What's happening, guys? Happy Tuesday! And thank you for joining. Another special episode of your welcome.

You know, there's a lot going on right now at the heavyweight division. John Jones has spoken up.

I can feel, I can feel that John is right on the verge of saying, put me in. But he hasn't gone that far.

And if we were to put him in, who would we see him fight? We understand it's likely to be

Aspinall. We understand that Cyril Gone has a belt, but that match has already happened.

And we also understand that Alex Piera could be

big, but isn't for a championship and doesn't seem like he would get matched up with John. We're

going to discuss that. Plus, Mayweather is broke. I told you guys that a few years ago. I don't revel in

that. It's just the economics of boxing are not what anybody has ever claimed.

As a matter of fact, let's start right here.

Floyd's broke.

Told you so.

I don't get any level of pleasure from this, by the way,

but the economics of boxing are fascinating. And the four to five men on earth that

understand the economics of boxing, I would be interested in talking to. I've never got it.

I've never fully understood it.

Now, you had boxers always going back in time, always going back in time with the same

story, which is my manager stole my money.

And I believe what that looked like is that the manager would work with the promoter

and when the deal got done

the deal would be signed between that

management company and the promoter.

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