And we're live. So literally this morning I had this thought. I thought about it a bit yesterday and this morning I thought of it. I was like why don't just do it? I said I need to do like some sort of an MMA recap show because there's always so much

shit that's happening that I miss a lot of it I don't get a chance to talk to a

lot of it I love

I'm doing it with Brendan. He's my favorite because we get so silly and because he loves

MMA as much as I do.

You know, I could talk to him forever about it.

So I'm sure I'll do some of those definitely in the future with him.

He's really good at breaking down fights too man. He has a he's got a skeptical eye for things and he has a great

obviously he was a high-level professional heavyweight fighter, but he also has a real good

understanding of where someone is at various stages of their career.

I think that's big because fighters have like these peaks and valleys and you never

know where they're at you know like fighting is a hard hard business and the idea

that you could stay in like a super high level for a long period of time. That just doesn't seem to be the case. It seems like everybody's body starts giving out after a certain period of time, after a certain amount of time,

cage fighting, your body's just given out.

Unless you're a guy like GSP that takes all this time off,

which I think was brilliant now in in retrospect he knew what we

all didn't know he really was in fucking amazing shape he really was fighting I

don't say amazing cardio shape because that's one legit criticism that Brendan had

is that he looked like he was getting tired and it was pretty early in the fight.

The guy was off for four years and he's stepping right in fighting Bisbeng who's the middle way champion that is not easy that's very hard

Bisbing keeps a fast pace he's got amazing cardio he's tough as shit like there was a

tall order like to see him come back like that, but he, I think he recognized that the grind was too heavy on him, but he wasn't done yet.

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