Yo, we're back at an instant analysis Saturday night. This is morning combat Brian Campbell

one half of your MK weekly duo or maybe three times a week or how about MK all day, nearly

every day, along with that gentleman, Luke Thomas, but no need to pimp for like source

subscriptions or merch sales here. Let's get right into it. I'm the speed of championship

about showtime championship boxing 154 pounds. We we barked a heavy one this week that

Jermel Charles versus Brian Castanio had the potential to be dramatic, exciting and

competitive at the end of the day. And look, it was all three at the end of the day. And

we're at the end of that day. And I'm tired right now, BC the BDE with the BBC, some kind

of letter combinations there. I'm tired because it's the end of the night. And I got

more baggage under my eyes than the international tournament all at JFK. Oh, but I'm tired of

what became of this main event, which was a dramatic fun, you know, you know, almost

great fight. Despite a low amount of output, it still had big moments. It was high skill.

It was a chess match. And it was one hell of a performance from Brian Castanio. And

it's not the split draw, which was the result that I'm upset about per se, although I did

score it 116, 112 for Brian Castanio, despite a charlotte winning the last three rounds on my

card, eight rounds to four overall for Castanio. I'm upset about the hashtag that's boxing

stain that we have once again on another great fight. Now, is it disappointing that you

watch a great fight and you don't get a winner? So, okay, yeah, a little bit disappointing.

If it was a good, if it was a little bit more evening competitive and it's a draw, you

can't be that angry. Now, again, I said, I'm not here to argue about the draw, meaning I

had eight to four to Castanio. I think you could even go on wider if you for Castanio, if

you had wanted to. And I'll get into those reasons why. But look, it's a close fight. A lot

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