And boom. What's up man? How are you? Good. Thanks for doing this. Thank you for having me. I was so impressed with your performance from that past you. seen that I had to I had to talk to you I was like that was what I've seen guys make like you were always a very dangerous striker from obviously from the go-con sake fight every got everybody got to see that but to see how

fluid you were against a beast like Eric Anders I mean Eric Anders is a scary cat

yeah he's he's coming for blood right and you were so fast man. It was crazy to watch. It's really interesting. Thank you

What if you had to give yourself a percentage leap that you've gone up

Over the last year? What do you think it would be? Compared to like who you

were before that? Not that high of a leap. I mean that I like that performance for

me was like I feel good about it but that was only four

months so I'm like I know that there's so much more for me to gain that's what I'm like yeah

I got to go back so the leap not not too much because I know

there's still a lot more to go a lot more yeah wow so you've decided so for people

don't understand what we're talking about you went to Thailand you

spent four months down in Thailand and you dude you were fighting like a tie box

it was crazy like Martel agrata who works in the production truck he's a guy who picks out the instant replays.

He and I talk back and forth sometimes while the fight's going on.

And Mark, you know, with his heavy Boston accent, like, dude, classic tie. He's classic Thai stance.

And he would just still light on that front leg.

Dude, that inside leg kick was so ferocious.

It was fun to watch, man.

So it's just, usually wherever I go I've always been good at just like

kind of absorbing the culture I'm a guy like I can go into a room full of people

and I can just kind of pick up what the

energy is like and that's another reason why I wanted to go to Thailand.

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