Nov. 9, 2024
Election Results Mixed With Bold Callouts In MMA
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Broadcasting the Live Good Afternoon Blockhead Nation. Thank you for
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My name is Brian Little. If you are new to
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I'll say. It's just a small little ask, nothing, no
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kind of persuasion of any kind. So as you're here,
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most people that I've discussed the Peanuts with have said,
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if I ask them, which one is the most philosophical,
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you know, the one that has the deepest thoughts, overwhelmingly
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most would say that that would be Linus. Now that
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really is hard to debate. Is you even go back
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to the Christmas episode. All through the entire series, you'll see,
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even though he has a security blanket, most of his
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insight is a kid who's aged beyond his years, somebody
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who's always not just a matter of opinion, but he
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really is a person who is a good influence and
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very beneficial to Charlie Brown's psyche. So those are all
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laid out if you watch it. But I have one
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to rival that thought. Did anyone ever think that maybe
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pig Pen could be a slight more philosophical than Linus? Now,
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automatically you hear that and go, why would you go
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with the kid that's so dirty? Why would you choose him?
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Isn't he the one that needs to take a shower,
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that always seems to have a fixed to him the
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dust of the earth. Yes, the same one, the same
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one who can't keep his shoelaces tied. Yeah, the same one.
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But what he does have is contentment. When he does speak,
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it's wisdom packaged in with many other factors, so he
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doesn't speak out as much. What's that old phrase, less
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is more. If you were to compare Lias and Pigpen
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just on dialogue, there might be a debate there. You
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can even go back to an original comic strip. Now
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some would look at this and go, that's not philosophical, Blockhead,
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It's not. It's just something to contemplate because in one
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of the original comic strips you had Charlie Brown saying, hey, Pickpin,
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where are you going without being direct, He says this,
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as the duck is drawn to the pond, as the
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rabbit is drawn to the briar patch, So I am
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drawn to the mud puddle. Of course, you have Charlie
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Brown roll his eyes and say, oh, good grief. He's
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just a little hard to understand. He's part of the minority.
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But when he does speak, there is something philosophical and
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something that is wisdom beyond his years that maybe could
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rival Linus. Here, just something to throw out there and
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to contemplate. If you want to reach out blockaded Nation
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or leave a comment, we can talk about that. We
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can discuss it even further. So now we talked about
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pipin heading to the puddle. I found a guy on
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YouTube that brought something to the surface recently that I've
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kind of known for years. But he was shocked by
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the fact that Peppermint Patty would sometimes refer to Charlie
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Brown as Charlie Brown. What am I talking about? I'm
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talking about the Thanksgiving episode. Again. It's pretty easy on
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this show for me to be sei and talk about
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what's coming up. Well, you've got Charlie Brown Thanksgiving coming soon.
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How I continuously debunk the lie about Franklin being ostracized.
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All gotta do is look at my TikTok or on
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my phage on Facebook and you'll see what I'm talking about.
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I can debunk that one any day, anytime. But when
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it comes to Peppermint Patty, you actually have a moment
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where she goes outside and tells everybody we're all invited
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to Charlie Brown's grandma's house for Thanksgiving dinner. And it
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seems like it shocks his world when she goes, wait
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a minute, Peppermint Patty didn't call him Chuck. Peppermint Patty
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threw in this small elusive detail. Charles Schultz have these
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subtle little clips that make us think on a deeper
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level if we stop and think about it. I don't
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disagree with you, sir, But that isn't the only episode
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that she calls in Charlie Brown. It seems like when
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she's a dressing an issue, or if she has something
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on the back end, she'll say his name in full.
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How do I know if you look in the episode
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There's no Time for Love, Charlie Brown. Yes, she calls
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him Chuck all the way through the show, but at
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the very end Marcy is, I guess you can say,
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scowling at her for the way that she spoke to
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Charlie Brown, where he would referred to as boring, dull, wishy,
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washy old chuck. So, while she's consoling her and saying, well,
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what's your planning now, sir, you can hear Peppermint Patty
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go well, I don't really know what to do about
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Charlie Brown, but I sure know what you can do
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for me. She asks, what could that be? Pray tell,
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and that's when Peppermint Pass screams at her stop calling
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me sir. So this isn't the only occasion where in
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the TV specials that she would call him by his
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full name. It was just kind of sprinkled throughout the show.
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Did Charles Schultz really have a reason or any kind
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of intent behind that? Maybe not, Maybe it was just
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being pressed for time. But again, she's called him that
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when it's really either he's distant from the episode he's
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not in the room, or it's when it's addressing a
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serious issue, or if it's a resolution to something. Hey,
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we've had a piece of toast pretzel stick popcorn, looks
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like we're gonna get the real Thanksgiving when we all go,
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including Franklin, who get to go to Grandma's house and
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ride in the same car you know, in the back
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of the station wagon. That debunks all the nonsense about
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Franklin being ostracized. I know I'm going off on that,
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but even in the released one of the Franklin series
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on Apple TV, it's a different chair. That chair is
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the one that Snoopy had a run in and a
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fight with earlier. It was for comedic relief. So just
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saying I can go into all the details and I
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can definitely just cut people down to size, try to
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show how out of context they pulled that scene from Franklin.
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But Peppermint Patty does refer to him in his full
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name several times throughout the TV series. That's just one example. Now,
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if you feel like I'm ducking and dodging around the
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main issue here, I'm not. I'm just saving it for now.
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If you think listening to this episode that I am
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euphoric about the election results, let me just talk to
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all of you for a second. Blockhead Nation. I come
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to you with my heart in my hands. I did
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not get my way. I didn't elect him into office.
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If you remember I chose Snoopy, and somehow Snoopy wasn't
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even in the final race for the twenty twenty four election.
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But that was my previous vote. I meane that clear
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that Snoopy would be the most interchangeable press and end
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of all time. Is there some hope in euphoria and
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some Reaganomics esque coming up in the next four years.
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Probably so, But I voted for Snoopy. I made that
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clear on all of my social media. But you know,
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just like Linus once told Charlie Brown, the world didn't
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come to an end, and we look for anything that's
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beneficial in the next four years. As you take all
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that with a grain of salt, and as I wrap
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up part one of this show, stick Around, we got
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plenty to talk about in the world of mixed martial arts.
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Our scripturey in for this podcast comes from Galatians three,
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verse fourteen, that the blessing of Abraham might come on
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the Gentiles through Jesus Christ, that we might receive the
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promise of the Spirit through faith. Reflection from Blue Lair
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Bible says, through the Cross of Christ and our vicarious
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life in Him, he who believes becomes children of Abraham.
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These are going back to the abram Covenants and the
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Dividic Covenants and eventually into the New Covenant. And so
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we are made heirs in Him through his righteousness. So
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go forth, Blockhead Nation, proclaim the mercies of our Lord
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and Savior, thereby increasing the very Kingdom of God. So
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if I can begin my podcast on part two here,
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this is where I go into the world of mixed
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martial arts. I gotta start with one guy in particular,
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Joaquen Buckley. Now, if you are friends of this show
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and have been listening for a while, a few years ago,
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I spoke on the Nightly Rant with friends Mike and Torrea.
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Shout out to those guys over the Yogi's podcast network.
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They wanted to talk after Joaquin Buckley had shown the
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world one of the greatest knockouts, maybe in the history
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of the sport, but certainly in the history of the
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Apex out of Las Vegas. So we were talking about
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that and then he brought up this knockout and I
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quickly went too, yeah, yeah, Joaquen Buckley pulled off something
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amazing here where you have the catching of the heel,
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but then he completely swings around almost in I guess
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in wrestling form like Rob van Dam would have done
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back in the day and completely catches the guy in
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the chin and just like a stiff board falls to
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the ground. So the world knew about this knockout at
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that time. Joaqum Buckley has that claim to fame. He's
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got another one now he was able to actually knockout
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and I quote able to knock out WonderBoy. It's something
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else to be able to one take on a fight
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in the Apex and knock out this guy and get
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the accolades that he got. It's another thing to figure
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out the puzzle that is WonderBoy. Well, Joaquing Buckley's not
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only done that, but he's knocked him out. So it
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comes down to this. Now all he can do is
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punch up in the rankings. Is he doing it? Oh?
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You bet he is. Joaquing Buckley has called out two
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names in the welterweight division. He's called out the undefeated
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Ian Gary. Now that one in itself is a juggernaut
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of a fight that's easily a headliner in twenty twenty five.
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If we can get Ian Gary in his undefeated strength
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against the guy who has some of the greatest knockouts
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and one of the most important knockouts of all time.
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I'm in the walterweights to put Buckley against Gary, that
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is art in the world of UFC, that is mixed
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martial arts to its best and highest degree. But recently
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he's shot even higher than that on the rankings. How
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do I know because Woking Buckley has also asked for
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somebody else, arguably the greatest walterweight of all time. I'm
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not talking about GSP, I'm talking about Camara Usman as
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in what's currently active. The debate now is who would
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hold that spot. Would it be GSP or would it
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be Usman. Buckley has asked for him as well well played.
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So as far as what we can get, as far
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as Buckley against either Ian Gary or Usman block a nation,
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I'm in all the way and all of his real
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accolades started with the Apex, so it should be exciting
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to see what direction we go and who walking Buckley
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will be penciled in with as far as the world
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of MMA. But getting back to the Apex, we do
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have a main event tonight. We do have Neil Magni.
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We have a veteran who since twenty thirteen hasn't had
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two losses back to back since then. The question now becomes,
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is this guy another welterweight, is Carlos Pradas the guy
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that can actually do this something hasn't been done in
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ten years. Magne's coming off of a loss, He's getting
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a main event tonight and the Apex and Carlos Pradas.
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If you just look at one his striking accuracy, which
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is phenomenal on how many he's landed, I mean he's attempted.
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We can go into the details of all that. His
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takedown defence up to about eighty percent. Most of his
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strikes are gonna catch you in the head, not just
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the body. But he's he's coming off of three knockouts
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in the last three fights he's had since February twenty
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twenty four. Hear me why I'm telling you this. Carlos
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Prautus has not come out of two rounds and all
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of his fights in the last three have been by
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ko every single one of the methods. So the question
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now has to be asked, is Pradus the one who
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could dethrone the veteran and work his way up the rankings.
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Now he's not going to break into the top ten.
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