What's happening guys? Happy Wednesday and thank you for joining another special episode

of your welcome. I hope you all had a great weekend. I hope you got to watch a little

bit of Olympics. I know I did and I'll tell you a story about that later on. But coming

up on today's show, Francis and Gano is fired up. I might have to stop defending Conor

McGregor and we've got a title fight buff. All that later, but first, let's begin

with an incredible fight that we saw go down on Saturday night.

Okay, Dillesha sandhaggit. Look, where do you want to sit on this guys? You can either

be of the school of mind that TJ spent some time in the principal's office and therefore

you want to hold him back or you can look at he served his time and now he gets a fresh

heart. I'm not going to guide you, right? I said that same principal's office. So do I

come to you bias? I don't think so. I don't think that I do that. I think if a guy gets

a new start, he gets a new start. I only say that because what a war. I mean, this was

an epic battle. This is what this is what careers are made of is matches like this. And there's

no way to tell this story without being critical of sandhaggit, which is the last thing

I intend to do truly. But to look at that fight and watch where sandhaggit gave rounds

away. And there's a piece of the psychology that will happen to you. If you ever end up

in battles like that in any game that you guys played, you'll know this is true to some

extent. You will have been through it where you decide I've done enough in this round.

Now I just have to run out the clock. Even if things go his way, even if I don't offer

the same resistance as I generally would, I've done enough. And it was a bad calculation.

It wasn't true. TJ was doing the exact opposite math, which is I haven't done enough in

this round. But there's still time left. I've got to go out. I got to get him down and

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