Ooi, it's your boy, the Ludovic Klein of talking about the UFC's sharp decline.

Jack Slack, it's the Jack Slack podcast, and we're coming at you following a weekend at Chocca Block with fights.

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to watch basically anything except the UFC.

I know that there was a K-1 on. I haven't watched that yet.

There was a Risen on which I tried to watch, but the geniuses at Risen made it free for the day when I didn't watch it. And then I went to my Risen account to watch the event in the aftermath, and they hadn't uploaded it yet. There was a one championship event which I can't work out how to watch for free. Used to be you just pretend you're from Thailand. I'm not giving one championship my bank details because they're

getting that desperate. They might just sell them. Oh and there was PFL where my boy, Stevie

Ray, hit the second ever Scottish twister or the second hit of his career, which is basically

getting a body triangle from the back and then pulling on their head as they try to turn to face you. But it's very cool watching it happen. Someone did it in Risen as well a while ago. And I think that was his retirement fight too. So shout out to the legend, Stevie Ray. The less appreciated member of Harlem Heat. But the UFC's Paris card was, I would describe it as solid. It was solid.

There were people shitting on it and I thought, ah, it's a bit harsh. There were people saying it was

great and I'd go, it's a bit strong. But I think it was, it was hurt by some bad judging

and it was elevated at the end by an absolutely dominating performance from Anato Moikano.

Benoit Sandini gave Dustin Pori a hell, and he fell apart because of the obvious flaws that exist in his game that we can all see.

He gets hit all the time walking forward.

He really has a very limited bag of tools on the feet, and he spends a ton of energy because he's such a

strength-oriented grappler, because he's still very rough around the edges. He's only been doing

this for like five, six years. But Dustin still had to weather the storm. He had to stand there on the fence

taking a shalacking and trying to clip off little counterpunches in the middle of it.

And Atomuikano basically didn't get touched with any sort of severity. He got, he might have got

clipped a couple of times along the fence in the second round, but at no point was he in danger.

The first round was absolute domination. The second round, he genuinely,

the second round he actually didn't really do as much and it wasn't really that impressive,

but the damage had already been done so severely in the first round. The Benoit Sandinese

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