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Hey, what's up, guys? It's Daniel Cormiere. Welcome to part two of this week's DC and RC.

With all the success of a championship, all with all the success of Super Stardom,

as we've seen in Condom & Breggar, there are times where you start to kind of deal with the

mental side of everything. This is what this whole thing started with us discussing Condor.

It was after the Pory A fight. The mental toll that athletes are under, as individual athletes,

as team athletes, it's so immense and insane. I mean, you look at what Simone Biles went through

at the Olympics. Just very recently, you look at what Naomi Osaka had to go through as she was

preparing for her tournament. She was at the French Open, I believe, where she had to pull out,

because she could not deal with the pressure of people over the top of them. Now,

when we talk about Mixed Martial Arts, when we talk about Fight Sports, Page Van Zant is a young lady

that deals with pressure that is unheard of. She told her husband, and this was me saying,

why did she run out the ring when it was clear that she lost? She goes, I walked out of the ring.

I just went and I cried in the parking lot by myself. I said some things to my husband that are

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