What's happening, guys? Happy Tuesday! And thank you for joining. Another special episode of

your welcome. Well, UFC 322 is behind us. It was a snooze fest in the co-main event. It was a bigger

snooze fest in the main event. And I think Kamara

Usman is now the number one draw. I think Kamara Usman needs to be the fighter that Islam takes

on next largely because Sean Brady at this point can't do it. I'm going to get to all

of that and more. Join me on today's episode of your welcome.

Well, I guess I want to talk to you guys about the main event, I guess, right?

Isn't that how this works?

Come back from a card, you reminisce the card, you speak about the card.

Do that for a couple of days, and it's behind you like it never happened.

Fight week of a new week. Wednesday, Thursday's media, weigh them in on Friday, getting the cage

on Saturday, hope to come out the back end with a little bit better attitude. And you come

into the front end of this one, because what would you say about the main event? It was boring.

It was really boring.

I haven't seen a UFC fight that was so boring. And I must tell you, I don't come in to

complain against the product or the athletes or the system or the gaming of the system.

I come in to just tell you when it was two fights in a row where there was one

sense of urgency from both of the champions. I'm using Islam as champion. Valentina did it. Valentina

would do it on her feet with a body lock. She would have a sense of urgency to swing one way,

pull the other way,

known as off balancing her opponent.

And when she got her to the mat, her final piece of urgency was to make sure she was inside control.

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