Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Toucher and Rich, presented Murray, and of course Ryan Johnson in studio.

And a, uh, uh, Burpere is going to be here in just a moment because there's just a, it's,

what's happening in the NFL right now is just fantastic between Aaron Rogers being an absolute dink and,

and Jimmy Garoppolo's press conference being suddenly canceled and us not knowing what the hell's going on with the Patriots. It'll be good to talk to him for a minute. But first last night I was as I was flipping, you know, between games with March Madness, because once again the unders won. Thank you to Ryan Johnston instead of he saved me from myself. I was going to go all overs, but I went all unders and ended up going, what, 10 and 6? Is that right? 10 wins, six losses? I believe that's how it was. Thank you for that sound effect. But I also went last night and flipped and watched a little bit of the Danny Boy O'Connor fight, which we had, you know, him in the studio earlier this week.

And it was his return.

If you don't know his story, you know, he had a shot at the title about four years ago,

ended up having dehydration and went to the hospital right before the fight started and couldn't do it.

And basically went away from boxing because it was so crushing. It was his shot he didn't have it so he went out to colorado and it took four years he stayed in

shape uh got mentally right and said i'm going to come back last night he absolutely effing dominated

it's it was crazy after four years being gone he just i mean from from round one i one, I think it last, I think it was a TKO.

So what happened was, I forget the name, I wish I had the card in front of me.

He split the guy's nose open so much that it just wouldn't stop bleeding.

They kept stopping the fight and trying to get his nose to stop bleeding, but it just couldn't stop because, you know, Danny kept nailing him right in the spot over and over again. And sure enough, it was a fairly quick, painless fight. It seemed like for Danny by the time he was done and was speaking. It looked like he was on scratch. He said, you know, I was one of the best when I left. I won another shot. And, you know, it was good that it happened here. But there was a dude who was from, I think he was from Weymouth, who fought a couple

rounds before him.

And I want to get his name.

He's like 6-3.

Was it Louis Garcia?

No, no, no, no. No. he looks, I mean, dude, he, he, he, he, he, he, is, you know, red hair and just, you know, as, as, as, as, as, as, as pasty as the day is long.

He got in there and I guess you showed up to his way in in the Borat uniform, like the

man, the mankini thing.

So he's standing there next to this guy who's taking it really seriously, you know,

who's like who's challenging and he's got the big Borat deal on.

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