What's happening guys? Happy Friday and thank you for joining another special episode

of your welcome. You know we really appreciate you being here coming up on today's show.

Eugene Bariman has some words for Marvin Vittori. We've got a heavyweight clash that's about

to go down in the UFC and it looks like we're going to get Usman versus Covington Part

2. I promise I'll get to all of that shortly but I want to begin today's podcast of course

by talking about the other big event we've got going on this weekend. Two days, two days

before the fight Logan Paul finally tells us why he's fighting Floyd made weather and

we all we've all been wondering why are we here? Why are either one of you here? Why is

anybody showing up for this just tell us we'll eat it. We'll suck it right down. Logan

finally did just that. He told us he's fighting Floyd because it does not matter if he loses.

He said that. He said I'm in a no lose situation. I'm going to go out there and big kid I'm

just going to go have fun. The whole thing seems surreal and until I'm in there with Floyd

I don't even believe this fight is going to happen. I'm big strong. I'm on weight. I'm

on point. I'm going to break him down medically. I mean he slipped in some terms that he's

learned from some real fighters over the years but he openly told us that he's here so that

he can lose and have it not matter. That's tough. That's never been done before. And that

approach has never been done in a main event spot in the history of this sport before.

And I'm very open to the experiment that we're doing. I even like the big name entertainment

era that boxing's in. I got room for all of it. I got room for boxing. I got room for

wrestling. I got room for MMA. I got a little bit of room for all of it if it's done right.

This was one of the bigger misses I've seen in the entertainment era of boxing. We have

to be here for something. Something has to matter. It could be prestige. It could be a

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