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

your welcome. Well, I just got back from Real American Freestyle, and I have a question for you.

Did Armand Sarukian mean to throw your riah Faber off the stage? Look, I get that he did it.

I'm asking intent-wise. Did he try to push him off the stage. Look, I get that he did it. I'm asking intent-wise,

did he try to push him off the stage? Or is he pushing him and he just happened to go off

the stage? We got a lot to get to today, guys, but I think we should start right here.

Did Armand Sarukian mean to throw Uriah Faber off the stage? Well, I asked him that. I asked him that exact thing. Was this an accident? Is that possible?

It looked as though Armin pushed Uriah off the stage.

Armin was in control of Uriah, right, in terms of he had control of his body, he had one

leg in the air.

So now the attachment of Surukian to Uriah is caused by Sirukian, who has caused that attachment,

and by the way, has two feet on the ground while Uriah now has one foot on the ground.

I think I've established that Suruki is in charge.

Sarukin begins to drive favor.

They go out of bounds.

And Sarukin continues to drive favor, of which ultimately they go off the stage.

So would it even be possible, would it even realistically be possible that he did not throw him off the stage. So would it even be possible, would it even realistically be possible that

he did not throw him off the stage? Sure, yeah. Yes. If you're pushing a guy out of bounds and

you've only got so much real estate, right? You give a great big effort and you start pushing a guy

out of bounds. Even if you try to slow him down now because you're attached.

Like if Uriot didn't slow down and Uriah started to fall, it was his body motion.

Because they are now connected, it's going to pull Sarukian with him.

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