Ooi, it's your boy.

The hardest working man in MMA, Jack Slack.

It's the Jack Slack podcast.

And we're coming at you on Monday the 21st of April.

Easter Monday.

I took three days off and I came back.

Like a certain other chap, we all know.

And it's bank holiday here, but it's not bank holiday in America.

And it's not bank holiday in MMA.

So I thought, why not put out some content?

There were some fights over the weekend that you 100% did not watch because PFL's numbers came out for their last event.

And it was something like 34,000 people on a TV network that everyone gets.

It's bad. And I really think the GFL thing has hurt them too because not only is there all this

negative press about PFL, there's really bad press about GFL and they sound almost the same,

but it's not, you know, it's not like PFL need help burying themselves.

However, like I've said before, the fights normally turn out all right.

You had a couple of good ones on that.

I'm going to highly recommend that you go and find Alfie Davis versus Clay Collard.

Spectacular knockout, which I saw in a GIF before I watched the fight, with a spinning back elbow, but where you normally throw a spinning back elbow overhead? Think of any spinning back elbow knockout you've seen in MMA. Alfie Davis throws his, he brings his elbow back to his body like he's doing a traditional martial arts pulling hand, you know, when you, whether it's Taekwondo, karate, anything like that the hikitae, they call it in karate, where you pull your elbow back alongside your body, like no one has ever thrown a back elbow. So I thought, wow, that's fortunate that Clay Collard ducked onto that end time. Watched the fight, firstly, pretty good fight, very short fight so you can watch it and, you know, so it's easy to watch, but Conard pushes him to the fence and threatens to sort of wrestle him, even though

Clay Collard pushes him to the

fence and threatens to sort of wrestle him, even though Clay Collard's a very good striker. They break from the fence. Clay Collard, level changes with a dipping jab. So he slips a jab and jabs the body. And then he throws a right hand to the body and left hook to the body. Oh, he's hunting the body marvelous brilliant work clay

collard he's full of great ideas like that and then alfie davis he read him because he went to spin

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