What's happening guys? Happy Friday! And thank you for joining another special episode

of your welcome. Coming up on today's show. Our old friend Luke Rockold appears to be back.

But where's it going to land? I'm going to speculate on that later plus. I'm going to

get into how I feel about slap fighting and I'm also going to tell you what coach Kavanaugh

said about his pupil, Connor McGregor. Before we get to all of that, I want to play something

for you. It's a video of a new light heavyweight champion, Jamal Hill, responding to Yuri

Prohaska. Let's take a listen. Where you at though? Where you at though? By the way, that's

what she said. That's what she said! Alright, you guys know what that was, that was Jamal

Hill. That was Jamal Hill right there. Now he was in response to Prohaska. I thought Prohaska

did a great job. But to take you back to what this is, minutes, 15 and hour, five hours,

not long after Jamal became World Champion Prohaska, made a video and it was as simple as

taking his iPhone, holding it up, but he's outside. There's snow everywhere. He's got

a t-shirt on him. Just right there you've got my interest. Something's happening. He's

not in Mittens and has a scarf like you would think. There's a guy outside wearing a t-shirt

and a snow. You have my attention. And he simply says, I'm coming for you. And as he says

it, right, a director from Hollywood, Connor, to got this lucky, as he's telling him I'm

coming for you, snow is coming down and catches on the light hair of his beard. It was just

a great shot. As simple as it was, it was a great shot coming for you. We all get that.

And there was also at least for me, something interesting about the champion who never

lost, putting himself in the position of the hungry contender. That was not a position

that Yuri Prohaska had to do. And the Yuri Prohaska, I mean, this one really is interesting,

guys. Somebody owes an explanation here and it could just be as simple as human air.

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