You're listening to the Co-Main Event Podcast.

And now your host, Ben Folks and Chad Dundas.

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You're listening to another episode of the Co-Main Event Mixed Martial Arts Podcast. I'm Chad Dundas. That's right. You're listening to another episode of the co-main event mixed martial arts podcast.

I'm Chad Dundas. That's Ben Folks. We meet here every single week to chop up all the prominent, newsworthy, and hilarious happenings in the world of mixed martial arts.

Ben, how you doing this week?

I'm doing all right. We're over here in peak

Montana summer, Chad. Yeah. And I got to tell you, when I can roll out of a UFC fight night

event at about 915 in the one true time zone after the main event wraps up, get to bed at a decent

hour, spring out of bed, just ready to greet

the new day, I feel pretty good. I feel like maybe these eight fight cards is something we

should have been doing a long time ago. See, a lot of people might not know this if they don't live,

you know, in our general latitude. But 9.15 and night, it's still basically daytime.

Yeah.

During the summer.

You could take a walk, uh, paint a house, go outside, be fixing on your car,

you know, almost anything at 915.

So yeah, it's almost like the UFC, uh, ended up early, let you go on with your day,

let you get some more stuff in.

I kind of was having flashbacks to like 2003, 2004 era UFC.

Remember those days?

Like back when, you know, you might wait a couple months for a pay-per-view card and then it might

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