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you Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to another edition of Heavy Hands.

I'm Connery Bush.

That's Phil McKenzie.

Hello.

And fresh on the heels of UFC 300, we have perhaps the biggest thing in the history of MMA to discuss.

We are very, very excited.

I mean, it's a moment like this, certainly, I think that we've all been waiting for.

Certainly, since the start of 2024, if not, you know, long before that.

That's right, Phil. I'm talking about the guy who's been commenting on all of our YouTube videos has finally hit 100. Wow. Yeah.

Historic. I know. The listeners are rejoicing. Everybody's excited and I sort of promised this guy that he would be on the show if he hit 100. And I just kind of thought he would be dead before he got there, to be honest. I just kind of thought he'd die first. But even if he has, someone else has taken over his account.

And so I guess we have to make that happen sometime in the near future.

Sometime in the next nine years.

We'll be sure to make that happen.

Wait.

But of course, what I'm really talking about is UFC 300.

And even more specifically than that, Max Holloway versus Justin Gachie more successful than the last attempt at lightweight for old Max.

And ending in what may be like the most iconic moment we've ever seen in the cage.

Not just an incredible K.O. Not just like an astounding buzzer beater, but like one of the most Max Holloway things that could have possibly happened to end this fight in an otherwise very successful performance against Justin Gachie.

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