All right, let us welcome back. Jorge Gamebred mobs it all to the channel. Yes, his

fighting career may be over, but his promoter hat is back on. It continues to stay on game

bread bare knuckle coming up Cinco de Mayo, FLA live arena. Look at that meal, the home

of the Florida Panthers. It's a bare knuckle MMA event. First sanctioned event like this

ever in Florida, I believe, and it will feature the return to combat action of one big country

Roy Nelson against Dylan Kleckler in the main event. Jorge, how are you, sir?

I'm doing amazing, my brother. Doing so good. Doing what I love to do. I can't fight

even on national team anymore, but doing what I love doing the way it's promoted fights,

being in combat world, being in the fight world. Every just a quick and great, magnificent

card from top to bottom, season veterans against up and coming undefeated prospects bare

knuckle. It's just, you know, as everybody knows, we think it goes off the finish rate

goes up the roof. I just, I can't wait, man. We're kind of sports enemies right now, Jorge.

I hope this isn't in the interview abruptly. I'm a Boston guy born and raised, spent nearly

four decades in Massachusetts. And I have to say, as we record, I'm really enjoying this

Bruins Panther series. I don't know about you. That was, that was, wow. I was there live

at the last game on Sunday. Well, that was a pretty good game. I mean, we got, we got,

you know, beat out pretty good, but, you know, it was a good day. And there was a good,

some good broads in the two. It was a true team on team, broads, like, four and four,

five and five was crazy. And I thought the whole freaking team was going to get out there

at one point. You know, it got pretty nice. I love playoff hockey. Panthers are a good team.

They're pushing the B's out there. They're trying to out Bruins, the Bruins and Kitchuck is a

pain in the tookus, but a very good player. But we're not here to talk about that. First off,

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