Ooi, it's your boy, the Solomon Burke of being proven correct about body work.

Jack Slack, it's the Jack Slack podcast, and we're coming at you following UFC 323.

Left hook, right, straight left hook.

Bangers almost all the way down.

I was really pleased with this. It's so nice to be closing out the year on a really good card.

It was an interesting one because there were no heavyweights on it, and I joked about that beforehand saying,

oh, this is this has got to be good because at least I don't have to watch any heavyweights.

But there was always the chance that this went with like 12 decisions in 14 fights and then everyone be like, well, that's why

you need the heavy weights there. You need someone to gas out immediately and just lay down.

I suppose we had Terrence McKinney. No, the little men showed out for the most part.

No sense bearing in the lead. I know what you're here for. You're here for, Piotr-Yan versus Marab Dvalishvili. Now, I've been on record saying I don't enjoy

Marab Dvalishvili's fights. I think you can do that and still be appropriately impressed by him.

I thought it was insane that he was going into his fourth

title defense of the year, which would have been a record, and I think is three a record already?

But it's pretty darn unheard of. Because once you're a UFC champion, you have the most

leverage you're ever going to get, unless you get a second title, and the moment that you

lose, that goes away, and so does a lot of your money. So rightly, UFC champions don't take a lot

of risks. They will fight when they're healthy, because you spend so much time on the way up,

fighting under not ideal circumstances, now you can say,

no, actually, I'll fight when I'm ready. So to take that many title fights in one year,

to take more than one is insane. Just crazy. Now, there is going to be an element of

did cutting weight four times, did peaking four times affect him negatively? I mean, we saw

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