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

and now your hosts, Ben Fulks and 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 Fulks. We're both longtime MMA journalists and for almost the last 12 years.

We've been meeting here every week to break down all the action in the wild, weird, and occasionally wonderful world of mixed

martial arts.

Then we're coming down off that UFC 299 hangover.

We had a fight night over the weekend from the apex.

Marcine Tibera defeats Taito Ivasa via technical submission in the first round of their

heavyweight main event. In fact, did you notice

that now it just sounds like we're saying Martin? It just sounds like we're saying Martin,

Taibura, to which I say, man, have we always been saying that? Or did we switch it up again?

Are we switching up every name in the UFC multiple times over guys' careers seemingly just so I don't know how the

fuck to say it.

Listen, it's not all about you.

Maybe that's the first thing you need to understand.

It is.

It also seems, though, that, like, now it was Marcine-Tibura, right?

But, like, now- That's what I thought.

The C has taken on, like, kind of a C-H kind of thing going on.

I mean, don't get dug in on anything when it comes to pronunciations, especially my word of

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