Veteran Sparky And The Wide Divide

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Broadcasting Live, Good evening, Good
afternoon, Blockhead Nation. Whatever time you're

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tuning in, I thank you so
much for joining for this episode. You

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are listening to your favorite blockhead,
the only podcast in the podcasting world that

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can somehow incorporate the Peanuts comic strip
one minute and then be talking about MMA

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and warriors inside the Octagon the next. I am your host. My name

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is Brian Little. To begin with
a very happy Veterans Day to any of

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you that tune in that either have
served, have a family family member who

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has served. Some of you one
day will go on to wear the uniform

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and you will return to our homeland
and you will once again join the ranks

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as a veteran. So for all
of you that are tuning in that have

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either stood the watch or stood a
post proudly honorably, brothers and sisters in

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arms. Even if you are overseas
listening to this and you are currently defending

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our homeland, you are included.
This is not a day of mourning.

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This is a day of celebration.
It has been ever since nineteen fifty four,

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when mister Eisenhower decided that all veterans
should be recognized instead of just okay,

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instead of just World War One veterans, every veteran of every war is

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important. But we have to remember
the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of

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the eleventh month, which was the
ceasefire, that would be Armistice Day,

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would commemorate all of our World War
I veterans. So it has evolved,

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it has changed over time, and
it is one of those days where we

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cannot avoid being either recognized or thanked, and we appreciate that. So there's

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nothing really somber about it. It's
just once again we sometimes don't know how

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to accept those thank yous. We
do appreciate them, and it reminds us

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that we are not expendable. It
reminds us that we still matter, but

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when we are somewhat taken back because
we carry that guilt of our fellow brothers

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and sisters who are still out there
or the ones who will choose to one

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day take the oath of enlistment.
And I can take a minute, since

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this is a show that three things
are talked about. Number One, God

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is king first and foremost. The
military was never my God. The military

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was a choice that I made.
Second of all, pea nuts is the

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single most successful comic strip in American
history. And third, mixed martial arts

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is the greatest sport under God's hot
sun. When it comes to mma,

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Dana White's pretty good to veterans,
He's pretty good to military when it comes

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to peanuts. What I really want
to bring to your attention is simply Charles

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Schultz's service, to make it clear
on how important it was for him to

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be a sergeant in the Second Great
War. If you didn't know that,

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he did serve honorably, even though
he used snoopy many times. As the

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World War One flying ace, he
was on the doorstep of Hitler's final solution.

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You can look this up. There's
plenty of autobiographies written about Charles Schulton

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his service, and he said himself, and I quote, going into the

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middle Terry was one of the best
things I could have done, because and

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I quote that this has always been
Charles Schultz's way. He may throw dirt

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on Charlie Brown, but if there's
anybody he talks less about, it's himself.

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And I guess I have a little
bit of that in me too.

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But he says, I left home
as a nobody, and I came home

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as a sergeant. If you look
at Charles Schultz's tombstone as up right now

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on any of the social media's for
the Charles Schultz Museum, you will see

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that his tombstone does not have anything
that reminds the world that he is the

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creator of Peanuts. There are no
Charlie brown, Snoopy Linus, any kind

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of paraphernalia on his gravestone. He
is buried amongst his brothers. He has

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Sergeant US Army World War Two on
his tombstone. That's how much pride that

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Sparky had in serving our country.
So I still stand by when I was

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asked the question by our own rated
JG of the Ray j G Podcast,

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who would I want to share a
root beer with? And one of them

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would definitely be Charles Schultz himself.
Our hope is to one day make our

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way to the Charles Schultz Museum and
have a root beer with Jean Schultz his

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wife. That will suffice if possible, even if it is just Snoopy and

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in a huge fluffy costume that we
get to chug root beer is with,

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that's so be it. But to
have a chance to sit down once again

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with my grandfather, who in many
ways his tombstone looks almost just like Charles

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Schultz's because this is what is usually
commemorated for our brothers and sisters in arms,

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when they're buried with their fellow veterans, when they're buried with honor and

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dignity. So to bring that up, Charles Schultz very much respected our ranks.

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He very much was good to veterans. He often talked about that,

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not just with the World War One
flying as, but he had a particular

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TV special he did exceptionally well in
showing our involvement in the First and Second

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Great War. Now he kind of
went in opposite direction. The episode is

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called what have We Learned Charlie Brown. It starts with Charlie Brown looking through

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a scrap book and he is taken
back to the time that he was a

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foreign exchange student in France. And
there's two scenes in particular that I always

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remembered as a kid that made it
to where I had to find this DVD

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when I grew up and wore the
breeches of a twenty year old, I

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had to go find this DVD and
then I watched it in full and there's

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a scene where the four are the
four exchange students, which would be Marcy

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Peppermint, Patty Linus, and Charlie
Brown. They're spending the night outside.

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They're sleeping bags. The fire has
gone out and must be somewhere in the

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middle of the night, and Linus
wakes up and looks around and thinks,

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I don't know where we are,
but there's something familiar about this place.

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Something just stirred him to wake up
and take a look. And as he

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walked around the beach, he realized
he was at Omaha Beach, where the

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Allies landed on D Day. It
is quite a thrilling history lesson. It's

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a moving history lesson. I will
admit I get tears in my eyes every

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time when I watch this. And
as you go further into the episode,

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you go backwards into World War One, just because geographically that's where they are

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in their rental car. But this
is what I really enjoy about this particular

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episode. Linus insists that Snoopy stopped
the car. Now Snoopy being a World

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War One flying ace, he's the
guy designated to drive the car, and

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he says, stop. We have
to look at this. And this is

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something I clear up every year.
It's a big misconception. Maybe you were

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out and about today and maybe you
were presented with a poppy, or maybe

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you saw somebody that was giving out
poppies red flowers. Maybe you don't know

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the significance behind this. Allow Blockhead
to help you. Linus skips out of

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the car and says, we have
to see this, and he points to

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the flowers in the field and he
says, these are poppies. The legend

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is is where battles are fought.
These flowers that are supposed to grow up

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white all turn red and in the
center of each flower is a white cross

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blockad nation. That's very hard to
explain, except simply if you want to

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take it from a faith standpoint that
Jesus covers the blood of our soldiers,

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or you could simply think mother Nature
might be telling us that we need to

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do better. And you could look
at as they go forward into the episode,

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you see them stand at the British
battlefield dressing station, and this is

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where Linus informs everybody that this is
where General J. M. McRae wrote

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the famous poem in Flanders Fields.
And if you don't know some of the

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words to that, I won't go
into detail of it, but I can

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get you started with that particular poem, and it's really hard for me to

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do without getting emotional, but I
will happily help you along. If you're

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not familiar with John McRae's famous words. In Flanders Fields, the poppies blow

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between the crosses row on row that
mark our place, and in the sky

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the larks still bravely singing fly scarce
heard amid the guns below. We are

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the dead. Short days ago we
lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,

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loved and were loved, and now
we lie in Flanders Fields. Our

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scripture reading for this podcast comes from
Hebrews chapter thirteen, verse five. Let

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your conversation be without covetousness, and
be content with such things as ye have,

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For he hath said, I will
never leave thee nor forsake thee.

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Reflection from Bluelair Bible talks about being
content with the riches that you have from

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God's mercy. This is well said, It says, unceasing are his gifts,

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and constant is his loving presence.
Because this world is but a passing

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frame. It's not your home,
not for your believers, So trust the

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kingly majesty of the Lord, and
you'll find true pleasure blockad nation in this

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Now, I will admit, as
we shift over in the world of mixed

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martial arts, Dana White just really
laid out three humongous fights to come up

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in the next year. Twenty four
is coming off with an explosion instead of

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kind of spreading these out to begin
with. We do have Vulk versus Eliot

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Tapuria that's been confirmed. Instead of
later on in the year, we have

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Sugarshan O'Malley and Cheeto Vera coming up
in March. You've got some exciting things

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to talk about here. And even
though I could dive more into those events

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as they get closer, I really
want to bring somebody up that might have

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been lost in the shuffle. Even
though all these events that have been dropped

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to us for next year are looking
fantastic and the analysis on you YouTube most

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of them are saying the same thing
that these are good fights. One guy

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you should start paying attention to is
the light heavyweight champion of the world.

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I'm not talking about who's going to
be holding the title tonight with Yuri Prohaska

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and Alex Perea. No, I'm
talking about the injured champ who will come

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back and claim his title or at
least fight for it when we have our

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interim light heavyweight champion tonight. Yeah, I'm talking about Jamal Hill. Jamal

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Hill has one of the best MMA
minds that I'm seeing as of late.

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And if you remember, this is
a guy who came from a basketball background,

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and his analysis and his thinking through
of the fights are so surreal.

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So if you haven't been following anybody
on YouTube or following anyone that is doing

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analysis of MMA fights other than yours, truly, I would highly encourage you

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to go find Jamal Hill, google
him, YouTube him on any of your

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platforms, and just listen to what
this man has to say. Jamal Hill

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has one of those old school mentalities
that can go back to what was said

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in the movie Men in Black.
You remember when the huge alien cockroach is

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walking towards me. He says,
you got all these problems, You're coming

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down here snatching up our galaxy and
other things. My attitude is, don't

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start nothing. There won't be nothing. That's Jamal Hill. For some reason,

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You've got some of these MMA guys
that go around looking to stir the

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pot, and it's not just him. There is very much a wide divide

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in mixed martial arts between I guess
what you can call journalistic integrity and MMA

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rumors that could go together like peanut
butter and jelly, something that everybody wants

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a piece of. And in that
wide divide happens to be a humongous nos

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attached to the face of one aerial
hole, wanting now, is he one

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of the best MMA journalists that we've
got, certainly, but sometimes when there's

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nothing there, he tends to go
looking for something that's there. And it's

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so evident when he had his interview
with Yuriprolhosca, who's in the main event

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tonight, when he is intentionally taking
stabs subliminal messages that are shot directly at

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Jamal Hill, when if you compare
the injuries, there was only one credible

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question that was asked. I agreed
with this too, Euripulhasca gets injured and

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UFC dot com that doesn't do a
very good job of keeping up with current

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events or changing over different champions.
When you have somebody who has attained the

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belt, they're not exactly good at
in twenty four hours of telling you who

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the new champions are. It just
happens. I don't know if it's glitches.

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I don't know if it's they're paying
more attention to their other social media

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platforms, but you see dot com
is pretty slow to respond. It's almost

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like getting customer service through Wells Fargo. It just happens. But Euripuhasca was

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taken off the very next day on
the website. Jamal Hill is injured and

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therefore his picture is still up as
the champion, but we have interim titles

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that are going back and forth in
the light heavweight division. It was one

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legitimate question, but it certainly seemed
like every time you had to bring up

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an injury, the injury was directed
right at Jamal Hill. So whatever happens

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tonight with the main event with Yuri
Prohaska, who is a phenomenally dangerous,

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very strong, intimidating fighter that could
define the light heavyweights for years to come,

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versus the guy who has jumped ship
out of another division and has taken

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a chance against the very best that
the light heavyweights right now have to offer

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that's not on the injured list,
which is Europrosca. You got Alex Perea

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who's come over, and these two
are going to clash in the main event

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of UFC two ninety five in Madison
Square Garden that was supposed to headline John

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Jones versus Steve Amyochich. But now
you got this that has been promoted to

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the main event. Still not a
bad move. Still a fantastic fight that

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has my attention. Even the co
main event that is showing Tom Aspinall versus

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Sergey Poplovitch, do not count not
Poplovitch in this fight. When you watch

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him, the speed he's got in
his hands is almost the equivalent of what

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I saw when I would watch Fador
Miliananko. Now am I saying he has

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the same power in his hands that
Fador had? No, I'm not saying

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that. I'm saying the speed that
he's got when it comes to striking,

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when it comes to a heavyweight,
cannot be underestimated. This has to be

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something that Aspinall is considering. And
Aspinall is not known for going three rounds,

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much less five rounds. So when
you look at this fight that we

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have with Pavlovich and Tom Aspinall,
you have the interim title that will be

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held, and then whoever's holding this
title whenever John Jones decides to come back.

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Well, that's gonna be your fight. That's gonna be your headliner unless

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we insist on having the legacy fight, the feel good moment, the Mount

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Rushmore moment, that is stepe A
versus John. But either one of these

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guys or a Yerry deserving interim champion, so we do have year versus Alex.

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I thought this was strange as I
looked down the card that the guy

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who fought Patty the Batty lost by
the scorecards but didn't lose in the eyes

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of the fans, known as Jared
Gordon, is further down the list on

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the lineup for the fights. Then
the guy who has yet to face Patty

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the battye all he did was call
him out, and that would be a

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guy who is coming technically coming off
of a win, which would be Matt

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Fravola. You would think, if
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narrative, these two would be on
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don't see why Jared Gordon lost like
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he would be further down on the
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talking about in l versus A w
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according to the judges, and none
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ask on there, But we've got
an amazing card to not going on at

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Masson Square Garden. You should be
tuning in Blockhead Nation for all this,

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and again, if I've sent you
another direction, by all means, go

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here what Jamal and Hill has to
say on YouTube. His analysis is fantastic,

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and I'm hearing breaking news that his
bus has been attacked in New York.

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I'm not sure how credible this is, but apparently it's Palestinians that are

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attacking the bus, so I hope
to catch you up on that. Next

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week we'll get into more detail about
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us that are coming up next year
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But once again, who are you
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made it very clear to yu April
Hosco, who possibly could be his next

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adversary, that Ariel Jwane is not
his friend. Ariel Jwane. Is that

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wide divide between journalistic integrity and MMA
rumors. But nonetheless, you've got a

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very good main event tonight. Go
check out my guys who would do in

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the analysis of Against the Fence.
I'll be tuning in here and there where

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I can. I apologize if you've
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