What's up guys? Happy Friday. Welcome back, or maybe I'm saying that to myself. I went off to Vegas for the week.

Watch the premiere of the Ultimate Fighter. Highest rated premiere since season 17, one commonality, me. I guess I owe you all a bit of a

thank you for that, but it feels more like you owe me, so we'll stick with a, you're welcome.

Lots to get to today. What is going on in the heavyweight division? And why is the enthusiasm

for John Jones versus Tom Aspinall getting less.

You know what, guys?

Let's start with that.

John Jones versus Tom Aspinall, why do you guys not care?

Now, I know you'd rather have the fight, but it used to be that you wanted to have the fight.

I know you are excited if you find out those two are fighting, but it used to be all you wanted to talk about.

Dana's at a press conference, and Dana gets asked this question a lot.

It's not as though five press conferences go by and he gets asked one out of five times.

Five press conferences, he'll get asked five times, but he'll get asked very lightly.

It's not the first topic out of his mouth.

It's a little bit weird when somebody does ask because for news that big, if Dana was about to reveal it,

he would have already revealed it,

not knee-deep in a press conference. But that's MMA media for you. But above everything else,

why? I've seen fights that we're supposed to have. I've seen fights that we wanted. I've seen

fights that were resisted or we were told no. I've even

seen this recently. You know, Tom Aspinall was not the guy. Tom Aspinall was not the boogeyman

in John Jones's corner. Sergei Pavlich was. And we wanted to know how many fights he had left

and how many fights that we thought John would do.

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