Ooy, it's your boy, the Sean Strickland of closing my eyes mid-exchange, so I can't see my kickland.

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

Real Apex Era card, but I mean, this is the crazy thing. This was apex card on the road.

They're now taking those dreadful apex cards to arenas and trying to sell people tickets to them.

And weirdly, people are still buying them.

They just announced in the year where none of the male champions are booked for a title fight by March,

the UFC made a big announcement that they're going to Canada,

they're going to try and fill an arena,

the main event is Gilbert Burns on a four-fight losing streak.

This sport has never been more cooked.

And the really sad thing is that it's going to take a long time

for this to trickle through into the bottom line. I mean, sad thing is that it's going to take a long time for this to trickle

through into the bottom line. I mean, with WWE, it never happened. Their product just got worse

and worse, fewer and fewer people watched it, and they somehow made more and more money from

contracts with the television companies. We won't go along today because there's not an awful lot to talk

about, but there

are a couple of cool things in here. Got to give our props to Sean Strickland for his fight with

Anthony Hernandez. I made a Faustian bargain last week or the week before when I made that

video and I titled it Rise and Fall of Sean Strickland because I thought, I'll put that on the

thumbnail. 10,000 angry idiots will jump in and a few of them will see the video and they'll see that

I'm doing an 11 minute analysis of the stuff that makes Sean Strickland style unique and the

ways that it's been exploited in the ways that it hasn't.

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