Everything, everything, everything going to be all right this morning.

We are off to the races, ladies and gentlemen, a little bit of a rocky start here, but we are going, man.

This guy, man, I'm so thankful for him taking the time to talk to me today.

He was one of the very first guests.

Jesse, over eight years ago, almost 10 years ago.

He was one of the first guests on it's

me speaking to you and i'm thankful for he's back today man it's been so cool watching his hard work

just pay off over the years man he is the el hefe over there at chamrock fighting championships

and he's just been crushing it jessie finney welcome back to the show how are you sir

i'm doing great thanks for having me again. I look forward to spending time with you.

Yeah, man. I appreciate you, again, taking the time. I know you're busy. So last time we chopped it up, man,

I mean, I know we don't have much time, but a good origin story, man. How did you get yourself into the game. You're not just a promoter, man, but you were once a fighter. When did the bug bite you, the MMA bug, my friend? I know we probably covered this in that

first episode, but a recap, if you don't mind. Yeah, so long story short, essentially my stepfather

was Robert Biggs, fought Bill Wallace on ABC Worlds Sports back in the 80s.

He was United States kickboxing champion for 11 years.

And then he owned a – I mean, he was a real deal back in the 80s, essentially, right?

So, I mean, he fought Giannihan's Terrio he fought uh bill wallis he fought the who's who back in

the day and essentially um you know he my mom married him i guess well i don't know if they

married they got together when i was like nine years old um so he helped raise me and make me the man that I am today.

So probably eight or nine years old.

And then I started competing in amateur boxing, amateur kick boxing at the age of nine or ten.

Absolutely loved it.

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