UFC Strickland Vs Hernedez

Summary
The hosts break down the UFC Fight Night Strickland vs. Hernandez card, analyzing each fight and providing insights on the fighters' styles, odds, and potential outcomes. They discuss the significance of certain matchups and the impact on the fighters' careers, highlighting the hunger and drive of emerging fighters. The conversation covers a range of topics related to upcoming UFC fights, fighter matchups, betting strategies, and an upcoming trip to Vegas. It includes detailed fight predictions, analysis of fighter abilities and styles, and considerations of odds and value bets. Additionally, the hosts discuss potential title fights, content creation plans for the Vegas trip, and reflect on past experiences, including a comedy show mishap.

Takeaways

• Fighter hunger and drive can be a significant factor in predicting fight outcomes.
• The UFC heavyweight division is experiencing a scarcity of new talent, leading to the cutting of existing fighters. Thorough analysis of fighter matchups and betting strategies
• Consideration of odds and value bets for upcoming fights
• Plans for creating gambling and UFC-related content during the Vegas trip

Chapters

• 00:00 UFC Fight Night Strickland vs. Hernandez Card Breakdown
• 05:45 Rameez Brahmaj vs. Puna Soriano
• 13:45 Michael Pereira vs. Zachary Reese
• 22:08 Ante Delgia vs. Serguei Spivak
• 27:31 Fight Predictions and Analysis
• 36:00 Fighter Matchups and Betting Strategies
• 44:36 UFC Card and Fighter Discussions

Transcript

SPEAKER_02 0:00

Welcome back to Mic'ed Up and Misinformed with your host Lunch Money and Mad Dog. Today we're gonna break down the UFC Fight Knight Strictline vs. Hernandez card. Let's get it.

SPEAKER_05 0:11

This is a crazy card. I I feel like I'm not very confident in a lot of these guys. There's some new guys. It's just kind of a weird card, but it is a good card. There's a lot of named people on here. They're just some of them are a little older or more mature. It's it's I don't feel great about this card.

SPEAKER_02 0:26

Yeah, I don't feel I don't feel like crazy confident about a lot of plays. I d there's plays I like but don't really love. And and I feel like the only fight that has like serious magnitude is the Strickland and Hernandez fight. If Hernandez wins, he has a great a great shot at getting a title fight versus Chemayev. And if Strickland wins, he could easily say, Hey, I just beat a guy on, I believe, an eight or nine fight win streak. And so Strickland could get himself right back into the title contention um picture as well. So that's I would say that's the only one that has like serious, serious um implications.

SPEAKER_04 1:10

Yes, exactly.

SPEAKER_02 1:12

Alright, so first fight on the card. Again, you know I'm not a big fan of these early prelims. Not that I'm not a fan, but I just don't feel confident because it's a lot of newbies and a lot of people that are just trying to establish themselves in the UFC. But we have Carly Judice versus Juliana Miller. Who do you like in that one?

SPEAKER_05 1:32

Dude, so same. It's kind of just a weird fight, man, honestly. I pull my notes. Um, so Carly Judice has more Mai Thai style, and Julian Miller's got a little bit more of a Brazilian jujitsu style. So I I think it just whoever's gonna uh play their game the best. So the odds are crazy, too. Judice is at minus 900, Miller's at plus 600. So I mean it's like it's stacked on one direction, you know. But uh again, if she takes her down to the ground, you know, Jiu-Jitsu's definitely or Julian Miller's definitely has a chance, dude, uh, to pull off a submission. So I being this early in the fight and the odds being stacked the way they are, there's just not a lot of value here. But if you if you really were you know crazy with it, then you know take take the favorite. But I I just have a hard time, especially with women, dude. I feel like sometimes the odds are crazy and it doesn't even make sense.

SPEAKER_02 2:25

Yeah, minus 900. I mean, that feels like a a newbie fighting against uh Amanda Nunes or something type vibes.

SPEAKER_05 2:34

Yeah, exactly. I would expect to have more, you know, more of a name or a better established record than this.

SPEAKER_02 2:39

Yeah, that's dog or pass for me there.

SPEAKER_05 2:42

Yeah, yeah, exactly. I mean, really the value is probably on the dog, but it pass. There's just nothing crazy here.

SPEAKER_02 2:49

Next up we have Jor Jordan Levitt versus Yadier Delval. Um, I'm not really familiar with Yadier, but I see he is 10-0, and Jordan Levit is somewhat of a gatekeeper. You know, if if you beat Jordan Levitt, then you know you're you're UFC worthy. And if you lose, you're probably, you know, might go to another um fighting league or organization.

SPEAKER_05 3:14

Yeah, I mean, 100%, dude. And this is kind of a weird one because I feel like when Levitt was starting to come up into the ranks, I thought he had some talent, he could go places, but he just kind of flatlined. Like he's not really growing to become a better fighter. He just kind of comes out with the same, you know, type of scenario. No matter who he's fighting, he doesn't really change his style or do anything. Um, both these guys are you know pretty good at Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, so I see this kind of being a grappling match. So I it's tough. I mean, anybody get caught at any time, so I almost see this one just kind of being a wrestling match and the you know the fans booing them and it just going the distance and whoever gets the control time here.

SPEAKER_02 3:52

I I'm taking I'm not what's what's the odds on this fight?

SPEAKER_05 3:56

So uh Del Valley's at minus 420, Levit's at plus 320.

SPEAKER_02 4:02

Yeah, those odds are a little bit too big for me. I was gonna say I'll take the undefeated guy, the newbie versus Levit, but with the odds being that big, I think I'm gonna just go ahead and pass because Levit's experience could play a factor here.

SPEAKER_05 4:13

100%. I do like Yedder a little bit better, but I it it's same thing. There's just hard to bet on those crazy odds. And if it's really more of a 50-50 matchup, the odds just aren't reflecting it. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 4:26

Yeah, I'm with you on that. I'm passing. But I do have a pick for this next fight, man.

SPEAKER_04 4:30

Alright, let's go, baby.

SPEAKER_02 4:32

We have uh we have John Paul, uh Le Leb Soyani versus Phil Rowe. I'm taking John Paul on this one, man. I feel like Phil Rowe is, you know, just just barely UFC caliber of a fighter. Um he hasn't really grown in the UFC. I feel like he would be like a really good PFL fighter. You know, no offense to him, but I I feel like he'll be fighting in in other organizations in the next year or two. And um this John Paul, who's 9-2, I feel like he's gonna get a pretty decisive win. That's mighty gonna be a first um leg on my part Lay.

SPEAKER_05 5:10

I like that, dude. Yeah, I think John Paul's the slightly better fighter here. This you know, coming into the UFC. Um, Philip Rowe just came off a TKO too, so I feel like sometimes these guys are a little hesitant after getting knocked out, like they're not gonna run out there, you know, full glory. Um and Philip Rowe took this on short exp short notice. So other than the experience, there's just not a lot of I don't see him getting the win.

SPEAKER_02 5:35

Yeah, I'm uh what's the odds on that one, may I ask?

SPEAKER_05 5:38

Oh yeah, keep back to asking me, dude. I'm sorry. John Calls at minus 205 and then Philip Row at plus 170.

SPEAKER_02 5:45

Yeah, we're taking JP leg one on the parlay. Yeah, for sure. Oh show. Next up we have uh Ramiz Brahimaj versus uh Puna Soriano. Um Puna's another one of those fighters where you know he he could get uh a lucky knockout shot, but if not, you know, he's likely to lose a decision um or possibly um get submitted here in this matchup. I like Brahimaj quite a bit. I don't know if I'm gonna play him or not, but I feel like Ramez definitely runs through Puna here.

SPEAKER_05 6:19

I dude, it's same thing. Now that this one is actually reflective, it's basically a pick'em. Minus 115, minus 105. Um, Pulinal was the underdog, but it's basically become a pick'em. I think he's got the name behind him a little bit, so I think people will bet that because they recognize that name more. Um Remenz is coming off a three-fight win streak. I will say uh Punal has had better competition in the UFC overall, but just like you said, same thing. I feel like he hasn't grown as a fighter. He kind of just has a stand-up looking for the knockout type of mentality, and if he doesn't get it, he kind of starts to gas out and then loses it in the later rounds. So I this is a tough one. I I do kind of like Punalo a little bit more, but I wouldn't, I'm not gonna hammer it or anything crazy.

SPEAKER_02 7:03

I like Brahimaj here. I feel like he has more paths to victory, and uh I will say Pune has a lot more heart though. There's some fights where I see Ramiz fight, and I'm like, I question if his heart is really there, if he really has that dog in him, and I feel like Pune does, but um I just feel like Pune's just not as talented.

SPEAKER_05 7:24

Yeah, he he's just he's capped himself, he's just not growing as a fighter. I'm gonna get a little bit more than a lot of things.

SPEAKER_02 7:29

If I was taking Puna, for me personally, I think it's take take him on a knockout prop if you're gonna take him.

SPEAKER_05 7:36

Yeah, that that probably pays well too, actually.

SPEAKER_02 7:39

Yeah, that way you could get probably closer, you know, if it's a pick'em, I'm assuming you probably could get the knockout at plus two fifty.

SPEAKER_05 7:46

Dude, this guy's on top of it, plus two seventy. Okay.

SPEAKER_02 7:49

That was a good guess. That's a great guess, dude. This guy's on top of it. Alright, so uh, but I like I like Brahma by uh decision there in that one if I had to pick between the two. Next up we have Nora uh Cornell versus Jocelyn Edwards. Bro, I do not have a pick in this one. I'm leaning Nora, but I I'm I don't feel real confident.

SPEAKER_05 8:13

So, dude, so it's the same thing. Neither of them have been KO'd, so they're gonna be grappling like crazy. So look for a sub or decision. I I like Nora, but it's weird because the odds are insane. Nora's at plus 260, and Jocelyn Edwards is at minus 330. And I'm just like, this is more of an even match to me. So I'm taking the underdog just for the pure value.

SPEAKER_02 8:36

Yeah, it's worth a sprinkle. Why not? You know, put a tenth of a unit on there and and just enjoy the fight. I never I never hesitate, you know, and take wanting to take a women's underdog, man. I feel like they come through a lot more often than not.

SPEAKER_05 8:50

They do, bro. Even at like plus 600, they'll they'll still be able to find a win sometimes. It's crazy. And I just don't see the I don't see the talent levels being that different for what the odds reflect.

SPEAKER_02 9:02

Yeah, for Jocelyn, you know, she's 16 and 6. You know, that's you know, it's it's a decent record in MMA, but it it's also saying that she's super beatable, and for the odds of her to being that big of a favorite, I gotta take Nora as the dog in that one. I was already leaning on her without looking at the odds. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.

SPEAKER_05 9:21

You already said that before.

SPEAKER_02 9:23

So, all right, we're taking Nora for a sprinkle in that one. Next up, we have uh Luis Guru versus Aiden Korea. Bro, or Alden Korea. I don't have I don't know about either one of these fighters, bro. Uh it's a complete pass for me. It looks like they're newer flyweights. Um they're both newer.

SPEAKER_05 9:46

I think Alden's got one fight, and I think Lewis has three fights. I think he did like the contender series and then two more fights. But I I feel like if you watch him fight, I don't think he's ready for the UFC. I don't think he's quite, I don't think he has that level. So again, in a different federation, he'd probably do well. Um the odds, same thing. It's basically it's a little bit more. They got Aldean at minus 280, I'm sorry, and Lewis at plus two, two thirty. So I I do like Aldean overall. I think he's a little bit better fighter. Um, but same thing, dude. There's I just there's just not a lot of value here for me to, you know, smack either of these guys.

SPEAKER_02 10:24

Yeah, it's like you like Alden, but not enough to put him on a play just because he's a little bit too favored.

SPEAKER_05 10:29

Yeah, exactly. And I I mean again, maybe if I was doing a parlay, I would throw him on there and just you know have a small parlay going with a couple of picks and hope it goes, but I wouldn't be, you know, betting like crazy on either of these guys. Again, they're just too new. They don't they there's not a lot of footage, and you just never know what's gonna happen.

SPEAKER_02 10:48

Yeah, yeah, I don't have an opinion on that one. But next up we have Ode Osborne versus uh Alibi uh I Idiris?

SPEAKER_05 10:59

Yeah, I'm gonna say Alibi Idiris.

SPEAKER_02 11:02

Sorry if I'm pronouncing your name wrong, bud. Oday is 34. Um Alibi is 31. Um Osborne has a five-inch reach advantage on his opponent. Three year three years older and one inch taller. Um Alibi has only lost one fight. Ode is 13 and 9. Ode is super entertaining to me. He's extremely fast. He's kind of like a fur a a round and a half or bust type of fighter. You know, he's gotta get you early if he's gonna get you. He kind of gasses himself out because he's so explosive. But he's also fought himself out of a lot of fights, reflecting his nine loss record. So um, what's the odds on this one? Because I'm I'm really interested to see.

SPEAKER_05 11:52

This one is closer. Al Bibi's at minus 130 and Osborne at plus 110. And the only thing I can think is that Osborne's got more experience in the UFC overall, but he's only won one of his last five fights. I I agree with you. He kind of fights like a Mighty Mouse. He comes out really aggressive at first. Again, when I first saw this guy coming on the scene, I'm like, man, he's got some talent. If he uses that reach to his advantage, maybe grappled a little bit more and was more strategic, I think he'd be winning some of these fights. But I don't know if he just gets into his own head or maybe doesn't have the right coaching staff. Um but it just seems l like he just doesn't quite get the job done at the end of the day. So I I like Al BB here or Alibi.

SPEAKER_02 12:34

Yeah, I do too. And also, you know, um being 34 at flyweight, you know, that is a older age for that division because it is solely built on tough quickness.

SPEAKER_03 12:45

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 12:46

You know, after I feel like about 32, 33, you start declining a little bit, and for him, you know, already, you know, he if he loses this fight, he arguably could get cut from the UFC. I think. He really could fight his way out of the UFC if he loses this fight. I like a Alibi in this fight um for how close the odds are. Why not take the guy he's only lost once?

SPEAKER_05 13:15

Yeah, exactly, dude. That's that's kind of how I feel. Yeah, I think I mean I don't see uh Odie, you know, taking himself up to the championship level, and I think his fighting career is on the down on the decline.

SPEAKER_02 13:27

Yeah, if Oday wins, that's another one that I would sprinkle by knockout. You know, he is freakishly fast. He might come out there and hit Alibi with something he didn't even see coming. You know, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop.

SPEAKER_03 13:40

Yeah, you never know.

SPEAKER_02 13:41

Oday is dangerous in the first round. Next up, we have uh I got this one. Cheidi uh Nichquani.

SPEAKER_05 13:55

No Connie, it's probably just a silent J.

SPEAKER_02 13:59

Chidi Nich Jaquani versus Carlos Lille. Uh Cheedy Bang Bang. I've seen Cheedy fight a lot of times, though, and Carlos Lille both. Um, Carlos came from another organization a little bit later in his career, and Cheedy, at one point I thought he was gonna be a contender, but now that he's getting a little bit older, he's turning into a gatekeeper for his division. This is a pretty solid matchup, in my opinion. Um Chidi is 37 to Carlos Lil's age only 31. Both fighters have quite a bit of miles on the tank. Um, Cheedy has a six-inch reach advantage. I think that will play a major factor in this fight. 100%. But Cheedy does gas out too. Cheedy definitely gasses out after about a round and a half or two. Leal's good to go for all rounds. However, Lil's coming off, didn't he get knocked out nasty in his last fight?

SPEAKER_05 14:54

Um, I don't know, dude. Let me see. I'll pull it up and look. Yeah, I I I kind of like Bang Bang here, dude, to be honest with you. I think this is gonna be a stand-up fight. I think this someone's gonna be a good one.

SPEAKER_02 15:05

Yeah, he got knocked out. So Lil got sent to the shadow realm by uh Salakov, the four the Kung Fu man.

SPEAKER_01 15:16

Yep.

SPEAKER_02 15:17

King of Kung Fu. Um, what's the odds on this one, bro? I I'm tempted to just take whoever the dog is.

SPEAKER_05 15:24

It's it's Cheedy, bro. It's Bang Bang at minus at plus one ten. And then Carlos is at minus one thirty. And I I like I like Cheaty here, dude, honestly. I think the reach advantage makes the difference. I think this is gonna be a stand-up. So I can see what you're saying. Like if it if it goes into the third round, maybe Leaf's got the advantage there. But I think Cheidi's got enough to uh just to outpower him and get the KO.

SPEAKER_02 15:47

Yeah, yeah. I feel like if it goes to a decision, it's Carlos Lille's fight to lose. But if it if it if it's by finish, you gotta think Cheidi knocks him out. So that's kind of how what I'm thinking with playing this fight, especially knowing that Lil just got knocked out cold by you know uh Muslim Salikov. So I'm thinking if you're betting this fight, take Cheedy by knockout or take Leal by a decision, because um if Chidi does win by decision, he beat the heck out of him for about two rounds, and then Leal um started to make a comeback in the third, but Chidi had done too much damage by the time the fight's over.

SPEAKER_05 16:26

The points added up already.

SPEAKER_02 16:28

Yeah. Bruh, I'm gonna say I'm gonna I'm gonna take Carlos by decision here.

SPEAKER_04 16:34

Alright, let's go. I love it.

SPEAKER_02 16:38

I feel like if you take Chidi by knockout or dis Carlos decision, you're getting plus money, whatever you take. I mean, if you take any prop on this fight, you're getting plus money.

SPEAKER_05 16:46

Yeah, 100%. Let me see. I'll pull it real quick. So Chidi by decision plus nine fifty. That's crazy. Oh no, I'm sorry. Chi D by KO plus 140. And then Carlos by decision plus 900.

SPEAKER_02 17:03

Carlos by decisions plus 900.

SPEAKER_05 17:05

Plus 900, that's nuts, dude.

SPEAKER_01 17:07

Yeah, we're yeah, I'm gonna sprinkle that. I'm sprinkling that. Hell yeah, let's go. Yeah, that's crazy.

SPEAKER_02 17:16

The only thing I the only reason I I don't want to take Cheaty as the underdog is 37 years old concerns me.

SPEAKER_05 17:22

Yeah, the age is concerning. I mean, for sure. Like you said, he doesn't have the stamina, obviously, as someone younger. But I think he the with the reach advantage, I mean, even if they're just you know banging and colliding at the same time, that five inches is gonna make a huge difference on the connective side.

SPEAKER_02 17:38

Thanks, bro. 100%. Um I think that's the first fight that we're uh gonna split on as well. Yeah. Alright, next fight. Excuse me. Next fight, I got a really strong opinion on this one, man. I'm gonna let you, I'm gonna let you say who you like first. Um, but I feel I'm definitely playing this on a on a play.

SPEAKER_05 17:59

Um dude, I don't know. I'm kind of torn on this one. I feel like you could talk to me either way. I feel like Michael Peore is getting towards the end of his career. He's only won two of his last five fights. The dude has the ability to get the job done, but I just don't know if I believe in him anymore. I think same, I think his I think he's peaked, and I think he's starting a downward trend. And I think Zachary Reese is on the incline. Um, if if Reese wins this, I think you he's gonna be, you know, going stepping up quick. Give him like three more fights, and he'll be he'll be pushing for a you know big contender spot. Um I I'm gonna take Reese, dude, and the underdog here as well.

SPEAKER_02 18:41

Yes, sir. We're taking Zachary all day to the bank, dude. So here's the thing with me they're really close in age. Reese is 31, Michelle Pereira is 32, but Michelle Pereira, do what?

SPEAKER_05 18:54

Which is crazy because he looks like he's 40, bro. He looks so much.

SPEAKER_02 18:57

Yeah, and Michelle Pereira has a lot of miles on the tank. You know, he's 31 and 14. Most of those fights have been in the UFC. He's been there, done that. He's never he's always been borderline contender. It's like as soon as he starts making his way towards title contention, he loses. And he's done this probably three or four cycles now. So he kind of knows his place. And it kind of makes me question where where does Michelle Pereira's heart lie? Because at this point of his career, he's really just fighting for money. And I mean, everybody's fighting for money, but Zachary Reese, like you said, he is on the uh on the on and up, and he is trying to uh work his way up the rankings, and he's a hell of a lot hungrier than Pereira is. Now, could Pereira knock him out with some crazy ass um spinning kick or you know, he front flip kick, you know, he's a it he's a wild fighter, but he gasses out, and I question his heart, man. I just feel like he just is strictly fighting for money, and Reese has a lot more to fight for. I love Zachary Reese in this matchup. The fact that the odds are close at all, bro. We're taking Reese to the bank. That's that's the we're we're putting lock on that.

SPEAKER_05 20:07

Yeah, Reese at plus 130, dude.

SPEAKER_02 20:10

We're locking that up. Reese is gonna Reese might knock him out, bro.

SPEAKER_05 20:13

I dude, I wouldn't be surprised if he does, dude, honestly. But it I it's just weird, man. That again, the odds don't reflect it. So I don't know if they're just giving, you know, Michelle the like the overall experience a little bit. Or the odds are weird on this card. Like, I don't even know what to say. When I I always go make my picks and then go look at the odds so I'm not like subjectified, you know. And then when I went and saw some of these, I'm like, how? Like who put these odds together?

SPEAKER_02 20:38

Yeah, I mean, we'll have to see like weight cuts and how everything or how they look, you know, after they uh when they're uh facing off. But for me, I'm I'm just assuming that Michelle Pereira, it you know, a lot of UFC fans are familiar with him, have watched him fight. Zachary Reese is relatively newer, so UFC fans might not be on to him yet. And um Michelle Pereira is also a super exciting and entertaining fighter, so it's easy for a casual to assume, oh man, I'm gonna take the guy that's electric and exciting to watch.

SPEAKER_05 21:10

I mean, you never know. He could come off with some kind of spring handstand, heel kick, and putt something out crazy. But I just I just don't see it. I think, yeah, I think Reese fights you know more soundly. I think he keeps his hands up, he keeps his guard up, he's not gonna get rattled by anything too crazy. Um, and you kind of know what to expect to fighting a guy like this, right? Like you're not trying to get trapped or caught up against the the fence here. So I I yeah, I'm I'm taking Reese Thunderdog plus 130.

SPEAKER_02 21:38

If if it's ever a fight that I already have an opinion on, or if I feel like it's gonna be a relatively close fight, I'm always gonna put my money on the person who I think's hungrier. You know, I think that mindset and that hunger and that drive is what separates fighters. And they're all obviously hungry, but like I said, if you've already been there and you've already, you know, been the UFC for a long time. You're not going to be as hungry as somebody who's working the way up the rankings for the first time. For sure. So next up we have Jacoby Smith versus Josiah Harrell. I don't know much about Josiah Harrell, but I do know that both of these fighters are undefeated. And Jacoby Smith is very um, you know, he has a lot of hype behind him in the UFC. You know, there's people saying he could be a future champion. So this is, you know, it looks like it's going to be a great um matchup stylistically with them both being undefeated. Both of them have, you know, the ultimate confidence in themselves without losing before in MMA. Um, what's the odds on this one?

SPEAKER_05 22:41

So Jacoby's at minus 280 and Harrell is at plus two thirty. So I mean I would I would take Smith, like you said. I think the hype behind him, I think uh it it's very similar. You know, like you said, the matchup's gonna be good. I think this is gonna be a banger for sure. So I think either guy could get the job done, but I I like I like Smith just a little bit more here. I I would I wouldn't go crazy. I mean same thing. I put this on a small parlay and hope it clears the you know the distance. I there's just not a lot of there's not a lot of value. I haven't seen enough of these guys to to bet any real money on.

SPEAKER_02 23:17

Yeah, especially betting on a guy who's that big of a favorite for both fighters being undefeated. This is what's gonna decide if I bet the fight. I do like Jacoby Smith right now at face value. Like I think that it's worth probably throwing in a parlay.

SPEAKER_03 23:32

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 23:33

But what's gonna factor for me is where the public money lies. If if Jacoby Smith gets over 70 to 75% of the handle, I'm completely staying away from this fight because something in me feels trappy to where people are gonna, you know, like me, you're thinking about putting him in parlays, and then he ends up burning you, and the other guy is undefeated. So he obviously, you know, is there for a reason and he could easily just steal Smith's hype and continue up.

SPEAKER_05 24:02

Yep. Yeah, trappy is the best way to put it. That's a good word, dude, for sure. Like if the odds were closer, I probably wouldn't feel as leery about this. With the odds being as crazy as they are, I'm freaking I'm gonna stay away or put it on a small parlay. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 24:16

Next up we have uh heavyweight matchup. Man, that heavyweight division's getting getting scarce, bro. This is like an all-time low for the division. The OC is cutting their heavyweight fighters. Jonathan Almeida just got cut after his last fight. And it's crazy because like there's not a lot of heavyweights that are coming onto the scene. We have that Josh Hokick, Hokick, but that's really the only one that I'm looking at right now that's has like some upside to him. They're gonna have to get some heavyweight fighters, ASAP. But we got Auntie uh Delja Deja, I cannot say his name. I've seen him fight a couple times, though. Uh Ante or Aunt Delja versus Sergey Spivak. I know Spivak's the dog, and I'm taking Spivak in this one, bro.

SPEAKER_05 25:04

Exactly, exactly. I think the experience for Spivak's gonna make the difference here. Um, the other guy is relatively new to the UFC.

SPEAKER_02 25:12

I feel like uh Auntie knocks if Auntie wins, he's gonna win by a knockout. If Sergei wins, he's gonna either get a submission or a decision win by having you know just a just a control time fist.

SPEAKER_05 25:26

Yeah, so Auntie minus 140, Spivak at plus 118. I like Spivak here. Again, I think the values on the underdog, this is probably gonna go the decision either way. I don't know if either guy's gonna get completely KO'd or laid out, but a ground and pound, end of the second, beginning of the third, you know, that could happen for sure.

SPEAKER_02 25:45

Yeah, I think um Spivak's probably one of the best underdog plays on the card, if not my favorite. Yeah, I think I think Spivak's a good bet, honestly. Alright, so next up we have um Dan Ige versus uh Mezcal Costa. Bro, I know I said earlier uh Zach Reese was potentially the lock of the night, but dude, I really like Mezcal Costa. He's on a multi-fight winning streak right now. Dan Ige is a he, you know, we talk about gatekeepers. Like, are you a gatekeeper for the newbies or a gatekeeper for contenders? And you gotta beat Dan Ige to be like in the top five to seven fighters in that division. And Mezcal Costa has finally got into that position where if he beats Dan Ige, he's gonna be fighting the cream of the crop in that division in the other way division.

SPEAKER_01 26:39

Yeah, he's got a he can win any way he wants here.

SPEAKER_05 26:43

Yeah, exactly. That that's the deal. He's a super well-rounded fighter. He doesn't he doesn't say anything, he doesn't let himself get into bad predicaments, he doesn't rush it or do anything crazy. I mean he every time you see him fight, he literally just looks locked in. Like he knows the game plan, he's been training super hard, he's ready to go out there and get the win. And then, like you said, he's been beating up everybody. This dude's just he's terrorizing the entire the entire scene right now.

SPEAKER_02 27:10

Um I think it's safe to say he's he's arguably the dark horse of the vi division. He's the guy that nobody wants to fight, but also nobody's talking about either. But I feel like Mezcal Costa is the guy behind the scenes. Nobody wants to sign the contract to fight this guy. He's just respect to him, but Dan Ige will fight anybody. He's the type of guy, anybody, anytime, and I I respect fighters like that.

SPEAKER_05 27:36

Yep. And again, he's been around for a long time, and I mean he he does have some ability, and anything could happen, but I I love Costa here, dude, for sure.

SPEAKER_02 27:45

Again, I if you're taking Dan Ige, his only path to victory is by knockout.

SPEAKER_05 27:50

Yeah, so that's why I think Costa by submission. I think he'll probably stand a little bit, wait, get the takedown, jump on his back, and just be done with it.

SPEAKER_02 27:59

Yeah, I yeah, Costa by sub. I like him by decision a lot, but I would not be surprised if he pulls off a sub, 100%. Next up we have uh Jeff Neal versus Euros Medic. Um, this is gonna be a good one, bro. I um I'm kind of leading Jeff Neil here. I feel like he's got a little bit more power on his side. And Neil's fought, dude. He Neil's fought everybody, dude. That guy's resume is nice, bro.

SPEAKER_05 28:25

Yeah, no, I agree with that. I just feel like same thing. I feel like he's kind of peaked and he's kind of slowly starting to flatline and trend downhill. I don't see him running for a contender, you know, anymore. I don't see him getting a title shot anytime. So I I'm gonna take um medic here. And he again, he's blame you.

SPEAKER_02 28:46

Medic Medic is um 32 to Neil's age 35. Um, Neil has a four-inch reach advantage. They both fight Southpaw. It's gonna be a good fight, in my opinion. I I definitely think it's gonna be a good fight. I'm leaning on taking Jeff Neal. I feel like, you know, if he doesn't win this fight, he's he's like right now, he's kind of like the gatekeeper for the contenders as well. But if he loses, he's gonna really his competition's gonna significantly drop because medic is is a pretty big drop off from the previous fights Neil's had.

SPEAKER_05 29:24

Yeah. Yeah, I I just think yeah, I think Neil slowly started to decline here. It's a slippery slope. But again, the odds are crazy. Jeff Neil at minus 225, Yuris Medic at plus 185. So I'm gonna take medic. You know, I'm gonna again I'm gonna take that value.

SPEAKER_02 29:38

It's a pretty solid underdog, bro. Medic it, medic's gonna bring it, and you know, he's just he's he's dangerous. I feel like Neil's a little more dangerous, but medic is dangerous for sure. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 29:48

Yep. Yeah, it's just it's dang hearing those odds, bro.

SPEAKER_02 29:52

It's almost dog or pass there.

SPEAKER_05 29:53

I know that's that's what I said, dude. Before we logged in, I said there's so many underdogs I like on this, it's crazy. Yeah, minus 225.

SPEAKER_02 30:00

If Neil is like minus 150, 160, I'd probably play that. But knowing that, even though I like Neil to win, there's a lot more value on medic here and that.

SPEAKER_05 30:10

Yeah. So same, you can always put Neil at your last leg of a small parlay and then hedge it, and then just, you know, take the cash. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 30:18

Yeah, that's not a bad play right there. That might be a good one to live bet, too, because uh as the fight goes on, um take over the fight because Neil's pretty dangerous in the first round and a half.

SPEAKER_05 30:30

Yeah, see what happens the first round and then go from there, see who's you know, because same, sometimes these guys sound great on paper and you can see their previous fights, but maybe camp didn't go well, maybe they were sick recently, and all of a sudden they just they look crappy coming into wins, they look dragged out, they look sucked out, and then you see him walking out and they're not even hyped up or anything, and it's like it's hard, you know. I love to see a guy like singing the song, coming out, slapping hands, cheering. Like, I like them when they're energized walking out to the ring. When those other guys come out and they just look like they're already they've already lost, you know? So it's like you've kind of given up before the fight even started.

SPEAKER_02 31:06

Hey, that's the worst feeling in the world when you bet a fighter and they come out looking like sluggish or depressed, you're like what the hell's going on now? What's the what's the hell's wrong with this guy?

SPEAKER_05 31:17

Exactly. He's just trying to hype himself up in his own head, you know? So I mean it's it it's some of these guys sometimes. I think a live bat, I think that's a good one, dude. I like that. Same if medic comes out freaking pumping the jams and feeling good, bouncing all over the place. I I love that.

SPEAKER_02 31:33

Yeah, I'm with a dogger past on that one after hearing those odds. Next up, bro, I'm so torn on this fight. I'm so torn on this fight. We got Sean Strickland versus Fluffy Hernandez.

SPEAKER_00 31:46

Yep.

SPEAKER_02 31:46

Bro, I feel like Sean's like, so Anthony Hernandez is on fire, dude. He's got like an eight or nine fight win streak. He's not really, he's dogging everybody out right now. But I feel like Strickland's style is Hernandez crit tonight because Strickland, he's like one of the best in the UFC at takedown defense. And if he stuffs Hernandez takedowns, Strickland is ten times better on the feet.

SPEAKER_05 32:15

He's nasty on the feet, bro. Exactly.

SPEAKER_02 32:17

He's gonna pick Hernandez apart if he can't get him down. But here's the thing with me Hernandez gas tank is a little bit better than Strickland's. No, it's yeah, like I don't know if anybody has the gas tank as Fluffy has, honestly. So here's how I'm seeing it. The first round, let's okay, it's five rounds. So first round, Strickland uh, you know, keeps him off of him and doesn't let him take him down for the first round or two, but then Hernandez just doesn't stop. He doesn't stop. And also, yeah, Strickland's a a decision merchant as well. You know, he the it's arguab it's arguably it's a it's an argument to say you know, he doesn't really have a lot of power in his hands. He's a decision merchant, and that's my thing is if it hits round three and Strickland starts to get a little bit tired, Hernandez only needs he only needs to get one takedown to get his confidence back rolling again. Yeah, for sure. So this is a tough one for me, bro, because Strickland definitely could pull this off as the underdog, but um I don't I don't know, bro. I and I feel like both matchups will be really entertaining to see versus Shemive, because Hernandez has a better gas tank than Shemive, but Shama's stronger. And Shamaev is versus Strickland, Shamaiv fights kind of like Hernandez, except the the he's more powerful, but the gas tank's not like Hernandez. But Strickland is a kryptonite to wrestling, wrestling type fighters.

SPEAKER_05 33:49

Yeah, because it's hard to take him down for sure. He know he can sprawl real well and he'll he'll box coming off of a sprawl, right? He's willing to do like the dirty boxing and throwing elbows when you're in close and throwing knees when you're in close. So I think some of these guys start getting intimidated and then don't want to shoot like crazy. But I couldn't say it better. I think Hernandez is gonna be relentless, dude. He's just gonna be pushing on that gas pedal, even if he can't get the takedown, give it 60 seconds, he's gonna be shooting for another one. Anytime he sees an opportunity to grab a single leg, dude, he's gonna be jumping on it immediately. But if you just look at the stand-up, I think Strickland's fought a lot better, caliber fighters, and it's been there, has you know been in the ring a lot more. Um, I don't think he next to that kind of proof coming into this fight. Now, I think either one of these guys, you know, whoever wins, they're they're going straight to the top, basically, right? Um, like you said, I think Hernandez has the momentum. It's a little bit more useful. I do love his kind of background story, and I think it's it's turned himself more into an athlete and it's constantly on the training, and again, that's why the conditioning is so well. Um I it's just kind of a weird one, and the odds are crazy too. Because Hernandez is minus 270 and Strickland's at plus 225, which that same thing, that kind of makes me a little leery, but I I I like Hernandez a little bit more because I think long term, if it goes to a decision, Hernandez is gonna win by control time, even if it's not by damage. I think you know both of these guys will be teeing off on each other's unless unless something absolutely crazy happens, he shoots in and Strickland hits him with the knee and knocks him out. I just see Hernandez long term getting the decision, or you know, at least just winning clearly by control time.

SPEAKER_01 35:31

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 35:32

Bro, I think the play here is the fight to go the distance. Because if either fighter wins, I see them both winning by decision. So if you like Strickland taking by decision, they get even better plus money. Same thing with Fluffy, if you take him by decision. But I think just saying that the fight in general go the distance, that way you have either horse in the race when the final bell rings, I feel like that's gonna be the last leg of my parlay, bro.

SPEAKER_05 36:00

Yeah, that's that's legit. Good to go the distance minus 141. So that's actually pretty good.

SPEAKER_02 36:06

You know, it's it's it's a little more than a pick'em. Pay a little extra bucks.

SPEAKER_04 36:12

No, I like that thing.

SPEAKER_02 36:13

Yeah, I think I think I'm just gonna take the distance on that. That's gonna be the last leg in my parlay, 100%.

SPEAKER_05 36:20

Yeah, again, this is kind of a weird card. Again, there's there's definitely a lot of people you recognize, but some of these guys, again, most of these guys are in their 30s, so it's a little bit different. Some of these guys, you know, are like two and five, so that makes it a little harder.

SPEAKER_01 36:35

Yeah. Alright, bro. You ready to cook up some heat? I got two parlays I want to do.

SPEAKER_00 36:40

Alright, let me pull it up. Alright, let's hear it.

SPEAKER_01 36:50

Leg one, JP, versus Phil Road, I'm taking JP. Leg number two, I'm taking Mez Cal Costa. Leg three, fluffy, stricken, go the distance.

SPEAKER_05 37:10

So I just want I can do over four and a half at minus one seventy-five, is that good?

SPEAKER_01 37:15

Yeah, that's perfect.

SPEAKER_05 37:21

So plus two forty-eight, that's pretty legit, dude.

SPEAKER_02 37:24

Okay, I like that. And then my second I have one more parlay. It's gonna be Zachary Reese, leg one, and then that over four and a half for leg two.

SPEAKER_00 37:35

One second, one second.

SPEAKER_01 37:45

No, you're good, bro. Don't worry about it, you're good.

SPEAKER_00 37:47

Alright, Zachary Reese. Plus one thirty-five and over four and a half. Yeah. Plus two sixty-nine, man.

SPEAKER_05 38:02

I love it, this guy.

SPEAKER_02 38:04

Boom. Let's do it. Yeah, that's what we're doing. That's what I'm gonna rock with. Those two parlays. That's good, man. Yeah. What what are you liking?

SPEAKER_05 38:12

Dude, I don't know. I'm so freaking torn on this card, man. It's so tough, dude. I was just going back and forth in my head. Even even to do like the Martingale, I just feel like it's hard, man, because there's just there's not a lot of great value picks here.

SPEAKER_02 38:28

Yeah, I mean, bro, honestly, I don't want to speak for you, but we both were pretty decisive on Mezcal Costa. So, I mean, even though you're betting on a favorite, I feel like that'd be a pretty nasty first leg of your Martingale.

SPEAKER_05 38:43

Well, Costa's uh, yeah, I guess he's like midway, right? This one isn't it?

SPEAKER_02 38:48

Yeah, it he's he's there's only two fights after him, so I understand if you wouldn't want to do that as a first leg, because there's not much juice after that. But um I know he's someone that we really liked. Um Zach Reese was someone we both we both ki uh liked, I feel like. And then um maybe taking that JP.

SPEAKER_05 39:11

This is what I'm gonna do. Yeah, I'm gonna take I'm gonna take bang bang first. So I'm gonna take the underdog first. Was JP before that though?

SPEAKER_02 39:22

Yeah, JP's the third fight of the night.

SPEAKER_05 39:25

Alright, so I'm gonna go JP, and then I'm gonna take bang bang, I'm gonna take chitty, and then I'm gonna come back and I'm gonna do Costa. That that'll be my three for the Martin Gill right there. I think that's the best thing. Because then it's at minus two hundred or below, basically. Same thing, the the lines will shift, which kind of sucks sometimes, but I at least feel like at least one of those out of those three are definitely gonna make me some money. Yeah. A lot of these guys are at minus 275, minus 300, so it's hard to bet that when you're only getting 30% back. Yeah, no, a hundred percent. Yeah, and I just like too many underdogs as well. And again, I'm going with it.

SPEAKER_02 40:05

You know, that's one thing I know we've both done a little bit in the past is um i if you like round robins or not familiar with them at all, look at doing, you know, for the viewers, do a round robin and just put all the uh underdogs that you like or feel like have a remote chance. And if you do them by the twos or threes and two of them win, I mean it it it's pretty good payout.

SPEAKER_05 40:27

For sure. I did do that. I picked my five like five or six favorite underdogs and put them in a round robin two-way. Because it typically out of five, as long as two hits, you're gonna make something. So I I feel like that's good.

SPEAKER_02 40:39

Yeah, it's it's fun to do too, or even if you just want to parlay a couple underdogs, dude. If there's ever, you know, a great chance for an underdog to win, it's gonna be on a UFC card because, dude, there's so many things, and I know in all sports you could make the argument that lots of factors matter, but with UFC, I mean, these guys are are cutting extraordinary amount of weight to make weight for their class. I mean, almost every fighter is a weight bully. You know, it's just there's levels of weight bullies. They have crazy sicknesses during these weight cuts, they have fight camp injuries you may or may not ever know about until they win or lose the fight. Um someone might be like styles make matchups, you know. You might be you might run through every fighter in the division, but then have this one fighter that you just can't get past. Yeah, you know, there's just so many things that factor, and that's the beauty of fighting is it it's like any given Sunday in football, but any given Saturday in the UFC, any underdog could win.

SPEAKER_05 41:43

100%, dude. There's a there's almost always two or three underdogs that win, right? And typically it's someone you weren't expecting.

SPEAKER_02 41:50

Yeah. Oh dude, uh one one of the first fights that uh I remember that I feel like I got robbed on, dude, was uh haunted.

SPEAKER_05 41:59

Look, he's haunted today.

SPEAKER_02 42:01

Oh, dude, it was the Sean O'Malley versus Cheeto on the first time first fight when uh snapped his leg, kicking Cheeto, and then automatically lost by KO. That one was tough, bro.

SPEAKER_05 42:15

There's just certain things you can't predict, right? Like someone getting their leg snapped. There's no way you could predict that, you know. So again, unfortunately, stuff just happens, or you you catch the guy right at the right thing, or hit him with a liver shot, and all of a sudden his body just crumbles and the ref calls it, doesn't even give the dude a chance to the rebound or stand up. I mean, it it's still a fight at the end of the day. It's still kind of a 50-50 matchup, you know.

SPEAKER_02 42:39

Again, it's or eye pokes, bro. We could talk about eye-pokes. Like, dude, that could change the whole fight.

SPEAKER_05 42:44

Look at Aspinall, dude. He vacated the title and basically just self-retired. He wants to switch to go to boxing. He won he wants to.

SPEAKER_02 42:51

Yeah, it's all did you see? So right now, he he told the UFC he will vacate his belt if they release him.

SPEAKER_05 43:00

Yeah, isn't that crazy?

SPEAKER_02 43:01

So he can do boxing. And you know, he's got a crappy relationship with the UFC at this point, especially with how the I situation was handled between UFC and with Tom Aspinall. I just feel like the communication was so poor during that. So it's gonna be unfortunate to lose a great heavyweight, but at the same time, dude, the UFC is does not put up with any divas, they don't put up with anybody that tries to like hardball them or make their lives tough. The only people that can do what they want, and Dana still lets them like is nice to them is Connor and John Jones.

SPEAKER_00 43:39

Exactly.

SPEAKER_02 43:40

That's exactly what you're doing. They're the only two, bro. Anybody else can get cut tomorrow. If you think you're you're too good for the OC, dude, you'll get cut tomorrow.

SPEAKER_04 43:52

Yeah, a hundred percent.

SPEAKER_02 43:53

And I think for that white White House card, bro, I can't I think it's gonna be Cyril Gunn and uh Alex Pereira for that heavyweight.

SPEAKER_05 44:00

I don't even know, man. I d you see so many different things coming out and stuff. I mean, that'd be sick. That'd be a great card for sure, dude. Kind of speed versus strength a little bit, you know. So I I would be happy with that, dude. That wouldn't be bad at all.

SPEAKER_02 44:13

It'd be a great matchup for Pereira, too, because if he fought a guy like Aspinall, you know, Aspinall more than likely take him down and submit him right away. But Gone's not a ground threat at all. He's bigger than Pereira. And their styles are pretty similar, but in Gone being heavier might have some more power, but dude, if it's a standing fight, I think I'm gonna have to bet Alex, bro.

SPEAKER_05 44:36

I probably would, dude. I think the speed is there. That's gonna make the difference. He's gonna he's gonna make contact first. He's gonna be able to slip those punches a little bit better. But that that matchup wise, that'd be a great fight. I would love to watch that.

SPEAKER_02 44:48

And then you could put um Giri versus um um what's his name? Carlos. He he fights with uh Israel at Asanya's camp. Uh what's his name? Carlos. He's uh he's a kickboxer too.

SPEAKER_01 45:06

Pratis? No, um god dang it. What's his name?

SPEAKER_02 45:12

Hold on, let me see. Yeah, I gotta look this up. Let me look let me look this up real quick.

SPEAKER_05 45:17

Yeah, so I again this is kind of a weird card, so I wouldn't be betting like crazy. But now, I am going to Vegas this weekend, so I will meet up with lunch money when I'm there. Um, so I'll probably do a couple of crazy parlays, like a bunch of five or ten dollar parlays, more just for fun to have something to sweat while I'm there. Um so same, we'll take screenshots and post that stuff and get all that stuff going.

SPEAKER_02 45:38

About that, bro. I hate when I get like a brain fart or frozen, I can't let it go. Um, it was um his name is uh oh my god, just Carlos Olberg. That's it, that's who I hate would get the title shot next. Yeah, it was driving me nuts, bro. Carlos Olberg, yeah. I think him and Jerry could possibly fight for that light heavyweight championship.

SPEAKER_05 46:00

Yeah, that'd be good. I like that game. Jerry's so crazy.

SPEAKER_02 46:05

Bro, most entertaining fighter to watch in the UFC straight fight-wise. His personality is really interesting as well, but like like for how he fights, I don't think nobody can match Jerry's intensity and just like watching him like you're just like, wow, this guy's nuts.

SPEAKER_05 46:25

He's nuts, bro. He's nuts. In and out of the ring. I mean, he's he'll do anything to get a 1% advantage on somebody.

SPEAKER_02 46:32

Yeah, dude, I remember I was reading, I think he's done this a couple times now. He goes out to this place in the middle of the woods and it's like pitch dark cabin, and they'll give him water for like three days, and he won't see the light of day for like a couple days at a time.

SPEAKER_05 46:48

I'm telling you, he does like all the wind-hof breathing and the cold plunging, and I mean he he'll do anything he can to get that 1% advantage on you. So, I mean, it's it's nuts, you but it's working, right? So, I mean you can't you can't bash him for it. No one can say anything as long as he's working, you know, as long as he's winning.

SPEAKER_02 47:06

Bro, what would you rather do for a whole summer? So, like, let's say a whole summer, like June, July, and some of August, you could either train in Dagestan with Habib and Islam and all them in their camp, or you could go train with Jerry. Which one would you do?

SPEAKER_04 47:24

I'm I'm thinking the food might be better with Jerry. I might have to go with the food choice there, because I think you're gonna be sucking wind either way, dude. I don't know if I wanna be wrestling bears, bro, in Dagestan.

SPEAKER_01 47:41

That's a tough one, bro.

SPEAKER_02 47:43

I I feel like Jerry'd be a little bit more unpredictable, but both camps would not be easy.

SPEAKER_05 47:49

No, neither ones would be easy. They're gonna be completely different camps, too, right? It's like it's gonna be like almost self-sacrifice and self-preservation in one, and then just getting literally just dog run and pushed through the mud on the other. So it's like it's almost like you want to go to solitary or do you want to go to boot camp?

SPEAKER_02 48:07

It's like I'm I'm doing a fight camp with Carlos Prates because he likes to party.

SPEAKER_05 48:16

Yeah, there you go. That's what I'm talking about. That's a fight guy right there. Exactly. Yeah, I like that better. Yeah, that's that's crazy. I love the question of this guy.

SPEAKER_03 48:27

Alright, guys.

SPEAKER_05 48:28

Well again, we'll post our picks later. We'll get everything posted up before Saturday. Um, I'm gonna I'll I probably I probably won't post this tonight. I'll get it out tomorrow though before I leave for Vegas for sure. And I'll get up some shorts and stuff.

SPEAKER_02 48:42

Cool. We'll um we'll uh have to do some content while we're out here too. Like I know We will on YouTube. You can even do like uh gambling stuff on YouTube. So like maybe while you're playing popcraps or something, you could like let's say for example, you're like, hey, I'm gonna like we do a video where it's like I'm gonna put 40 or 50 on popcraps right now. So you put it in, and then we just film as long as it takes you to run through 50 bucks. And you could say, like, if I hit like you know, just I'm just making stuff up, but like let's say if Mad Dog hits 150 or 200, we're cashing out. It we're either going to zero or we're going to 150, 200. But like something like that'd be kind of fun to do.

SPEAKER_05 49:25

I love it, dude. I'll do that all day, bro. That's that's the only reason why I'm going to Vegas. I'm gonna do be doing that eight hours a day for three days.

SPEAKER_02 49:32

Because the only thing that's hard with the gambling content is like unless you have a tripod or like a whole setup, it's hard because when you're gambling, you you you don't want your phone doing all this crap when you're trying to like actually gamble and put them, you know, especially craps. You're you're even on bubble craps, you're still putting your money on numbers and press it and whatnot. Yeah, I'll try to get it, get it a little tripod, or I'll just hold it over it the whole time while you're playing. But we'll we'll do something cool with that. That'd be kind of fun. We could post some like YouTube shorts with that. We could even do a longer form video and then post it on our channel.

SPEAKER_05 50:06

Yeah, I think it's a great idea. We'll get we'll definitely get some different things. And again, we're gonna go and hang out, we'll get some stuff going. We'll we'll be having fun while we're there.

SPEAKER_02 50:14

So we'll get the food content, we're gonna have it popping in Vegas too. We'll make the most of our time here.

SPEAKER_05 50:20

We'll post some extra stuff. We're more than just the sports. But same, I'll make I'll go make some tickets while I'm there and then get some stuff going. Just I'll do some extra bets just because I'm in Vegas.

SPEAKER_02 50:30

Yeah, we'll do some crazy stuff. Hey, I kind of want to do an over uh over under parlay with you two on the UFC fights. Like we'll take like three to five fights and put whether they'll like go the distance or not.

SPEAKER_05 50:42

I'm down. Those those at least the odds will be good, so that should stack up fast.

SPEAKER_02 50:47

Yeah. Hey, we might even have to document guys the last I can't even explain it because it was you would you had to just be there, but the last time Mad Dog and I went to this comedy show, we're both like we're both super open-minded, bro. Like, we we're not very judgmental, and we can like we have like a wide variety of humor, yeah, but dude, this was the worst comedy show in the world. Like it was it was almost funny just because of how bad it was.

SPEAKER_05 51:16

Yeah, dude. I mean, we literally laughed more in the car talking about the comedy show than we laughed at the comedy show. We were cracking each other up in the car ride as we left, basically. And we kind of felt bad leaving during the set, but the there was us with our ladies, there's no way we could sit there and deal with it. Like, there was just no way.

SPEAKER_02 51:36

It was unbelievable. Like, if we if we recorded the stuff these comedians were saying, those videos would have gone so viral for the wrong reasons.

SPEAKER_05 51:45

Yeah, exactly. I mean, the one dude's punchline was his dad killed himself, bro. It was crazy, it was crazy.

SPEAKER_02 51:53

Like, yeah, the first guy had us so freaked out, dude. He literally was just talking about how depressed he was, pretty much, and then like laughing, and we're sitting there like, bro, like we're all like concerned for this guy's mental health. Yes, and it was like really sad. Like, I've never been so silent in a in a building before for a comedy show.

SPEAKER_05 52:14

Yeah, it was it was kind of a weird experience, but we still got some laughs after it. It was just after.

SPEAKER_02 52:20

Yeah, so I got lunch money got permanently banned from picking shows. I can give options, but I cannot, I have no final say. I'm booted from that.

SPEAKER_04 52:32

He's got booted, yeah. That was a one and done, bro.

SPEAKER_02 52:37

Oh my god, that was so funny. But, anyways, guys, uh, yeah, we'll we're gonna link up this weekend. We're gonna get a whole bunch of content. So be ready and um be ready to make some money on the UFC too.

SPEAKER_04 52:47

100.

SPEAKER_02 52:48

Let's get it. Alright, bro. Let it in. Boom.