September 18, 2025 • 12 mins
Dana White went on Impaulsive and CONFRONTED Logan Paul over his and Jake Paul's fights being "Cherry picked" and says Jake suing people is HILARIOUS.. Let's talk about it
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is the thing I really wanted to look at.
I really wanted to see this part the Dana White,
Jake Paul Beef. Will it ever end? Apparently Logan asked
him about it on the show. So let's take a listen.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
There's another bridge I'd like to I'd like to maybe connect, dude,
is the is the is the burnt bridge with.
Speaker 3 (00:16):
My brother unfixed? I don't hate your brother. He made
a distract on you, though. You know what's funny about
your brother?
Speaker 1 (00:22):
So your brother, y'all remember the distract. The distract was
unironically not bad. It was a pretty good song. He
accidentally made a pretty good distract, although the storyline of
the distract was a little odd. If you guys, remember,
like Jake and the whole thing is advocating for fighter pay,
but then he's also making fun of ore mosbal from
never making any money, and then he's like advocating for
(00:44):
fighter insurance and like how you can't UFC fighters don't
get their stuff paid out after they retire, while he's
also beating the shit out of the guy that comes
to the hospital to get help. And then the whole time, uh,
you wonder how the guy got beat up in the
first place. And it turns out Jake jumped into the
MMA cage and beat him up with a chair, So
he was the culprit the whole time. I don't know
(01:05):
if they thought the story beats through, but uh yeah,
he got someone to act as Dana Chris Cyborg was
in the was in the video that time on YouTube
for for my channel was insane.
Speaker 3 (01:15):
Talks more shit than anybody else on the planet. Now
him and the Warlock are running around trying to fucking
suit people. They're trying to fucking suit people. Why when
people talk shit?
Speaker 1 (01:25):
Well, oh my god, he called the Keys of the
Warlock again. Oh no, dude, you know ni Keis is
gonna respond to that. You know he's going to and
Jake probably will too, because this is how it goes.
Things die down, and ironically, usually it's Dana that starts
talking about it again. To be fair, he was asked here,
Logan asked him about this beef with Jake and himself,
(01:48):
But Jake usually doesn't start it. Usually Dana says something
he said he got him in the Warlock running around
suing people. To be fair, some of the people are
saying things that are clearly false and they're just acting
as if it's true. And I don't like the whole
Oh we're suing, we're suing, But like data would sue
people too, if every single time he put on an
(02:09):
event someone was saying it was like reputable people were
saying that they were fake fight and that they were
being rigged. You know, like if he had Pierce Morgan
saying that in front of a bunch of people, like
actual reputable sources saying that he would take action too.
Probably wouldn't have said it publicly. It probably just been
behind the scenes. But you can't, like you and I
get what he's saying too, you can't like sue random
(02:30):
Twitter accounts being like, ah, fake fight, wait fight that
you're never gonna win. But like reputable, actual journalists, sources,
you know, commentators.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
And the Neelk boys brought this up to me, and
you know, I'm sure there's people out there saying, you know,
that they're fake fights, they're fixed, and all this other
fucking bullshit. But I think what people mean when they
talk about it is, you know, he's he's gonna fight
fucking Gervonte Davis. It's it's like when you got you
guys need to fight.
Speaker 1 (03:00):
Please tell me that was a cut. Please tell me
that was a cut. You know, Mike's funniest shit dude.
Mike said, who you got? After this whole conversation about
fake fights and how the fights are bullshit. Mike's like, no, seriously, though, though,
who you got.
Speaker 3 (03:15):
Can Dravonte Davis. It's it's like when you who he got? You?
Guys need to fight. Guys. You're fucking same size, you
know what I mean. When you fought Floyd, you are massive.
You're a massive fucking dude. Floyd's tiny, and I'm sure
when you were training you're like, all right, I'm gonna
hit this guy with a couple of punches and grab him,
tie him up. And he did hit you with a
(03:36):
fucking bomb of an overhand right one time, and you
fucking ate it. You ate that punch.
Speaker 1 (03:42):
Logan's like proud of it. He's like, yeah I did,
Hell yeah, I ate that punch from one hundred and
forty pounder. You're damn right, dude. Now granted it's Floyd Mayweather,
but you're still two hundred pounds dog, you know what
I mean? This is why And I agree with Dana
on this This is why the Dravante fight makes no
sense to me, because even yes, Floyd didn't have the
punching power Davante had. But even if Jervonte lands, I
(04:04):
don't see him hurting Jake to the point he knocks
him out.
Speaker 3 (04:07):
So what are we even doing.
Speaker 1 (04:08):
Where's the idea of this gonna like, where's the idea
that Javonte is even gonna hurt him. He may hurt
him to the body, you know whatever. Jake doesn't want
to throw as much, but I don't see him one
punch knocking Jake out. And you know, the same thing
was kind of said with Logan, like, Okay, Floyd probably
won't knock him out, but probably gonna out box him.
I get where Dana's coming from. These things are not
meant to be competitive fights. They're meant to make money
(04:29):
and to I guess scratch that itch of the circus
mystery unknown.
Speaker 3 (04:34):
And and Dravante I think hits way harder than fucking Floyd,
but he's too small. I mean, your brother's gonna be
able to, you know, get inside on him, put his
weight on him, tie him up. But I don't hate
your brother. Your brother's out there doing his thing. But
it cracks me up that they want to start suing
people that are talking shit when your brother talks more
(04:56):
shit than anybody talks. I think.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
I think the thought process behind it is Okay, So
Jake and I are obviously pretty polarizing individuals, and when
an echo chamber starts and a rumor mill starts of
like stage fight bullshit, which like these fights aren't stage
you know, that's just it's at that level, it's like
almost impossible. I think they think that it affects the
(05:19):
business and it affects the brand because people discredit him
as actually having legitimate, legitimate bouts.
Speaker 3 (05:26):
I think that's the theory.
Speaker 2 (05:28):
So to hold people accountable for for.
Speaker 3 (05:29):
For legitimate or legitimate meaning not fixed correct? Right? Yeah? Yeah,
yeah yeah?
Speaker 1 (05:36):
And which is which is? I mean again, Dana would
do the same thing if his if his company came
became known for doing fixed fights when they weren't, then
he would try to find the same way to hold
people accountable if they were reputable people saying that, right,
So I don't again the whole Jake suing people for
for blatantly trying to say he fixes fights or he
stages fights, or people have no knockout clauses and all
(05:58):
the other bullshit. Now again, people need to use their
words more accurately if they're upset about what Jake is doing.
All you have to do if you're upset with the
way Jake is moving in his career is say what
people what some people do say, which is, we like
to see Jake challenge himself. We don't want to see
these exhibitions, these fights that don't make sense for what
(06:22):
you said you want to do or what you uh
purport to want to be in the sport of boxing,
which is a world champion. We want to see you
fight active fighters around your skill.
Speaker 3 (06:31):
Left, that's it.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
But you can't go on there and go, oh look
another rigged fight. Oh look another fake fight. Oh look
he's staging another one right that that's the thing that's
again false. So that I get it. I get while
they're upset, but I also get why people categorize it
the way they do. You just got to be better
with your words, that's it.
Speaker 3 (06:49):
And not many of the fights are legitimate fights but
not being fixed. Yeah, hey you hit me here and
I hit you there.
Speaker 2 (06:56):
Yeah, I mean that's Dana, that's insane. Like I agree, like,
let's say that's choreograph.
Speaker 3 (07:00):
What are you gonna do? What are you gonna do?
If people are fucking saying stupid shit? People say dumb
shit about me, my business, you know all the time.
Is it true?
Speaker 1 (07:09):
There's another thing too, Like when Logan is saying, an
echo chamber starts, how many people say crazy shit about
the UFC and Dana, not maybe on the fixed fight level,
but they say some crazy shit. So it's like he's
never I mean, maybe he has sued some people and
and that's probably out in public record at this point.
But the fighter pay thing comes up all the time.
Speaker 3 (07:28):
You know.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
That's that's it. I mean, I don't know what you'd
really see him on over there, But I'm just saying
there's there's probably things that have been wrong or false
that have come out about Dana that is set all
the time.
Speaker 3 (07:37):
It's just who gives you shit? Yeah, fucking ignore it
and just keep doing your thing. Have you guys ever
sued anyone? Oh? Good question, good question. I don't think so. Really,
I don't think so. But in twenty five years, I
mean we've obviously been in some shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
it happens.
Speaker 1 (07:52):
It happens, It was actually a really good question from Logan.
He stuck it on him.
Speaker 3 (07:55):
There fair play. Back in the old days, when when
we first bought this company, it was the Wow wow West.
I mean, people were using our trademark and it was
crazy back then. But I don't think we ever had
to sue anybody. We'll probably send a couple of letters out.
We send some letters out saying yeah, hey, well we're
gonna sue you.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
I hear your uh, which, by the way, I think
is what Jake is doing. So again Dana being critical
of it, Like now again, if you're using someone's trademark
and all that other stuff, that's a little different. But
Jake is essentially sending out cease and desist.
Speaker 2 (08:27):
I hear your critique on fighting guys at the same
size as you. Is that why you guys would let
me fight Connor?
Speaker 3 (08:33):
Is that why?
Speaker 2 (08:34):
What is that why you wouldn't let me fight Connor?
Speaker 3 (08:37):
That's fucking gonna fight You're you're yeah, you're fucking huge.
Connor weighs one hundred and forty five pounds one hundred
and fifty five pounds.
Speaker 2 (08:43):
Yeah, but he says he could beat me, and I
think people would tell it but.
Speaker 3 (08:46):
Everybody thinks that. I mean, everybody thinks so good if
he said I can't beat fucking Logan Paul, I mean,
come on, yeah, yeah, you're gonna say that. Yeah, you're
a fucking professional fighter. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1 (08:54):
See, there's just a fundamental difference in the way an
actual sports CEO and an entertainer look at sports. That's
what I'm getting with the entire like disparity between these
you know, influencer crossover boxing matches, especially the ones that
Logan does and now with Jake doing the same thing
(09:15):
sort of, there's just a fundamental difference in the way
they look at things. They look at these events like
blockbuster events. They don't look at them as sporting events.
They look kind of a spectacle. I mean, Logan's in
the fucking WWE, for God's sake, That's the way they
look at And that's the way Jake looks at these
kind of events. He does because he's fighting Jervonte Davis
into any sports hardcore competition, morale effort, you know, legacy,
(09:39):
hierarchy minded sports person. None of it makes any sense
because we go, well, no, Davonte is not in Jake's
weight class. What does that prove we do sport to
prove who's better at sport, not with inherent advantages or
disadvantages or X y Z. Logan and I guess Jake
for that matter, look at these like we want to
get the most eyes possible, regardless of what people said
we in our and I think that Logan and Jacbo
(10:01):
believe this because of the disadvantages we came into the
sport with. If we are to do better than people expected,
or if we're able to win or knock someone out,
then we're better, which is not true because there's massive
disadvantages on the other end. I would say that outweigh
the disadvantages on their end, at least jakeson the way
they market these things and act like if I beat Gervonte,
I'm better, or if Logan was like I beat Floyd
(10:22):
and I beat I'm the best boxer in the world,
when Floyd wasn't the best boxer when Logan bought him,
and also it was a sixty pound eight difference, like
the way they categorize in narrative shape around it is
the thing people get upset about and the fact that
it's happening.
Speaker 3 (10:36):
But yeah, yeah, I don't hate your brother. I don't
hate your brother. Your brother talks more shit than anybody
that I've ever seen, you know, He's always talking about
the UFC and all this other stuff. It's like an
obsession for him for some weird reason. But I don't
hate your brother.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
Do you think do you think that the relationship can
be mended eventually into what?
Speaker 3 (11:02):
As far as I don't know, We're gonna hang out
and fucking you know, go see a movie or something.
I mean, you know, I.
Speaker 2 (11:09):
Don't know, I don't know, just to be cordial, just
because like we can be cordial.
Speaker 3 (11:12):
I have no problem with your brother. Yeah, Yeah, I
have no problem with your brother. We are in the
fucking fight business man. Yeah. Lots of mean things are said. Yeah,
and and and and uh. Ship flies back and forth.
There are obviously Listen, if I didn't like your brother,
I'd say I can't stand your fucking brother, and and
I wouldn't be shy about it.
Speaker 1 (11:32):
Yeah, he'd probably banned him from UFC events if he couldn't.
If he couldn't, uh, if he didn't like him that much,
you know what I'm saying, he'd probably put him on
the band list because he really doesn't like like people
he doesn't like. He doesn't like Arielhiwan, he doesn't like
uh Dan was Rovel, he doesn't like those kind of guys.
But I think that it's more of just like, uh,
your brother's a little shit talker, and Dana likes to
(11:54):
get in the weeds. He likes to get in the
mud with him. Honestly, I think Dana doesn't like Nikisa
more than he doesn't more than Jake. Like I think
that Jake is just you know, he's obviously he's Jake.
He talks his shit whatever. But I think if it's
more Dana probably doesn't like Nakisa and vice versa. By
the way, I don't think they like each other, but
they they'll tell you who he doesn't like. I think
he's pretty clear when he calls Nikisa the warlock and
(12:16):
won't even say his name, that's who he doesn't.
Speaker 3 (12:18):
Like, like many other people in the business. But I
do not hate your brother's That's it's just I don't
I wish.
Speaker 1 (12:24):
I mean, again, it's not Logan's responsibility to ask this,
but I do wish he would have asked more about
a Nikisa, because then you would see Dana it turned
red and I think it really fired up or he
just shut it down right away, but I would have
been interested in that
This is the thing I really wanted to look at.
I really wanted to see this part the Dana White,
Jake Paul Beef. Will it ever end? Apparently Logan asked
him about it on the show. So let's take a listen.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
There's another bridge I'd like to I'd like to maybe connect, dude,
is the is the is the burnt bridge with.
Speaker 3 (00:16):
My brother unfixed? I don't hate your brother. He made
a distract on you, though. You know what's funny about
your brother?
Speaker 1 (00:22):
So your brother, y'all remember the distract. The distract was
unironically not bad. It was a pretty good song. He
accidentally made a pretty good distract, although the storyline of
the distract was a little odd. If you guys, remember,
like Jake and the whole thing is advocating for fighter pay,
but then he's also making fun of ore mosbal from
never making any money, and then he's like advocating for
(00:44):
fighter insurance and like how you can't UFC fighters don't
get their stuff paid out after they retire, while he's
also beating the shit out of the guy that comes
to the hospital to get help. And then the whole time, uh,
you wonder how the guy got beat up in the
first place. And it turns out Jake jumped into the
MMA cage and beat him up with a chair, So
he was the culprit the whole time. I don't know
(01:05):
if they thought the story beats through, but uh yeah,
he got someone to act as Dana Chris Cyborg was
in the was in the video that time on YouTube
for for my channel was insane.
Speaker 3 (01:15):
Talks more shit than anybody else on the planet. Now
him and the Warlock are running around trying to fucking
suit people. They're trying to fucking suit people. Why when
people talk shit?
Speaker 1 (01:25):
Well, oh my god, he called the Keys of the
Warlock again. Oh no, dude, you know ni Keis is
gonna respond to that. You know he's going to and
Jake probably will too, because this is how it goes.
Things die down, and ironically, usually it's Dana that starts
talking about it again. To be fair, he was asked here,
Logan asked him about this beef with Jake and himself,
(01:48):
But Jake usually doesn't start it. Usually Dana says something
he said he got him in the Warlock running around
suing people. To be fair, some of the people are
saying things that are clearly false and they're just acting
as if it's true. And I don't like the whole
Oh we're suing, we're suing, But like data would sue
people too, if every single time he put on an
(02:09):
event someone was saying it was like reputable people were
saying that they were fake fight and that they were
being rigged. You know, like if he had Pierce Morgan
saying that in front of a bunch of people, like
actual reputable sources saying that he would take action too.
Probably wouldn't have said it publicly. It probably just been
behind the scenes. But you can't, like you and I
get what he's saying too, you can't like sue random
(02:30):
Twitter accounts being like, ah, fake fight, wait fight that
you're never gonna win. But like reputable, actual journalists, sources,
you know, commentators.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
And the Neelk boys brought this up to me, and
you know, I'm sure there's people out there saying, you know,
that they're fake fights, they're fixed, and all this other
fucking bullshit. But I think what people mean when they
talk about it is, you know, he's he's gonna fight
fucking Gervonte Davis. It's it's like when you got you
guys need to fight.
Speaker 1 (03:00):
Please tell me that was a cut. Please tell me
that was a cut. You know, Mike's funniest shit dude.
Mike said, who you got? After this whole conversation about
fake fights and how the fights are bullshit. Mike's like, no, seriously, though, though,
who you got.
Speaker 3 (03:15):
Can Dravonte Davis. It's it's like when you who he got? You?
Guys need to fight. Guys. You're fucking same size, you
know what I mean. When you fought Floyd, you are massive.
You're a massive fucking dude. Floyd's tiny, and I'm sure
when you were training you're like, all right, I'm gonna
hit this guy with a couple of punches and grab him,
tie him up. And he did hit you with a
(03:36):
fucking bomb of an overhand right one time, and you
fucking ate it. You ate that punch.
Speaker 1 (03:42):
Logan's like proud of it. He's like, yeah I did,
Hell yeah, I ate that punch from one hundred and
forty pounder. You're damn right, dude. Now granted it's Floyd Mayweather,
but you're still two hundred pounds dog, you know what
I mean? This is why And I agree with Dana
on this This is why the Dravante fight makes no
sense to me, because even yes, Floyd didn't have the
punching power Davante had. But even if Jervonte lands, I
(04:04):
don't see him hurting Jake to the point he knocks
him out.
Speaker 3 (04:07):
So what are we even doing.
Speaker 1 (04:08):
Where's the idea of this gonna like, where's the idea
that Javonte is even gonna hurt him. He may hurt
him to the body, you know whatever. Jake doesn't want
to throw as much, but I don't see him one
punch knocking Jake out. And you know, the same thing
was kind of said with Logan, like, Okay, Floyd probably
won't knock him out, but probably gonna out box him.
I get where Dana's coming from. These things are not
meant to be competitive fights. They're meant to make money
(04:29):
and to I guess scratch that itch of the circus
mystery unknown.
Speaker 3 (04:34):
And and Dravante I think hits way harder than fucking Floyd,
but he's too small. I mean, your brother's gonna be
able to, you know, get inside on him, put his
weight on him, tie him up. But I don't hate
your brother. Your brother's out there doing his thing. But
it cracks me up that they want to start suing
people that are talking shit when your brother talks more
(04:56):
shit than anybody talks. I think.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
I think the thought process behind it is Okay, So
Jake and I are obviously pretty polarizing individuals, and when
an echo chamber starts and a rumor mill starts of
like stage fight bullshit, which like these fights aren't stage
you know, that's just it's at that level, it's like
almost impossible. I think they think that it affects the
(05:19):
business and it affects the brand because people discredit him
as actually having legitimate, legitimate bouts.
Speaker 3 (05:26):
I think that's the theory.
Speaker 2 (05:28):
So to hold people accountable for for.
Speaker 3 (05:29):
For legitimate or legitimate meaning not fixed correct? Right? Yeah? Yeah,
yeah yeah?
Speaker 1 (05:36):
And which is which is? I mean again, Dana would
do the same thing if his if his company came
became known for doing fixed fights when they weren't, then
he would try to find the same way to hold
people accountable if they were reputable people saying that, right,
So I don't again the whole Jake suing people for
for blatantly trying to say he fixes fights or he
stages fights, or people have no knockout clauses and all
(05:58):
the other bullshit. Now again, people need to use their
words more accurately if they're upset about what Jake is doing.
All you have to do if you're upset with the
way Jake is moving in his career is say what
people what some people do say, which is, we like
to see Jake challenge himself. We don't want to see
these exhibitions, these fights that don't make sense for what
(06:22):
you said you want to do or what you uh
purport to want to be in the sport of boxing,
which is a world champion. We want to see you
fight active fighters around your skill.
Speaker 3 (06:31):
Left, that's it.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
But you can't go on there and go, oh look
another rigged fight. Oh look another fake fight. Oh look
he's staging another one right that that's the thing that's
again false. So that I get it. I get while
they're upset, but I also get why people categorize it
the way they do. You just got to be better
with your words, that's it.
Speaker 3 (06:49):
And not many of the fights are legitimate fights but
not being fixed. Yeah, hey you hit me here and
I hit you there.
Speaker 2 (06:56):
Yeah, I mean that's Dana, that's insane. Like I agree, like,
let's say that's choreograph.
Speaker 3 (07:00):
What are you gonna do? What are you gonna do?
If people are fucking saying stupid shit? People say dumb
shit about me, my business, you know all the time.
Is it true?
Speaker 1 (07:09):
There's another thing too, Like when Logan is saying, an
echo chamber starts, how many people say crazy shit about
the UFC and Dana, not maybe on the fixed fight level,
but they say some crazy shit. So it's like he's
never I mean, maybe he has sued some people and
and that's probably out in public record at this point.
But the fighter pay thing comes up all the time.
Speaker 3 (07:28):
You know.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
That's that's it. I mean, I don't know what you'd
really see him on over there, But I'm just saying
there's there's probably things that have been wrong or false
that have come out about Dana that is set all
the time.
Speaker 3 (07:37):
It's just who gives you shit? Yeah, fucking ignore it
and just keep doing your thing. Have you guys ever
sued anyone? Oh? Good question, good question. I don't think so. Really,
I don't think so. But in twenty five years, I
mean we've obviously been in some shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
it happens.
Speaker 1 (07:52):
It happens, It was actually a really good question from Logan.
He stuck it on him.
Speaker 3 (07:55):
There fair play. Back in the old days, when when
we first bought this company, it was the Wow wow West.
I mean, people were using our trademark and it was
crazy back then. But I don't think we ever had
to sue anybody. We'll probably send a couple of letters out.
We send some letters out saying yeah, hey, well we're
gonna sue you.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
I hear your uh, which, by the way, I think
is what Jake is doing. So again Dana being critical
of it, Like now again, if you're using someone's trademark
and all that other stuff, that's a little different. But
Jake is essentially sending out cease and desist.
Speaker 2 (08:27):
I hear your critique on fighting guys at the same
size as you. Is that why you guys would let
me fight Connor?
Speaker 3 (08:33):
Is that why?
Speaker 2 (08:34):
What is that why you wouldn't let me fight Connor?
Speaker 3 (08:37):
That's fucking gonna fight You're you're yeah, you're fucking huge.
Connor weighs one hundred and forty five pounds one hundred
and fifty five pounds.
Speaker 2 (08:43):
Yeah, but he says he could beat me, and I
think people would tell it but.
Speaker 3 (08:46):
Everybody thinks that. I mean, everybody thinks so good if
he said I can't beat fucking Logan Paul, I mean,
come on, yeah, yeah, you're gonna say that. Yeah, you're
a fucking professional fighter. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1 (08:54):
See, there's just a fundamental difference in the way an
actual sports CEO and an entertainer look at sports. That's
what I'm getting with the entire like disparity between these
you know, influencer crossover boxing matches, especially the ones that
Logan does and now with Jake doing the same thing
(09:15):
sort of, there's just a fundamental difference in the way
they look at things. They look at these events like
blockbuster events. They don't look at them as sporting events.
They look kind of a spectacle. I mean, Logan's in
the fucking WWE, for God's sake, That's the way they
look at And that's the way Jake looks at these
kind of events. He does because he's fighting Jervonte Davis
into any sports hardcore competition, morale effort, you know, legacy,
(09:39):
hierarchy minded sports person. None of it makes any sense
because we go, well, no, Davonte is not in Jake's
weight class. What does that prove we do sport to
prove who's better at sport, not with inherent advantages or
disadvantages or X y Z. Logan and I guess Jake
for that matter, look at these like we want to
get the most eyes possible, regardless of what people said
we in our and I think that Logan and Jacbo
(10:01):
believe this because of the disadvantages we came into the
sport with. If we are to do better than people expected,
or if we're able to win or knock someone out,
then we're better, which is not true because there's massive
disadvantages on the other end. I would say that outweigh
the disadvantages on their end, at least jakeson the way
they market these things and act like if I beat Gervonte,
I'm better, or if Logan was like I beat Floyd
(10:22):
and I beat I'm the best boxer in the world,
when Floyd wasn't the best boxer when Logan bought him,
and also it was a sixty pound eight difference, like
the way they categorize in narrative shape around it is
the thing people get upset about and the fact that
it's happening.
Speaker 3 (10:36):
But yeah, yeah, I don't hate your brother. I don't
hate your brother. Your brother talks more shit than anybody
that I've ever seen, you know, He's always talking about
the UFC and all this other stuff. It's like an
obsession for him for some weird reason. But I don't
hate your brother.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
Do you think do you think that the relationship can
be mended eventually into what?
Speaker 3 (11:02):
As far as I don't know, We're gonna hang out
and fucking you know, go see a movie or something.
I mean, you know, I.
Speaker 2 (11:09):
Don't know, I don't know, just to be cordial, just
because like we can be cordial.
Speaker 3 (11:12):
I have no problem with your brother. Yeah, Yeah, I
have no problem with your brother. We are in the
fucking fight business man. Yeah. Lots of mean things are said. Yeah,
and and and and uh. Ship flies back and forth.
There are obviously Listen, if I didn't like your brother,
I'd say I can't stand your fucking brother, and and
I wouldn't be shy about it.
Speaker 1 (11:32):
Yeah, he'd probably banned him from UFC events if he couldn't.
If he couldn't, uh, if he didn't like him that much,
you know what I'm saying, he'd probably put him on
the band list because he really doesn't like like people
he doesn't like. He doesn't like Arielhiwan, he doesn't like
uh Dan was Rovel, he doesn't like those kind of guys.
But I think that it's more of just like, uh,
your brother's a little shit talker, and Dana likes to
(11:54):
get in the weeds. He likes to get in the
mud with him. Honestly, I think Dana doesn't like Nikisa
more than he doesn't more than Jake. Like I think
that Jake is just you know, he's obviously he's Jake.
He talks his shit whatever. But I think if it's
more Dana probably doesn't like Nakisa and vice versa. By
the way, I don't think they like each other, but
they they'll tell you who he doesn't like. I think
he's pretty clear when he calls Nikisa the warlock and
(12:16):
won't even say his name, that's who he doesn't.
Speaker 3 (12:18):
Like, like many other people in the business. But I
do not hate your brother's That's it's just I don't
I wish.
Speaker 1 (12:24):
I mean, again, it's not Logan's responsibility to ask this,
but I do wish he would have asked more about
a Nikisa, because then you would see Dana it turned
red and I think it really fired up or he
just shut it down right away, but I would have
been interested in that
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