What's happening guys? Happy Sunday and thank you for joining a special episode of

your welcome, well guys, it was a weird and wild night in Las Vegas and on today's

show I'm going to discuss the split draw in the main event controversy surrounding

Patty Pimlett's win and so much more. Let's face no time I want to get right into it.

Let's work this out guys. Now why would ever frustrate me if a guy burns his own career?

I don't know. That was a great job by two really good athletes and perhaps that should

be celebrated perhaps we should leave it there. I may not mark on this sport. I want credited

for that. That's the truth. I don't ever bring it up. I want you guys to bring it up and

when you do I act like a lot of shucks. Oh really? Thank you for saying that. But that's

an act. I know that I came in and I know that I innovated. I know that I revolutionized

and I changed the way this sport is done. From being interesting to creating storylines

to if you have a problem, tell the world you have a problem. It is not honorable to

bow to a guy's face and stab him in the back when he turns around. I will tell you to

your face that I'm going to put a knife in your back and when you turn around I will.

That's the mark I left on the sport. I want to be world champion. I didn't get to become

world champion. So I did other things and when you get down with your career you can be

disappointed about what did it happen or you can look back fondly on what did. So when

I tell you that I made that mark and I watch people who studied the blueprint understood

and appreciated it. I feel it's a sign of great respectfulness to me. I'm shining my

own wheels. Am I wrong to think that? Am I wrong to think when a Conor McGregor comes

out and he's doing box office numbers and he pays me a credit as to why he approached

his career from the media perspective that he did that it makes me feel good. And it

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