John Jones is like, right, right, Joe. He said, John Jones is like, ooh-hoo, I got him. I got him. Fish on the line, Jill. You know when you throw it, when you cast, you just hope to catch something, a little fish. When you catch that bigmouth bass, you start celebrating. Jones probably feels right now he's got that big mouth bass.

What's happening, guys?

Welcome to another episode of Good Guy, Bad Guy.

I'm Chale, he's Daniel, and partner.

Let me start you with this.

And still, apparently doesn't necessarily mean you want.

There's another way to hold on to that belt.

Yes, yes, there is.

Chill, today's episode will, actually, I don't know how you get through Saturday night

without making a new enemy.

I remember when Alex Padeta had a hit out on you, he had a hit out on you. And now Tom Aspinall is about to

have a hit out on you too. Because Saturday night, Tom Aspinall remained the heavyweight champion,

but he got poked in the eye. Now there was no long-term damage. At least that's the initial report that we are getting Tom.

We'll then see specialists and everything when he gets back to England. But chill. On Saturday night,

you're sitting with Brendan Fitzgerald and Anthony Smith, and this is what you had to say.

Being poked in the eye is illegal, Brendan, but to fight with one eye is very common.

The opponent's trying to hit your eyes, trying to bust up and make your nosebleed. So that part of it does have question for guys like Anthony and I. We're trying to be polite. We're trying to show grace. But in all fairness, if you're the heavyweight champion of the world, you've got to fight with one eye at time. There was something about the way that the story was being told, the way that it was being held on the eye and never removed.

I mean, don't forget this cloth that he had in his eye contained an ice cube. This wasn't some kind of a magic cloth that was going to cure a cornea or something that was wrong with your eye or even take swelling away. It contained an ice cube. And I've checked out of fights before. I know what it looks like. And I knew that he was done.

He said, I got, I got poked in the eye.

I can't see. If you got poked in the eye and you're injured, we have a totally different conversation. If you get poked in the eye and you can't see generally in our sport, that's just something you've got to push through. Cheryl, you didn't pull no punches. You didn't pull no punches on what you thought about Tom Aspinall.

So now you've had pull no punches. You didn't pull no punches on what you thought about Tom

Aspinall. So now you've had a couple days to think about it. My question to you becomes

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