April 5, 2025
Schroeder's Classical Music Along With Confirmed And Non-Confirmed Bouts In MMA
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They're all there. But we are in the month of April.
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We're past April fools. And if you are putting your
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faith in the Easter Bunny, don't do it. We go Blockhead.
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Who should have put my faith in the Easter Beagle. Yeah,
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If you got little ones, stop putting your faith in
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the Easter Bunny. He's faded out, He's irrelevant. The Easter
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Bunny will come through for you. Now. The biggest focus
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I have for this part of the show is really
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on the piano playe Schroeder. Okay, I'm gonna show you
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many ways on how you can expound your knowledge of
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music just by being slightly familiar with Schroeder. Why because
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he understands classical music. When he calls himself a musician,
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he is an old school musician. The first time I
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really sought out the song that he was playing was
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in the episode It's a Boy named Charlie Brown. I
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wanted to know the song that he was playing and
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the rendition he was doing. It was showing Beethoven, it
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was showing scenes of London, it was showing many different
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depictions of European culture. I was like, I gotta know
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what this is. And it's called Beethoven's Pathetique Sonata. If
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you've never just YouTube that or googled it, the Pathetic
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Sona by Beethoven is a truly beautiful work of art,
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and Charles Schultz captured that beautifully in the episode A
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Boy named Charlie Brown. And it doesn't just stop there.
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If we go further into what other songs that Schroeder
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would do, A common one would be Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.
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If you never heard that one, you should now that
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was used in older contemporary cartoons, it was used in
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Looney Tunes, if he was used in Tom and Jerry,
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still used today. You'll recognize the Moonlight Sonata if you
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just google that one. You may not have known what
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it was. But if you google those, the Pathetic Sonata
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and Moonlight Sonata for Beethoven are works of art. Now,
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how do I know where all of those came from?
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You gotta understand. I grew up with this thing called
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audio cassettes. It's one of the reasons I became a
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podcaster because it used to be when you have these
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audio cassettes, you'd put into a taper, you would play
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it and you could rewind, you could pause, and on
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side too, you could record your own story. I remember
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having a audio cassette growing up called Sparky's Magic Piano. Now,
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this is a classical nineteen forties kid's story about basically
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a young kid who's learning to play the piano and
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he's not very good at it, but then he drifts
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off into this dream. The next thing you know, he's
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become the greatest pianist in the world. Okay, And they
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list off in the episode what songs he plays at
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places like Carnegie Hall at the Mall in Washington, DC,
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in places like Boston or Chicago, they name off the
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names of these particular pieces, and a common one was chopin.
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So there would be the waltz and e minor there'd
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be the revolutionary atudes. There would be in different playing
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styles throughout the whole episode of Sparky's Magic Piano. But
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there was also another one, one called rock Monanoff. You're
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going blockhead, What in the world does that mean? Did
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any of you grow up watching Willy Wonka on the
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Chocolate Factory, the original one. If you didn't, here's a
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little piece of key information you may never use again,
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but you should know if you watch that scene when
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he opens up the Chocolate Factory and he plays on
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the keyboard his password and he hits this small piano lick.
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She goes, oh, rock Mananoff, give you another one. Earlier
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on in that particular recording, his teacher wanted to test
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him out and say, do you really know how to
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play a Let's try this one. Let's play Flight of
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the Bumblebee. Okay, famous classical work of art, famous clas music.
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You're going block in? Why does that one matter? You
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have ever seen the movie drum Line from two thousand
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and two. Yeah, the drum line. They one where the
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guy goes to college and he's part of this group
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that's very traditional. Next thing, you know, they combine old
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school and new school and they put on one heck
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of a halftime performance that one drum line. There is
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a scene in the movie drum Line where the conductor says,
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let's hit him with some real music and he has
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them play you guessed it, Flight of the bumblebeat. Okay,
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if I've never if you've never seen the movie drum Line,
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I should set the scene for you on this one.
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They start to play this classical music, a Flight of
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the Bumblebee. And is it exquisite and detailed? And is
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it a challenging piece of music? Yes, it is very
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difficult to master this one. Here's the problem. You are
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playing Flight of the Bumblebee at a football game. The
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crowd is not entertained. So what does the opposing band do?
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They play modern day music where the rest of the crowd,
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opposing sides, everyone in between are getting behind That not
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a good look. If you watch that movie, you should
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go back and see this. Two thousand and two drum line.
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You should watch it. Watch the scene where they play
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Flight of the Bumblebee and the crowd just looks and goes,
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what are you doing? It's almost like you took an
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electric guitar and started playing blues right in the middle
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of a kinsinetra. No offense. But is that a fitting
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place to get your guitar and play a blues lick?
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Probably not? Okay? Is it time to pull out the
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drums in the middle of a Southern Church of Christ's
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Sunday morning Saturn? Probably not so. For him to use
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Flight of the Bumblebee at a football game on a
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Saturday afternoon to entertain the fans was foolish, and the
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other side capitalized on that by playing modern day music
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that entertained the people in the stands. Now, that's a
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pretty big rabbit trail. Just to bring it back to that,
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all of these pieces flight of the Bumblebee rock Mono
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from Willie Walker on the Chocolate Factory Beethoven are all
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used in that original recording from the nineteen forties Sparky's
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Magic Piano and who was a master at playing Beethoven Schroeder,
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who wrote and illustrated The Peanuts comics Charles Schultz, also
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known as Sparky. You have to give the man credit
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for knowing classical music the way that he did, because
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there is some truth to say that all of these
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forms of music, whether it's blues, jazz or even classical,
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have had an effect in some way in the music
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that all of you that are tuning in Blockad Nation
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that you listen to. It's okay to not be an
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expert in the original music, but wouldn't it be fit
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all of us to just have a small little appreciation
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for things like the Pathetique Sonata, Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata And
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where can you gain that education from the beloved world
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of the peanuts? From this podcaster who just gave you
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the cliff notes, you don't have to go any further,
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just help you.
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Along the way.
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Our scripture in for this podcast comes from Isaiah.
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Chapter sixty one, verse three.
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To grant to those who mourn and Zion to give
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them a beautiful headdress instead of ashes, the oil of
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gladness instead of mourning, the garment of praise instead of
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a faint spirit, that they may be called oaks of righteousness,
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the planting of the Lord that he may be glorified,
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block a nation, because sin brings grief, God brings, as
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A says here in scripture, comfort for all who mourn.
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The extent of the comfort and restoration is beautifully described here.
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Instead of ashes, he gives his people beauty, beauty for ashes,
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instead of mourning, he gives his people the oil of joy.
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The spirit of heaviness is replaced by the garment of praise. So,
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block of nation, why do you sit in the ashes?
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Why do you mourn? Why do you indulge in this
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spirit of heaviness when Jesus has given us something so
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much better. I bring that up as that's a nice
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little segue into it's fight week. You got the UFC
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Apex with MTT versus Murphy as the main event, and
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hardly anyone is paying attention. So the question becomes, what
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is what's waiting on the horizon? And that's so much
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better as of right now. I have to accept the
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fact that there are gonna be cards that don't really
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draw me in. So we have to ask the question, now,
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if you're gonna be watching the UFC or MMA period,
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then what are the biggest draws in the fight world?
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Now as we speak well, that means there's gonna be
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two categories. There's confirmed and then there's non confirmed. If
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I had to pick what's confirmed. That is the biggest
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fight as of right now that most will be tuning into.
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It's gonna be next weekend. It's gonna be Michael Chandler
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versus Patty the Batty pimplet. What we could have had
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was Connor McGregor versus Michael Chandler, the UFC versus Bellator.
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You had that in the Ultimate Fighter, And somehow Connor
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has decided that he is it's beneath him to fight.
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Michael Chandler has not been active for years at this point.
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So it worries me that if Michael Chandler does win
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against Patty next weekend and he gets in the microphone
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and says, Connor McGregor, let's run this back just like
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he did at one time to get a cheap pop
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in the WWE, I'm just gonna soon say it. If
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Michael Chandler says he wants Connor McGregor after this fight,
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if he wins, I'm done with Michael Chandler. There's nothing
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to talk about anymore. Okay, So for Patty, you have
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to think in this way that Michael Chandler is an
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awesome fighter, but he's wild, he's reckless. He's really really strong.
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You name me another fighter in their workout regiment that
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will take a medicine ball that's as big as he is,
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slam it on the ground and then catch said medicine
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ball and flip backwards, and that would be one set
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as part of his workout. I don't know how many
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of those he can do in one setting, but still
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that's Michael Chandler. His workouts are crazy, but his fighting
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style is reckless. He's always got his hands wide out,
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looking like he's gonna give a lobster punch. This is
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something Patty the Bat he can can capitalize upon. But
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Paddy has been so known for blowing up in between fights,
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gaining forty fifty pounds and then coming back cutting weight
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to where he is, but he's never been knocked out.
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He's a dangerous, dangerous submission artist. So as far as
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if you can't get Connor McGregor, then you get Liverpool's
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Patty the Bat that steps in and we have a
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confirmed fight. This one for sure is happening, unless something
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happens a week from now. I knocking on any wood
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