May 10, 2025
Long-Tailed Cats In A Room Of Rocking Chairs
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Broadcasting Live good evening, Blockhead Nation, thank you for stopping
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by once again. You are listening to your favorite Blockhead,
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the only podcast in the podcasting world that can somehow
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incorporate the Peanuts comic strip one minute and then be
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talking about MMA and Warriors inside the Octagon the next.
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I am your host. My name is Brian Little. Thank
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you so much for coming buy. If you are a
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new listener, come on in sit down. We are in
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the Blockhead Mansion aka the living room of my house.
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Just know there's probably gonna be some commotion in the
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background because I have three dogs who don't understand how
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how audio quality works. But while I got that out
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of the way, let me just say there are three
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things you can always count on to hear in this podcast.
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Number one, God is King. Number two, Peanuts is the
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single most successful comic strip in American history. And number three,
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As hard as it is to justify this these days,
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mixed martial arts is still the greatest sport under God's
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hot sun. If some of you are coming to me
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on the back end of the ww pay per view
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backlash and you are irritated with the results, just sit
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back for a second and breathe, because we will talk
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about things other than that. So to begin with, it's
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been seventy five years, seventy five glorious years of the Peanuts.
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How do I know that because the Charles Schultz Museum
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has this on view now. This is a display at
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the museum called Memorable Moments. I believe anybody should take
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a look at the Charles Schultz Museum, whether in person
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or online, and take a look at them celebrating seventy
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five years of Peanuts, which is on view. So the
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Charles Schultz Museum is reflecting on the most beloved storylines
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and motifs in Peanuts. We talked about one last week
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where I think mister Sack was actually one of the
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lesser known favorite Charles Schultz storylines in the comic strip.
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I really do believe that he didn't show it much.
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He would show snippets of Charlie Brown popping a paper
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bag over his head out of embarrassment, but he didn't
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go into detail about mister Sack at Summer Camp. He
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did that in the comic strips in the nineteen seventies.
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But there are original strips of classics right now of
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Lucy pulling the football away from Charlie Brown. All of
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you are familiar with that one Snoopy sleeping atop his doghouse.
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I'm sure you're familiar with that lioness begging for the
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populace to have an open mind about the Great Pumpkin.
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So it's all there. Everything that's on display is really
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fun to take the time to look at, including Peppermint,
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Patty and Franklin in the classroom. This one caused controversy
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in the sixties when this finally happened and Charles Schultz
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stood his ground and said, you either print these the
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way that I draw them, or I quit. All the
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way back to October second, nineteen fifty, where Charlie Brown
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doesn't have the chevrons across his chest yet, he just
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has a yellow shirt. And you have Shermi and you
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have Violet. Maybe it was Patty. Look it's one of
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the two, and they're sitting on the curb saying, there
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goes good old Charlie Brown, and somewhere in there, Shermy
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says to himself and I quote how I hate him. Yeah.
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This was the first original Peanuts comic strip. They even
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showed that one in the twenty twelve happiness is a
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warm blanket, Charlie Brown. It's all there. It's all on display.
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So I'll tell you I'm impressed. I'm impressed block Ad Nation.
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If you need a snapshot, not relying on anything I say,
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I always tell you go check out the Charles Schultz Museum.
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They do a great job. On any social media, whether
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it's TikTok, Instagram, Facebook x which used to be Twitter,
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any of those. You should go check it out. It's
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all there. So I really enjoyed looking into that. And
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guess what. There's even one of the World War One
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flying as showing his sophisticated manner in knowing his root
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beer like he's sitting next to Marcy and says, man,
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I see the list for root beer, please the different
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brands of root beer. Have I not talked about that
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on this show? That real men drink the hard stuff
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that real men drink the aged vanilla an w rootbeer.
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There are other kinds that you can succumb too. Some
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of you are gonna get triggered by that. Those are
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fellow fans of the show. Some of you who are
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in my own networks will come back to me with backlash.
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And I'm gonna point you to the snapshot from Charles
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Schultz Museum, so I'm gonna say I can validate it.
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But you know what's really great? Since I mentioned God
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is King, one of my favorite books about the Peanuts
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is actually by a man named Robert L. Short. Short
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wrote this book called The Parable of Peanuts. Okay, that
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is partly why I have varied and pivoted the way
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that I do my episode's blockhead Nation, because if you
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listen when I tell you in the beginning, God is King,
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there's a reason I wait to make sure that the
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scripture of the day is midway through this podcast. That's
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not an accident. Jesus used parable after he had built
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a relationship with either his disciples or his followers. He
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would use storytelling, he would use parable and Robert Short
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discusses all of that in this book, The Parable of Peanuts.
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So there's an online synopsis about that where Schultz was interviewed.
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I'm sorry, not Schultz, but Short was interviewed about this
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and he said this, and I quote. Schultz has gone
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on record as saying that he always attempts to put
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his faith in his work. Now hear this block in Nation. Otherwise,
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he knows his work wouldn't really be worth doing or
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at all satisfying. He knows this has to be done
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in a very subtle way. So it's not that Charles
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Schultz was looking to offend anybody. It's that he's reaching
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a great multitude of people with his comics strip. And
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there's a scripture in the Bible about losing your saltiness.
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It doesn't mean the same thing that we talk about
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in twenty twenty five, or if you want to pardon
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the punt that's no one is talking about. It's your
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usefulness and how you can take something that it like this,
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that's a hobby, something that matters to you, and use
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it to fulfill the will of our Lord and our Savior.
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So there have been many books called the Gospel according
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to the Gospel according to Sesame Street I think was
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one of them, the Gospel according to the New York Times,
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the Gospel according to PBS, the Gospel according to Nickelodeon.
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You know, there have been so many of those from
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the eighties, nineties, and two thousands. But there's this parable
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of Peanuts where it's simply, as Short says, to simply
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point out some of the things that he has woven
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in a very subtle way into the fabric of the
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strip and where the Peanuts comic strip is part of
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the fabric of our culture and our society. And Schultz
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did that beautifully with the comic strip. He did it
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even better with the television programs. He did even better
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with the twenty fifteen movie, even though he had passed on.
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His family made sure that the movie followed Charles Schultz's
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way of portraying the Peanuts characters. That's intentional. None of
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that was accident. So if the author of the parable
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of Peanuts can understand that, then Blockhead Nation, I hope
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you know that those who've stuck around for this show
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as long as you have, and I truly appreciate you're
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coming by. If you hear nothing else in this show,
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that's fact. Hear the truth that one episode. I love
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the fact that you're here. But Blockhead does not play
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around with your salvation. Neither did Charles Schultz. We're on
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the same team. So I hope that resonates a little
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bit tonight as I finish up with the scripture of
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the day and try to find some positivity and what's
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been going on in the world of mixed martial arms
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as we currently speak. Our scripture in for this podcast
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comes from Psalm chapter seventy one, verse twenty. That which
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has showed me great and sore troubles shall quicken me again,
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and shall bring me up again from the depths of
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the earth. Reflection from Blue Layer Bible says, though we
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are faint with the troubles of this present age, though
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we are as dead men by the futility of our works.
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Though we are perishing by the minute, captive to the
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ravishing effects of Adam's guilt. In other words, living under
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the curse of Adam, though we deserve it. Not Still
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the Lord stands forever by his people, faithful to revive
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their souls. Hear the truth in that Blockhead Nation. He
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is ever worthy of our endless adoration, now believe it
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or not. When I started this part two, I took
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a deep breath and have been trying really hard not
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to sound like such a Debbie Downer on part two
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of this episode. But I've got to tell you, Blockhead Nation,
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I feel almost like a long tailed cat in a
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room full of rocking chairs. I feel like I'm not
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gonna hit a home run at all with what's going
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on in the world of the UFC, because the truth
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is very little of it right now is encouraging very little.
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I have to give some credit to someone who tried
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to spark a flame, and that would be the guy
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who's in the main event tonight at Montreal, Canada at
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the Bell Center. I have to give some credit to
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Jack Dela Mandela, the Australian who's fighting for the welt
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Orweight title belt against current day champion Below Mohammed. Those
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that remember last week's episode, I've told you how little
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the viewership care about Beel Mohammed. Okay, the Palestinian fighter
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who is champion twenty four and three versus the Australia
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in seventeen and two record. And when I went and
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looked at the stairdowns, Jack Della looks like he's trying
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to stir up not really controversy, but to show that
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I'm gonna take that belt away from you, which the
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crowd slightly and I say that slightly got behind to
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an extent. So do we have Australian fans in Montreal
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It seems like it. Do we have a lot of
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Palestinians supporting bellel Muhammad, not really, And all of the
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highlight reels that have been showing Jack Della's performance as
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of late are overlooking something he did win against Kevin
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holland he did win against Gilbert Burns, But when they
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show the snapshots of the Gilbert Burns fight, Gilbert Burns
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had been destroying Jack Della for four rounds until he
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landed that vicious knee that gave him the advantage. And
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if we are going off of MMA wrestling, if Jack
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Della was struggling that much with Gilbert Burns, then imagine
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how much he's gonna struggle in the category of MMA
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wrestling with the champion below Mohammed who did a clinic
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on Leon Edwards. So am I saying there's much to
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anticipate with this fight. Jack Della seems like he's trying
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to and with his record, it's promising that we could
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have a serious contendership coming out of him. But this
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is not much to get exied of. And it's a
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shame that on the Komin event you have a championship
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Flyway title about with Valachi and Chevchenko, and how many
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really care? How many are really tuning in to watch
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the bullet fight how many are tuning in tonight to
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watch Jose Aldo? How many are tuned in to watch
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Alexa Grosso who is the former champion, and are watching
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Ben was Saint Dennis. How many are tuning into these
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guys who are talented fighters. And I'm not taking anything
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away from Jack Della either talented fighter. It's just this
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is not so much a dud of a pay per view.
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It's not many people care. And to piggyback on that,
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there's one guy that you don't want to get the
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worst out of these days, because if I ask you
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right now who is probably the current most respected fighter
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in the UFC, I'm gonna get a few of you
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that might throw out names like I don't know Sean O'Malley, Well,
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he's not champion anymore. He's facing Marad pretty soon again
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for a rematch. I might have somebody tell me John Jones, well,
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the guy's ducking Tom aspinall, which doesn't help the sport
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in any way. And it's waiting out until you can
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get a thirty million or fifty million dollar payout, if
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that's even the CA and stringing fans are on and
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insulting our intelligence. That doesn't help the sport, Well, you'd
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probably tell me Connor what. Connor's nowhere to be seen.
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I mean, Mike Michael Chandler had to take a fight
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against Patty the Batty and Patty steamrolled in by the
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third round. So there's not a whole lot to get excited.
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It if I told you the one that has been
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the most reliable superstar, the one the most of people
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have been paying attention to as a twenty twenty four
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and twenty twenty five, we would have to agree it's
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the guy who answers the call every time and usually
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comes through with the win. Usually. I'm talking about Alex Pereira.
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If there's one guy that this sport should not be
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causing friction with, it's him. And because of the loss
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to Unclelive, we had this tweet that came out. I
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know it's called x now, but I still have to
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refer to it as Twitter. It's really hard for me
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to get away from the traditional name it started off with.
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But if you look across what's happened with the UFC
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star Alex Pereira, the talk is he might be done
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with fighting after some type of a disagreement. Now the
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talk is also that this was a cryptic message that
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it may not hold any water. I can understand that,
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but here's here's part of the problem. Here's what the
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actual tweet says. I'm going to read it to you
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just to hear this blockhead Nation and I quote I've
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always answered the UFC's calls, but if they want to
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play with me, we can do that. I've never spoken
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poorly of the UFC, but with what I've just heard,
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