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

your welcome where we still got more fallout. The talk about Ilya inserting himself

in a possible boxing match with Terrence Crawford, that idea just hasn't gone away.

Plus, how good were the numbers for Netflix?

At least if we're comparing Canello and Crawford to, let's say, Mike Tyson and Jake Paul,

lots to get to today, guys.

Let's start right here.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Lots to get to today, guys. Let's start right here. Connor McGregor has withdrawn his pending plans to be the president of Ireland.

Well, there's one problem with that, Connor.

You were never running for president of Ireland. You did not suspend a campaign. I would love to help you with that. You don't have a campaign. You are not returning your raised fund and telling your supporters maybe next time.

There are no raised funds. There weren't any supporters. You're not coming over to take those

yard signs down. There were no signs in the yard. This wasn't real. It wasn't real.

The most real thing, which by the way, I'm open to the idea.

There's parts of me wishing that this was going to be real, but that's stages.

That's not just going on the internet and cutting a promo that cost you absolutely nothing.

That's not getting a few things memorized that are

extremely broad stroke, but you look at the camera and you show some passion and you're right.

That's not, that's not what running is. That's called a promo. That's called social media.

So the most real thing about the phony campaign was the concession. Like, this was the thing

that was actually written. When Connor was doing the rest of it, yeah, somebody fed him the lines,

but he believed him, like, there was a passion. He's a very good performer, but he wasn't performing.

Connor's serious. He's serious about loving Ireland.

...