March 29, 2025
Five Cents, Please...Five Titles, Thank You
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Broadcasting Live good evening, Blockhead Nation, and thank you for
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stopping by. Once again. You are listening to your favorite
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blockhead the only podcast in the podcasting world that can
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somehow incorporate the Peanuts comic strip one minute and then
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be talking about MMA and Warriors inside the Octagon the next.
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I am your host. My name is Brian Little. If
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you are new to this show, let me clarify the
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three things that we always talk about. Number one, God
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is King. Number two, Peanuts is the single most successful
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comic strip in American history. And number three, mixed martial
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arts is the greatest sport under God's hot sun. I
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released this episode every Saturday, so if you're coming by
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a little bit late. As of right now, UFC Fight
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Night is going on in Mexico City, Morano versus ERSAG.
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It's a free fight night, so this recording is post
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UFC Fight Night. But also if you're tuning into right now,
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I'm getting into part one, which is about Peanuts. But
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those are available through that outlet. That'll be five cents. Please.
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Now that's not literal, I hope if you know your
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peanuts well enough you know that I am referring to
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Lucy van Pelt. Blockhead doesn't actually insist that you give
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anything to the show. This show will always be free
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no matter what. Any extra help is always the cherry
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on top of the Sunday. But I will go ahead
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and inform you that Lucy van Pelt with her psychiatric
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booth is what has been featured this week in the
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Charles Schultz Museum. Through their Facebook page, their Instagram, they
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do a great job via social media introducing comic strips
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from back in the day that would be resurfaced. They
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do a great job with the TV series. They do
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a lot of exhibitions, so I'm always praising the Charles
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Schultz Museum out of Santa Rosa, California, so just wanted
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to make sure I mentioned that they are putting a
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spotlight on her. This week in nineteen fifty nine is
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the first time we ever saw Lucy opening up her
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own psychiatric booth and having a set rate, which would
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be five cents, so that booth becomes quite the fixture
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throughout Peanuts, and that means that she is a frequent
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visitor to the booth, whether it is Charlie Brown or
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if it is Woodstock Snoopy, typically the one that shows
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up the most for her to give services to, it's
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usually Charlie Brown. But it was well put by Charles
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Schultz when we talked about when Lucy would be in
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the psychiatric booth, that it would be end i quote
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full of misdirected, confidentts. So she's not exactly a licensed professional,
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but she does have client tele that continue to come
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back and in some respects as Sparky talked about Charles Schultz,
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that she is the answer for what ailed Charlie Brown.
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These are Charles Schultz's words, and I quote, you have
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to give her credit. She has a way of cutting
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right down to the truth. This is one of her
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good points. She can cut through a lot of the
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sham and she can really feel what is wrong with
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Charlie Brown, which he can't see himself. Those who drove
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with the Christmas Special, you saw how she would address
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his problems and tell me had pantophobia. Or if you
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watch any other of the TV episodes or even the
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movie itself, you see her at the psychiatric booth. And again,
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her expertise is seen over one hundred times I want
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to say, maybe one hundred and fifteen something like that
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for a fifty year period, including the comic strip that
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is up this week on the Charles Schultz Museum from
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nineteen seventy one. And so in that comic strip you
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have Lucy saying little talks like this are almost always
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good Charlie Brown. There's a certain value in the exchange
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of experiences. I suppose I could admit that I've even
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learned a little something myself, which Charlie Brown throws her
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a curve and says that'll be five cents please, as in,
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he is the one that's given out the service and
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he expects said set rate. So pay Charlie Brown a
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nickel for his time listening to you, vent the other
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way around. So this cutting through the sham, as he
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calls it, or this misdirected confidence, not afraid to just
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say the truth no matter what standards and practices might
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tell you. There have been many instances throughout many of
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society and culture's well known moments, especially in music, where
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this has happened. If you wouldn't mind, let Blockhead be
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permitted to tell you two quick stories of what actually
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happened versus what was supposed to happen. This reminds me
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of this misdirected servitude that Lucy cutting right through to
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the quick. This is what this sounds like. The Doors
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played for Ed Sullivan. They were given their big moment.
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They had a huge song at that time called light
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My Fire, but they were told before they go on
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stage that there's a problem that they cannot use the
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phrase girl, we couldn't get much higher. Apparently it was
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too provocative, so they asked them to change it. Maybe
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five minutes where they went on stage, It's like, what
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do we do? Jim Morrison's is like, we'll figure it out.
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It's some big deal. And they go out there and
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what was Jim do? He sings it exactly as it's
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supposed to be. He said the word higher on national television,
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which made him an overnight success because he played Ed Sullivan.
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But when they go in the back, all of the producers,
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including Ed, have busted through the door and are screaming
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at them and going, you promised you wouldn't do that.
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You'll never play Ed Sullivan again. And in Jim Morrison fashion,
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he looked at his band and he looked at Ed
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Sullivan to win. It's not like we need you anymore.
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We just did play the Ed Sullivan show. We're already
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a success. Been there, done that in that very moment.
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Another time I can remember was in two thousand and
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nine where BBC was asking for the infamous rock band
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Rage against the Machine to perform their song killing in
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the Name of But they were expected since for some
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reason their song had shot to the top of the
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ratings because everybody was tired of American idol or something
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like that. Whatever happened with that, they asked them to
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clean up their act. Well, when Zach starts singing, next
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thing you know, he's using choice four letter words and
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he's using certain fingers to express how he feels about
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being censored, which means BBC had to cut away from
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their performance right away, as he wasn't supposed to use profanity,
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but he certainly did. You're surprised that a band known
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as Rage Against the Machine that is as anti authority
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as you can get, you're surprised that they broke the
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rules on your show. A lot of this is that
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same misguided confidence that you would see through Lucy. But
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somebody else who had the same type of backbone was
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Charles Schultz. How do I know because when he started
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introducing Franklin into his comic strip, he was told by
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Southern editors and Southern publications that you will not have
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this African American character in the same setting with these
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other Caucasian Anglo characters. What was Sparky's response, You either
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print them the way that I drew them, or I quit.
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How about that? So there have been these times where
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in the Peanuts, even through Lucy, that Charles Schultz would
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channel her sometimes horrendous advice, but also the psychiatric Booth
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would bring issues like that to the surface in society
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and culture. That's something that Charles Schultz was very good at.
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There were usually be a subtle message, but if you
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look for it, it was there. In that case, behind
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the scenes. He didn't back down when he knew he
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was right. But you got so many instances of artists,
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of performers, musicians that are told to do this, and
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what you get is the exact opposite, almost like Murphy's law,
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especially from a creative standpoint, especially from Sparky, usually channeled
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through the Psychiatric Booth in some way addressing some issue
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which would result in the closure of that being that
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will be five cents. Please. I wonder if that was
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a rate that couldn't have fluctuated from time to time,
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it would only be discount to four percent. But I'm
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sure that the advice that Sparky gave through Lucy Vanpelt
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might have been worth more than five cents in retrospect.
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Stick around for scripture of the day. We'll get into
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the world mixed martial arts following this. Our SCRIPTUREI for
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this podcast is a brief one blockhead nation, but it
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is an important James Chapter four, verse ten, humble yourselves
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in the sight of the Lord, and he shall lift
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you up. The reflection from Bluelay Bible is a continuation
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into Philippians chapter two, verses eight through nine, where it
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talks about how God exalted him. But if you read
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it in full, it says this, This conditional promise can
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be misused by some who have ulterior motives. But when
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we truly humble ourselves in the Lord's sight, it can
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in no way be for our own lifting up. True
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humility would put ourselves asked, And that is what makes
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this paradoxical truth so amazing. We can't lift our own
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selves up. Blockhead Nation. That's where our Lord and Savior
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comes in. As far as tonight's fights, UFC Fight Night
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in the CDMX Arena in Mexico. So you got Rob
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rossis junior, youngest fighter that I know of in the
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history of this sport, nineteen years old again pulling off
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a third round yunamous decision against Vince Morales, So pretty
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good performance on his part. His third round. He had
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a couple of times where I was worried he was
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gonna get caught, but he's sure kept his cool on
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the ground. He's such a dangerous grappler, but Morales definitely
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showed a few high moments in that one. Moving on
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to the co Maine, Drew Dober gets rocked in the
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first round by Manuel Torres. He was known well for
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having first round knockouts, first round tkos and the street
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continues in front of his home crowd. But for Doughbra,
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I can just tell you this that when he took
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those two powerful sledgehammers to the face, and when he
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dropped and grabbed the ankle of Torres, and where Torres
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is dropping these hammer throws onto the side of his head,
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I was just going, okay, I can't get disappointed with this.
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Drew Dober's lights are on, but nobody is home, so
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it's up to the referee. So Mike Beltran steps in
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to stop this. Dober is going to protest, but he
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doesn't even realize what he's protesting. He's just got the
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heart of a warrior. So they help him to a
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stool and we get this thing situated. So you have
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your win, ear Manuel Torrez. Here you got quite a
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war that's going on between Ursag and Brandon Moreno, it
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never disappoints with the flyweights, for Brandon Moreno and for
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Steve ursag in the Australian having to face down a
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very full on supporting their hometown hero of Assassin Baby
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Brandon Moreno. So very much one sided crowd. But Er
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six is used to that and he's more than willing
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to prove people wrong. He has no problem doing that.
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But I really wanted to just shift in another direction
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tonight because when you look at the UFC, you wondered yourself,
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what is the competition for this sport? Are there other
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organizations there? Certainly used to be more of them. Nowadays,
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what you have that's competing with the UFC has pretty
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much two organizations, the PFL and one championship over in Japan. Now,
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if I could just reveal a few of the cracks
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in the armor that are showing from PFL. They had
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a major acquisition not long ago where they bought Bellator
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Belotor Mma. So this acquisition is looking like a blunder
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for one major reason, but it's looking like a success
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for another one. So starting with the blunder, how do
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you lose the current Belator heavyweight champion, Brian Bater. Ryan
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Batter has been released from his contract, and as I
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understand it, that's been what he's been fighting with is
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with the organization, unable to get a fight scheduled, gain
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nowhere with his team. Now Chris Cyborg had similar complaints,
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but that's the other side. She was finally given a fight.
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So there's this ongoing rolodex of so many that are
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frustrated with the PFL who spent over one hundred million
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dollars to acquire Bellator, bragging about the stacked roster, and
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then you can't afford to pay them. These million dollar
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tournament brackets started becoming like five hundred thousand dollars brackets
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and not offering any fights or completely ignoring somebody like
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Ryan Bater. You could have easily have had since this
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acquisition the PFL versus the Bellator fighters, and even if
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PFL were to squash them, you just where's the excuse
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on this one? You change the name of Belatar Championship
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Series to PFL Champion but still they have their titles.
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How to explain that one? And what beltar champions are left?
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At this point, several again released, including Ryan Bader. So
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since this acquisition they seem to be showing that they
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