Aug. 17, 2024
Spike In The Desert With Middleweights In The Outback
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Broadcasting Live. Good afternoon, 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. I'm
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so thankful you come back this week. I'll just go
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ahead and begin with this. If you are tuning in
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for part one, this is where I talk about the Peanuts,
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I talk about the comic strip, I talk about the
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TV shows, I talk about the movie, and I also
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talked about last week about the Charles Schultz Museum. How
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that social media outlet has been very helpful to me
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when I get content prepared for you guys, because that's
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the thing, if you know anything about podcasting or no podcasters,
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it's not always easy to get content ready and pumping
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out to you. That's listening to the podcasting world. It's
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just difficult. But in this case, one helpful and very
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viable source for me has been the Charles Schultz Museum.
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And how befitting that as of last week we have
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the twenty two year anniversary of the first time they
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opened the doors to the Charles Schultz Museum and the
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Research Center out in Santa Rosa, California. So their page
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was honored by taking a journey back to where it
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all began. You can see clips of where Jeane Schultz
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is speaking at the pulpit and talking about an hour
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of her husband talking about Sparky. You had board presidents
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that were there, and also one of the board presidents
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makes me so happy. One of them happens to be
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Snoopy himself, So the groundbreaking ceremony is really cool to
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see that they have of the beloved Peanuts fans who
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get to come and see this. You can swipe through
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a lot of the photos that are there from two
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thousand and two on when this became a reality, and
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it just really is a feel good moment in so
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many ways. So I'm really happy that I mentioned last
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week the Charles Schultz Museum. It just kind of works
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out very well for this week. So I don't solely
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depend on them for content. I've known most of this
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my entire life, but it's always helpl just to keep
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me on track to mention earlier in the week. Sometimes
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what I have to do is I can't bring every
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single event to you right away, week by week, on
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a weekly basis. I can use a few events as
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of a couple of days ago that marked the anniversary
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of nineteen seventy five, there was a debut of Snoopy's
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older and very skinny brother. Now, this one's gonna be key.
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Snoopy is very much the most interchangeable and most world renowned,
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most recognizable character from the Peanuts. When people don't know
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what the Peanuts are, they might know a few of
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the characters. They know who Snoopy is, But really, Snoopy
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isn't the original dog that belonged to Charles Schultz as
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a kid. Charles Schultz actually had a childhood dog by
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the name of Spike. So a few days ago the
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Charles Schultz Museum did a great job of sharing a
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very happy Spike Day. Where the debut came out in
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nineteen seventy five of Snoopy's brother out in the desert,
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where the setting would be the desert of Needles, California.
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Now that whole setting is very much in luenced by
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Schultz's upbringing, his experiences where he lived as a kid.
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He did travel a few times most and there's even
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scenes from It's the Girl in the Red Truck Charlie
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Brown where you meet Spike in the first TV series
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as a whole, he appears a few other kinds too,
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and Snoopy's getting married, he actually catches a train and
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makes his way to be the best man for the wedding.
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So Spike, being Snoopy's older brother, is very much involved
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in the comics in the TV series, and it's really
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a great example of just images that are evoked by
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a location, just because if you look at the facial
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features of Spike, he's got a long mustache. He doesn't
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have the same vibrant eyes that Snoopy has. He has
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those soulful eyes. He has those tired eyes, which would
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certainly cause you to have some discomfort living out in
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the desert, living inside of a cactus. But as he says,
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you always have a place to hang your hat. He
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just take your hat and you throw it up and
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it sticks to the cactus. That's true. So the imagination
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takes over over all of that. There's a lot of
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mystery and intrigue to who Snoopy is, but the origin
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can all be traced back to Spike, the original inspiration
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for who became Snoopy, and then you finally honored him
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with Spike. So Schultz very much paid homage to him
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by naming Snoopy's brother after him, so that all worked
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out really well. I've always been a huge fan of Spike.
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But also there are a few great comic strips, like
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in nineteen eighty six, or for some reason, Spike decides
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that he's gonna go hug a cactus. I guess it
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is because of an advertisement. Have you hugged a cactus?
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Today?
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I think a lot of that's very commercial, probably of
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that time. But yeah, I really thought that was really fun,
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and I'm always enjoyed talking about Spike. He is absolutely
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one of my favorite characters. So I'm always thankful to
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talking of the Charles Schultz Museum. Twenty two years in
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the making, there will be a day that myself and
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my little red haired girl will be attending the Charles
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Schultz Museum for our ten year wedding anniversary. That will
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be coming two years down the line. But there's something
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else to mention about Sally, Yes, Charlie Brown's sister. She
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has always had an infatuation for the Linus the blanket
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carrying Linus. She's always been one who wants nothing to
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do with going to school. You can see everything from
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her struggling with her alarm clocks to the only reason
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she goes to schools because Mom made a lunch for
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her and she doesn't want to waste it to where
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she can't even get her locker open. Why she wouldn't
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even want to go back to school. So why would
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Sally still have a strange relationship with the wall of
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the school. You might be lost right now. Let me
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help you out. Sally has been known many times to
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speak to the wall of her school, mostly out of frustration.
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But it's kind of like how you know Linus and
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Charlie Brown will meet at the brick wall and they'll
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discuss their fears, their frustrations. Sally will actually go up
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to her school's building and look at the wall and go, hey, school,
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did you have a nice summer? Expecting a response. Now,
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this isn't meant to arouse sympathy for Sally in any way.
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I can just kind of verify for you that if
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you think that she doesn't have any relationship at all
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with her school, she does. It's just a very I
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almost want to call it a morbid one. But believe
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it or not, you do get a response, you think, okay,
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So she talks to it and there's no response back. No,
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there's a comic strip from nineteen eighty three that she asks,
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how have you been? Did you enjoy your summer? And
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the school responds back what they thought bubble and says
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very nice. But it's going by too fast. I can
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already feel my tan fading. Okay. Gotta love the dad humor.
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Gotta love the cheap jokes that are still throwing there
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by Charles Schultz, because he can still be a bit
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on the cheesy side, even though most of the time
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the comics do have a subtle message that they'll leave
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for you if you just look for it. Believe it
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or not, there's even parable there is, and that's how
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this podcast is structured. As much as I enjoy talking
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about peanuts with you, what matters most is for you
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to know the truth, which I will share for you
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in our scripture.
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Of the day.
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Our scripture reading for this podcast comes from Isaiah chapter
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fifty seven, verses seventeen through eighteen. For the iniquity of
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his covetousness. Was I wroth and smote him. I hid
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him and was wroth, And he went on forward into
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the way of his heart. I have seen his ways
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and will heal him. I will lead him also and
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restore comforts unto him and to his mourners. If we're
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looking at Isaiah Blockhead nation, as far as the prophet
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who very much foretold of a suffering servant who would
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come to be the salvation for all mankind. We see
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this in reflection from Blue Leader. Bible says, though the
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whole of mankind stands corrupted before the majesty of the Lord,
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even so he promises to choose out for himself a
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special people. That is so true throughout the Old Testament,
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because no many, how many times Israel would fail and
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neglect and completely rebel against God, they were still God's
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chosen people. From a new Covenant perspective, no matter how
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many times you fail, how many times you reject, and
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you rebel against the Lord Almighty, he still loves you.
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Ever will he heal his children in spite of their hearts,
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of their malice, and hearts of stone. The Lord will
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be faithful to renew them. And as it says here
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in blues Let, but our Bible caused them to become
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the bearers of life eternal. Praise be to God that
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we would believe him and have received such mercy as this.
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There's always three things I talk about on this podcast
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with you, Blockhead Nation. Number one, God is King. Number two,
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Peanuts is the single most successful comic strip in American history.
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And number three, mixed martial arts is the greatest sport
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under God's hot sun. And that's what I'm getting off
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on part two here. So if you joined me for
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this second part one, I'm thankful you're still here. Second,
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it tells me you care to know what Blockhead's thoughts
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are about the world of UFC Milatory, MMA PFL one
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Championship and a lot of time I spend in the UFC.
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I'm just gonna be honest with you. But to recap
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from last week, we had a UFC fight Night at
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the Apex and we had a heavyweight bout Tiber versus
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Spivok two. Well, that was a quick submission, quite a
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scramble there on the bottom. Spivoc wins very quickly. Now
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that means we've got not much to go off of
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with Spivok, meaning you do have a very impressive victory
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over here over Tibira, but there's not a whole lot
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of interest now in those guys running it back. And
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if you were to look at what do we do
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with Spivak next, well, there aren't that many options because
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Cyril gon and Alexander Volkov already facing each other at
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UFC threeh eight, so that one's out of the picture.
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You've got Paulovitch coming off a loss, you got Blades
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coming off of a loss. So really the only option
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if we're going strictly by the rate of the rankings,
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But one that makes the most sense is Jayton Almeeda,
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and that itself, since they mirror each other so much,
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looks to be a snoozefest. But if we're going off
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of that trying to put a win with the win,
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then Almeida, who's beaten Derek Lewis, who's lost to Curis,
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Blades who recently beat Romanov, that would be the one
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that we probably might see in the future, or at
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least that's something that's probably sitting on the desk at
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the UFC war room. So all those things to be
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considered now as far as UFC three TOHO five tonight
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in Australia. I've already kind of mentioned there's somebody sitting
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at cage side, and I'll bring that or should be
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sitting there. I'll bring that full circle in just a second.
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The point I want to make here is this all
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of the build up for this fight with Drecis Duplessis
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and Israel Atisanya. It seems like everybody is trying to
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drum up more bad blood than is actually there. Now.
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Am I saying that there's bad blood? Yes? Am I
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saying that it's overwhelming? No? Do I believe that there
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are people that are specifically told to talk these fights
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up to get people into the building. I'm not one
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of them, but I can name two of them right away.
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One would be Chaill Sonning and another would be Daniel Cormier.
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How ironic for a diehard MMA fan to see Daniel
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Cormier talking about being the best spot in the house
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watching these two three and finally we're gonna squash this
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bad blood hearing Chill say the same thing as he's
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drumming up support for DDP Versus. Arguably one of the
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greatest middleweights of all time, He's easily in the top three.
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But I just want you to know it's not that
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there's manufactured bad blood. It's not that it's just do
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we really have that much of a short term memory
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If we're watching the UFC knowing that there was real
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bad blood between people like chail Son and Anderson Silva,
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knowing that probably the most evident bad blood bout of
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all time would go to Daniel Cormier and John Jones,
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where there was pure hatred. You can cut the tension
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with a knife just watching that one from afar. Imagine
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how it would be if you were in person. So
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these guys who have been in real bad blood bouts
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are told, hey, you qualify, Let's keep people into the building.
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Israel de Sonya were there words exchanged between the two? Absolutely?
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pull apart, There's no teams going after each other and
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coaches having to interfere and a whole lot of profanity
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