Well, hello, everyone. Welcome to another episode of the Wayne Inn podcast. I'm joined today by my good

friend. We've been friends for, she's been 20-something years now, I believe. 23, 24 years.

I lost track. So, and that you did. Oh, man. It's probably been a long 23, 24 years for you,

buddy, being my friend. I'd like to share all the great moments, but, you know,

we just don't have time. No, no, that's a whole separate series, but still here, buddy, still taking

your calls, still hanging out. Here we are. I get a bad rap, man. I wish people could really

understand how great I am. Go ahead. Just gas me up just a little bit before we get started. Go ahead. I can't, bro. I'm sorry. All right. That's enough. That's enough. That's enough. You're all right. That's all I'll say. Guys, he's all right. He's all right. Don't believe everything you hear. not everything but he's all right he's all right don't don't believe everything you hear not everything but he's all right

yeah you know been friends for a long time so you've dealt with you've dealt with a lot of my stuff

but even in the fight world you know not being rich rich not many people know like you were with

rumble the rock with when bj was with them and jady and those guys and

they launched that that promotion and then elite xe i believe bought them is that correct yeah there was a

deal done that brought us in to help launch uh elite xe and gave them the rights to all the footage

and yeah there was there was a deal done so they didn't

outright buy it but there was a deal at that time in place to bring us into help like we were

the first guys in there uh to help launch that that organization and then with the lead exe like

yeah sorry i didn't fully introduce you, Rich Chow,

ladies and gentlemen, and I just said Rich. That's just our relationship has been this

many years. But, no, like I said, you had so much input into the sport. You've done so much

work in terms of, you know, matchmaking for Strike Force and Elite XC and Bellator and then also

two managing athletes now is what

you do was what you're doing along with some other things and um this this whole thing with how

cbs and how um paramount has now uh taken over with the uc in terms of their tv rights

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