So, guys, Derek, more plates more at 8th.com. Today we're going to be talking about Bryce Hall and the upcoming fight with Austin McBroom.

These are two massive content creators. Austin being one of the biggest YouTube channels, I don't know, fucking ever, I guess, or at least a pretty big one.

I don't follow all of his stuff if you couldn't tell, but he has a family channel as far as I

know, which might be the biggest one on the platform, at least one of.

And Bryce Hall is also a YouTuber, but sort of rose to fame in 2020, early 2020, about

with his TikTok platform, you know, and he kind of transitioned that to boost up his YouTube subscribership.

And now he has a pretty big YouTube following too.

But in general, this fight is being viewed as YouTube versus TikTok.

And there are a lot of fights underneath their main event

that will be featuring other YouTubers

versus TikTokers, vice versa.

And it's gonna be interesting.

So the thing that I wanted to talk about though

is steroids, SARMs, PEDs, and what kind of influences

this is gonna have on the fight.

So I tried looking

and there was actually no mention of the drug test parameters being used for this

fight I don't even know if they're being deployed I don't know how stringent

they are but I imagine the fact that this is going to probably be self-funded for

the most part not an official you know i can't imagine there's going to be

very strict testing whatsoever if if it's implemented at all because even at a high level boxing

there's you know very very loose ends that have not been tied up when it comes to the drug test

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