This is the Dan Levitar show with the Stucats podcast.

What happened to Erie?

What happened to Yeri, Dan?

He tried to play with his food and got knocked the F out.

That guy lost?

Yeah.

The one that was here?

The one that was here got knocked out.

How about his explanation after the height of what happened? Poor explanation. He basically said I was showing him mercy. Nobody, you weren't showing him mercy. So for those uninitiated that didn't watch the fights, they were great. Carlos Oldberg was from New Zealand fighting Uri for the vacant title for the lightweight championship, right? So he's going, he's fighting, Uri's chopping at his front leg. In one of those, his back leg buckles. So you see something happen where all of a sudden it's like, he's on one leg. So Uri's chopping at his front leg. It was very clear that he couldn't use his leg anymore. Not knowing that his back leg was the one that was hurt. There was a torn ACL there, correct?

That was his ACL that was torn, right? Because in one of those shots that he took on the front leg, it buckled his back leg towards his ACL. So he's pushed his back against the cage, right? And he's like, I've got nowhere to go. He's chopping on my front leg. My back leg is totally done. And he was taunted him throughout the round. 100%. Like basically like waiting for hands down and everything just like, all right, I'm going to finish you here.

Carlos Oldberg leans back, throws a puncher's chance, and absolutely clocks Yuri, knocks him down, with the torn ACL and all, runs up on him, starts beating his head off the canvas, and they called the fight. And it was over. He was two minutes away, Dan, from the corner calling the fight because

he couldn't walk anymore. It was a shocking finish. So let me ask you guys this question

seriously before I move on to other subject matter. Anywhere in there, anywhere in there,

as people are celebrating Trump as Iran talks fall apart and he's telling Dana

White, hey, put Derek on the card.

Loves Derek Lewis, by the way.

And Dana White just makes a phone call and then makes Freedom 250 is going to be on the White

House lawn.

The whole thing's grotesque.

I mean, it's the carnival, it's the circus, and it's come to

mainstream, and it's fun and crazy and interesting. The fights are interesting. What about the other

stuff? What do you guys do with the other stuff? Like, there isn't another sport where somebody,

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