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On today’s Good Guy / Bad Guy, Daniel Cormier & Chael Sonnen react to Khamzat Chimaev speaking for the first time ahead of his #UFC319 middleweight title bout vs. Dricus Du Plessis. Khamzat stated “the belt is not important to me…I want to make money and have a lot of money," how did the guys take such honesty from a fighter? He also mentioned that he believes he has what it takes to become the first 3-division champion in UFC history…how likely is that feat for Chimaev? Also, Chael is hyped about the possibility of Fluffy Hernandez calling out Reinier de Riddier for a middleweight BMF fight. And, Do Bronx has his next fight…he will take on Rafael Fiziev in Rio later this year…is the 3 month turn around too quick for the No. 4 ranked lightweight?
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You're actually the best. You're
actually the best. Number one.
That's what I keep telling them. DC
telling them that
you got great You got great your your
skills are so good. You're a great
analyst. But you literally just created
three new human beings in the UFC.
What is the significance of winning a
UFC championship now to you?
Uh
if I say like it will like big thing for
me it will be like but for me most
important to have a money make a money
and
made my family and good life you know so
I think about my opponent to win a go
against him and uh the most important to
beat that guy it's not important to have
a belt
Daniel I love guys like this but there
is something frightening
about a guy like this. Like, it's a lot
easier to play a game when it's for
money or when it's for appreciation.
It's a lot different than that than when
you have a true competitor that finds
himself in a situation where there's a
huge crowd in a whole pot of gold. The
guy that would be there regardless of
the crowd or regardless of the gold,
that's your true competitor. That's the
one I admired the most, I love. But
there was something the way he said he
made it like a spooky character from a
1980s horrors film. I loved his words
though. I loved his message. But I'm not
sure I want to put a PG warning on any
kids going out and seeing it. Well, he
is a absolute killer. He just said if I
was to say the belt was important, that
would be a lie.
We have been doing this thing for years,
you and I both now. And all we hear from
the fighters is that I got to get the
belt. I got to get the belt. You went so
far as to carry the belt because the
visual of us with a belt meant that
much. The belt means the money. He's
saying, "I don't care about the belt. I
just want the money." Dude's an absolute
killer. He is uh he's and he's good and
he's got the skills to back up that very
scary uh demeanor and that approach to
fighting. And guys, hey, welcome to Good
Guy, Bad Guy, by the way. That's Sh. I'm
Daniel as as we are every week. And uh
we're getting into Hamza. We got
excited. We got excited because we
finally heard from Hamzot. There were so
many questions in regards to him even
making this fight. Dude, I swear Jill,
and I can say this now since we're a
week from the fight. Two months ago, I
got a call saying Hamzat was going to be
out. Who do you think should fight
Drake? Should it be uh the kid from
France? I'm talking about what's the the
welterweights, the the 185 from France.
He's very good. The
immov
or should it be Boho? And it wasn't. It
was always going to be Hamzad. He was
going to make that walk. So, it leads me
to this. when you hear that a fighter
just wants the money. Clearly, we said
it's it's scary, right? But Hamza's got
to be making pretty good money right
now, doesn't he?
Well, and and not to mention, just for
time frame, right after those people
called you and wanted DC's opinion who
should go in, they made Kyle Brow the
backup fighter. I I mean, they're trying
to cover this. They're not 100% certain
because Chamay is such a a loose cannon.
Now, I've had some real good insights to
uh Chamay's training. I was able to take
a camera down. Chamay and Serukian were
side by side doing strength training and
martial they
made that request. They said, "Hey,
yeah, bring it down."
They said, "Bring it down." So, I was
able to get some access. And Daniel, it
is cardiobased. I mean, it's true that
the cardio in theory is supposed to
carry over to mixed martial arts. I'm
just telling you, there wasn't a lot of
mixture in their martial arts. It was
work harder, harder, get your heart rate
pounding longer, faster. They worked so
stinking hard. But the biggest takeaway
for me is where they did it, which was
California. Chamaya's always had travel
issues. Well, for this one, I can be the
one to attest he's traveled. He's here.
He's welcomed. He's going to make his
way to Chicago. Big time. Big D.
Well, well, Cheryl, that was it was you,
right? You broke it. I remember it was
you and his manager. I was speaking
about this yesterday. I said, "Everybody
spoke about cuz Dean Thomas said last
week, if Hamzot becomes a champ, it
would be a nightmare." I said, "Do you
not remember?" Part of the nightmare as
to why he wasn't fighting was because he
it seemed like he couldn't get into the
country. I go, that's why Chale was at
the apex one time going, "Hey, Hamzad
can't fight in Chicago. He's not here.
He can't get into the country." And then
your camera pans, you're talking to his
manager, camera fans, right to Hamzad in
Vegas at the very beginning. So to that
point I was like wait if he's here there
should be no more issues because in the
beginning he was very active. He was
very active. He fought very frequently
but you said it's cardiobased and you h
sometimes if you just ask surprisingly
you might get a yes and it seems like
you got the yes to go watch. He said
that they're working very hard. This is
another thing Hamzad said yesterday and
he said it very confidently. He said if
it goes quick I'll be ready. If it goes
five rounds, I'm ready for that, too. It
sounds to me like what you saw in that
training session tells you this man has
to go 25 minutes. He's ready for that
bad. He's ready for a long drawn out
evening. That is true. Hey, let's just
get right to it. So many people have
questioned one thing about Chamaya's
performances in the past, and that is
his cardio. They say that he gets tired,
but Daniel, when you and I and you and I
came from the sport of wrestling that
created that whole term, that entire
idea of Dan Gable 1972, get the guy so
tired, you'll you'll turn uh fatigue
will make a coward out of any man.
Changed the rules.
Yeah, that all came from us. They said
he's getting everybody so tired. Then by
the 80s, they started going, they
started giving a break. Hey guys, give a
break.
And Chamay has weaponized pace to the
same degree. And there are times when
matches are over and you look at Chamay
and you and it looks like he just got
hit by a Mac truck, but that's what
you're supposed to look like. He
shouldn't have energy left. Chamay
should put everything he has into the
contest. So, I don't love the idea. Have
I seen Chamay tired? Yes. Have I seen
Chamay get fatigued and cost himself
positions or points in a match? Never.
Never. He's like Fedor Millionko.
They'll get tired, but they'll come
after you anyway. Everybody's tired. I
mean, everybody's tired. Like, when when
you're on top of a guy, beating him up
in round four, you're tired. You're just
not as tired as that guy. No, Jama has
gotten fatigued before, if we call in a
spade, a spade, but he he's always he
hasn't gotten so tired that you look
like you got to carry him out there into
the octagon. The tiredest he's ever been
was against Usman in that third round
because Usman's a world champion. He
didn't go 25 minutes in his sleep. So,
you understand him getting fatigued
there, but he's never done it to the
point where I'm like I never felt like
he was so tired he was going to get beat
because of fatigue.
But on the other side,
well, and one of those judges gave him
the third round, by the way, I saw him
tired, too, but one of those licensed
jud
laying down. That's all I'm That's all
I'm trying to argue.
Yeah, absolutely. Chill. But another guy
that has proven that cardio will never
be an issue is Dracus. Dude, Drakus is a
monster. He's a monster. And let me tell
you one key thing that people are
missing in this. And I love this about
Dukei.
He leaves the fight after beating Edisa,
who they had so much history with. That
was so that fight was so heavy, right?
He goes and he goes, "I'll fight
anybody." goes and beats Sean Strickland
again because they said Sean Strickland
was deserving. Right after that, he
goes, "I want youaya next." Nobody was
saying that. Everybody saying, "Well, he
needs to win more." Every one of the
toughest guys in the division, the champ
goes, "He needs to do something else or
he needs to do something else. He needs
to win another fight. This doesn't work
for me." Not Drakus. Draus looked right
down the barrel of the camera and said,
"I want Jamaya. He's got great cardio,
too. He's working hard. Dracus is
confident going into this fight. So, how
much more exciting does it make it to
have a champ that called out the
toughest guy in the bracket? Dracus'
first experience into MMA. I want to
make sure I point this out because
nobody else will, including Drakus.
Dracus has even changed his own past a
little bit, but his first of fortune
into MMA was that of Greco Roman
wrestling. Wouldn't you be surprised the
very first exercise that Ilia Deporti
ever did was also Greco Roman wrestling.
And I only bring to you like Drius got
spotted at the United States Olympic
Training Center when South Africa
brought their national team out. He was
one of the guys. He was 18 or 19 20
years old, but that was still Drakus
Duples. He was still in the rooms
working on the gut rides, going for the
lifts, pummeling and pushing and
pulling. I mean, I'm just sharing it is
not an easy guy to go ground and pound.
There are some guys where a great
strategy is ground and pound. That right
there is a tough ground and pound. Drias
is going to be trying to get his own
takedowns. Drius conditioning has been
made uh a weapon of pace. He's made a
weapon of his pace himself. These guys
are so similar that it does kind of tie
down to okay grappling of Chamaya versus
striking of of Adrius, but not exactly
in its entire narrative. These guys are
going to be cage fighters. anything goes
is going to go between these two. And
you know what, DC, neither one of these
boys are going to get tired to give up.
I don't think so at all. I watched
Duplic do so many great things and over
the course of his not only just title
run, his whole UFC career has been an
amazing thing to watch because he was
the kid that everybody wanted to doubt.
Nobody wanted to believe that the kid
with the odd style and the kid that was
from South Africa was going to be the
best in the world. But he told us right
away, I'm going to be the world
champion. Nobody wanted to listen. Now
he's the world champ. And he continues
to prove that he's the best in the world
at 185 pounds. He did that. And Hamzach
even said himself, I respect that. I
respect that he called me out because
not many guys are doing it. Chill. I
remember even wrestling. There was kids
that every week I would look at that
bracket show and hope they would get
beat before we got to the finals because
you knew it was a hard night. You knew
even if you won, you knew it was gonna
be it was never four to three kids. We'd
always win 12 10 nine like long hard
matches. You always wish that kid would
lose. Not DDP. DP saying the guy that's
going to push me the most is the guy I
want to see in the octagon. And that's
really honorable in today's mixed
martial arts.
185 is so loaded right now. Some people
feel that Drius has nothing to prove in
this fight. I I strongly disagree. I
think that the power for pound rankings.
I I think that Drius is going to get
Imanov, Kyle Brawl, uh when when Izzy
Oasis is one of the guys just floating
around, when when when uh Whitaker is
one of the guys just floating around, it
starts to show you how hard a division
is, right? Sean Strickland hasn't gone
anywhere. And I'm just saying in a
division that tough, I used to be the
king of middleweight. I knew
middleweights inside and out, partner.
They did not have 10 Anderson Silvas at
middleweight, but they do now. And if
Drikus can go out and look good and get
the win um over Chamay, I just think
that that ranking, he all of a sudden is
going to be flirting with Islam space
and Ilia space. He's going to be
flirting with the top three. And I think
that's the only way that we know how to
compliment him in our industry. We give
him a belt, we give him a main event,
then we give him a little bit more. And
that top three placing pound-for-pound
is very within reach right now for
Rodriguez. Well, very rarely are you
seeing guys now get there without trying
to fight in another division. That's why
Ilie is number one now. But you look at
uh uh Morab, he's like number three. If
Drakus wins, I do believe he'll start to
flirt with that. And honestly, I feel
like Hamza will too if he beats Drake
plus C. Hamzad also said that he
believes he can be the first three
division champion in the UFC's history.
He said he can go back down to 170 after
he wins. Then he feels he can go to 205.
Chill. Can this man be the champ at 170,
185, and 205? Once you start getting to
205, hey, once you start getting to 205,
now that Anka's a man, you got a big
dude that knows how to wrestle, that
task starts to seem a little bit more
unrealistic. When Pereira was the champ,
because he was the 185 lb champ. Okay.
But Magallay is never stepping on a
scale at 185 lbs. He's just too big.
That's a real 205 pounder. You believe
he can do that?
The prerequisite to being able to do
that, I'd have to ask myself, Chale, do
you believe he could gain favor enough
with the organization to be given a
chance to get a double championship? And
I'm going to say no. Where we sit right
now, he has not cleaned out his
division. It's a beautiful division.
He's done some beautiful work. But when
you have guys like Imanov and you have
guys like Carl uh Bao, when you have
guys like Bo Nichl who I'm not ready to
ride off yet and when you have guys like
uh Rene Renee de Rener. Well, I
understand on the bow, but I'm I'm just
offering to you it's really deep right
now and before you get to change weight
classes, you have to clear out and kind
of even be on your second second one
around the trap. And I don't think that
we're anywhere near that. Does life get
a lot easier with Chamay in the rear
view? Yeah, it does. But it's still not
a lock and it's not enough to start
switching classes and looking for double
champ status.
You're actually the best.
You're actually the
best number one.
That's what I keep telling them, DC. I
keep telling them that
you got great you got great your your
skills are so good. You're a great
analyst, but you literally just created
three new human beings in the UFC. Who's
it?
You just got You just called some You
just told me there's a guy that named
Robert Baral that he's at 185.
He's pretty tough.
Robert Baral
said the Ritter who you managed. You're
his ball Heymon. You called him
something different. I mean, I don't get
You're the best, man. Cuz they I mean,
the fact that they they actually just
go, "Yeah, chill called me
called me Rain Dare." Yeah.
He's like, "Yeah, he's like,
they'll be called it and they will like
it quietly with their mouths shut. They
will follow me blindly.
The day I want one of their opinions, I
will beat it out of them."
The oracle chen. Okay. Ch. So it it with
that being said, I mean, you and I have
spoken
and we thought that Pereira at some
point could be a three division
champion. Still the case or is there
anyone else that could win three titles
in the UFC?
Well, I do believe that Pier is the most
likely. Now, I'm giving a real good look
to Ilia Tap to to the things that he is
doing and the size and the strength that
he has. I also got to juxtapose the
youth. He only needs one more hattick,
right? The one he's already pulled off.
He just needs to pull that same trick
out one more time. But we're years away
from him being given that opportunity.
If if if Islam and Ilia get to the point
where they got to fight, I think that
Ilia would behoove himself to make sure
it's for Islam's belt and not bringing
Islam down for his belt, in which case
we'd have our three champions. And I do
think Alex Pier is going to slide up to
heavyweight. I think he's going to go to
heavyweight, win or lose this next
fight. It's in many ways better for pro
heavyweight Pierra fans if Uncle Goliath
to beat him again. But that's a
conversation for another day. Will we
see a three champion in you and I's
generation? Yes, we will.
I I think that so Iliot I do believe
that he has a real chance because like
you said
he would try to go up to 170. Also,
Kabib the other day said Islam might
have a year a year and a half left to
fight, right? So, like if Islam's gone
and Ilia promised the UFC that he's
going to stabilize at 155, we don't know
who the welterweight champion could
potentially be if Islam is to win and
then walk away. I think where Ilia might
have some problems is because they get
really big at 170. Like Jack Delatena is
massive and he's really really good. So,
I don't understand how I don't know,
man. I don't know. I don't know if we're
going to have a three division champion.
I think that's going to be so hard to
do. It's so hard to do two. To think
that three is a possibility. I I don't
know, man. I don't know. But if But I
mean, nobody thought we went two
divisions until Conor McGregor did it.
So unless somebody goes and tries to do
it, it'll always be a what if,
somebody's going to have to take that
chance.
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Chill. Speaking of your boy uh uh RDR, I
got something for you. Fluffy Hernandez
fights Roman Dez this weekend. Fluffy
Hernandez is now fight. He wins. He have
will have won eight in a row. Here's the
problem with Fluffy. He isn't getting as
much of the championship love as most
guys that win seven fights in a row get.
So, he has an idea. Ch. He has an idea.
He said, "Listen, I know I've got some
work to do, but once I get through this,
dude, I want a BMF title fight against
Reineer Ditter because, as we spoke
about a couple weeks ago, Chill, it
seems like now one of your greatest
bargaining chips in getting a title
fight is walking around with that
beautiful black BMF title." That's a
great idea by Fluffy. Give me RDR for
the BMF championship. I bet you he goes
through RDR. If he beats Deise now,
he'll be right alongside Immav and uh
Derritter and Kyle Boho. That's smart by
Fluffy. I've got I've got I've got
everything going my way, Daniel, with
one exception. And I love that people
are starting to talk about BMF. I love
that they're adding to the steam and the
acclaim of the uh BMF. You know what I
like though? I missed the super fight
belt. Do you remember that back in the
day when it would just be the biggest
fight of the night and it was a
tournament so you never knew for sure
who was going to match up but but then
you could just bring in these two
special guys usually guys that had won
tournaments themselves and they'd fight
but it was a one night only. It was a
one night only belt. You didn't defend
it. It was just kind of a an award to
close out the evening. I love the
superfight bell. And if if people in
leadership understood the lives and the
sacrifice of those lives that we are
willing to put on hold for a chance to
hold this damn thing just cuz it's a
belt and all of our peers admire it so
much. I think they would be very
impressed with what they found out in
that study. $50,000 bonus boy that's
going to make a guy go a little bit
harder. But you put up one of those
beautiful super fight belts in addition
to I think you've got a real good
marketing angle and something the guys
truly want.
Everything those guys they want belts. I
mean only person that doesn't want a
belt is Hamzachimaya. Everybody else
wants a belt. And clearly that BMF
championship now is not only a belt,
it's a belt that truly does mean
something. And I think that Fluffy
Hernandez
who's on the verge of one of the biggest
fights of his career uh this weekend has
the right idea. But his fighting style,
he needs to take people down.
Unfortunately, the lead is one of those
guys that once you take him down, he's
very, very dangerous. So, I want to see
how Fluffy handles a guy that can give
him a little bit more whenever he takes
him to the ground because Fluffy's
cardio has been dominant in in the
Brennan Allen fight and he beat uh a few
other guys. He wears him down, but he'll
have his hands for this weekend. He gets
it done. Who do you think gave him
Fluffy for the first time? Like who's
the first person that saw him and gives
him the name Fluffy? That sounds like a
very dangerous thing to do.
It's so when you're a kid and you're
like maybe he's a little chubby. They
called him Fluffy.
Oh, really? That's exactly okay. That
and that's what I would have guessed
like at one point in his life he must
have been a little fluffy and you know
he didn't like being called that.
Daniel,
he a bad boy too. He
that's one of the things that put him on
the path to the octagon in the very
first place. He didn't like being teased
as a kid. First time they called him
Fluffy and then everybody at school
starts calling him Fluffy. I got one on
my team right now. He's called, we call
him Squirmy because one day his
grandmother walked into the gym and
goes, "Squirmy, it's time to go." We're
like, "Oh, that's what they call him."
He's 13 now and he's like, "Please stop
calling me Squirmy." He's like, "I don't
want to be called that anymore." One day
you're going to see Eli Alvarado in the
octagon fighting because he has to kick
somebody's butt. So Thursday
the UFC announced that Charles Ola will
go to Rio and he will fight against uh
Raphael Faz in the main event ch.
Charles is ranked fourth. Phys is ranked
10th. The bigger issue is that it's
going to be only three months since Ilia
put him out. Too soon for Olivivera or
too big of an opportunity to miss
because he's back in Rio.
I don't think so. I really like the
match. Uh, anytime phys is starting to
be the right answer to any question that
you have like what should we do at 55?
Oh, we got a short notice. Oh, we've got
this guy that just got knocked out. Like
whatever the question, Phys keeps on
being the right answer. I watched Physra
a little bit in person the week that he
fought Justin Gai last. They came out.
We're doing the Ultimate Fighter, but he
came in and used some of our room. This
guy was so fast, Daniel. And the power
of his shots though were when they were
at the end when they was at the end of
his punches. If you ever if you ever got
crowded, say with a hook or an uppercut,
it was good. But when he was snapping
out lefts and rights, you could hear
boom boom boom boom. It was like a
shotgun going off and I had very high
expectation of him going in against
Justin Gi, but he got a little fatigued.
The fact that it was a short notice
fight, he just wasn't cardio-wise quite
prepared enough. It's a good matchup
right here. This is the right match to
make. and also removes Charles from the
board. Cuz as we stand back and we look
at 155 and try to figure out what
they're doing next, I know I've already
told you it's Islam versus Tapora. But
while we try to figure it out from these
people that aren't on the inside, Arl
Charlie was one of them. And he was one
of them because Max kept bringing him.
Max even offered to put up the BMF
against him. One person in the whole
world doesn't like Charles Olivera. Just
turns out that person is Max Holloway.
Yeah. the person that's matchmaking uh
understands. Sean Shelby understands you
got to keep Charles away from the title
picture right now. So if you put him
back in there with number five or six
and he wins now you can start saying why
can't I fight for the belt? I believe
that I deserve and with all that he's
done you got to take him serious. But if
you put him all the way back at 10 even
if he beats phys it'll be like okay
Charles Olivera won again. Now he's
working his way back towards
championship contention, especially when
the fight ended in the way that it did
uh between him and Ilia. Those guys in
that division have dominated that that
weight class for so long that that
change needs to happen. Now, if he
loses, Faze now imparts himself back
into the conversation. Raphael Faz's
lost to Justin Gatechi and mostly just
Justin Gachi. Everybody else he beats.
He gets to Charles Olivera. Now he
becomes a player. I'm excited about
these guys. The Game Gamros, the the the
uh Faze,
honestly, uh Dan Hooker, those all those
guys that haven't had the opportunity to
fight for the belt. I like them working
their way back towards contention
because then it kind of changes all the
players at 155 lbs. And it hasn't been
that for a really long time. Patty
Pimpblelet is another one that is
exciting to see the young guys kind of
finally break through and work their way
into the championship picture. Lastly,
Chill, before I let you go, we have some
fast show today. You you uh you were
juking and jing. You started watching
the market a little too early. Chill,
did it drop? Did it drop since we sat
down?
I don't touch it. I don't watch it,
Jill. Anyhow, chill. ESPN is now home to
all WWE premium live events. Does it get
any better, Chill? If those seats were
good last year at WrestleMania, imagine
the seats we're going to have next year
at Wrestle.
Oh, Glenn hooked that up. Oh my god, I
was so grateful. But you're telling me
that there's a chance that hookup might
come again this year? It's
coming again, dog. It's coming again,
Chelp. It's going to be nice. WWE though
now is the home of all the PLES. ESPN,
sorry, is the home of all WWE PLE's.
It's a big deal. Before the PLE's were
on Peacock, right? They were paying $185
million. It has been reported that they
now get 326 per year from ESPN. All the
PL, they have like 13, I think, per
year. We are going to get Survivor
Series on the new ESPN flagship
streaming service. We're going to get
Wrestlemania. We're going to get the
Royal Rumble. All those big shows,
Summer Slam,
dude. All those big shows are home.
ESPN's the home of it. How exciting is
that?
Oh, it's incredible. And now I see how
you tied that into the market. You're
telling me to go check TKO's symbol. I
will immediately. I'm a player
immediately. So maybe old Shale is going
to have something to go his way for a
change today. Dale, this puts us one
step closer to the good guy and the bad
guy becoming a tag team in the WWE. So,
if it's you and me, who's our dream
matchup? Are we wrestling the New Day?
Are we wrestling the Viking Raiders? Are
we wrestling the the Judgment Day? Who
are we wrestling jail as the good guy
and the bad guy?
Any combination they want to bring. If
they want to protect themselves, there's
only two. They're going to need Cody.
They're going to need Seth Rollins and
he's going to be needing to tag up with
Cody Rhodess. I know that's not an
official tag team, but if they want to
leave there on One Piece, those are
probably the two guys
probably the two guys that are equipped
with what is needed to get through a
match.
Hey, Chill, they better Hey, let me tell
you something. If it's a tag team, they
better put the Creed brothers in there
against us because we work stiff. Chill.
We Hey, we get real stiff.
The Creed boys. They can take They can
take a potato.
Yes, they can wrestle. They've been
worked. We've worked. They work stiff.
So yeah, if you want to wrestle Jayla
and I, they better keep us out of the
ring. Somebody might get hurt wrestling
with you and me, man. I I might mess up
a spot. And if I mess up a spot, I don't
want there. Hey, I end up like uh
remember when they broke Stone Cold's
neck back in the day. It was all hurt,
wasn't it? It went past his legs, banned
the power driver. Yeah. Don't Don't put
me Don't Don't put me in the tag team.
Leave me outside as a fan. I work too
stiff. Jail has that's big news and
that's exciting news for jail night.
Guys, we got to go though. Um very
important day on the stock market for
jail and I've got a couple things to do
myself. So for the good guy and the bad
guy, peace.