Today's guest is undefeated in the MMA fighting. He is a one of a kind type of sensation.

He's here with his coach Tim Welch, who you'll also hear on the mic in the back.

It's exciting to sit down with him. The sugar show himself, Mr. Sean O'Malley.

He's been in tell you about story.

Sean O'Malley, and I will find a strong one. I will stay there just for you.

Yeah, but it started for us as having a, you know, I was a big Dustin Poirier fan. I still

am a big Dustin Poirier fan. And so he, like, he was like the first, like, dream gas that we ever had.

I was like, dude, what if we could get Dustin Poirier on? And like, so then eventually he came in.

And so then that's how I slowly even started getting into UFC. And then Rogan knew I was a fan.

And so he took me to when Dustin and Max Holloway fought. That fight was sick.

That was a cool thing. You're there live. Yeah, bro. That was your first one.

I've ever been to. Yeah. Who's the Coleman? Do you remember?

Uh, Israel and Gastelum.

Oh, which was cool, right? That might be one of the sickest fights ever.

But Dustin versus Max might be up there too. Oh, it was crazy man. And I was like, bro, I don't even,

like, I don't even know what happened to me. I turn like something came out of me.

I think this inner part of me that always had been like afraid to fight just came out of me as

like a fan. And so then slowly I've like really started to get into the sport more, you know,

so fucking crazy sport. Dude, I used to be afraid to watch it. Dude, I literally told on my dad

because my mom was watching or my, I told on my dad, told my mom because my dad was watching.

I was probably 13, 14. I like it was a bad thing. I'm like, I thought it was fucked up.

Yeah. How do they take those shots to the rib? You're like, mom, dads, look what dad's doing.

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