Ooi, it's your boy, the Dominic Reyes, of testing well with the women and the gayers.

Jack Slack, it's the Jack Slack podcast, and we're coming at you following UFC 327.

Hopefully things are getting better here.

And they sort of did.

It was a weird one.

There was a lot of strange stuff happening on the card, but not bad strange.

Often when I wake up on Sunday morning and I see people saying, what a weird card, I tune in and there's like four eye pokes, two disqualifications, two no contest.

Just shit like that. This one was weird, but at least, you know, legitimate results, fun fights,

except for the aforementioned Dominic Reyes, and yeah, plenty of stuff to talk about.

The Jack Slack curse struck again, or the filthy casuals curse, I did a video on Yuri Bricchaska

last week and Yuri Breschca came out and lost by knockout.

He almost didn't, and he probably shouldn't have.

It was an all-timer on the brain fart index.

I'll give you the rundown of what happened in brief,

and then we'll talk about the details,

because I don't think this was like a...

I think Yuri was in for a hard fight either way, but Yerip Chaska and Carlos Alberg come out

Carlos Alberg turns his right leg his back leg while throwing a punch or blocking a punch

or something like that but it was unrelated to what he was doing something went sideways in his

knee and popped and he immediately does that. The one that Carlos Condit did against Tyrone Woodley, and you've seen it a few times where a guy goes, ah, my knee, and then as they're falling, they go, oh, that's hurting my knee more. And they, like, spin around in the midair. And then he got up, and every exchange or every second exchange, he would throw a punch and turn his knee

again in the order, like his knee would lose stability in the process. Yeri's kicking his leg,

the other leg, because obviously his back leg's harder to access.

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