What's happening, guys? Happy Tuesday. And thank you for joining another special episode. If you're

welcome, I hope you guys had a great weekend. Coming up on today's podcast, Joe Rogan has called

Francis Ngano the scariest heavyweight ever. Do I agree? Plus, Max

Kellerman is getting hate mail. For what he said about Crawford versus Canello and Tom

Aspinall has a bit of a problem. I'll get to all of that later, but let's start here.

Tom Aspinall would like to stay busy.

It's his only request.

He's already laying the groundwork for that through the media.

He's saying, listen, after my surreal fight, what I want is to fight again.

And I like this concept.

Because the concept doesn't change, right?

So many guys will give an interviewer, they'll make a request, they'll make a demand, they'll build something, but that's something greatly hedges on the outcome of their next match, of which they can't control.

Now, I don't blame a guy for doing that.

I'm just sharing for you.

I like it.

It's an added feature when the guy's request

does not hedge on the outcome. If he wins, it doesn't take away the storylines that he's built.

If he loses, it doesn't take away the storylines that he's built. Win or lose, Tom is asking for a

fast return. I like that. And I think it's important when our

champions make those requests that we do our best to fulfill those requests, because those are the

guys that are setting the correct example. They should not be holding a locker room up. You should not be holding a locker room up.

You should not be holding a locker room up just to have a championship or one that you can

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