Hello and welcome to another episode of the JRE review. Wow, what a day. I'm like half

way, like a quarter away through the, the second edition of the Jack Dorsey Twitter podcast.

That one guys is fantastic and I haven't had a chance to get into reviewing it yet but

there's so much going on in there. I need to take some notes. I'm way too stupid to keep

up with this but this episode is for Jerry MMA show 58 with Brendan Shah who has lost

his voice. It was a really important one for MMA fans because that UFC was a doozy. Was

it 235th? I can never keep up with that. There's too many numbers, too many episodes, too

many MMA's, whatever. But anyway, yeah, the fights were not, I don't know who watched them.

I certainly did. It's, I don't often get to watch the fights so it was great that I got there

and yes, some controversial shit so let's get into the review.

Welcome to the Joe Rogan Experience Review. Where each week I review every single episode of

the Joe Rogan Experience. One more do you want? All right, so yeah, like I said, Brendan

Shah has lost his voice on this one so be patient with him. Poor guy, he says he's not sick but

he sounds like he's struggling and yeah, they had a lot to talk about. It was, it was a stacked

card for a lot of reasons. Anytime John Jones is fighting is a great card. I'm telling you right

now. John Jones has never had a boring fight in my opinion and I think anyone would be hard

pressed to say even the battles with Gustas and all the way to the end was still just dynamic and

brutal and this one was another example of something similar. Let's kind of start that way and

move back from it's how Joe did the podcast but they get into it with where Jones was like he

dominated. He dominated like he always does right. He won, he crushed it, God bless him, he's

he's unbelievable and I met that guy a few times when I used to live in Albuquerque, he trains out

there and he's a really fucking cool dude and huge guy too. I mean he's a beast. When he stood next to

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