What's happening, guys? Happy Friday and thank you for joining. Another special episode of

your welcome. Coming up on today's packed show, I've got an offer to extend to Dreykus Duplessi.

Plus, is Cosmolyev as boring as people are saying he is?

I'm going to weigh in, and I'm also going to react to Gable Stephenson's MMA debut.

A lot to get to, folks.

Let's start here.

Sean Strickland.

So his official punishment comes down.

Six months, retroactive to the date that this occurred, about 45 days in already.

That would take him out until mid to late December, except he can have that cut short, which would take him midway through

October with a commission approved anger management course. All right. I don't know there's

any surprise here. I think this is kind of where we all had an idea that this was going to drop.

I'm telling you about it because I'm discovering Sean Strickland. That's really my topic right now. Sean. Sean and Paul Kost are both

in very interesting spots in that. They're two of the most meaningful players of the division.

They're two of the most popular athletes within the

division. And they're not currently on the short list for championship opportunities.

The biggest draw ever, I mean, if you want to talk about who sold more pay-per-views than

anybody in that division, would be Israel-A-Sanasania. And what Adasanya plans to do or

wants to do for the first time in his career, he has played very close to the vest. There is

nobody that is better at communicating to you the audience what his wishes are. So align the troops, get the cannons all facing in the same

direction with a unilateral message. Nobody does that better than Izzy, but it is very unclear

what he wants to do. I mean, the way the story went is Izzy versus Strickland Part 2 was agreed

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