What is up, ladies and gentlemen, greetings and salutations.

Jeffrey Wilson right here riding shotgun with my partner in crime, UFC Hall of Famer, Destroyer of World Slayer of Dragons, Pat Militich. And today, man, we have an awesome, awesome guest, former light heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz that goes right in the vein of everything, combat. We're going to talk about his life, his career. Ladies and gentlemen, if you haven't missed some of the archived episodes, we have had on Ben Ascran, former heavyweight champion, George Foreman, Bruce Buffer, Dan Gable, Eric Bischoff, and today, like I said, no shortage of stories from this man talking about his tough life because everything in, well, what is it? Everything in life is a fight. That's where we're talking about. But we're going to be back in two minutes, ladies and gentlemen, with Tito Ortiz, but we've got to pay a couple bills real quick. See you in just about two minutes.

What is crack and gritty? is a fight. That's where we're talking about. But we're going to be back in two minutes, ladies and gentlemen, with Tito Ortiz, but we've got to pay a couple bills real quick.

See in just about two minutes.

What is cracking gritty and salutations, ladies and gentlemen? We are back. Jeffrey Wilson Ryan's shotgun with Pad Millich, the champion among champions. What's up, brother? I tell you what's up. It's very cold. The Arctic Blast is taking hold of the Quad Cities, the Upper Midwest.

It's going to be, what, 26 below zero tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. 55 below with windchill factor. We better warm things up right now. What'd they say if you're outside for what? Four seconds? What is it? Four minutes. Four minutes. Still, that's rough, man. Four minutes goes fast. So ladies gentlemen, definitely bundle up. David Goggins, the former seal, would be out there running in a t-shirt and shorts.

Well, that's what your silly self said when we came into the station. You're going to go out and try to run tomorrow. I'm like, dude, I know. I'm going to do it. I think I'm going to do it. Okay. Well, you know, remember Pat's famous last words, ladies and gentlemen. But yeah, we're going to get Tito on the horn.

Tito Ortiz, former UFC lightweight champion,

light heavyweight champion.

Man, it's awesome doing show prep, man.

I mean, I've been following Tito forever, as you've known Tito forever. But very, very interesting story. Let's wait until we get the Huntington Beach, Bad Boy on the phone. Hello. Tito, what's up, my man? How are you doing, my man? I am good, man.

Thank you so very much for the time.

You are on the horn with myself and UFC. All the Fame or Pat Millington. How you doing, Tito? Great, Pat. How you doing, buddy? I'm doing all right. So are you still out in California? Yeah, I'm going to Beach. You just won't leave there, will you? It's like me and Bettner of Iowa, buddy.

Oh, man.

I love in the harbor.

I got a food behind my house.

I ain't going anywhere.

My whole life,

I don't know. You just won't leave there, will you? It's like me in Bentner, Iowa, buddy. Oh, man, I love in the harbor.

I got a phone from home of my house.

I ain't going anywhere. My whole life I've got to this area. The home I'm in, I'm in a council. Kings living great. I'm happy. I get it. I get it. Yeah, I saw you on some show prep doing some, what was it, some leopard shark fishing, like some awesome fishing off on your boat there off the...

Yeah, it's actually just, the harbor right here in the harbor I live. They don't bite people, but they don't attack or anything like that. They're bottom feeders, but they're, you know, exciting to catch to get from, you run from a foot to six feet, so. Yeah, that'd be fun reeling in a six-footer.

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