Which is the, possibly the funniest name.

I know we just got fired, but I'm not trying to go before the five months is over,

you.

I promise you I did not say the F word.

I promised you I did not say the F word.

What's happening, guys?

Welcome to another episode of Good Guy, Bad Guy, Daniel.

I come to you with breaking news.

John Jones just signed a signature handcuff collection deal.

This is big stuff.

This is flying off the shelf.

You're going to want to get yourself a pair.

You're lying.

You're lying.

I'm depressed, D.C. Yes, I'm lying. Bad guys lie, and I don't come to you in the greatest of spirits if we're just putting everything on the table. How are you today, though? I'm good, man. You know, hey, listen, we work for people, right? When you work for people, you just kind of got to flow with the news. And obviously, it's a massive day for the UFC. A tremendous deal. Sad because we know so many

and love so many at ESPN, but I mean, chill, we had to move on from Fox to ESPN and now it'll

be this to Paramount. But at the end of the day, you and I have the opportunity to do this show

for the next five months, continue to do good guy, bad guy, and also continue to talk fights. And last week in CHLP, we had some fights, my brother. When I tell you, I go to the Apex, and every time the show starts, I'm like, I love the apex. And people are like, dude, why?

You get to call fights in arenas full of people. And that's awesome. But dude, at the apex, it's that intimate setting. And in most cases, the fights are crazy because you have a very clear favorite

and then you have a person that's maybe not as good.

Elijah Smith fought.

And in his UFC debut, he's a super highly-tiled prospect.

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