And hello, everybody. Welcome back. It is our UFC 292 review. I'm John Pollock and bright

and early on a Sunday morning, Eric Marcott, who is here with us, a man that, like me, sat

through, what did we clock in at? I sat down at 7 p.m. and left here at around 130 in the

morning. And I imagine you were the exact same, Eric. This was, this was a long card.

This was a really long card, I think, it must have clocked in, what, seven and a half

hours, starting at 6.30, ending around 130. That's, all right, long, sorry. But I mean,

that's a long night for anything, really. And it's not uncommon. This is how it is almost

every single weekend. Yeah. I, I saw Oppenheimer this week. And I felt like I watched Oppenheimer

about four times on, on Saturday night with the UFC card. And I'm not diminishing. It

was, there was some really great stuff on this card. But it was, often I compare when

we have a super long wrestling show. And I'll make the comparison that, you know, some

of these UFC shows are just as long. And yet I don't feel the same length attached to

them. This one, I very much felt the, the, the seven hour proximity that we were hitting.

Like this was, when you sit down and it's bright outside and then it's the middle of

the night when you're finally done. That's when it, it does hit you these summer shows.

I always feel the time on these. But when you get like a main card such as tonight and

every single fight is going the distance, you can, it really adds up. Even when they're

cutting time by not doing some of the fighter interviews and whatnot, it doesn't really matter

at that point. You're, you're going to feel every single one of those excruciating minutes.

So what is your plan for next Saturday when they go to Singapore? And this card, I believe

the main card is at 8 a.m. Eastern time with the prelims at a brisk 5 a.m. Eastern start

time. Well, this will just be a live watch Eric. What, what are your hours like on a Saturday

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