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It's morning combat back in your absolute face hole here on Monday, September 16th, 2000, and 25.

Is it 16 or 15?

It's 15 because it's my wedding anniversary today. Oh, congratulations. How many years we had here? We have been married 13 years. We've been together 16 or 17. I'll tell you what. I've known you for a lot of those years. These have been the best 13 years of your life. Hey, Brian Campbell, that's Luke Thomas. We are both relatively fresh off the bird from Las Vegas, and you better

believe today's episode of morning combat will be heavy on all things. Crawford, Canello,

notice you've got to switch those names now. Notche UFC, and we'll take your DMs. We'll pick

through my Shiat. Well, Luke, we're back. I haven't been home yet in a week, but that's part of, you know, that's part of the grind. That's the deal. Dude, I have to say this, first and foremost. They didn't get everything right this past week in this giant Netflix super fight. Terrence Crawford got it all right, but all the parties got it right for that main event on Saturday night. Being in that dome with 70,000 plus, I know it was kind of random to have half of tool come out for a drum solo, but like... Yeah, I didn't quite get that. But like, that was... The adrenaline was pumping. That was pretty damn awesome. I have to give them that moment. It all built up to that. It took a while to get there. But that main event moment, because they were in the media, not on the floor. We were way back, but we were in the stadium. And it was magical to be in there for that. I got to say, I mean, this is why I don't understand the UFC's reluctance to do stadium shows. Yeah. Because they're a challenge. No one denies that they're not a challenged and that they're different and that you wouldn't want to do them very often. But to the point you raised, BC, sometimes the big fights need the right atmosphere, especially I'll say this, because Canello's last fight was in Saudi Arabia full of 5,000 people. And it was such a letdown. This did not feel like that at all, at least by the time the main event started. So I got to say, we'll talk about the broadcast, but I am very glad they put it in Allegiant. And for the most part, it looked beautiful on Netflix. It didn't feel like a super huge fight week for most of the fight week. It did not. Until Friday. I think a lot of that is that late arriving Mexican crowd comes in. Younell, you know, you got to give Canello that credit.

I mean,

he's the superstar for a reason.

That dome was full. It wasn't all Canello fans. It was about 85%. It was, you know, you could hear the minority of Crawford fans, but like people were jazzed up to be part of this sort of cultural event. However big this fight will turn out to be ratings-wise and all that,

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