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On this episode of Good Guy / Bad Guy…Could we see a brawl between the two scariest dudes in the UFC? If you ask Khamzat Chimaev the answer is yes! Find out what the guys think about Khamzat wanting to fight the Light Heavyweight Champ Alex Pereira at 205 LBS. Then, call it being salty or call it facts…but according to Cory Sandhagen don’t call it a takedown! Sandhagen is discrediting Merab Dvalishvili’s 20 takedowns in their recent fight for the Bantamweight strap, but do DC & Chael agree? Plus, if a fighter misses weight, they should take half their pay and deduct a point! It’s a hot take from one of the guys. But which one? And, we discuss the high stakes main event in Vancouver, Canada when Reiner de Ridder takes on Brenden Allen.
0:00 Welcome to the show!
1:46 Chimaev vs. Pereira?
11:01 Sandhagen discredits 20 takedowns
13:19 What is a takedown in MMA?
16:25 Harsher penalties for missing weight?
21:43 UFC FN: Reiner de Ridder vs. Brenden Allen
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you know. So, let's get into this,
right? I'm going to get in trouble for
this because I always get in trouble for
this.
What's happening, guys? Welcome to
another episode of Good Guy Bad Guy. I'm
Chale. He's Daniel. Partner, I got to
tell you, you look very cozy this
morning. I like this sweater. I'm
getting cold out here in Oregon, man.
The weather's dropping. Chill. It's cold
in California, bro. Like my daughter is
now wearing sweaters to school. It's
unbelievable that it went from last week
where it was warm, it was nice, it was
in the 70s to now in the morning, Chelp,
we are 45,
50° in the morning. It is freezing cold.
But I got to be honest, that is kind of
why I like Northern California. I love
being able to feel that weather change
in Southern California. It's like never
uh never cold. Oregon's nice. Kind of
rainy a little bit. Um everything has a
great seasonal change, but I like mild
season changes. Not like Atlantic City
where it's like freezing cold sometimes.
Yes, I understand. The one good news, by
the way, when the sun's not out at 6:00
and when the sun is done being out by
6:00 p.m., that means it's wrestling
season.
It's wrestling season, baby.
Let's go, baby. Hey guys, for the
record, Chill and I just did that again.
We're like on repeat because my camera's
doing some weird stuff this morning. But
hey, full transparency as good guy, bad
guy, we don't lie to you. We do not lie
to you. Hey, one guy that's not lying to
you is Hamza Chamay. Hamza Chamay wants
to fight Alex Peda, but he wants to
fight him for the light heavyweight
championship. What do you make of that?
Okay, this isn't new, by the way. I
mean, I got to tell you, like Chamay has
had Pierre's name in his mouth for a
little while. You and I got to uh sit
down and speak with Dana the night
before Uncleia versus Pierre part two.
Pierre was given some hints that he
wanted to go to heavyweight. We just
asked Dana about that. Hey, Dana,
historically, you're not a big fan of of
of guys leaving their weight class,
particularly when they're the champion.
But this year alone, you've allowed Ilia
to do it and and Islam to do it. And
there's some rumblings that Alex would
like to do it. Dana made a point. He
just said, "Look, it's hard to tell some
guys know when they've cleaned out the
division, when they've done everything
they set out to do. It's hard to make
them do it over again. I just don't know
that Jamay is in that spot right now."
You know, don't forget a lot of Chamay's
undefeated UFC record took place at 170
lbs. He's kind of new to 185. When I go
look at those top guys at 185, they
haven't had their opportunity yet. So, I
don't think that Chamay is going to
leave anytime soon. I think he's more
just sharing with us. He's got goals.
And when you have a guy that's a
champion of the world, by the way, he
needs to have a new goal. And and and if
that's his dream and his drive and
that's what keeps him going, I don't
think we should get in Chamay's way. I'm
not ready to predict that that match is
going to happen, but I like the theme.
What I like about the you you and I both
know it, right, Cher? Like when it was
like, I want to go to college. If I can
get to college, it'll be amazing. I'd be
a D1 athlete. And the moment you get
that, you go, well, I want to be a Big
12 champion. I want to be an
all-American. I want to be a national
champion. You constantly move the line
regardless of what you want or what you
hope to get. Once you get there, you
move it back further because elite
athletes can never be satisfied. That's
Hamzad Chamay. He probably thought to
himself, if I can be a world champion,
it would mean the world to me. But now
that he is a world champion, he's like,
well, I kind of want to go up 205 and
see if I can't do it in a different
weight class. But I will also tell you
this, and this is only in theory,
because I don't believe this to be as
true as people may have thought it was a
year and a half ago. He wants to go up
because he thinks there's a matchup at
205 that suits him because he believes
that he can still take Alex Peda down
multiple times to become the world
champion. His idea is what everybody
thought of Pereira a year and a half
ago. He's a great kickboxer, but we can
take him down. I think that is why he's
more open to it today than he might have
been before because he thinks that he
can still kind of go and control Pereira
in the way that he did Dreas Duplex. I'm
just not sure that that's as easy to do
as people thought before. Well, that's
that's very compelling to look at from
the matches standpoint. I interpret it
when Jama said it. I interpret it just
to mean that he wanted to be double
champion. But if I'm taking it more
literal like you are, that is
interesting. We haven't seen Pierre in
there with an elite level wrestler. And
many people tried to present Uncle that
way. Many people were very quick to say
that Uncle was this deep wrestler, but
if you followed his history, or even if
you ask Uncle himself, he was choosing
to represent kickboxing. And though he
comes from the Caucus regions and it
turns out he's pretty darn good at
wrestling, that isn't actually what he
represented. And there is something
compelling about a highlevel wrestler
versus Pierre. I used to be of the
thought that that was the blueprint to
beat him. I'm now starting to see that
he appears to have more answers uh than
I thought, but I'm open to that idea. In
terms of could he stop the takedown?
That's interesting. For sure.
He did against Echoliah the first time.
And we did we did kind of we gave
Uncleiah some wrestling credentials that
he didn't quite have J. Correct. He his
whole life he's grown up boxing,
kickboxing. I mean, he's a striker. He
can wrestle, but
um yeah, he was never going to be he was
never going to beat the Pereira what a
Phil Davis was when he was at 205. Hell,
even a Cory Hill when he was at 205,
right? He was never going to be that guy
that just was pursuing takedowns the
whole time against Alex Pereira. Um,
when you think of these two though,
Chill, with what Peda did in his last
fight, what Hamza did in his last fight,
Halloween theme, right? As we get close
to Halloween, do you trick or treat, by
the way? Do you trick or treat? Do you
go you walk?
Not per I mean, I I walk the kids. I
don't go knock on doors like some kind
of a weirdo, but I'm I'm out there. I'm
amongst the community.
So, you do you uh stay at the the the
sidewalk while your kids run up to the
front door?
Yes. You know, there's a lot of danger
between the sidewalk to the door.
There's a lot of danger. Hey, it's
Halloween ghoul night. There kids
running around going crazy. Your kid can
get run over your daughter. But but I
would not worry about her after what she
did to that bully at school a couple
weeks ago. She ain't wor nobody's
messing with Bria. But uh
I go trick-or-treating. You know what? I
love the houses that have the fueling
stations. Have you ever Have you ever
come across a fueling station? don't
drink, but some parents will open their
garage and inside their garage, bro,
they have like alcohol stations for the
parents of the trick or treat.
Fueling stations. Y'all want to do that
in Oregon?
No, we I've never I've actually never
heard the term. If anybody was doing it
though, we would start doing We want to
be the cool house, but I've never heard
of a fueling station. You're teaching me
something.
Yeah, it was awesome. But who's the
scarier fighter? Right. Stick with this
Halloween theme. Who's scarier? Jama or
uh Alex Pedo?
Okay. So, an athletes biggest fear is
actually not losing. His biggest fear is
that he reaches exhaustion and can no
longer finish the match or defend
himself. And I think in that regard, I I
I think that Chamay and that pace that
he puts on you is very intimidating. But
you're probably not going to go to the
emergency room. You get on the wrong
side of Alex Pierra, he he'll hurt
everything. He'll kick you in the leg
hoping it breaks. He'll point you in the
nose hoping that your your uh face
shatters. So, between those two, the
scarier costume would be Alex Pier.
Yeah, I think I think I got to kind of
agree because
we were talking on the weigh-in show
about scary fighters and
Tamza just kind of takes you down,
right? And he controls you, especially
at the highest level, right? The younger
Hamzach when the competition wasn't as
scary, he was able to take him down,
submit him, dominate him, knock him out.
But as we saw with uh Draasus Duplexi,
the scarier the challenge is going to be
a lot of control takedowns. So I uh I
think Pereira, man, he will knock your
face out. The way he the way he attacked
Uncle Goliath,
I don't know if I've ever seen a guy
fighting in a rematch that lost the
first match as the older guy look as
pissed off as Alex Pereira was walking
in the UFC 320 main event. And then for
it to go the way it did, this guy's he's
legend. He's he's a legend. Like he's a
he's
in all sport, by the way.
In all sport, not just our sport. You
bring boxing to it. Bring in the Lakers
if you want to. Bring in the Patriots if
you want to. Somebody that loses does
nothing in between. Goes and follows the
exact same rule set of the exact same
venue against the exact same opponent.
And he flips the script to that degree.
Daniel, it was incredible. Like when
Pierre's got these big goals and and
he's shooting higher, he's looking at
heavyweight or Jon Jones, he's a very
hard guy to dismiss. Even if you look at
his age of 37, just right on the heels
of 38 years old, he doesn't look like
he's slowing down. He doesn't look like
this over the hill and 40s next business
is is is stopping him. I mean, he looks
like he's getting better.
Yeah, he looks like he's getting better.
Who would win? Who do you think would
win? Shayva Pereira?
Well, gez, Pierre is so big. I do think
that size matters at a certain point.
Chamay would be a problem in certain
positions, but but ultimately Pierre's
size, even if he went down once or he
went down twice, that's a big man to
drag to the canvas for 25 straight
minutes. I think I'm not putting it the
same weight. I'm putting it what they
weigh right now. Pierre would beat him.
Yeah, it's a that's a tough fight to
choose between the two, but man, size
has to matter at some point, right? It
might not matter from 170 to 185, but
it's got to matter at some point when
you start jumping 20 pounds, jail. And
you mean like a 185 pound guy that may
weigh 210 to a to a freaking 205
guy that may weigh 245 that weighs 235
on fight night. It's got to matter at
some point when it comes to size, you
know? It has to matter. But I can't pick
the fight, so I'm happy. Hey, one guy
that did not win his last fight, but one
guy that we all thought fought very well
was Cory Sanhagen. Cory Sanhagen is now
talking. So, I spoke to Cory Sanhagen
after the fight and I asked him, "How
you feeling?" He goes, "Well, I'm just
heartbroken, right?" Cuz he had lost the
fight. But all in all, um I tried to
encourage him and tell him that he did
really well. Well, San Hagen was talking
the other day about the fight. Till he
wasn't impressed with Morab. He wasn't
impressed with the amount of takedowns
that Morav got. He goes, "Hey, it's not
like he was picking me up and slamming
me. If you just bump me down to my knees
and I just have to get back up, that to
me is not like a quote unquote MMA
takedown. Maybe it scores points in
wrestling, but I mean, you're not doing
any damage." Do you agree with Sanhagen
said or do you disagree with what
Sanhagen said?
It's it's very interesting because he's
so much uh personalizing, right? There's
so much conjecture in in that statement.
But I do think that Sandhagen was
arguably the most competitive athlete
that I've ever seen that lost every
minute of every round of a five round
contest. I mean, he never backed down. I
look at Sanhagen in a different way. I
look at him more fondly. The ability to
turn to his knees and stand up to his
feet. Couldn't quite stop the wrestling,
but that's how he chose to nullify it
was to keep on getting up. I mean, we
don't have that fight and we don't have
that great performance from Morav if it
wasn't for Sandhagen. Sandhagen was was
a very good juxaposition. It just kind
of showed us that Morav's put a gap
between himself and the field, you know.
So, let's get into this, right? I'm
going to get in trouble for this because
I always get in trouble for this. Cory
Shanhagen's a little bit off, right?
He's a little bit off in his assessment
of what was happening.
it. What he got done to him was MMA
takedowns. It doesn't score in
wrestling. When Khabib got 24 takedowns,
those are MMA takedowns. They don't
score in wrestling. What Morav did to
Cory multiple times was Matt returned
him. He Matt returned him. He never
broke his lock. He always had his hands
locked. When Cory would get up, he would
pick him up and he would put him back
down to the mat. And because Cory sit on
his feet and got taken back down to the
ground with control, it's counted a
takedown. I have long had a problem with
how they score mixed martial arts
takedowns. Kobe Cumington versus Kamaru
Usman for that matter. Kobe knocks him
down, covers him, Kamar pops right back
up. Not a takedown because he wasn't
down long enough. Whereas in wrestling,
that would have been a takedown the
moment Kamar's hands went to the mat.
Hey, the MMA takedown is a problem. The
way that they score MMA takedowns is the
problem. Chale, a takedown should be
when you go to the mat. A takedown
should not be when you get back up and
the guy picks you up and just puts you
back down. He never lost control. He
they they see
until I don't know why. And I I dude I
went they they called me in. They called
me in jail. They sat me with the people
that do the takedowns and I still walked
out of there going, "Well, it ain't a
takedown. It's not a takedown. You're
not going to convince me of what it is.
You They should get us in the room. Let
us tell them what a takedown is and then
those numbers won't seem so like big."
Morav didn't get 20 takedowns. Moral
probably got five or six taked downs and
he got 14 map returns.
Yes. No, you're you're completely right.
Look, there's three styles of wrestling
which is very heavy in takedowns from
collegiate to Greco Roman uh to
freestyle. It's got to be a takedown in
one of those three or it can't just be a
takedown.
And you were right. What he was doing is
called a mat return. Until control is
completely lost and the opponent has
turned and faced you. It's the same
position. It's a continuation of the
same position. I agree. Look, I don't
know what a significant strike is. I've
been I've been covering significant
strikes for 20 years. If a fist reaches
out and touch somebody, that's pretty
significant. I I don't know. I mean, you
even hear octagon control. I would love
for that to be explained. I mean, one
guy's against the fence and one guy's
not, or one guy is stalking him, and the
other guy's backing up like Floyd
Mayweather. Floyd Mayweather showed us
you could do some pretty good damage
going backwards. So, there's a few terms
that are thrown out there that I must
tell you, I don't quite know who came up
I don't quite know who came up with the
definition of them, but I would
disagree.
Y a a a a significant strike is things
that's not a jab. A jab hurts.
Yes.
You know what it always makes me feel
like the person that's saying or making
these rules have not been hit with a
really good jab. That's like you haven't
been hit with a really good jab. If you
think a jab is not a sign, hey, when I
was fighting Jon Jones and he popped me
in the nose and my nose started
bleeding, I was like, "Well, that seemed
pretty dang significant to me because my
nose is bleeding."
I didn't know that till you just said
that. So any that lands
any strike that lands that is not a jab.
Hey.
Okay. All right.
That that that was at least that's how I
interpret it. But I did go to Oklahoma
State, so maybe I don't have the best
interpretation skills, but yes, not a
takedown. I do believe that San Hagen
was was I I get his point, but it was
still super impressive because even
doing 20 Matt returns jail is tough,
right? It's tough when you're lifting
someone up. Hell, when I'm trying to do
conditioning with my team, I make them
do mat returns. Pick down, up, down, up,
down, then the other guy does it. So,
yeah, it's uh it's uh it's it's very
difficult to do. So, hats off to the
champ for doing that on so many
occasions. Now, speaking of rules,
I believe that, and this is laughable
coming from me, but I believe
the penalty for missing weight should be
harsher. I believe there should be taken
more money from people. Jiannisto, she
beat Mason Shasson, but Mason Shass miss
weight. Uh, and and um let me see this.
If we get a 50% fine and a point
deduction, there will be much less
people missing weight. This is what Jana
Santos said. Let me just give you this
as a background. She has the ability to
say this because like five of the last
six people she's fought has missed
weight. Five of the last six people that
this woman has fought has missed weight
and she just fights them over. Should we
be harsher with uh with weight, Mrs.
Chill?
I didn't want to miss weight. Wait,
wait, wait, wait, chill. I didn't want
to miss weight so bad that I touched
that towel. That's how much it meant to
me to not miss weight that I just openly
cheated and got away with it. Don't miss
weight. Should we be harsh on those
penalties? I I hear you on that. Yes.
What do we do? I mean, the golden rule
is in show business is the show must go
on. So, it's very hard to step in and
interfere. But I will tell you, in
college wrestling, that match will not
take place. If somebody misses weight,
not only will it not take place, the
other person that did make weight will
go through the process. They'll walk out
there. They'll have their hand raised.
the team, it it'll rectify it. Uh on
your record, it will reflect it is the
word I'm looking for. So, I I don't know
what we do in MMA. I mean, in all
fairness, I follow wrestling. I can't
remember an NCAA tournament, if it's
ever happened, I can't think of it where
a person has ever missed weight, but
there seems to be something when you get
into the pros, the NCAA tournament, you
got to make weight three days in a row.
In the professional MMA, you got to make
weight three times a year. And it is
very confusing to me when the other guy
doesn't make weight. You know what? What
did you not know? And why should we
believe that next time is going to be
any different? And perhaps that would be
uh one of the solutions to this. If you
miss weight, you can no longer go that
weight class. You you must go up. And
that's going to create all sorts of
problems for our matchmakers. I don't
know how realistically my suggestion is,
but instead of taking 10% in some
jurisdictions, you take 20, perhaps you
should be taking 50 or you should be
taking 75. There's something that the
athlete needs to know. And it is an
advantage. It for sure it is. There's a
reason that we only write so many things
down and we and we sign the bottom of
the page agreeing to do a very few
amount of things. If we can't trust you
with the very first one, which was
making weight, it does beg the question,
should you be competing, Jill, when we
step on that scale in wrestling, you're
terrified because you know an ounce an
ounce will take you out of the fight.
Macy Shaw had an hour to lose a pound
and a half and she chose not to. Bro,
Kelvin Gastlin missed by seven pounds.
25 30% ain't enough. You got to take
half of their money. I believe I think
that you take half the money, right? And
I believe that they start chill start
round one. The best they can get is a
99. Uh, no, sorry. the best they can get
is a draw in the round. They can't win
that round. They're starting on a
nine-point uh ruling. If they lose, they
lose 108. Now they're down two rounds
and they got to go finish. But if they
win, then it's just 99. We start the
fight in the second round. I believe
that it needs to be that harsh because
then people will go, "Man, if I don't
make this weight, it's bad." Because
Kelvin Kelvin and I've been hard on
Gassum about this because he's had a lot
of weight misses. Um he won that last
fight. He won the last fight. So he got
70% of his money. He went home with 70%
of his money, Ko. Like it just didn't
feel like
enough of a punishment for missing by
that much weight. So I think 50%
one point deduction to start round one.
Your best hope in round one is to get a
draw in that round and then you got to
win the next two to win the fight or you
get beat. I think it's I think it's that
simple. I don't hate that idea. I've
never heard that before, but I I don't
hate that idea. There there is something
that needs to be done. And by the way,
there are other sports that weigh people
in, and these other sports that weigh
people in don't have the same kind of
pandemic. So, I don't know what it is
that goes through MMA. We had a guy
named Olivea Saturday in in Rio, smaller
Olive, not Charles, and he misses weight
by eight pounds. He shows up to the
scale at 144. His opponent makes the
agreed upon weight of 136. And my
biggest takeaway is Olive, 144 lb.
Olive. How did you not call and let your
opponent know? Why did you let him
suffer? You knew you weren't going to
make weight. You knew you were going to
have to catch weight. Why didn't you
call and tip him off? Ortega did that at
3:00 in the morning. At 3 in the
morning, Ortega calls Diego Lopez's team
and says, "Look, I've screwed up here,
but if you're going through suffering,
stop. I'm going to have to change the
way." I respect that. I don't know how
the little Olive shows up eight pounds
over and doesn't say anything to the
opponent.
Did they fight? Did they fight?
Yeah, they fought. They fought little
Olive lost, which the UFC looks at as a
double loss that you lost to the scale
and you lost to the opponent. Isis,
he might be suspect he's gone.
Yeah, but you know, chill the uh
cuz he cuz you know that the last few
pounds are the hardest ones. Those are
the ones that just kill you. You let
that man go through that. Unbelievable.
Chill. I'm in Vancouver this weekend for
Reineer Derritter versus Brennan Allen
main event in UFC Vancouver. Uh what do
you make of this fight? Chill. If you're
Rainineer Ditter, you are about to fight
Fluffy Hernandez, which could have
ultimately earned you a title
opportunity. One, does a win for him
this weekend still accomplish that over
Brendan Allen? And two, would you have
taken the fight? Like, would you have
been so open to just going, "Yeah, sure.
I just beat the former champion. and now
I'll fight Brennan Allen.
Yeah, I definitely I definitely would
have taken the fight. I think when
fighters start doing the math and go,
"Well, this doesn't make sense." Don't
worry about what makes sense, fighter.
When you get a call from from the second
floor of the UFC, those are the guys
that have already decided what makes
sense. But I will say this, I listened
to a very compelling interview by RDR
and he just laid out the timeline. He
laid out why he agreed to Fluffy
Fernandez, how he began training for
Fluffy with that cardio that he's got to
deal with specifically. He talked about
when Fluffy came off the board and Paulo
Costa was a possible option and then
ultimately they landed on Brendan Allen.
But one thing RDR never mentioned and he
was pretty specific with his timeline.
He never talked that he was promised or
told it could be a number one contenders
match. And I personally am curious if I
has already been told that he'll be next
for Jama. We've got nothing to talk
about here. But if that phone call
hasn't happened, that means RDR is still
alive. He's still alive and well I in
this little game and it looks like
Fluffy's coming off the board. He got a
pretty strong call out by Shawn
Strickland. I predict for you that fight
happens. So it is still down to Emanov
and RDR. Should RDR have success over
Allen? I think that's an extra
motivator. And I think that is what RDR
is looking at. And by the way, to your
second question, yeah, you deserve
things like that. When you go out there
and you make that walk at times that
other people won't, it's a win. This is
nothing against Fluffy, but Fluffy and
RDR had an agreement. One of them stuck
to the agreement and one of them didn't.
So, in the world of just arguing
positioning, it's a it's a boost to RDR
in my opinion.
Absolutely. Absolutely. I agree with
everything you said and I believe that
Brennan Allen is tough and he's good and
he looked good in New Orleans and went
over him should at least keep him in
line with the rest of the guys in the
division because he's actively fighting.
But boy, you said Sean Strickland and
Father Hernandez. Ooh, that I
immediately said, "Ooh, that's a good
one." I don't give that reaction very
often. Hey, before I let you go, our boy
Robbie Lawler, Robert Glenn Lawler was
in Brennan Allen's corner in New
Orleans, but now he's went right the
Ritter. He's cornering the Ritter. He
like switched camps. What are your
thoughts on that?
That's interesting. Whenever that
happens, I'm glad that you brought that
to my attention. I like the drama. I
will now look for that on the cameras
and I'll look for body language. Let's
see where that goes. That's a very good
mind. If you can get Robbie's mind, not
with your team and with your own, I
think that it's a a very good move. By
the way, I feel like you're rushing me.
I have two truths and a lie. Can you
team me up at some point? Can you
Okay. Yes. Yes. Yes. I will definitely
lie. Did you want to share your opinion
on Robbie Lawler? Did you
I want to share my opinion. I want to
share my opinion. I think Robbie Lawler
was like uh Robbie Lawler went and
picked the he picked the he picked up
the the horse that's closer to the
finish line, right, Phil? Hey, it's only
smart business if you have two
stallions, right? One has to get one has
to run 50 yards to win, one has to run
20 yards to win. Hey, which one do you
pick? You take the one that's 20 yards
away. And that's exactly what Robbiey's
doing because if Rainineer Derritter is
able to win and he stays in line with
the title opportunity, there you go. I
mean, these guys are are right in line
because when you look at the top six,
obviously it's Immob or Reineer Ditter
if he wins this weekend cuz I'm looking
at Draus not getting it. Strickland not
getting it. Izzy not getting it. Fluffy
not getting it. The the the winner not
the winner. Uh Rainard Derritter has a
strong case for a title opportunity if
he beats uh Brennan Allen this weekend.
Hey J, two truths in a lie. Give it
two truth. I I wanted to make sure we
got this. All right, here's the two
truths in lie. You ready? Serena
Williams is great at tennis. Lionel
Messi is great at soccer. Daniel Cormier
is great at golf. Now, I'm not going to
tell you what's the truth. I'm not going
to tell you. It's just one of these
questions just for the universe to
decide on its own. Oh, you're the worst.
You're the worst, man.
You are You are the absolute worst. But
let me tell you this. I don't care if
I'm good at it when I look that good in
my gear, I'm good at it, chill. So, when
I got my head or I am straight, guys, no
show on Monday. Chill and I get a day
off. We will see you guys next Thursday
for Chail Sunday. I'm Daniel Cormier.
Sorry for the camera. Sorry for the
light, but guys, if I didn't close this
blind, you literally would be motion
sick right now. Until next time. Oh, we
have a show on Wednesday because I'm
going to Abu Dhabi next week. So, show
next Wednesday. Until next time. Chill.
And plus also, I have no more chills
time. So, I got to let him go. Until
next time. Peace.