What's happening, guys? Happy Tuesday. And thank you for joining. Another special episode of

your welcome. I just got back from Arizona. I was at the Real American Freestyle Event.

All hell broke loose between Giorgio, take me down win a thousand dollars, and Armand Syruccian, the UFC

number one contender.

They were scheduled to wrestle, which they did.

There was then some extracurricular, which I'm going to tell you all about because I happen

to have a front row seat.

Guys, I had a front row seat. Guys, I had a front row seat to the Armand-sur-Rukian Georgio Brawl.

Here's what I saw.

All right, now I feel like 10 seconds into this match.

And by 10 seconds, I'm attempting to illustrate for you, not the

actual time, but it felt like it was right away. It felt like the match started and all of a

sudden, Georgio slaps Armin, Armin gives him a receipt, which is to slap him back.

Now, there is a rule in wrestling, a code, a policy, if you will. It's largely

used in the training room, but if a guy does something to you, you do it back to him as hard or

harder, and you do it immediately. So if a guy smacks you just, for example, you don't wait two

minutes and then get a back. You got to do it right away. And it's the way of calming him down. Why it sounds like it's going to escalate things.

It actually has the opposite effect. It calms the guy down. Whoa, hey, one got away from me there.

All right, you got to, I get it. And it works about every time. So it kind of looked to me as it

was one of these situations, but the

referee got involved. And at this point, Georgia was telling the referee, hey, that's illegal,

disqualify him. He just hit me. This is not a fight. He hit me. I'm not going to wrestle him.

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