32:06
I Anthony Joshua, you better knock him out in the first
32:09
round. You better knock him out and
32:10
teach Jake Paul a little bit of a lesson that you don't
32:14
challenge a heavyweight fighter. You don't challenge a real
32:17
professional boxer at your own game.
32:19
This is this is by far the best fighter he's ever fought
32:22
against. It's not even close.
32:24
And to fight Tank Davis, I think that made more sense because
32:27
he's like 70 lbs or 60 lbs heavier than him.
32:31
This guy is 30 lbs heavier than him at his best day.
32:35
And this guy throws heavy, heavy punches.
32:39
So I Jake Paul doesn't stand a chance in this fight.
32:43
I think he's out of his mind. I think he's out of his mind.
32:45
That's all I'm going to say about that out of don't look at
32:48
that. Come on, guys.
32:49
Watch Anthony Joshua, dude. He's throwing jabs that can
32:54
knock you out. Yeah, I know that originally
32:57
Jake Paul was going to fight Gravante Davis.
32:59
I believe it's like at the end of this year, but he got some
33:02
legal problems. So that's off now.
33:04
I think Nate Diaz said he was going to take his spot.
33:06
They're going to have a rematch when they already fought.
33:08
So is that fight still on? And now he this is later down
33:10
the road, he wants to fight Anthony Joshua.
33:12
They're saying December 19th, Anthony Joshua and.
33:16
He's still going to fight Nate Diaz?
33:17
Or is this in? Place what I'm reading there is
33:21
he's fighting Anthony Joshua December.
33:23
Ninth. Yeah, Anthony Joshua was the
33:24
only one. OK, alright, I was gonna say
33:26
this. Unbelievable.
33:28
How do you say, yeah, he goes from one of the greatest, you
33:31
know, I guess younger or lighter weight boxers to a former
33:35
heavyweight boxer. I I did see that there was, I
33:38
think a clause for Anthony Joshua that he can't go above
33:41
200 and like 65 lbs. Who?
33:43
Cares, I believe. Yeah, no, but I mean, you know,
33:45
I don't know how I know Jake Paul is like a bigger guy.
33:48
And I actually do give him credit for this, for not having
33:50
this be an exhibition fight and it's actually going to be a
33:52
sanctioned. Real.
33:53
You know why he's doing that, right?
33:55
Because if if. Ability and.
33:58
If he beats Anthony Joshua, knocks him out, he's going to
34:03
say, I just knocked out at one point the heavyweight champion
34:07
of the world, and he's going to say, OK, where's Canelo?
34:11
Where's this? This would be huge for him and
34:15
his marketing scheme. I couldn't.
34:17
I'm going to tell you, if Anthony Joshua gets paid off to
34:20
lose this fight, this is an embarrassment.
34:22
If he does, if he if he does just let's hypothetically, what
34:26
do you think that number would be for him to like make sense?
34:30
I'm going to tell you this, I would, I would put a lot, a
34:33
little bit of shekels on Jake Paul in this fight just for the
34:36
sake of doing it because. Don't be.
34:38
I'll be saying that Errol, he's going to he's going to come sue
34:40
you. I'm.
34:42
Just saying, put a couple of shekels on Jake Paul in this
34:46
fight because I wouldn't be surprised if Anthony Joshua
34:51
loses this fight because of a couple of, you know, 40 or 50
34:55
million that says, hey, you know what, I'm 40 or $50 million
34:59
richer and I'm going to make the most money I've ever made off a
35:02
fight, a heavyweight fight in my career.
35:07
I I wouldn't be surprised. I wouldn't be surprised.
35:10
I'm telling you guys, you don't think that Anthony Joshua would
35:13
throw throw this fight. I think he would.
35:16
I think there's a lot of money is a lot of shekels to say that
35:18
he would. If you're a betting man, bet on
35:20
Jake Paul in this fight because I think the number is ridiculous
35:25
when it comes to Joshua winning this fight.
35:27
I think it's not like a minus 2000, OK, that he knocks out
35:33
Jake Paul in the first 3 rounds. So I, I don't know what the
35:36
number is. What is the number right now in
35:38
Vegas? I, I think people, somebody
35:41
better look that up because I think the numbers are ridiculous
35:44
right now. Ridiculous.
35:45
A couple zeros to his fight burst, he might take a dive.
35:48
I, I wouldn't be surprised. I wouldn't be surprised.
35:51
I'm talking, I don't think Anthony Joshua has ever made $50
35:54
million on a fight. I don't think he's ever made $50
35:57
million. So what is the number right now
36:01
when it comes to this fight on Vegas?
36:04
It's very simple. You can Google it, guys.
36:06
It'll pop right up on your face. What what it is right now, It
36:10
is. What is it a minus?
36:12
I'm saying that. I'm saying that, Jake.
36:13
Tells that he's curvy -1450 seventy.
36:17
Yeah, he's currently a + 770 underdog.
36:20
I'm buy, I'm, I'm buying into that.
36:22
I'm buying into that. I'm putting 50 on it.
36:25
I'm putting 50 on Jake Ball in this fight 100%.
36:29
This is an absolute slam dunk, guys.
36:32
I I and here's it. And if you're if you're a prop
36:35
editor, I would say that Jake Paul when he gets out of he gets
36:39
out of the first two rounds of this fight, because I could see
36:43
Anthony Joshua absolutely throwing this fight.
36:46
I can see it. I can absolutely see it.
36:48
If you're a betting man, bet it. I'm I'm going to do it. 50
36:52
bucks. Why not?
36:53
It's 50 bucks and I, I and I could be 50.
36:56
What is if I, if I win this fight 50 on -1450 what is that?
37:03
What do I win on that? Does anybody have the math on
37:06
that? What do I get here?
37:08
Are you taking Joshua? No, I'm taking, I'm no, I'm
37:10
taking $385 so. Yeah, it's, it's just half.
37:14
So like plus is like so it was plus 7, whatever it was.
37:18
You just cut that in half because it's all bet upon me.
37:20
It's 100. All right, so I I'll bet on Paul
37:23
and I'll win myself. For 50, what is it 775?
37:26
$775 is that what you're saying, Speedy?
37:29
So I I get seven 770. $5 You get half of that if you bet 50.
37:33
Yeah, I'm sort of do it. So it's I get half of it.
37:36
So I get 385. Thank you, Jarrett.
37:40
I, I, I so I put 100 on it. I get I get double that amount.
37:44
So I get 700 and something dollars.
37:45
I'm going to do it, ladies and gentlemen.
37:47
Why not I? You could use.
37:50
That no, I think it sounds, I think it smells kind of fishy
37:52
like you say. I'm staying away from that.
37:54
I'm staying away from those bets.
37:56
I'm a little part of that. Jake, I, I thank you for joining
37:59
us. I, I think it's great that
38:01
you're, you join us every single time.
38:03
You're one of our interns, you're our UFC extraordinaire.
38:06
And I, I like your takes. And I'm, I'm going to tell you
38:09
this right now, Mahachev or Mahachev is one of those guys
38:14
that you love to watch technically, but just can't
38:19
stand watching him win every single time.
38:21
Because this guy, I, I, I just don't know who's going to beat
38:25
him. And even if he goes down to 155
38:28
for the White House, I, I think that's a good fight.
38:31
But I mean, his wrestling skills are just so much better than
38:36
everybody else's. It's just ridiculous.
38:38
So it's going to be fun. It'll be fun.
38:41
And I'm I'm interested to see that line up because they're
38:44
saying this is the greatest card we're ever going to see.
38:47
Well, you know, Jon Jones coming out of retirement, is that great
38:51
to watch? And do I want to see him fight
38:53
Pereira or do I want to see him fight the guy that he's been
38:56
ducking and weaving? OK.
38:58
Because to me, that's what I want to see.
39:00
I want to see the ducking and weaving.
39:01
I don't want to see Pereira because I think he matches up
39:05
very well against Pereira. I think it would be best to
39:08
fight against the guys that have said that he's been ducking and
39:12
weaving him for the last three or four years.
39:14
So anyways, Jake, we appreciate you man.
39:17
Yep. Thanks fellas.
39:18
Good seeing you. Jake, ladies and gentlemen,
39:21
great UFC personality, I mean, great UFC extraordinaire, great
39:26
personality. He knows his mixed martial arts
39:28
and Jake Paul, Anthony Joshua Shekels, ladies and gentlemen,
39:33
put it all on Paul because I had this.
39:36
Something smells a little fishy on this fight.
39:39
I it smells very, very fishy. If somebody's going to throw the
39:42
fight, that's just me. All right, ladies in and
39:46
gentlemen, our final segment of the night, we call this Dial It
39:49
Up. We interrupted this regularly
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scheduled hot mix to bring your important news.
39:53
We got a. Big broadcast to do here.
39:55
We're about to dial it up. You just made my nipples.
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40:00
Hard right guys. Welcome back.
40:03
Another tow job. Everyone's favorite Lightning
40:07
round Sports News segment, and we're going to start it off
40:10
today. Errol hasn't seen the story yet,
40:13
but I bet you can guess what we're about to talk about.
40:16
Oh, the great former All Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown
40:19
facing 30 years in jail. Get this, they had to extradite
40:25
Antonio Brown from Dubai, where he apparently fled to after the
40:31
shooting back in May. He left her sometime in June.
40:35
He posted bond to get out. Basically what happened?
40:39
According to the report, he got into a fistfight with the victim
40:42
at some point earlier in the night, then later in the night
40:47
grabbed a security guard's gun and fired two shots at the guy,
40:52
grazing his neck. Brown, on the other hand, claims
40:56
that he used his own gun and was trying to defend himself from
41:00
people trying to rob him of jewelry.
41:03
Brown has been vocal about his incident and innocence in the
41:06
months since, but now needs to convince a Florida court system
41:11
whose standards are quite different than that of Twitter
41:14
and Instagram. Errol Dumpling up.
41:19
Throw him in behind bars and throw away the keys.
41:22
I mean, this guy is out of his freaking mind.
41:25
I every single story that I've heard behind the scenes about
41:29
this particular shooting him, taking shots at it and then
41:33
pulling the the gun from the security guard.
41:35
I mean, it's just absolutely pathetic.
41:37
Antonio Brown has mental issues. He's got anger issues.
41:41
Remember when he a couple of years ago when he locked himself
41:43
in a house and the police were trying to get him out of there?
41:46
And I just, he doesn't. The only thing that I've heard
41:50
about him over the years is that he's somewhat of a good dad, but
41:54
he doesn't treat women right. He doesn't treat teammates
41:56
right. He's out of his friggin mind.
41:59
As much money as he's made as a football player is, is as much
42:03
money as he's lost outside of the football field.
42:06
The guy is out of his friggin mind.
42:08
Get rid of him. Like I said, first thing I said
42:11
during this take, take the key and throw it away.
42:15
This guy is nuts. 30 years, throw him for life.
42:18
He almost killed somebody. I don't care what he did trying
42:21
to steal. You don't you're you're the face
42:24
of it when you're when you're one of the faces of the NFL over
42:28
the years as a wide receiver, you have to understand that you
42:30
don't do things on and off the field that would get you into
42:33
trouble. This guy every single time gets
42:36
himself into trouble and he's been the face of just humility.
42:39
I think he's an idiot. Throw away the key.
42:42
Yeah, it's all added up over a span of really, since he got
42:45
traded from the Steelers, just all the issues that he had with
42:48
the Raiders, all the issues that he had with the Buccaneers,
42:50
obviously storming off the field.
42:51
We knew there was a case of him being crazy.
42:53
And now he's taking it to really just homicidal levels.
42:56
And it's really sad to to think that these innocent victims are
42:59
being are being harmed because of his incompetence and his just
43:03
him being messed up in so many ways.
43:04
You talked about it like he literally broke into a locked
43:07
house, a big house with not just like little God, like a hunting
43:11
rifle or something like that. And that's all of a sudden, not
43:15
even the last thing there. There's more things here.
43:17
He's getting arrested in these foreign countries.
43:19
It's all just added up over time.
43:20
I agree with you. I don't want to hear this guy
43:22
ever being released on any terms ever again.
43:26
All right, let's move on to the next story.
43:29
There he is. LeBron, Bronney, Errol, I don't
43:34
know if you've been paying attention.
43:35
I have. But my God, they've started
43:39
Brownie James couple of Times Now.
43:41
I'm sure you're not surprised. He was terrible, scored zero
43:44
points in 10 minutes, missed both his shots.
43:47
I think he had one assist. They only let him play 10
43:51
minutes even though he started. At the same time as this was
43:55
happening, LeBron was playing in the G League rehabbing from his
44:00
injury. Despite Bronies stats, the
44:04
Lakers and Luca have been excellent, racing out to a 10
44:07
and four start early in the season.
44:11
But it feels like it's the world is upside down with Bronie
44:15
playing these minutes. Lebron's going to come back
44:17
soon. They don't play the same
44:18
position. I think the big question as we
44:21
get into the season, Errol, how many minutes is Bronie going to
44:25
take from real NBA players? Is this going to hurt them in
44:29
the long run? Hold it off.
44:32
Embarrassment. The Lakers should be ashamed of
44:34
himself. I I don't know why he's still on
44:37
his roster. He should be playing in the G
44:38
League with his father. It's an embarrassment.
44:41
It really is an embarrassment to basketball.
44:43
He is the worst player that's starting right now in the NBA.
44:47
He could be the worst player I've ever seen get drafted and
44:51
make the money that he's made over the years.
44:53
Coming from the second round I can name we we talk about
44:58
obviously Yokich being a second round draft Picket Mitchell
45:02
Robinson being a second round draft pick.
45:04
These guys are actually dominating players at their
45:07
position. This guy is the worst at his
45:10
position. When he was starting at his
45:12
first starting game as an NBA player, 0 assists, 0 points, 0
45:16
rebounds and he had like I don't even know how many shots.
45:19
I think he had like 7 or 8 shots.
45:21
He's horrible, he's inconsistent and he shouldn't be in the NBA.
45:25
Shame on the NBA. Shame on the LJA for letting
45:29
this guy breakthrough as a starter in the NBA.
45:32
An embarrassment. Yeah, I mean, he's not an NBA
45:36
player. He should still be in college
45:38
right now. He should be going into his
45:39
junior year at USC right now. He has he has some.
45:43
He had some potential like he was getting better as a player.
45:46
He has good instincts on the court.
45:47
He's a smart player like his dad, but he's not a great
45:50
athlete. He's not a good shooter Right
45:52
now, there's nothing, there's no NBA skill that he really
45:55
possesses right now. There's a decent IQ on the
45:59
court. He's a six two on athletic
46:01
guard. Like those guys don't make it in
46:03
the NBA. He's there because they're
46:05
worried. Lebron's have not happy that
46:08
they're moving on to Luka Doncic right now and they're trying to
46:10
appease him. It's as simple as that.
46:13
It's just pure nepotism. It's pure trying to appease your
46:15
star players, which is what the NBA oftentimes is all about.
46:21
I love it. All right, let's move on.
46:23
Next story, we're going to go to college football.
46:25
Arrow, and I don't know if you caught this one, but this was
46:28
the one of the most wild comebacks.
46:31
But in the middle of the game after a South Carolina
46:34
touchdown, the guy runs into the end zone and through the tunnel.
46:39
His name was Nick Harbour. 80 yard, 80 plus yard.
46:43
I saw this. He gets into the end zone, he's
46:46
pulling out the hamstring, trying to ease up as he's going
46:48
back. A police officer with like a
46:51
cowboy on comes at him and literally throws a shoulder at
46:56
him and does the old turn around and what you do, you know, I
47:00
assume that's what they sound like in Texas.
47:05
So my question guys, they relieved him of his duties
47:10
immediately mid game because everyone saw it.
47:14
It was it was ugly and it was stupid.
47:17
But the incident became something that was talked about
47:19
by LeBron James on social media, by Stephen A Smith on his show,
47:25
which is now on Fox Sports or Fox News rather, and whatever
47:30
other station he's on. It's becoming a story because of
47:33
the perceived racial nature of the incident.
47:36
Regardless of the story, this one is one of the weirdest ones
47:41
I've seen in a long time. And then immediately after that,
47:44
Texas A&M went on this crazy comeback to win.
47:49
I don't even know where to begin with this one.
47:50
Errol, dial it up. OK, now I I don't know the
47:57
background of the political end of this and I don't want to get
48:00
into the politic end of it. Like Stephen A Smith and LeBron
48:03
James, everybody seems to go into the politic views of this.
48:08
What I do know is that security guard, that cop should never be
48:13
allowed to be to go to a college football game again.
48:17
You don't walk into a player. You don't as far as I'm
48:20
concerned, you apologize for what you did.
48:23
Instead, he's yelling at the player and the player really
48:26
didn't say anything to him. I I didn't see him say really
48:28
one thing. He turned back around and
48:30
started walking. I to me, college football and
48:35
in, in professional sports should be protecting their
48:37
players. I said this about the UFC and
48:39
I'll say it again about what goes on on the football field.
48:43
There's got to be more security. There's got to be more
48:45
protection. And the security guards hitting
48:48
players or pushing players or saying things derogatory to
48:52
players is, is a disgrace. And the NCAA should be going
48:57
through these guys backgrounds before they let them on the
49:00
football field and, and check it and, and do a background check
49:03
on these guys guys. Because obviously this wasn't
49:06
innocent. This was to me intentional.
49:09
You could see it in the guy's face.
49:11
You could see it in security guards face or whatever the cops
49:13
face when he was speaking to the player.
49:15
It's an embarrassment. It's a mockery.
49:17
The NCAA needs to do a little bit more research on who they
49:20
put on the field that are protecting the players and and
49:23
protecting the fans out there. Regardless of what that cop was
49:28
trying to do, the optics are horrendous.
49:32
Like it was so bad that once it was replayed, they had to fire
49:36
him within minutes. It was that thing.
49:39
So, you know, was it a racial thing?
49:41
Maybe I would say a more likely thing was just the guy trying to
49:45
be tough and trying to show who's boss because he can use
49:48
power. But that's that's what I'm
49:49
saying. Got a gun?
49:50
That's what I'm saying. It's too many politics and and
49:53
it's too many, too many things. There's too much stuff going on
49:57
outside, all the arguing and Jabba, you know this, you're an
50:00
ex athlete. If somebody did that to you on a
50:03
baseball field. And and obviously we've seen
50:07
things happen on a baseball field.
50:09
We've seen Bryce Harper. Remember that whole skirmish
50:11
over there with the Nationals and that story how it broke in
50:14
the dugout? The problem right now in
50:16
professional sports and college sports is there has to be some
50:19
kind of background checks on these guys before they they
50:23
protect, you know, these players and and future stars in
50:27
professional leagues. I think there's got to be more
50:30
in depth look before they get a chance to protect these guys.
50:33
I don't know Texas, but I know there's background checks to be
50:36
on any type of law enforcement, whether it's local, if it's city
50:40
state that like there there is here in Nebraska.
50:43
I know that. So I wanted to do this one
50:46
because I, I have to tell you a story.
50:47
They reminded me of something that happened.
50:50
I'm 23 years old, first thing I do out of college.
50:53
I'm just coaching 567 year old tackle football.
50:56
And I take this team on the road, which is hard enough as it
51:00
is, right? And I go to play some other some
51:03
other school or other town rather.
51:06
And. Their officials aren't letting
51:08
like, plays happen. They're like 13 year old kids.
51:10
So I just start blowing the whistle and like they're not
51:12
said, restart the play. I have this guy who looked just
51:16
like this police officer run onto the field and try to tough
51:20
talk me. And I'll never forget it.
51:22
He was like an inch taller than me.
51:24
He goes. My name's Conrad Fitzpatrick,
51:26
and I'm going. You.
51:27
You. You said, hell, I'm going to
51:28
have you thrown out of this league 'cause I was like, what
51:31
the hell are you guys doing? Like we got to blow the whistle,
51:33
You know, like I said it like that, you're like, oh, I'm going
51:35
to have you thrown out of the league.
51:36
I'm like, well, you know, you're breaking the rules.
51:39
Like I'm the head of the board and like it doesn't matter if
51:41
you do background checks, several the guys that are the
51:44
worst are at the top. And I found that out in five 6-7
51:48
year old football. Just imagine what it's like when
51:52
there's real stakes going on, man.
51:54
And I'm telling you, people get ugly.
51:57
I'm assuming this guy's one of the ugliest.
52:00
I got a really fun story for you.
52:02
Next up. You're going to love this.
52:05
This is a couple of our favorites Draymond Green and
52:09
Angel Reese because of fan starts getting into it with
52:15
LeBron. I'm sorry with Draymond calling
52:18
him Angel Reese from the sidelines and in fact it was so
52:24
aggravating to look to. I keep want to call him LeBron.
52:26
So Draymond that he goes over in the middle of foul shots and
52:32
tries to chest chest bump this guy and tough talk him cursing
52:36
him out during a foul on Herb Jones.
52:39
Now, apparently he kept calling him Angel Reese because he kept
52:43
missing shots and getting his own rebounds.
52:48
But the funny part is even better.
52:51
He says that I can't allow that to happen.
52:55
He called me a woman. It was a good joke at first, but
52:58
you can't keep calling me a woman, OK?
53:03
The fan said he called him Angel Reese because he's missing easy
53:05
shots, getting his own rebounds. As you know, she gets criticized
53:09
for what she then coined into her own shirt.
53:11
Me bounds. Errol.
53:14
How we doing with old Draymond these days?
53:17
Dial it up. It seems like every time
53:20
Draymond Green has something to say, it's usually on his
53:24
podcast. But when he's on a basketball
53:27
court, his game doesn't do the talking anymore.
53:30
It's his mouth that continues to shed a lot of Gray hairs.
53:34
And I will say this, I could care less what the fans are
53:38
saying. You're making millions and
53:40
millions of dollars. I could call you Angel Reese.
53:42
I could call you Suge McKnight. I could call you Nugget Killer.
53:46
I could call you Dirty Nugget or Billy Willy Whopper.
53:51
I could care less what I call you.
53:53
You're playing in the NBA or the LJA.
53:56
You shouldn't care what anybody is calling you.
53:59
What type of person you are, a girl, a female, a male, whatever
54:03
the hell you think that you are. Sometimes I wonder if you're a
54:06
crybaby, a little girl or whatever.
54:08
The fact here is you're a professional athlete, you're
54:11
making millions and millions of dollars, and you're playing for
54:13
a Golden State Warrior team that is expected to make the playoffs
54:16
and contend for a championship. Stop crying, stop worrying about
54:20
what the fans are saying to you and just play the goddamn game.
54:24
That's all I'm going to say about somebody like Draymond
54:26
Green. Draymond Green, don't worry so
54:29
much. What people are saying about
54:31
you, you're all about the media work, you're all about
54:34
television and what you're saying on your podcast, and I'm
54:39
sure you have a lot to say on your podcast about this story.
54:42
I could care less. Stop being a baby.
54:45
It makes you look like an A. They're fans.
54:47
That's what they're supposed to do.
54:48
Like if somebody said something to me like that was good, like I
54:52
would turn around and give them credit.
54:53
Be like, that was really good. Like that was awesome.
54:55
Like I I would interact. That's the best.
54:58
That's the best part about it is because like you interact and
55:01
then it's like you catch them off guard, right?
55:03
Because they're like, Oh no, I was just kidding, man.
55:06
I'm a huge fan. No, you're not Jackass.
55:08
Like you just didn't expect me to like talk to you and be like,
55:12
really you're making fun of me. Like you're an old man making
55:15
fun. Like I'm a 25 year old kid.
55:17
Like what are we doing here? But like that's a banter back
55:20
and forth, like you should love that.
55:22
Like they're getting so soft where it's it's it's
55:27
embarrassing really, because you're an athlete.
55:31
Like you said, you're getting paid millions of dollars.
55:32
But is it like they always say they don't Boo anybody's that
55:36
the the 8th dude on the bench. They ain't calling him a pussy.
55:40
Like no, like take it for a grain of salt.
55:42
Like go up to him. Like I love him.
55:44
Like when Westbrook like he he did the same thing.
55:48
He ran out to a dude in the in like the, the corridor.
55:53
There's usually like avip section like sometimes when they
55:56
walk in like the, the locker room that people are standing at
56:00
and he like walked towards him like he takes it over the top
56:02
sometimes. But then I saw another one,
56:04
somebody was giving another dude name was like barking out of me.
56:07
He was like, dude, that was awesome.
56:09
Like you get in trouble. He's like they, they, they told
56:11
me to knock it off or I'm going to kick you out.
56:12
And he's like, no, that was great.
56:13
Like I just, I don't get why people get so buttered that if
56:18
it's talking about your family or whatever, that's one thing.
56:20
But if you're just getting called names or like calling you
56:24
Angel, like dude, who cares? Like make fun of him.
56:28
But like sweet hair, like nice shirt, it's too tight.
56:31
Wear. Wear an extra.
56:32
Medium. That's why I like, that's why I
56:34
have a lot of respect for Metta World Peace, because he had
56:38
things thrown at him and that's why he went after the fans.
56:41
I mean, could you imagine if, if somebody was telling Mehta all
56:44
these things, he'd just laugh at you.
56:45
He would just stare at you and laugh.
56:47
You laugh at everything that you say about it.
56:49
I seen him do it. I was there.
56:52
Thrown at me. I've had, I've had drinks thrown
56:54
on me, I've had popcorn, like I had stuff thrown.
56:57
I mean, you just turn around and laugh like the battery kind of
57:01
sucked. It didn't give me the dump.
57:02
It got me like in the back. It didn't feel great.
57:05
But I'm like whatever. Like you didn't kill me.
57:08
Like whatever. Like I don't, I don't.
57:11
Care like play around with them like have fun with it like throw
57:16
up like they're. There to watch you to make fun
57:18
of. You like, take that as a
57:20
compliment that went over like a fart in church.
57:24
All right. Last one of the night, guys, and
57:27
this is one of my favorites. Yeah, I don't think you know
57:29
where I'm going with this NCAA hoops announcer gaffe.
57:34
Not a Cafe Speedy, which I've heard you pronounce a number of
57:37
times in the first half of the Xavier, Iowa early season
57:41
matchup. On I heard about this.
57:43
It was one of the best Freudian slips in sports ever took place,
57:49
color commentator Nick Bah. He was trying to be clever
57:52
playing up on Iowa junior Alvaro Bulgarius nickname El Pulpo,
57:57
which means octopus in Spanish, and he said testicles were all
58:03
over the place on that one. El Popo may have had his
58:08
tentacles everywhere. And because he was the Horizon
58:12
Player of the Year last year for Robert Morris before
58:14
transferring to Iowa this season, he did have eight
58:18
points, eight points and three assists in the block shot in the
58:20
win. And he seems to be a pretty good
58:21
player. But Errol, I mean, I don't have
58:29
the audio. I should try to get the audio.
58:31
But it's one of the funniest things I've ever heard in my
58:33
entire life. What are you at least that is in
58:37
a college basketball game. Are there any classics that you
58:40
could think of when you? What I will say about this is if
58:47
you don't know how to pronounce something or you don't know the
58:50
background of the word in French or even Italian or Spanish,
58:56
Spanish, don't say it. I honestly think that there's a
59:01
lot of people over the years that have said stupid things on
59:04
live radio or even television that you make you make you
59:07
wonder if they're actually educated.
59:10
I'm not Gaff. I don't know him personally and
59:12
I I'm not going to take shots at what he thought the word meant
59:16
or the the word was going to mean in the argument of whatever
59:20
he was trying to get and whatever an octopus or tentacles
59:24
or whatever the hell he wants to call it.
59:27
I'm not using words that I don't understand.
59:30
I'm not trying to put myself out there where I could really make
59:35
myself look like a Jackass and, well, you look like a check,
59:40
yes. Guys, I mean, we, we, we can all
59:42
like, talk about times we put our foot in her mouth, you know,
59:44
saying things that we didn't mean to say.
59:46
Or Speedy putting something else in his mouth.
59:48
Right, Speedy. You know, Jared, I'll let you do
59:51
this one since you rewrote it down first.
59:54
What's the most famous one that you can?
59:55
Think to me it's it's the I believe it was the Reds.
1:00:00
Yeah. They're play by play answer,
1:00:03
yeah. Drops drops a slur accidentally
1:00:06
on the air, gift starts giving his long winded apology and
1:00:10
going on and on. Then just a drive in the deep
1:00:14
left field by Castellanos Phillies go up 3.
1:00:17
Nothing in the middle of myself, a man of fate and goes right
1:00:21
back to the apology, that one. Is hilarious.
1:00:26
That one was one of the funniest things and that I don't think
1:00:28
it's worth since. No, No chance.
1:00:32
No, he was suspended I think at 2022.
1:00:34
I don't think he's they, they've replaced the the TV guy over the
1:00:38
radio guy over there. I think it was after.
1:00:40
That you guys are too young to remember this, but Brent
1:00:43
Musburger, not you. Their own job of it.
1:00:46
Brent Musburger. Thank you, love.
1:00:48
With I think it was AJ. AJ Mccarran's model girlfriend,
1:00:52
yes. His girlfriend, yeah.
1:00:54
And every time they showed her on camera, he would just go, oh,
1:00:58
that is a. Beautiful.
1:00:59
His wife now. It was just like a right friend.
1:01:03
We know she is very beautiful. You guys have any?
1:01:07
Anyone. I have one right now that ended
1:01:09
somebody's career. It was Imus.
1:01:12
Imus was on live radio and he was talking about Connecticut
1:01:17
basketball and he spit out racial things that he shouldn't.
1:01:23
Was it you sure wasn't Connecticut, whatever it was?
1:01:26
Rutgers. Women's team.
1:01:27
It was one of the girl women's basketball teams.
1:01:30
He said something and he went on this just absolute.
1:01:36
Nappy headed nose, wasn't it? Yeah, yeah, he said.
1:01:39
He said some interesting stuff. And this guy I miss is one of
1:01:45
the greatest broadcasters of our time.
1:01:47
He's been. He would rest in peace, but that
1:01:50
ruined his career completely. It completely took away all the
1:01:54
respect that people had for him. And even Mike Francesco comes
1:01:58
out to this day says that Imus set his career on that
1:02:02
trajectory as one of the godfathers of sports radio.
1:02:06
If it wasn't for him, he wouldn't have his career.
1:02:09
You always go back on the time that that specific thing was
1:02:14
said on national radio and you wonder.
1:02:17
All it takes is one thing. You say that a great career
1:02:22
turns to nothing and everybody's going to remember that one
1:02:25
thing, he said. From all the great things he's
1:02:27
done in his career that changed the sports industry so I miss
1:02:31
was the one that stuck out to me the most.
1:02:33
I don't mention one more too though.
1:02:35
The sexual ones like the ones you were bringing up Fisher,
1:02:37
those are the ones that always annoyed me the most.
1:02:39
I think there was a Braves reporter that did it this year
1:02:42
that was checking out a was it a fan or was it another sideline
1:02:46
reporter? I don't.
1:02:47
Yeah, one of them that did that this year.
1:02:49
And that as far as the pronunciation itself, like it's
1:02:51
also something like as your basketball broadcaster, you're
1:02:53
like trying to, why would you want to squeeze in the word
1:02:55
tentacle when you could just say ink or 8 legs or something like.
1:02:58
That I just well. You know Errol, I try to make
1:03:04
the sports minutes very creative and I get myself tongue tied
1:03:07
sometimes as well. And Tentacles was a good
1:03:11
reference, however maybe not the best choice in that situation.
1:03:16
I just, I if I don't know what I'm speaking about, I'm just not
1:03:19
going to say it's. Also hard to say it that fast
1:03:21
and not like say it perfectly. That's the problem with sports
1:03:24
radio is there's a lot of guys in this industry not mentioning
1:03:28
any names that say things and really don't know what they're
1:03:32
saying. And then they go on these
1:03:34
tangents to try to clean up what they say.
1:03:36
And you're like, I, I don't understand what you're saying.
1:03:40
So they just dig the hole deeper and deeper and deeper.
1:03:44
Craig Carton's done it many, many times over the years.
1:03:47
That makes you wonder why he still has a job.
1:03:50
But hey, I'm not saying anything.
1:03:53
I'm not hurting anybody's feelings here because it seems
1:03:56
like every time I do, I get myself into a little bit of
1:03:59
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1:04:35
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1:04:38
in New York sports, and I say, you know what, I'm going to put
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an article together on the ownership of sports.
1:04:44
Yep. And one more to top it off, the
1:04:46
great Nico Harrison as well. And Nico Harrison that I think
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everybody will enjoy. Definitely enjoy that one for us
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so you can. Also check out my venting yes
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Brian Dabel and Joe Shane which I.
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I'm going to write an article about bold ex pitchers and don't
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be surprised if Jabba's name is being thrown out there and the
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the future of this article. So be aware of my complications
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of bold pitchers that walk away from the sport of baseball.
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So yeah, so Java might be the lead guy on this story.
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So, you know, I might attack my fellow cohost on this show.
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Anyways, yeah, that's it for the show.
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Who do we have on Wednesdays? Mary, thanks to Nathan for
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getting this guy. Former Rockies, Yankees, Pirates
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and Astros pitcher and now the head coach of the Trenton
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Thunder, Sean Chacon, will be joining us.
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Oh, Jabba's favorite. That's a good one.
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That's a that's a slam dunk. Hands free.
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You know, Jabba, you're, you're ready to go.
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You're ready to go and eat some food.
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I know you're probably ready to do something.
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He looks like he's about to meditate.
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He looks like he's about to RIP my head off my body.
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It looks frozen. I don't know.
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No, he's. Not frozen.
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You sure? Yeah.
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It looks a little frozen to me. He's sitting.
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I see him breathing, so I guess he's not.
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Anyways, that's it for a show. Ladies and gentlemen, We'll see
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you on Wednesday. Good night, it.
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