You're listening to the Co-Main Event Podcast, and now your hosts, Ben Folks and Chad Dennis.

That's right. You're listening to another episode of the co-main event mixed martial arts podcast.

I'm your co-host, Chad Dundas from BleacherReport.com, and joining us, as always, from USA Today and

MMAJunkey.com, it's your friend and mine, Ben, Fulks. Ben, uh, no UFC event this weekend.

Oh, thank God. What are you going to do, man?

I don't know. Do with yourself? You know, I think that, uh, I might try reading a book.

I've heard, it's been a while since I've done that. I've heard that that can be pleasurable.

Uh, who knows? Who knows what I'll do? Maybe I'll actually leave the house on a Saturday night for a change just to see what the outside world is like. For all I know, people do awesome stuff every single Saturday night, and I don't even get to see it. Yeah, that'd be weird to go out and find out what was going on out there. You know what book I've heard is really good is Matt Hughes autobiography. Oh, God. Don't, don't you start with me. No, you send it to me on the internet this week, on the email.

How did I?

I had never seen this before.

I saw it on Twitter or somebody had mentioned that, like, in 2010, Sean McCorkel, big sexy.

He did like a chapter by chapter summary of Matt Hughes's book on the U.G.

And it is amazing.

Warning to the listeners out there, your opinion of Matt Hughes will likely not improve as a result of reading Sean McCorkel's chapter-by-chapter summary.

Definitely the best thing Sean McCorkel has ever done.

And I feel like we need to give him his proppers for it because Sir Nigel Longstock

seems to like to make Sean McCorkel one of his whipping boys on Master Tweet Theater.

Yeah, he's been put on some sort of master tweet theater, no fly list, I think.

But this, I mean, this is deserving of recognition.

Even if it comes a few years too late, Sean McCorkel perhaps not appreciated in his own time.

But if you haven't read it, go on the U.G.

and look for that.

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