I'm relentless can you feel this I'm going all in it's time to cash in one moment in time

let's get at this be tremendous relentless I'm relentless Be tremendous. Relentless.

I'm relentless.

Here we go.

This Here we go. This is the Skip Baylor show, episode 17 in honor of the great dandy Don Meredith of Dallas Cowboy and Monday Night Football

Lore. This as always is the un-un-disputed. This is always is the un-undisputed. This is everything I cannot share in two and a half

hours of live TV debate show, undisputed. This is going to be a little different today because I'm

about to go deeper than the Pacific Ocean which is just a couple of miles away right now,

about my psycho fitness addiction.

But after that, if you will suffer me that, then I will get to your questions about

LeBron James, about Baker versus Dack. That'll be a doozy, about the texts I get during commercial breaks on undisputed,

and in the end about why exactly I'm known as the Godfather of debate. But first up, as always, it is not to be skipped.

Here we go.

On May the 3rd, I had an anniversary of sorts, an anniversary I'm sure you won't even

believe, I'm sure you'll scoff that, laugh at, cry foul at, I don't care. I'm just going to tell you the God's truth. This

anniversary as I just mentioned concerns my psycho fitness addiction which I'm about to detail for you.

Understand, I don't need to talk about my addiction.

I don't really like to talk about it.

I am not some fitness evangelist. I don't force my fitness regimen down anybody else's throat.

I talk to nobody about it. I talked to none of my friends about it. I don't talk to my wife

Ernestine about it. And I certainly don't talk to my coworkers here at FS1 ever about it unless they ask me a question about it.

I have been asked lots of questions about it by various interviewers over the last 20 odd years,

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