Oh, revelryvely, Docks. It is Monday, August 19th, 2019, and it is time for morning combat.

My name is Luke Thomas. I'm the host of this program joined by my co-host. You know him from

CBS Sports as well as gas stations around the northeast, the one and only Brian Campbell.

How was your weekend Brian? Fire it up! Fire it up! Well caffeinated, MK Ultra, back in your life, ready to brainwash the combat minds

out there? Before we even get to the first topic, true or false U.S.C. 241 Best Show of the Year?

No, but it had the kind of magic, if you don't I'm talking about in the air that was very similar

to the last few bouts on International Fight Week and the last two specifically in Atlanta and if you

want to go back to 2017 the last time I think we felt that was in New York for 217.

Those sort of cards I can pick out of the group that say there was something special going on.

Yeah, I agree with that. I also think someone made a point to me,

you know, is the run-of-the-mill UFC car not that great?

No, but the UFC pay-per-views have with

240 notwithstanding. They've delivered a lot this year, the main event delivered a lot.

Now we're going to get to that main event Brian. The steady trending theme there is

stuff. Is people going for it. People not being afraid to lose in an effort to win kind of a

novel concept sometimes of combat sports we'll circle back to that main event just

a second let's start where the show starts though that's with Nathan Diaz

had the top the top one and two

trending videos on YouTube yesterday. There were 2.1 million searches for

UFC 241 a not an astronomical but a very healthy number for sure.

It looked like he had the biggest pop in the room.

So now the question is, after defeating Anthony Pettis via unanimous decision, Brian Campbell,

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