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You guys want to know what a competition video looks like, um, right there, I'm just telling you a little competition here, um, he goes to his YouTube channel. Now I have to bring this to you, so look, maybe the best

finish

in UFC

history

is that too. So far Ariel Helwani coined the phrase oh when it comes to YouTube Bmfs this guy is the BMF of course congratulations tonight very well deserved the man who is really beautiful thank you Michael that was very sweet guys I was just inducted into the Hall of Fame. You didn't know that's what Michael was talking about.

I'm not shining my own wheels maybe a little but that's what he was referring to and he was talking about the

greatest

knockouts ever aiol helani pointing out the phrase recency bias as it has to do with our sport. yeah, I got it on Spades, I'm sure you do too, but look what Max just did guys. I was in something called Benny Hana. I was in Benny Hana in 2013. I was in Las Vegas filming The Ultimate Fighter with Jon Jones. guys and you know Benny Hana at Benny Hana, you all said, thank you very much, I appreciate that at Ben Hana you all sit together, there is a big grill that is cut in front of you, so now you are sitting with people who I don't know and There are these guys talking about how bad Jon Jones is going to hit Sunnon and I'm sitting there and at first I think they're messing with me and then I realized they're not, so my friend Daryl finally says hey guys, guys just so you know I got a tan in that fight and you know we all see each other we end up saying hi and it makes for a fun moment but those guys were part of Team Pacquiao so make up to make up for the comments they gave us tickets to the fight and it was Pacquiao versus Juan Manuel Márquez Jr. part four.

Now I referenced that because Marquez knocked out Pacquiao, he knocked him out of the ring and did it with no time left as if it was a big deal. I didn't know what the commission was going to call. I didn't know if you could be Saved by the Bell. In fact, I still don't know when that happened days later. I saw the CEO and asked him about it and he said man, I didn't even know there was that much time left on the clock, one second was never questioned, it's a knockout, okay, it's pretty good, but I only bring that up because it's the only example I have with something like this.

You know when you talk about BMF and what it means that BMF is a peer-driven title and the guys and girls in the locker room want to be known to each other. their peers as a tough guy as someone who would fight when it was easier to stay home as someone who would get up when it was easier to stay down that's how they want to be known. Fighters quit all the time but you never want the locker room to know it and when the locker room knows it, they don't say it because eventually their time will come and they don't want that to happen to them.

I mean, I'm just sharing with you that there's a hugely different level. of respect that competitors have, so being MF is the belt and the title among athletes and I don't know what Max is going to do with that, but I can tell you what I expect him to do whether he stays at 55 or drops to 45 I hope you defend him. I don't think Max needs to take care of Ilot Toria right now. I don't do it unless I want to lift the belt if Max is going to be given a shot at Tor's belt. Tor should be given a chance for Max's belt.

You want to do Hogan versus Warrior one on one. I'm in, but the point I'm trying to make is what an incredible moment for Max, what an incredible night, but I hope you guys. They will join me because our voices do matter and that belt matters and lineage matters. I say defend and continue defending the BMF.