Feb. 2, 2025
An Uneasy Feeling About An MMA Fighter's Downfall

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Hello, blockhead Nation.
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This is Brian, the host of your favorite blockhead podcast,
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that being said, the little Redhead girls giving me the
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go ahead, so we see we go ahead and start
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the show, shall we.
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Broadcasting? Live? Good evening, Blockhead Nation. Thank you for stopping by.
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Once again, I apologize for the delay and I will
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explain my tardiness to you. Briefly, you are listening to
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your favorite Blockhead, the only podcast in the podcasting world
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that can somehow incorporate the Peanuts comic strip one minute,
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and then me talking about MMA and Warriors inside the
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Octagon the next. I am your host. My name is
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Brian Little. And for those that are not familiar with
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this show, let me clarify something. Three things are always
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talked about on this podcast. Number one, God is King.
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Number two, Peanuts is the single most successful comic strip
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in American history. And number three, mixed martial arts is
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the greatest sport under God's hot sun. Besides that, I
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am a teacher by day and a podcaster by weekend.
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It means Monday through Friday, I'm in the classroom with
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the kids. On Saturday, I'm on the microphone talking to
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you Blockhead Nation. But there are those weekends when you
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have an extra call to duty. For those that are
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not familiar with this, there is something called the University
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Interscholastic League.
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Most of my listeners know what.
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UIL is is a long competition day that usually gets
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drawn out from sun up till sundown, and so it's
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my only excuse for not getting this episode out earlier
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to you.
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But here we are.
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I fired up the microphone and we're ready to go.
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So thank you for bearing with me as I got
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this episode out and starting with what's going on with
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the Peanuts? Because I've been away from the Blockhead mansion
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all day, wasn't exactly sure what I was going to discuss,
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And just like always, all I gotta do is pull
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up the Charles Schultz Museum either on Facebook or Instagram
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not quickly, have a few talking points right away. And
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this is actually really exciting news from the website and from.
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The social media pages. It shows that the Charles.
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Schultz Museum has been nominated by USA Today in the
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top ten Best Reader Choices Award to be nominated for
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best pop Culture Museum. I mean, let's go ahead and
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give them a big round of applause.
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Very deserving, very exciting.
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But that does mean that the Charles Schultz Museum needs
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our help, Blockhead Nation, So guess what I'm gonna do.
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You have a link today in the blog your favorite
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Blockhead dot com slash blog. You will see the link
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for ten best dot USA Today dot com and you
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will see where the Charles Schultz museum. You can vote
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for them to win for Best Pop Culture Museum. I
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love that because the museum, as it says here, is
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filled with exhibits and celebrates Charles Schultz's delightful animated characters
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and very much portrays his life. So if you not
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check this out, please go to the link in the
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blog and vote for the Charles Schultz Museum.
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That's exciting.
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So I wanted to mention that one right away. If
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I'm going to utilize a comic strip, well, I was
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given one once again by Charles Schultz Museum a couple
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of days back. This one is intriguing. This was back
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from January twenty seventh, nineteen seventy four. You have Snoopy
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typing out a story, creating his narrative like he normally does,
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and the title is a cry of anguish by one
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who's been there.
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Now.
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What's unique about this is normally he's writing in first
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person or in third person narrative, usually in the masculine sense.
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If you look right away to the comic strip, it
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says what can I do?
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She moaned.
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It's not commonplace for Charles Schultz to use the feminine
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approach here, but if you follow this out. This might
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have been something that was created by maybe his wife
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Jeane at the time. It could have been a fan
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based male that had been sent to him. And it
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says this continued. What it says something Sometimes it seemed
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that life was too much for her. Sometimes she felt
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that it was no longer possible to cope with her problems,
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a very identifiable problem. And he starts with the phrase
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she wanted to go outside and scream. Well, apparently whoever
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this person in the story is must have either stepped
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out on their porch or opened the back door and
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started to shriek at the top of their lungs to
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where the exclamation of uugh. Not only if you read
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it from a grammatical approach, it's totally misspelled.
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It looks like it's just typed.
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Out in an angry fashion.
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But second of all.
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It does something else that's not commonplace, that y'all schuls
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only didn't do.
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It elapses over to.
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Boxes. It's not confined to one. It carries over to
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the second comic strip box and you see Snoopy sit back,
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square up his shoulders and say, I have just written
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the longest scream in the history of English literature. I
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can't confirm if he did that, but I can tell
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you right away that reminds me of a story of
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a friend of mine that I served.
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With on my ship.
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A lot of people have forgotten that I was a
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US Navy sailor at one point in my life block
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in nation, served on the USS Pearl Harbor, proudly did
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two deployments from two thousand and seven in two thousand
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and eight, very much proudly served my country, and very
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much proudly served the survivors of the Pearl Harbor attacks.
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But there was a sailor on board my ship that
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I remember that decided that he wanted to go straight
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to the front office of Dorito's.
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It's gonna sound ridiculous.
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But hear me out. He said that he wanted to
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go up to the CEO have a meeting with him,
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to where the owner looks at him and goes, what
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did you want to see me about? And he would
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shrug his shoulders and go, oh, nothing except.
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And then just rear back.
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And come with a beautiful overhand right right to his temple.
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And if you're drawing this out in a comic strip
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or a comic book, narrative, then this punch, this super smack,
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would actually carry across maybe twenty four comic book pages.
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And what do you see in the last page of
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the comic book the CEO of Dorito's laying in an
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X on the floor.
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This was what he talked about.
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And I finally, as I walked in on the back
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end of that discussion, I said, why would you want
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to go to the CEO of Dorito's and knock him
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out cold the way you're talking about? And he said,
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have you looked inside of a bag of Dorito's lately?
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It's fifty percent chips and fifty percent compact air. And
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this is why I would like to snack him.
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And leave him lay it out on the floor. Fair enough.
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So as far as if he were to go on
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and create that comic book, then his punch would surpass
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the longest scream in the history of English literature that
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you can only find in the Peanuts comic strip. So
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I don't know if he has lived out that dream
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or not. I couldn't tell you, but to conclude on
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one more basis for Snoopy. A few days after that
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comic strip was put out through social media on the
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Charles Schultz Museum. Another one surfaced from nineteen fifty five
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that was talking about the year of the Snake. We
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are in a lunar new year as of this point,
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So the Pants comic strip did that It's due diligence
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by showing Snoopy fantasizing about being a snake and slithering
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along the ground and sneaking up on his prey, only
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to realize that that may not be a great idea
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because these kind of things are hard on the stomach.
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You can see him walking away from the scene with
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his lower abdomen completely discolored from all of that. So
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anytime that I need just to pick up some ideas
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about the Peanuts, even it's from my own mind, I
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guarantee what I'm gonna do is next week I'm gonna
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spend a surmountable amount of time looking at my valentine,
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Charlie Brown. We are looking at the fiftieth anniversary of
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this TV series. I promise I will go into detail
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on that one when I've had a chance to catch
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my breath. I appreciate this isn't my best work today,
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but either way, those who suffer it out with me
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through ul competitions. They know this is one tired blockhead.
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But I would never neglect the Blockhead Nation, and I
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promise I will give it my very best when I
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take a look at me, my Valentine, Charlie Brown in
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detail come next week, if you would please stick around
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as we go into the scripture of the day, which
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is absolute truth, and then a few thoughts of what's
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going on inside of the octagomy. Our scripture for this
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podcast comes from Malaka four verse two. But unto you
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that fear my name, shall the sun of righteousness arise
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with healing in his wings, and he shall go forth
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and grow up as calves of the stall. Now there's
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a lot to unpackage of that Blockhead Nation, but I
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will use the reflection from Bluelair Bible that says this,
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rejoice in the Sun's warming rays and remember the comforting
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power of the Lord of Hosts. Find your joy in
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the way of righteousness Blockhead Nation. Now, because of the
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fact that I was preoccupied throughout the day, that doesn't
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mean that I'm going to be giving you accurate, minute
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by minute live action breakdowns or any highlight reels that
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I can convey to you when it comes to mixed
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martial arts. But I will tell you we have got
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a very important event that just took place as of today.
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Where you have.
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A lot of people that are calling it the downfall
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of arguably the second greatest middleweight in the history of
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the UFC. If I can just go to the co
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main event for a second, I will start with that
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by simply saying, the undefeated streak for Shara Magametov has
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been defeated by former Belator, MMA champion and phenomenon very
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hard to identify with his style, Michael Venom Page. So
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we've gone to a unamus decision here, and I wouldn't
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say the hype train for Shara is over. Is just
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that the streak doesn't continue. But getting into the main
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event Israel Adasanya versus Not Certain and Amovov round two
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KO with thirty seconds to go. This is what I'm
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determining from this fringe contender against Adisaanya. Now, as I
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thought about what's just happened to Izzy, I have this
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uneasy feeling when I saw that and went, WHOA are
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we experiencing the end of an era? Are we seeing
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the end of a career? I started to think the
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same thing that too many that are casual fans in
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the world of mixed martial arts might be currently thinking
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as we spot and I started to get nots in
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my stomach thinking about it. I started to feel uneasy.
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I started to even feel slightly sick by the fact
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that this might be the ultimate downfall that a guy
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who I had mentioned pay attention to, who Israel au
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Desanya is I had mentioned that if anybody is going
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to be the achilles Heel for this guy, it's going
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to be Alex Perera. But thinking about who is he was,
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who he became, the rise and fall, and where we
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currently are with this fight against Imovov, it started to
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really feel uncomfortable.
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And then why have be cracked gas?
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And started to feel just a little bit better about
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where I stood on this because I know the background
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for Izzy. When I started to find other MMA fans
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who are so caught up in recency bias, and they
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say it's time to have the discussion that Israel Adisanya
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just wasn't that great. So I start to get relief
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as I think about the loss to I'moov, But then
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I read things like this and I have to have
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