May 3, 2025
Mr. Sack, Meet Mr. Gorilla
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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. In
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case you are new to this podcast, welcome, Come on in,
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sit down, take a seat, relax, and just know there
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are three things that will always be talked about. Number one,
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God is King. Number two, Peanuts is the single most
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successful comic strip American history. And number three, mixed martial
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arts is the greatest sport under God's hot sun. This
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podcast is free to you. It's at your convenience. If
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you want to listen to part one, you're gonna hear
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a lot more about the Peanuts on this side. If
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you want to wait till part two, after the scripture
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of the day, you're gonna hear me go into the
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world of mixed martial arts. We got a fight not
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going on to Moyne, Iowa tonight, and I'll be breaking
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some of that down on the next segment. So there
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have been times that Charlie Brown himself has actually changed
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his skin color. Now, there have been times that, out
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of either frustration or out of humiliation, he has taken
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his lunch sack and has popped it over his head. Now,
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in the TV series, when he would do this, this
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would not get him any acclaim at all. First of all,
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he'd still be ignored, or he would still be ridiculed
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by Lucy or anybody else that knows is that it's him.
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But when he goes to summer camp and he puts
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a paper bag over his head for the first time,
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he's got a different persona. What am I talking about?
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I'm talking about the time that he played a role
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of mister Sack. This was actually one of Charles Schultz's
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favorite storylines from the comic strips. The Charles Schultz Museum
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laid this out beautifully. It was talking about Charlie Brown,
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who can think of little besides baseball. He sees the
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rising sun coming up over the hill and he finds
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out I've got a rash that makes his head look
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like a rising sun. So to cover this up, he
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uses the sack over his head and he heads off
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to summer camp, where he's immediately admired by everybody, believe
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it or not, he takes on leadership roles. He becomes
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camp Bread, isn't it, But only as long as his
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face remains unseen. So the storyline is actually referring to
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Charles Schultz when he joined the army. If you didn't know, Sparky,
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Charles Schultz was a foot soldier during World War Two.
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He actually developed, for the first time in his life,
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a sense of self confidence that he did not experience
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as a kid. He rose to the ranking of staff sergeant,
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which means he would be in e sixth grade. For me,
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who was a former Navy sailor, that would be a
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first class petty officer. So he makes his way up
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the ranks in leadership, and so he creates this unexpected
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but temporary twist on good old Charlie Brown in nineteen
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seventy three. We have to wait until then to see
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him play the role of mister Sack. But it turned
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out to be one of Charles Schultz's favorites, and that
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happens to be on display at the Charles Schultz Museum.
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So if you're in the Santa Rosa area, or if
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you're listening to me and never want to have a
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chance to go to the Charles Schultz Museum. You should,
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And so looking at that, I kind of have to
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shift gears a little bit just because there is a
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new trend that's come out over the last week or so,
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and can I tell you where it originated? Probably not.
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I'm sure some of you listening could tell me exactly
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where it originated from. But I'm going to give a
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counter argument to this. I'm going to actually flip the
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script on some of you because there's been this discussion
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across social media that if you took one hundred men
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and you decided to attack a gorilla. Now I'm assuming
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this is a silver back either in the wild, which
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would be even worse, or one that has been content
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pained to a zoo, one that would be considered in captivity. Okay, again,
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I'm probably gonna mix this up a little bit, but
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that's the discussion. Could one hundred men attack and defeat
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in a fight aint gorilla? Now you could talk to
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me about mannerisms of a gorilla. You can talk to
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me about different trainings that each of these guys would have.
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You could talk about substituting out guys, and if you
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need to bring in a fresh one in until you've
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defeated said gorilla. But how this whole thing is really
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blown up all over the internet and I'm seeing people
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get into real in depth discussions about this. And forgive
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me blockhead Nation, but I'm gonna probably put some cracks
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in your armor right now by asking a simple question,
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why would you want to attack a gorialla? And I
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don't care if it's in the wild or in a
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local zoo. Why would that be something that crosses your mind,
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whether we're talking appearance or if we're talking reality. If
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I can take you back to the original Beauty and
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the Beasts story from the nineteen thirties, we've seen what
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terror a larger than life gorilla could bring in the
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cinema known as the movie called King Kong. You know
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that one. Ultimately King Kong is defeated at the end
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as he climbs the tower and they shoot him down
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with airplanes. If you watch the one that's from the
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nineteen seventies, it's even more graphic. But if you watch
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the one from two thousand and five, it's the same
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outcome all three times in the movie. But do you
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really feel good about yourself watching this primate fall into
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his death. Maybe I should throw another one at you.
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That wasn't even a box office success, but it's a
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movie of gorillas getting out of control, these dangerous primates
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in the movie from nineteen ninety five called Congo. It's
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not that great of a movie, but you know, it's
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one of those if you invade their territory, what do
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you expect them to do? To cower to just hand
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you a leaf off of a tree and try to
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make a peace treaty? What do you expect to happen here?
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And there have been real discussions about how you would
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systematically do this, who you would recruit, and how I
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would handle you know, why would you want to do this?
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Is this really something that our society and cultures celebrates
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thinking like this, having a real Do we not have
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other things to do? Do we not have any sympathy
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whatsoever for a primate that in his original habitat or
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has been taken from said habitat to be put behind
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plate glass for your entertainment? Is this really what we
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want to analyze and interpret block in nation. I'm sorry,
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but I can't get behind this one. I don't have
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a dog in this fight, and I just really don't
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want to believe. I guess I didn't want to believe
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that a blonde, brainless chick could talk about a move
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in bed that can make a guy go crazy and
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that become the third greatest podcast in all of the world.
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Was shit fell off after a rug pull from cryptocurrency
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that she had no volmit in. But now we're shifting
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over to something like this. Sometimes there are trends that
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I understanding other ones that go I don't get it,
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and I really don't want to be a part of it.
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And if you do blockhead Nation, you're entitled to your
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own opinion. I mean, freedom of the press and freedom
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of speech and you know First Amendment right, So I'm
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all for constitutional disputes and all these things, But this
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is what you really want to talk about. You want
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to determine that. I mean, it's almost the same as
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having a discussion about what about comic books or about
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theatrical things like King Kong or Congo. I mean, you've
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had incidents where what was that one story about the
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grizzly man who thought that he could be one with
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the bears? What happened to him? He got killed? In
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their habitat was foolish. Sorry for the loss, but it
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was foolish to begin with. You have that guy, the
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crocodile hunter, who wasn't even led to his death by
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a crocodile, what was it? By a huge stingray out
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in the ocean. Because there's this, There should be a
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separation between mother nature and animals and their natural habitat
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and human beings who have no business being there. And
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this whole comic book discussion has exploded across all forms
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of social media, and I'm opting out blockhead Nation. But
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do you want to discuss comics and games and you know,
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maybe things like Batcave comics and toys? We can shift
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you back and you see them shifting gears here back
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to the Charles Schultz Museum. As of today they had
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a free comic book Day, and in nineteen fifty three
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you had a comic strip with Charlie Brown discussing comic
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books with Patty where he realizes, I'd give anything to
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know whether she actually likes me for my personality or
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from my comic book collection. I mean, that's a debate
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that goes on in Charlie Brown's mind. Here to address
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what's out there? Is that really the discussion you want
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to have. You want to determine if you and one
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hundred men who have nothing better to do want to
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attack a silver backed gorilla for whatever reason and determine
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the winner. Where are we at in society here, Blockhead Nation?
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Can we ask that question? Can we do a deep
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dive on that one? Our scripture in for this podcast
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comes from Psalm chapter thirty two, verse eight. I will
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instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou
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shalt go. I will guide thee with mine eye. Reflection
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from Blue Lair Bible says God promises to instruct his
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children into every righteous path. He sends us his very
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spirit to guide us in his ways. God cares for
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us beyond measure imaginable, and his spirit will be faithful
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to illuminate the glorious treasures of His truth. So ask
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God to teach you, Blockad Nation. Ask God to make
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you teachable, and He shall faithfully do both. And by
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your growth, God will use you to edify to others
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in the body of Christ. As we shift into UFC
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Fight Night Tonight, Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa,
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you got Mishtate closing out the pre Lambs or moving
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right into I'm only going to spend time on two
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fights tonight blockad Nation just because the co main event
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is definitely going to be Ba Nichol's biggest task to
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overcome so far are the number thirteen rnered de Ritter. Okay,
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So when bow Nicol came into the scene in the
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UFC through Daniel White Contender series, there was already an
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assumption that he would dominate and he would be ranked
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in no time. This is a chance for him to
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be in the top fifteen if he does well tonight.
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So we're talking less than two years. He's still undefeated.
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He does have four UFC wins and three of those
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did come by finish, so I think that qualifies as
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living up to the hype. He's utilized that all American
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level wrestling, that he's got to his advantage with a
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serious takedown average, and he's improved his striking significantly. We
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saw that with the Paul Craig fight. But again, to
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have a chance to break into the rankings, this is
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his chance here, and I'll tell you that the experts
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have given this one to bow Nickel as well, ESPN, MMA,
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Bral Komodo and all those guys have all said that
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Nickel is asking to step up in competition. He's getting
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it and he will overcome it. And most of the
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guys that are on the ground are already giving him
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the blessing, one of them particularly being Kevin Holland, who said, yeah,
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he's gonna pull this one out. So this should be
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an interesting fight for the comin event. So watching Bow
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Nickel continue to a rising star, continue to be on
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the rise. But you've got another guy here in the
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main event who I refuse to look at as a
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gatekeeper for the bantamweights. I think it's just showing how
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dangerous the bantamweight rankings actually are. Because Corey Sandhagen is
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coming off a unanious decision against umar and A Magametov
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as of last August, and he was on a three
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fight winning streak. He did defeat Cheeto Vera, and now
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you've got him going against a guy who has slid
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in very well, almost snakelike into the bantamweight division, former
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flyweight champion of the UFC, Davison Figaredo. Okay, and this
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is gonna be a very difficult challenge for Corey to
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bounce back from his first loss since twenty twenty three
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when he takes on Davison Figaredo at this point, so
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I'm excited about the fight, and I'll tell you that
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once again, when we look at the blessings, the experts
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have already given this one to Corey. One in particular
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was a former bantamweight champion himself, TJ. Dellashaw, who has
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laid out in detail on how Sanhagen is going to win,
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and he thinks it's going to look very similar to
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what he did with Cheat, with his creativity, with his angles,
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with the reach advantage, with not over committing when he
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doesn't have to. So there are probably gonna be moments
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in this fight tonight, as much as I hate to
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say it, We're probably gonna see some moments where the
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crowd in Des Moines is going to boo these guys,
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possibly out of the building. I don't think you're gonna
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have fight of the night with these two. You're gonna
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have a systematic fight. You're gonna have a well thought
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out fight, a really good battle plan from both guys.
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his jiu jitsu is second to none. So his control
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and his submissions, that's gonna be a weakness at core
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