It's less likely than James Tony taking someone down.

More improbable than the UFC coming back to your town.

But Chad, Chad, and Ben are the co-main event, Mixed Martial Arts Podcast Ben, we are a little bit less than one month away from Bellator 120, from the beautiful Landers Center in South Haven,

Mississippi.

The first pay-per-view card for the Bellator MMA promotion.

I thought it was in Memphis.

I think it's outside of Memphis.

Outside of Memphis in another state?

You'd have to call up the, uh, the, the, the Google Maps there to, to check the,

uh, to check the geography. I'm looking at a thing that says May 17th at the Landers Center.

Uh, you might, you want to sleuth that out if you, if you want to over there.

All right. Let's, let's get on, let's get on the Google Maps and figure out where the hell South Haven, Mississippi is.

I feel like we had a situation here, though, Ben, where a couple of weeks ago on the podcast, we had some fairly nice things to say about Bellator.

We had both watched the event from start to finish and came away with some positive positive feelings about what they had going on there and then in true

bellator fashion they dropped this bomb on us shortly thereafter rumors began to swirl

and in this past week we had it officially confirmed one of attractions, and I'm putting that in quotes,

on this Bellator pay-per-view card that we're going to get at light heavyweight will be

Bellator middleweight champion Alexander Schlamenco taking on the Huntington Beach bad boy Tito Ortiz.

I guess my first question for you is, why didn't Bellator learn its lesson the first time about putting Tito Ortiz. I guess my first question for you is, why didn't Bellator learn its lesson the first time

about putting Tito Ortiz on one of its pay-per-view cards?

Well, at least now he's in the sort of fight where something happens, say, with his pile

of trash neck or something, or, you know, he gets a dang fever or something and has to pull out.

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