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All right, hello and welcome back to my mom's basement, ladies and gentlemen.

I am thrilled to have our next

guest on ahead of UFC 300. She is an absolute pioneer in the MMA space. She is a

vital part of the UFC broadcast and she is the one responsible for telling all of the Of course. I've been doing a lot of my MMA content on spinning backfists, but UFC 300 feels so big

that I feel like my mom's basement needs a little

mMA presence and I feel like this is perfect because we'll talk a little

mMA, we'll talk a little pop culture at the end, we'll mix it up.

This is right up my alley, I'm so excited.

Is this week way crazier for you than usual. It feels like it probably should be

with the amount of star power on the card.

You know what's funny is John Anick and

Daniel Kormey and I just got done with fighter meetings

and we were kind of talking about

how it's not nearly as crazy as we expected.

The things that are crazy are like wrangling all the fighters for the different things that

they have to do, you know, for our broadcast meetings, that kind of stuff.

But in terms of our actual responsibilities, there's a tiny bit more, but it's not that much. And because the card is full of so many veterans, like you said, there's so much star power, these are athletes that we've watched

compete time and time again. It also isn't like you know it's it's a whole card of

newcomers as well. So it's not nearly as heavy lifting right now,

knock on wood as we thought it might be. That's good. That's good. Thank God. Yeah.

So I looked back. This is UFC 300. This is a historic event. UFC 166 though was your first event

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