THE W.A.D.E. Concept - WEEK IN REVIEW - TOM ASPINALL'S CAREER IS OVER, STEVENSON VS LOPEZ CONFIRMED, TATE AND DEMOOR GO OFF AT EACHOTHER AND VIDDAL RILEY JOINS MISFITS!?! - The W.A.D.E. Concept with Wade Plemons

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, folks, we are back on the way concept

(00:02):
presented by The Ring magazine. I would say today we
have breaking news, but we might have heartbreaking news, as
Tom Aspinall has just provided his first update since the
eye injury that took him out of the Surrell Gond
heavyweight title fight at UFC three twenty one in Abu Dhabi.
It was very controversial. A lot of people thought that
Syrill God poked Tom Aspena on the eye on purpose,

(00:22):
which I think is one hundred percent bullshit, but that's
my opinion. Other people were saying Tom Aspinall was looking
for a way out of the fight, that he wasn't
really injured, that he wasn't actually hurt, which I think
is one hundred percent bullshit. And today apparently we got
the receipts that not only will show us how injured
Tom's eye actually is, but it could potentially show us
that Tom's MMA career as the UFC's heavyweight champion could

(00:45):
be over. I'm not even saying that with any sort
of hyperbole. I'm not trying to get a clickbait title.
I legitimately mean that if what we're about to see
in this video is true, Tom's UFC career could be
over or at least be hampered very very very badly.
But don't listen to me. Time's going to tell you
himself the breakdown. Let's go.

Speaker 2 (01:06):
Welcome back. Seeing as no one's heard from you. The
channel's crying out for what's been going on?

Speaker 1 (01:12):
What have you?

Speaker 2 (01:13):
What's been going on your exciting life for the last
five Oh.

Speaker 3 (01:16):
Mate, I've been having a lovely time just in and
out of hospital, getting all kinds of different testing on
my eyes and speaking specially speaking surgeons, speaking to doctors.

Speaker 4 (01:26):
Oh, it's been a fantastic time.

Speaker 2 (01:28):
I've asked the community, the Aspirinal team, aspinal community to
get the questions in and we've got probably about ten
plus questions, a lot of the same questions obviously just
seeing how you are and what's next. But first of all,
of course, how is your eye?

Speaker 3 (01:44):
Yeah, the eye, well, both eyes, but especially the right eyes.

Speaker 4 (01:50):
Still ongoing.

Speaker 3 (01:51):
We are going to stick the diagnosis from the doctor
on this video. It's also available on Instagram if you want.

Speaker 4 (01:57):
To check it out.

Speaker 5 (01:57):
Look what I didn't catch it.

Speaker 3 (02:00):
They'll be hate us out there, disagreeing with it or whatever.
All the I experts out there. I'm sure we'll have
their own opinion, but this is what's going on.

Speaker 1 (02:08):
Okay, so let's uh, I guess go look at that
really quickly. They kind of went through it. Let's go
through this point by point. This is going to take
a while, but I want to make sure we're thorough
and detailed. First off, Tom's middle name is Paul. Didn't
know that. That's pretty cool. Mine's actually Wade. You'll never
know my first name, all right, but seriously we continue here.

(02:29):
Mister Aspinau sustained significant bilateral ocular trauma during a professional
sporting event late October twenty twenty five. Immediate vision disturbance
resulted in the fight being stopped. This is from his optimologist.
So the first thing I wanted to delinea is an
optimologist is like an I surgeon, Right, You go to

(02:50):
an optometrist when you need to have your eyes checked
for like do you need glasses or you know, in
other different cases are there, Like like for me, for example,
I have a friend behind one of my eyes that
I have to get checked because it may turn into
something may not most of the times it doesn't, but
I go to my optomologist to get that check. Because
that's a little more serious. If you need a more

(03:11):
extensive check of your eyes, you don't go to your optometrist,
which they can do certain things, but you go to
the optomologists, which can go into a more broad detailed description,
and those are the people providing eye surgeries and doing
the more in depth practices on your eye. So that
already reads out as pretty legit to me. Right that
he's gone to an optomologist multiple times to get more

(03:35):
details about this, that demonstrates how serious this is. We
continue confirmed clinical findings on an advanced CT and MRI,
apparently he did both on his eye, and they've confirmed
an orbital soft tissue trauma. Orthopedic evaluations demonstrated impaired binocular
coordination and restricted ocular motility. Bilateral traumatic brown syndrome. Oh shit,

(04:01):
we'll get back to that in a second, indicating disruption
of the superior oblique tendon trocular mechanism. All right, so folks,
I don't want to hit the panic button, but brown
syndrome is pretty fucking serious in terms of what it
means for athletics. So here is the AI Google kind
of search reveal of brown syndrome, and it goes like this.

(04:25):
Brown syndrome is an eye condition where the superior oblique
muscle tendon is restricted, limiting the eyes movement, especially when
looking up and toward the nose. And we go to
images here, and it is something that can affect congenially.
In other words, it can affect from birth a person's
eye and the mobility of the eye to go up, down,
and across. I mean it can happen from birth right Obviously,

(04:48):
there's a ton of things that can cause it, but
in this case it was trauma induced. And the reason
it is I'm saying, you know, maybe hit the red
button on this is because what happens is the symptoms
can include admitted up and in eye movement and i
appearing misaligned when looking up, droopy eyelid, clicking, popping when
moving the eye. It's often president birth due to tight

(05:08):
or I'm normally short muscle ten and it also be
acquired later in life due to trauma, surgery, inflammation. And
the reason I think this is a big deal number one,
If Tom can't move his eyes from left to right,
up and down freely and see everything coming his way,
he can't fight. Now again, this is a bad, bad
thing if it's as bad as we're saying in the

(05:30):
video here when it says traumatic brown syndrome indicating disruption
of the superior oblique tendon trocular mechanism, we'll get that's
not the end of this. That's not the end of
the road when it comes to how bad this could
potentially be. But if you can't use your eyes without
turning your head to see things like if your eyes
are stuck in a very limited space, think about like
tendonitis of the eye muscle and not being able to

(05:53):
move them, that's gg's on your career because one thing
you need, as much as you need anything else in
MMA to fight is your eyes. You can't see punches coming,
you can't see where your opponent is. You can't see
out of the peripheral vision of your eye for strikes
coming behind other strikes. This is a problem. And for
the people that are gonna say, oh, well, Mike Bisbee
fought with one eye, Tom should be able to do

(06:14):
the same, Well, okay, yeah, first off, Mike Bisbe shouldn't
have been fighting with one eye. But secondly, this is
bilateral dramatic brown syndrome, So it's not just the bad
righte eye that tom Asmanall is talking about. Apparently he's
got it in both eyes, both eyes, having a hard
time moving around in his fucking skull. Again, I don't
know how bad. Could it be just residual inflammation? When

(06:36):
was this MRI taken? Was this right after he got home?
Was this couple of weeks down the road? Who knows?
Hopefully if it's just inflammation based, then it'll go away
with rest and I don't know ibuprofit whatever, but if
this is a reoccurring issue, there may be only one
way of solving that, and that's surgery on his fucking eyes.

(06:56):
Do you think tom Asmanaal is gonna do that and
then come back and fight again. I'm just saying that
that is a rare syndrome. Mostly it happens at birth
or if you get like again, a pretty dramatic eye injury.
So I don't necessarily want to be that guy. That's
like I told you so. But for the people that
were acting as though tom Aspinall was faking this, that
he was trying to find a way out, the guy
has now been diagnosed with Brown syndrome. On top of

(07:17):
the things we're about to read, what do you got
to say, now, persistent dip dip lopia double vision, especially
in positions of upgays and lateral gay so as he
looks up and to the side, he's getting double vision.
Still by the time of this CTMRI reduced best corrected
visual acuity post TRUMPA no idea what that means, but
it sounds bad. Marked peripheral visual field impairment confirmed by

(07:40):
automated perimetry. So again, not only do you have this
syndrome where his eyes are having trouble moving in his head,
but he can't see out of his peripheral field. And
I don't know if that's both eyes. I assume this
is a death sentence or an MMA career. If again,
this is all long lasting stuff. If this is like
going to calm down, okay, and I don't want to

(08:00):
be like the guy that rushes to conclusion, but like,
this is awful, This is really really bad. And then
you have the last one. CT scan suggested a minimally
displaced fracture of the right medial orbital wall. The dude
had his orbital fracture, and I don't know if that's
from a punch. That would be the epoke of doom.
I'm sorry that'd be the captain insano ipoke if he
got poked so bad in his eyeball that it fractured

(08:23):
his medial orbital wall where it could have been one
of the you know many jabs he got hit with
in the first round from uh torill God as well.
But my point this whole thing is his eyes got
fucked up heavy, from the the tendon and muscle structure,
to the diplopia double vision, to the impairment of his
peripheral vision, to a fucking orbital wall fracture, and again

(08:45):
the orbital wall fracture aside that could have come from
a punch, but the other stuff clearly delineating from an eyepoke.
Tom had every right to stop himself from continuing that
fight because he could not see in the moment. It's
clearly having effects that are not letting up, or at
least at the moment of this MRI. MRI restrictions, mister
aspinall must abstain from sparring, fighting, or participating in any

(09:05):
combat related activity until full resolution of eye movement impairment
and divelopia. Understandable question is, though, when will that happen?
Will that need surgery. Do they have a timeline on this?
All things we don't know, Okay, so we're gonna get
a timeline of when he was seen then he was
seen obviously the day of you FC three twenty one
was on October twenty fifth. His first date of you know,

(09:27):
meeting with the optimologist is on October twenty seventh, right,
SUPERI oblique weakness. Four days later he gets diagnosed with
Brown's syndrome. So this was four days after the fight.
So that makes me a little bit more calm as
to Okay, that was four days after. It was still
some inflammation in his eyes and it may just take
a couple of weeks to recover. I was worried that

(09:48):
by the time we're seeing this video he still has
this diagnosis. That may be the case. But if it
was at that point and it's changed since then, then
that's good. But fair play to Tom. He's putting all
of his stuff there. I don't know what any of
this stuff even means with like the pinhole, and but
he's putting it all out there for us to see.
Ipatch issued for symptom control, planned follow up in two weeks. Diplopia.

(10:09):
This is again four days after normal structure both eyes. Okay.
So on the sixth of November, this is a week later,
he has still severe bilateral field depression. Again, I don't
know what these numbers mean, but apparently he's having still
bilateral vision issues. He still has the Brown syndrome. This
is about eleven days after his fight or return to

(10:31):
fighting until symptoms and vision improved. This is on November seventh.
Optic nerves normal, that's good. No extra ocular muscle injury,
no intra orbital hematoma, no traumatic brain injury. Good okay.
So now on the eleventh we have improvement in ocular
mobility or motility excuse me, but persistent difficulty with right gaze.
So he's getting better. That's good. On the twenty first

(10:53):
of November, which was nine days ago as of the
time of this recording and about a month after his fight,
one diagnoses bilateral traumatic Brown syndrome, ongoing blurred vision and
double vision. Conservative steroid injection or surgery, no driving until refraction,
stabilization of symptoms, no fighting. So yeah, that's not great.

(11:15):
Still at November twenty first, still having persistent issues, and
while there is mild improvement in the motility of his eyes,
meaning they can move a little bit. He's still having
the issues with them moving and potentially them staying and
getting stuck. This constitutes a significant bilateral ocular trauma requiring
ongoing consult led management. Mister aspinaul is not yet medically clear.

(11:38):
Depending on clinical progression, Targeted periocular steroid injections or surgical
intervention to address the persistent motility impairment may be required
if symptoms fail to resolve. Oh shit, that is what
you worry about. Symptoms remain unresolved as of late November
twenty twenty five. Yeah, so all in all, Tom was
telling the fucking truth. Is the thing I'm getting from this.

(11:59):
That is, eyes are fucked as of right now, still
in late November. But let's continue.

Speaker 6 (12:04):
Did you think he did it on purpose?

Speaker 1 (12:07):
So?

Speaker 3 (12:08):
I think that when it initially happened, I didn't really
think much of it.

Speaker 4 (12:14):
I thought accidentally, I poke. Whatever.

Speaker 3 (12:17):
Look when I watched the fight back, that's when I
really got the gist of what's going on. The guy
was trying to put my eyes out all the way
through that round, multiple exchanges, nearly every exchange that I
could put him in danger. He had his fingers out
pointing towards my eyes.

Speaker 4 (12:39):
Have a look at this clip and.

Speaker 3 (12:41):
Let me know what you think if you agree, because
it's hard to disagree when you got footage like this.
The guy was cheating from the first second.

Speaker 7 (12:48):
Oh wow.

Speaker 3 (12:48):
The way that he wanted to win that fight was
to have me compromise by cheating.

Speaker 2 (12:52):
We found a video of basically from that first round
with Gan's sort of finger.

Speaker 1 (12:57):
Wow. They're really going full in on it. And by
the way, I don't mind what I think is happening here.
I'll explain it in a second. And I do now
especially believe that Tom believes that Cyril actually cheated, but
what they're doing to quote unquote expose it. Although I
still don't think Cyril did this on purpose, he did
cheat because that's against the rules that I poke someone
that's not an intentional cheat, whatever, but that's against the rules,

(13:19):
and he broke the rule. But then leaning into the
idea of this was intentional, I don't hate it if
Tom can fight again because of what it could set up.

Speaker 6 (13:27):
But let's watch I was just want to watch it
a few times.

Speaker 2 (13:30):
Tom's dad you can see and just sort of explain
what's going on.

Speaker 4 (13:41):
Two three, four, five.

Speaker 6 (13:54):
So what have you just saying that.

Speaker 3 (13:56):
I'm just saying that every time his hand comes out,
it does this?

Speaker 8 (14:00):
Wrong?

Speaker 6 (14:00):
Have you heard from so?

Speaker 1 (14:01):
Okay? So I just I can't. I can't sit here
and look at that and be like every one of
those was an attempt to poke Tom Aspin on the
eye and that he was. He was blatantly trying to cheat.

Speaker 7 (14:13):
I can't.

Speaker 1 (14:13):
I can't do that.

Speaker 6 (14:14):
So what what have you just saying that.

Speaker 1 (14:15):
I'm just saying that every time his hand comes out,
it does this. It's not true. He's wrong from It's
just not true. Though you saw the clips, it's not true. Again,
I'm not even trying to be that guy, but it's
not like this every single time, and both guys fought
with their hands out and touch touch touch, touch touch.
Everybody does that, dude, that's that's not a surreal gun exclusive.

(14:36):
I'm sorry.

Speaker 3 (14:36):
Even John Jones himself, even even the goal himself said
before he thought that, uh sorrow, Gan's a cheater and
uses dirty tactics.

Speaker 9 (14:46):
I've noticed in a lot of Thrill Gains fights he
hits people in the back of the head quite a bit.

Speaker 7 (14:50):
And I didn't want any type.

Speaker 1 (14:52):
Of this video is well made from tom I'll give
him that perfect with the sound by and then he
kicks John Jones right in the dick desert immediately.

Speaker 10 (15:06):
All right, let's go, ah dick kicks.

Speaker 11 (15:08):
I know this isn't Blacks. Seemed like he ate an
early kick on the growing seven. It's pretty clear the
John Jones is in Blacks. Seem like he ate an
early kick on the growing seven.

Speaker 1 (15:20):
Seconds Jack write in the nuts.

Speaker 6 (15:23):
What about punishment for the foul?

Speaker 4 (15:27):
It's a tough funny I've seen. I've seen that.

Speaker 3 (15:28):
Obviously, There's been a lot of discussion on I folks
and fouls since the referee himself said pre fight that
the best thing about fouling is it works. That's Jason
Herzog's words, not my words.

Speaker 5 (15:45):
The best party about foiling, right, is that it works.

Speaker 12 (15:47):
So the best thing you can do with a chicker
heavy game and I do everything I can't imamage.

Speaker 1 (15:51):
Yeah, you see you guys, that's one of the dumbest
things I've ever seen a referee say. There is no
capacity in which Jason Herzog should say that to a fighter.
And I don't know if he's trying to joke or what,
and what even is the message there, like, oh, the
best thing about fouling is it works, So keep your
head in the game and I'll do my job. Is
he trying to say, the best thing about fouling or
cheating is that it gets it gives you an advantage.

(16:12):
How's that a good thing about cheating? No, her Zog,
that's the worst thing about cheating, and it is your
job to make sure that you snuff it out. But like,
maybe he just had his words tied up there, or
maybe you know, he had a little action on the fight.
I don't know if the eye gonna be asking about
that clip as well. But what just a dumb thing
for Jason Erzog to say to a fight. I have
no idea what he was like even trying to relate.

Speaker 3 (16:33):
That to like Derek Lewis going out saying, you know,
if he's tired, kick him in the nuts, poke him
in the eyes, do something that will give you a
little break because there's basically no punishment for it.

Speaker 2 (16:42):
So I told my coach, if that happens, like in
a fight with him, the name and the nuts.

Speaker 4 (16:46):
On purpose, things need to change in the spot of
when it comes fouls.

Speaker 13 (16:51):
True, I mean he had Tom bloodied up and.

Speaker 1 (16:55):
Before we get the Dana White clip. I agree with
Tom here, like we don't have a stringe enough punishment
even for accidental fouls, like in any other sport, you
can accidentally foul someone, like there is a difference in intentionality,
like the harshness of it, and maybe we need something
like that for MMA. But you can accidentally foul people
and you are still going to get penalized for it. Right,

(17:16):
You're still going to get penalized for fouling someone when
you're trying to steal the ball from him. In basketball.
You're gonna get penalized for accidentally grabbing someone's face mask.
In football, he still grabbed his face mask. All these
things deserve to be weighted on a scale that is
punish the offender of the foul and the only real thing.
And it may not be quote unquote fair in a

(17:36):
ten point must system, but you got to start taking points.
You have to, Like I wish we could take like
half points, but then you're gonna get into a fucking
insane scoring system. But you have to start taking points.
You do like no warnings. You gotta start taking points logistically,
Like logistically, it's the only thing that makes sense sport wise,
it's the only thing that's gonna have guys be a

(17:58):
little more cautious with there their hands are, and then
you're never going to root it out because of the
open finger gloves in the way that guys you know
that are traditional tie fighters or you know, kickboxers or
boxers come into MMA and their hands are always open.
You're never going to fully weed it out unless you
change the gloves, and even then you may not. But
still we have to start taking points for penalties. And
I'm not just talking about eye gouges. I'm talking about

(18:21):
low blows. I'm talking about other things that impair the
fight going forward. You have to otherwise it's just it
is what it is. Or we just outlaw all of
it outright, and the first time you need someone in
the nuts, you're decued. Right, do we want to go
to that extreme? No, there has to be something done.
I agree.

Speaker 13 (18:36):
I mean, he had Tom bloodied up, and uh, you know,
Tom didn't didn't want to continue in the fight. So
who gives it?

Speaker 6 (18:45):
What do you think about?

Speaker 2 (18:46):
They know why saying Tom didn't continue and then also
he gives it to Ipopes.

Speaker 4 (18:54):
Well, listen, I didn't continue.

Speaker 3 (18:56):
I'll tell you why I didn't continue, because I'm not
a don't like I'm not going to go out there
and fight one of the best strikers in the world.
If I can't see with double vision.

Speaker 4 (19:07):
With with any eye.

Speaker 3 (19:08):
Look, I know as an MMA fighter, Look, things are
going to happen in the fight that compromise. You go
back and watch my fight with Aloski the end of
the first round, he punched me right in the eyeball
twenty seconds for the first round. For the rest of
that fight, I couldn't see him out that eye.

Speaker 4 (19:27):
That's fine.

Speaker 3 (19:28):
If you get punched or kicked in the eye, that's fine.
If you get a double eye poked in both eyes
and you've got no vision because of a foul, why
should I carry on so some dummy can look and say,
oh yeah, Tom just got knocked out. Because I thin
you're gonna fight if I can't see anything because of
a foul.

Speaker 4 (19:43):
If it's a little illegal move, we have to fight through.
That's what we do as fighters.

Speaker 3 (19:47):
But when it's a foul, why am I going to
put my health at risk what I can't see at all?

Speaker 1 (19:52):
I agree this this This shouldn't even have to be explained.
The fact that Tom has to explain this to people
that are either online or in this case Daniel White
is insane. Dana White on that Tom's not tough enough
card is fucking ridiculous to me. Oh, well, he just
didn't want to fight. No, it's not that he didn't
want to fight. It's that if he chooses to fight
without having any vision, he will not only surely lose,

(20:14):
but also may impair his health even further. And like
Dana said, who gives a shit, They'll just move on.
Put the belt on Surrell. God probably black ball Tom
based on the stuff that Tom's dad said, based on
the fact that Tom doesn't want to fight a certain heavyweight,
and based on the relationship they have, and because the
UFC runs the whole thing, they can kind of do that.
And then in one fail swoop because of a foul

(20:35):
committed against him, Tom Aspinall's career could be done like that,
and it may still be because of the physical damage
is that he is taken from the ipokes. But this
is common sense. And again he made a great point
in delineating if things happen legally, you get punched in
the eye, you get kicked in the eye, you get
an arm snapped, you get whatever, and you got to

(20:58):
try to fight through it. That's what the sport is.
That is the mixed martial arts. That is what a
fighter is meant to do. Push through adversity in a
legal manner, not pushed through adversity from being fouled and
having been illegally eye poked. No one in any other
sport is like push through the adversity. When your helmet
has been ripped off your face, you need to still

(21:18):
go out there and play without your helmet. But I
agree with Tom, there are moments where you have to
push through adversity and in a fight, yes, things are
gonna happen you can't control, and there may even be
times where you get fouled and you got to push
through that and fight at a disadvantage just because you
can still fight. Tom legitimately couldn't fight anymore or else
he was going to be fighting legit blind. So this

(21:38):
shouldn't even have to be said. It's common sense. He
should not have continued fighting.

Speaker 2 (21:43):
So you're not too happy then on what the president
of the organization is saying towards.

Speaker 13 (21:47):
It, Well, what do you think Tom didn't want to
continue in the fight.

Speaker 5 (21:51):
So look, we all know who.

Speaker 1 (21:53):
Is in fault here. What the are you talking about? Tom?

Speaker 6 (21:56):
And off the back of that, some what of the
UFC said.

Speaker 4 (22:00):
Holds the Campbell who I deal with personally.

Speaker 1 (22:03):
He's just said it shots at data. This shit is
not gonna go. Well, it's happened. Every time Dana has
had an issue with a fighter, the UFC always wins.
I mean, well, Francis actually beat the UFC, I guess
by getting out and making millions in boxing. If Tom
is able to do that in fair play. But like
you can already see it, it's been bruined for a while.
But you hear him there. You know, I personally deal

(22:25):
with Hunter Campbell. I don't deal with Dana. I do
think that Hunter runs more of the day to day
operation and more of the fighter communication side nowadays, and
Dana just kind of handles big picture stuff with TKO
and you know, maybe some of the matchmaking. But it's
just not a good thing when the heavyweight champion of
the world, the guy that is supposed to be your
golden goose, right, the most important belt in the world,

(22:46):
the baddest man on the planet, legitimately, he can't even
talk to the pres because they're on these kind of
weird non speaking terms where they both are taking subtle
shots at each other. It's never good, man, it's never good. One.

Speaker 6 (22:57):
Do you think you can start training again?

Speaker 4 (23:00):
No idea, Absolutely, no idea. I'm obviously very keen, very keen.

Speaker 3 (23:07):
To get back and beat this guy up, but I've
got to be one hundred percent right, So whenever the
eyes good to go, that's when I'll do it.

Speaker 6 (23:17):
Just to sum it all up, mate, Moura.

Speaker 1 (23:19):
This is what I said earlier about Tom aspinall and
this idea of I don't want to say leaning into
calling Syrilla cheater because they truly believe he's a cheater.
But this will make this second fight bigger. Tom using
that energy, that that fucking rage, right, that disdain now
clearly for surreal god, not only as a fighter but

(23:39):
as a person, it seems like, and the fact that
he's like, I want to get back and beat the
shit out of this guy. I want to beat him up.
This will make the second fight bigger. If and it's
a big if that we need to pump the brakes
on and see if Tom is legit going to be
able to fight ever again, not even talking about sometime soon.
But if that's all cleared up, if he can get
his eye to start moving in his skull and get

(24:00):
over this and we could have a real, real, big fight.
That's the silver lining of this whole thing. As far
as it all being the worst case scenario. This is
really fucking shitty for Tom aspenal, and it seemed to
keep getting worse. The silver lining is if big, if
they're able to do it again, rematch is going to
be a hot one. Tom going into the dark side
a little bit, talking his shit a little bit, no
more mister nice guy. And on the other side's real

(24:22):
gone got the threat of the ipoke, but he surreal
had some success. Got to be in there with Tom,
and he could potentially be like, hey, I got your number,
you and he could use the talking points. You bailed
out of the fight. You didn't want none of this.
That's why I didn't call you in the hospital with
your bitch ass. I don't know, but it would be
a it would be a banger in the build up.
More people emotionally invested, that's what you need in these

(24:44):
type of fight. But folks, this is serious. I mean
it is. This could get really really bad for Tom
aspenall it already has. But could it potentially affect his
career going forward? Could it end his career going forward?
I don't want to say yes or no yet. I
truly don't know. Tom doesn't even know. So what happens
next with him? And we're gonna see him fights real god?

Speaker 10 (25:01):
Next? Hell?

Speaker 1 (25:02):
Are we even ever going to see Tom Asmenal fight again?
I don't have those answers, but I guess we'll find out,
all right, folks. Breaking news We are back on the
Way concept presented by The Ring Magazine, and today The
Ring Magazine has announced the headliner for their Ring six
card on January thirty first, twenty twenty six. We've been

(25:23):
hearing from Turkey Allas Shake that twenty twenty six is
going to be a big time year for The Ring
Magazine and they're starting it off with a bang, as
they have for the Ring Magazine and WBO Junior Welterweight titles.
It will be d Femo Lopez versus Shakor Stevenson January
thirty first, live onto own. This one is one of

(25:44):
the best fights we can make in boxing. We've heard
for a while. Now this is a fight being worked
on and being made and now it's official, so it's
time to break it down. Let's go. This is an
interesting matchup for a lot of reasons. Number one, we
know that Shaquor Stevenson is one of the most technically
gifted and sound boxers in the world, and he can

(26:06):
make you miss and make you pay. Mostly he'll make
you miss, make you look silly, and I'll box you
one the way to a twelve round decision. You've seen
his record, he's twenty four to zero. Not the heaviest
of hands, eleven knockouts. We know he's had problems with
his hands, but in this matchup, specifically, it's going to
be a chess match. This is not a fight you
watch to see two brawlers go at it. Now, anything
can happen. We just watched Devin Haney drop Brian Norman Junior.

(26:29):
After thinking, okay, the ways in which Devin Haney can
win this fight are strictly by decision, moving his feet,
getting on his jab and fighting defensive too offensive, and
Brian Norman the only way he can probably win is
by knocking Devin Haney out. That isn't what we saw.
We saw Devin Haney step on the front foot for
some of that fight and drop Brian Norman. So you
don't really know what can happen here. But you would
expect Chakora be defensive too offensive. You'd expect tia Fimo

(26:52):
to be. I mean, he kind of does the same
thing to a degree, but he's a little more offensive.
I don't expect either guy to commit super heavy and
get tagged by something or or put themselves in massive danger.
But this is going to, as Shakur said, show the
levels of boxing, especially at one forty and can we
just appreciate, by the way, not only these two fighters
for accepting this fight in the prime of their careers,

(27:13):
but the Ring magazine continues to put on these events
where we're having fighters across the world, the best of
them fight the best at the right time. It's not
the best fighting the best when they're in their mid
thirties or pushing into their forties. But we're fighting Shakur
and TiO at one hundred and forty pounds with a
lot of things on the line, including Tio's belts, including
Chakor trying to become a four division world champ, including

(27:34):
pound for pound rankings, and the fact that we've always
wanted to see these guys or a version of these guys,
whether it's Chakor versus TiO Chakor vers you know, the
other Big four, Jervonte Davis, Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney. We
wanted to see these matchups, and we were promised these matchups.
As these guys started to take more and more difficult fights,
we're starting to see a version of what boxing really

(27:55):
should be the prime best against best, and let's see
what happens. They're close enough in weight, I probably, honestly,
I think cha Cor is probably bigger than Tiafimo seeing
him in person, I know t is very ripped, but
he's you know, a little shorter in stature. But let's
see what Shaquor had to say about the matchup.

Speaker 12 (28:10):
Only thing that gets under my skin with Teo, I
would say, is his delusion.

Speaker 1 (28:15):
He's very delusional.

Speaker 4 (28:18):
In what sense would you say?

Speaker 12 (28:20):
It's a good delusional. He actually believes he is the
greatest thing that boxing has ever created. It's a good delusional.
But for me, it's like, shit, I'm me in your way,
So what's your great delusional thinking, how you gonna deal
with another guy that feels the same exact way, And
it's an interesting thing.

Speaker 1 (28:42):
I mean, that is an interesting way to look at
this matchup. Chakor feels almost slided that Tafimo Lopez feels
he's the best boxer in the world, and I love that.
That's the competitive spirit I'm looking for. What Saqr saying
without saying it there is just that he's a competitor
and he doesn't like that someone else thinks they're the
best in the world while he exists around or in
the same weight class, which is part of the same
delusion that Shakur needs. This is the same thing I

(29:04):
talk about with all great fighters, really great athletes, as
they possess a level of delusion that allows them to
believe they're the best at what they do on the
planet and there is no reservations about that. Like I
agree with Shakor that TiO legitimately thinks he's the best
boxer in the world and has no reservations about it,
like no doubt in his mind. Same with Shakor though,
and that's why these fights are so crucial to have

(29:24):
right now because we're gonna get a definitive answer. We're
gonna get an answer on who is the best at
this weight class and potentially top five pound per pound
in the world. So Justice Chakur says that tia Fimo's delusional.
Shakur has that same delusion. It's what propels both of
them to the highest degree. Now Here was them facing
off a couple of months ago. I think at this point,
and this is what I was talking about, Shaquur is

(29:46):
in stature the bigger guy, which is crazy because he
fights at the lower weight. He's a bit more skinny, obviously,
but now he's coming up to one forty and it
feels like Tiffi Malopez can't go much bigger than one forty.
I've heard him talk about going to one forty seven.
That would be the highest I would think THEO should go.
But uh, here's their face up.

Speaker 5 (30:03):
You should be in the middle.

Speaker 1 (30:05):
Yeah, Like, these dudes don't hate each other, and you
don't necessarily have to. There are certain fights where that
that level of venom is needed and it's welcome, and
I'm sure as we get closer to the fight, their
competitive spirit will come out. They will obviously talk their

(30:26):
ship and uh, either guy will will make the case
that they're the best in the world, and that'll be
the competitive nature of both of them. But you don't
have to physically hate someone to fight them, all right.
So here's where they were talking back and forth, uh
in a heated debate with The Ring magazine. Here is
Chakor and tia Fimo arguing their points on why they're
the best and how they're going to show it. This

(30:47):
was again a couple of months ago. We all knew
this was coming, but finally the deal just got done.

Speaker 8 (30:51):
What do you expect to fight against a guy like that?

Speaker 12 (30:53):
Like, like you said, Teo is the truth. I'm the truth.
We came up in Amateurs together. We used to win
every turn him in together. I don't see nobody beating
me and I can't wait to make the fight happen.

Speaker 10 (31:07):
Yo, Yeah, we'll happen.

Speaker 8 (31:09):
The same thing You've never thought anyone like Cha Courte Stevenson,
like Bomachenko was amazing, but his defense at that point
was not Chaquurse Stevenson. He's not the same age, he
doesn't have the same length. What are you thinking about
that challenge?

Speaker 14 (31:23):
No, I wouldn't say that. I think that is just
different when you're in the ring with me. You know
what I'm saying. I think after years of doing this,
there's always room for improvement, and that's what I focus
on most importantly. You know, this is a man that
is well known with patterns, well known with his defense.

Speaker 1 (31:38):
He's focused on that.

Speaker 14 (31:39):
You know, sometimes the best defense creates that better.

Speaker 7 (31:42):
Offense, you know, so to speak.

Speaker 1 (31:44):
So you know, it'll be great.

Speaker 14 (31:45):
To see what I could do with a guy like
Chaquee Stevenson. You know, they call him sugar, So let's
see how I can make it sweet.

Speaker 12 (31:51):
Sugar.

Speaker 14 (31:53):
I can make it sweet having a game.

Speaker 1 (31:56):
What happened? I thought it was sugar?

Speaker 12 (31:58):
Of course, it ain't nothing that happening, None of that,
each other the sugar.

Speaker 1 (32:04):
This is what I like about both guys is that
Teo obviously is gonna say some suss ship from time
to time and try to rattle his opponents by just
being a goof. But I like this back and forth. Like, yes,
they know each other very well from the amateurs. They
can beat it in tournaments alongside each other, never against
each other, So this will bring out a different side
of both of them. But it'll be interesting this build

(32:25):
up with the different personalities how it'll go because Tal's
gonna say some wild shit, and I think Skar is
going to keep it more boxing, but you know Tal's
gonna try to rattle them.

Speaker 8 (32:34):
Either it's a sparing session or it's brutal sparing session.

Speaker 12 (32:39):
There's not gonna be no sparing session. He's coming to win.
I'm coming to wing. I guarantee that I'm coming to conquer.
You're not conquered. You're not congress.

Speaker 5 (32:49):
Between you and Bud Crawford, I don't want to hit that.

Speaker 9 (32:51):
We hit this right.

Speaker 1 (32:56):
Skor and Mike Cobba's arrivalry. He continues here for all
that Mike shut up. But okay, So that that is
one of the worries I will say of the fan
base is like, how does a fight stylistically go between
Shakur and TiO Because they're both very technical. Both guys
understand the sweet science and fight very smart. No one
takes a ton of risks. Teo does have a bit

(33:16):
more pop in his shots and can put you down.
But if you take the risk of making a massive
mistake versus a guy like Shakur, then Shakur will will
outbox you, out clash you and take you into deep water.
So we'll see stylistically, we'll see how this thing goes.
Because I don't see a super over aggressive Femo Lopez.
I don't see that. I don't see Shakour getting to
out of pocket with him either. But we will have

(33:38):
I think a very very high skill, high level boxing match.

Speaker 14 (33:41):
I'll be honest, I don't be real honest. He was
a lot better younger.

Speaker 10 (33:46):
He was younger, especially at the j os Yo.

Speaker 1 (33:53):
All right, yeah, he was mad nice.

Speaker 8 (33:56):
You don't think he developed enough power something said.

Speaker 14 (33:58):
At the power I think that he just fu in
too much on one arsenal.

Speaker 7 (34:02):
But the defense, defense, the defense.

Speaker 12 (34:04):
Oh yo, don't tell me too much because I don't
want you to say that you told me the game plan,
you gave this.

Speaker 1 (34:09):
I wou don't want no excuse to.

Speaker 14 (34:10):
Sud Canello Crossford. I could give him back. I can
tell him all the game plans and everything. Because a
true master and anything in boxing the sport, you gotta
master yourself.

Speaker 1 (34:21):
You gotta learn how to beat yourself.

Speaker 14 (34:23):
So if I give you all the tools on how
to beat me, and I beat you, I already not
to beat you.

Speaker 1 (34:28):
Nobody beat me.

Speaker 10 (34:28):
I already not to beat you.

Speaker 7 (34:29):
All right, Well, you.

Speaker 14 (34:30):
Guys tune in ear least twenty twenty season. It's going
down QA Stevenson till Female Lowpez, sugar and sweet.

Speaker 10 (34:38):
We're gonna make it nice and pretty for you all.

Speaker 1 (34:40):
This is gonna be hilarious build up. But you hear
some some important information there. You hear see Femo say,
you know, I don't really know what he was trying
to get at, but like, if you're a master of boxing,
you know how to beat yourself. But what he I
guess means is like, you better know your own weaknesses
if you think you can beat me. Because I know
my own weaknesses. I've worked on them. And essentially TiO saying,

(35:01):
Shakor your one dimensional or at least you focus too
much on one aspect of boxing. And yes, he is
talking about Shakhor's defense and not the ability to be
offensive out of the defensive posture and just working on
catch counters or just working on role counters, or just
being able to be good enough offensively to let his
defense control a fight. Or Teo says I have everything.
I can be offensive, I could be defensive, but scha

(35:22):
course says I already know how to beat you, and
to be fair to Chakor, Teo has been beaten before,
Chaquor has not, so there is a game plan at
least from the Cambosas fight how you beat tia Fimo Lopez,
although there was a lot going on there, the heart problem, whatever,
This will be a massive test for both guys, and
both guys are talking super confident. Both guys are super confident,
which will make this fight a banger, one of the

(35:45):
best fights you can make in boxing. Again, stylistically, we'll
see how it goes. But this, this is the type
of fight you need. This is needed in the sport,
guys that are at the top of their game, fighting
and determining once and for all. Not because you waited
until you were thirty five and you held on to
this specific belt and could call yourself a world champ,
But who really is the best in the world, point blank? Period?

(36:07):
I love it you guys. Let me know what you
think down below. Who wins this fight and why? January
thirty first, twenty twenty six, in New York City. I
don't think they have a venue yet, but when they do,
when this fight's official, what happens. I guess we'll find out.
All right, So we are back on the Way concept
presented by The Ring magazine, and today folks were breaking

(36:27):
down to launch press conference for Misfits Mania, the Fight
before Christmas Andrew Tait Chase to Moore main event December twentieth,
right here in this city of Goal, Dubai and yours
truly got to host the entire thing. Not only that
I got to host the face to face, I got
to walk around and be around both guys in the
main event. And I have a lot of thoughts as

(36:48):
to how I think this fight could go and some
things you guys may have missed. So let's get into it.
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get back into the press conference breakdown. And let's before
we get into the press conference, let's start with the faceoff,
the first face off between these two ever. They haven't

(38:39):
ever seen each other in person. This is the first
time they were doing it, and they take us to
a desert in Dubai. I was like, where are we going?
We were off the beaten path, away from the city,
and I'm a little nervous because We've got security guards
and people in black suits rolling up, and there's a
Ferrari there. And then all of a sudden, here comes
Andrew Tay in that Bugatti. Right, what color is Zerbugatti?
Apparently his is like brown or some version of brown.

(39:02):
He rolls up and at him and Tristan. Tristan immediately
jumps out starts smoking a sig and I'm dabbing like
it's twenty sixteen because I'm not trying to catch a
drag off the sig. But then we had the face
to face the first one. So let's take a look
at this, all right, it looks like I'm sitting there

(39:39):
like mugging, as they'd say, I'm not even trying to
look like I'm gonna fight anybody. I'm supposed to be
in the middle. By the way, you see the boy
repon had the Way Concept shirt on it. It's because
the sun is directly in my eyes and I can't
see anything, and I'm just trying to like look through
and see what people's faces look like. Again, this is
their first time facing off, so I'm trying to see
if I can read anything. I didn't even know that

(40:00):
Tristan was over my shoulder with the rose tinn and
glasses blowing smoke like there was a new pope freaking elected.
I didn't know any of that was going on. But
I'm just I'm locked in. I'm trying to look at
Chase's face. I'm trying to look at Tate's face and
see kind of like what's everybody's first reaction to each other? Right,
And I'll be honest, my first reaction as we I mean,
they just essentially stood there. There's a big size difference here, right,

(40:28):
Like I thought Andrew Tate was bigger than he actually
is this surprised me. I'm not gonna lie. This is
one of the biggest takeaways that I had from the
entire day was that I thought Andrew was a lot bigger.
Chase is far bigger size wise, height wise, reach wise.
And I know a lot of people are looking at
this fight and saying, oh, you know, this is Andrew
Tate's fight to win, and he should be favored. And

(40:50):
Chase is a plus two seventy five. And I'm gonna
tell you something, this may be more difficult than I
thought for Andrew Tate. I don't know. Right We'll see
what happens on the night, But Chase is big, He's strong,
and I'm not even trying to do like the corporate speak.
I'm just thinking in my head, as much as Chase
is not the most fundamentally good boxer, he's dangerous. He
is and somehow when he puts a right hand on guys,

(41:11):
they fall. This will be more interesting than I think
people believe. But that was the first face to face.
We then go to the press conference. Now, this is
one of the cooler setups I've ever seen for a
press conference, and fair play to to misfits, they've gotten
this one right as far as the aura of it. First,
the face off in the desert, I don't think they've
ever done anything like that. That was really cool. And

(41:31):
now we were at some hotel on like the side
of a roof, and there's another roof above us, and uh, well,
let's just get into it. Chase the Moore walking up
on stage. We got the oh, we got the sparklers out.
So at this point, Chase gets on stage and I
am to now announce Andrew Tait coming to the stage.
Turns out Andrew Tate's not there yet, and so your

(41:52):
boy has to pull off a filled job. When I
thought he would be there, turns out he wasn't. And
turns out he wasn't a by car or plane. He
was taking the aquatic route. Son, this man I rolled
up in a boat, and I didn't know that this
was going to be a part of anything until I
get something in my ear. He's not here. He's coming
on a boat. That's what I hear in my ear.
He's not here, Wade Phil. He is coming to the

(42:16):
venue on a boat. So I start looking. I don't
know if you guys can see it, but I start
looking around.

Speaker 7 (42:20):
He want to try the Champ.

Speaker 1 (42:21):
You can, but I don't. I don't mean to cut
you off, Champ, but I am. I am now seeing
and hearing, and I think folks right over here actually
in the water headed this way making an extravagant entrance,
and I'd expect nothing less. It's the top g Andrew Tate.
So he rolls up.

Speaker 9 (42:41):
In the boat's not in the ring with him. He's
still got to get punched in the base.

Speaker 1 (42:45):
So I couldn't At this point, I'm on the stage show.
I can't see the boat coming in. So he's a
pretty nice boat. I'm not gonna lie. The boat entrance
was kind of fire, though. The fact that they did
it and pulled it off and still got him to
the actual presser is it's pretty sick. Because I was
panicking my fucking ass off. Dude. I was like, oh no, yeah,

(43:05):
we're cooked. We we fucked this whole thing.

Speaker 9 (43:08):
This is Dubai, Capital of Chase Land. This is the
Chase Show. This is Chase Fits. It always has been
and always will be. What all the party, Andrew, welcome.

Speaker 1 (43:16):
To the party.

Speaker 5 (43:16):
Indeed, folks, give it up.

Speaker 7 (43:17):
We're the top tea Pandrew.

Speaker 1 (43:20):
That's a clean walk in, though, scooting it behind.

Speaker 15 (43:22):
To G, we were just not much what Chase was talking.
Everyone gives a fuck about what Chase says.

Speaker 5 (43:27):
What do you mean, not mot.

Speaker 9 (43:28):
Yeah, the room gets real quiet when I walk in here, buddy.

Speaker 15 (43:31):
Yeah, everyone super cares when you talk. Ione knows exactly.

Speaker 1 (43:33):
I just realized what Chase said. Chase, I don't know
what Chase was trying to say. Everybody, the room gets
real quiet when I walk in. I think he means
like I'm intimidating y'all, but it kind of sounds like
no one cares. Yeah, when I walk in, ain't nobody
says shit? Nobody cheers when I walk in, buddy, And
then tass that everybody super cares.

Speaker 7 (43:52):
Yeah, oh no, why people care when you talk? I
just can't say it out loud.

Speaker 1 (43:57):
Well, top G, I saw you come in on the boat.
You have to flex on the champ one time. Talk
to me about that interest.

Speaker 15 (44:02):
You genuinely had errands to run and Dubai traffic and
be a nightmare. So I thought, if I take the boat,
it'll be a little bit quicker. I'd hate to leave
him waiting even longer. Of course he'd wait.

Speaker 5 (44:12):
Of course, he'd see him for fucking hours.

Speaker 1 (44:15):
But uh, I'm nice nice Indeed, Chase, he's flexing on you. Man.
He's talking about making you wait, and that you would wait,
that he's the A side and really the only side
of this fight. What do you gotta say to Andrew
Tate making this show about you, not him?

Speaker 9 (44:29):
Listen, buddy, you want to have your name on the
poster first, It's fine, you want to walk second, Buddy,
I'll show up to the ring tonight and camp out
there until you show up.

Speaker 7 (44:36):
I'm gonna start you the fuck out. Man.

Speaker 1 (44:40):
I have to say, Chase had some nice one liners here.
I'll show it to the rings of night and camp
Chase is gonna sit in there ring for three weeks.
Kind of does prove what Tate said, like, yeah, he'll
wait on me, He'll do whatever I say. I'm the
A side. But Chase's agreeing with him. He's like, yeah, okay, cool,
you're the A side. We still got to fight. You
know that that A side, That that that popularity contest,

(45:00):
the people in your circle, the Twitter followers, the online following,
don't mean shit, right. We still got a fight, which
I love the messaging Chase hat on it because it's true.
And I'm not saying that Tate necessarily cares about in
me of that right, he has it all, but it
doesn't mean that it necessarily is he's thinking about like, yeah,
I'm the A side. That's why I'm gonna win.

Speaker 15 (45:17):
Genuinely, I'm your boss now. And we put on a
lot of We put a lot of effort into this.
We put a lot of money into this whole press
conference with a lot of people here. We need things
we can clip, We need it to go viral. We
have to sell this fight.

Speaker 5 (45:27):
That was shit. So can you please do it again
and be like scary and we can use it. That
was rubbish?

Speaker 7 (45:33):
Okay, first of all, no, please.

Speaker 5 (45:34):
Say it again. Threaten me blah blah blah, but say
in a way that people believe.

Speaker 9 (45:37):
Buddy, listen, I ain't got nobody's boss. Nobody orders you
can't do anything.

Speaker 1 (45:41):
I chinn't be Sometimes Jase starts talking and it's the
dala datis thing he said, I ain't got nobody's boss.
He meant to say, nobody is my boss, Right, I
say what I want type of thing. I like this
though from Tate. He needs to lean into this, right,
if he's doing the you know, owner of misfits thing
or whatever, he needs to lean into it, like, Yo,
I employ you and we're trying to make a big
deal out of this. So if you're gonna talk your shit,

(46:04):
go ahead, but a little more scary, right, you're the
heavyweight champ. Get a little bit more base in your voice.

Speaker 5 (46:09):
So you're gonna threaten me or not.

Speaker 7 (46:13):
It's not a threat, Andrew. It's a promise. Ooh, a promise?

Speaker 15 (46:16):
Well, can you promise me in a convincing way so
we can make some fucking money?

Speaker 5 (46:19):
Please?

Speaker 7 (46:19):
Uh?

Speaker 9 (46:20):
Well, my promise to you is when you get into
the ring and your Bugatti's in your yachts aren't in
there fighting for you, and it's your fist talking, that's
the promise I'm gonna keep to you.

Speaker 7 (46:28):
It's not a threat, it's a guarantee.

Speaker 1 (46:30):
What Chase, what the fuck are you talking about? Like,
give me a promise? And Chase starts rattling it off
like he's in a spelling beer like an oral presentation
at school. I promise to you that you are Bugatti
and your yacht can't fight for you, and when I
get into the ring, that's my promise. I just started

(46:53):
this video complimenting Chase for being a good shit talker,
and he does get better in this pressor, I promise.
But oh no, that was a rough start.

Speaker 5 (47:00):
We got these and yachts don't fight, dumb ass.

Speaker 7 (47:02):
Oh I know, but according to your Twitter follow you.

Speaker 5 (47:05):
Don't know because you don't have any.

Speaker 9 (47:06):
I'm sure I have a lot of I have a
huge hot wheels set.

Speaker 7 (47:10):
I play with them all the time.

Speaker 1 (47:11):
Buddy Andrew, talk to me about the fruit of choice here,
keeping yourself hydrated, getting the electrolytes in tangerine?

Speaker 5 (47:19):
What one sure I got?

Speaker 7 (47:21):
Jesus Christ. The guy's eating tangerines, Champ, you gotta you
know what I'm saying.

Speaker 9 (47:25):
He unfortunately cannot eat tangerines because mister Tate is so
scared of me that he put forty pound weight claws
in there. So I have to be drinking water in
empty water bottles.

Speaker 1 (47:35):
Wait wait, wait, I didn't Chase throw it no empty
water bottles. Chase Chase is going bad on Prime confirmed,
both guys throwing the prime off the table. I think
that's like a that's like a Misfits lure thing. Now,
it's like a drink every time a Prime bottle is
thrown at a press coffers. We may have never had
an actual press conference where a prime bottle hasn't been thrown.

(47:58):
But also Chase said he had to drink empty water.

Speaker 15 (48:01):
Is there a weight limit a boxing matchway?

Speaker 5 (48:06):
Is there a weight limit on a boxing match.

Speaker 7 (48:07):
Or a heavyweight title defense?

Speaker 5 (48:08):
There's did you sign the contract?

Speaker 9 (48:10):
You signed the contract, so I didn't negotiate anything. It
was Andrew who insists this. Andrew wants to I wanted
ten rounds in an open weight limit. You wanted a
weight clause in six Buddy, wait the same.

Speaker 5 (48:20):
Are you upset that there's a weight limit on a
boxing match?

Speaker 9 (48:23):
Butddy, I'm gonna come three and thirty cage's of whooping
your ass.

Speaker 1 (48:29):
Now, this is something to keep an eye on. All
jokes aside, there is apparently a like he's talking about
a weight clause where Chase I don't know what the
actual weight is. I haven't figured that part out yet.
No one's really I need I need to do more research.
But Chase has to come in a certain weight, and
I think he has a rehydration clause as well, Like
I don't think he can get above a certain weight
as well, which in heavyweight boxing is almost non existent. Now,

(48:51):
Andrew's doing a bit of semantics here talking about, oh,
there's a weight limit in a boxing match, what do
you mean? Granted, there needed to be something because Tate
walks around probably too hundred pounds even maybe a little bigger.
And I say that because that's kind of what I am.
I'm around two hundred pounds, maybe because I'm out of
shape right now, like two fifteen. But Chase is like
a two hundred and forty pound guy. And granted, if

(49:11):
Tait is gonna come up and fight at heavyweight, then
you know, maybe he should fight fully at heavyweight Deontay
Wilder style. But like Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua, there's
going to be a certain weight limit that Chase can't
go above. But again, I also think there's a weight
rehydration clause, which is insane for heavyweight. I'm on Chase's
side there. That's that's brutal, dude. If he can make

(49:32):
the weight fantastic. I don't even again, I don't know
what the weight is. I think he had to make
two twenty for his last fight. So you got to
give Chase some credit here because there's a lot of
things that he had to say yes to that are
not in his favor, right the weight clause, the rehydration,
the rounds, which I mean the rounds are really in
no one's favor. Six versus ten. Maybe Chase can say
I'd have a better tank because he's a bit older.

(49:52):
I don't mind six rounders. I don't think they should
be in a ten round fight right away. It is
for a belt, but it's a misfits belt, so I'm
fine with that. But fair play Chase for saying yes
to a lot of stuff that is going to be
fucking brutal on him.

Speaker 5 (50:04):
Given half the tanger seems upset. Give him half the tangerine.
Come on, give it to it. That's for me, That's
what I think of that.

Speaker 15 (50:11):
To try and be nice, You try and be a
nice guy. You give a nobody a shot. No one
even gives a fuck who this guy is. Find money,
and then you give him a tangerine and he throws
it away.

Speaker 1 (50:28):
He launched that tangerine. He launched it. There's like a
boat knock down there. I looked over. There are people
standing there. Chase probably freaking napalm. Somebody with a fucking tangerine.

Speaker 9 (50:37):
And you younger than you, stronger than you, faster than you,
more charisma than you. You are essentially giving me the
keys to your empire. And I can't wait. I can't
wait to run the real world. What's wrong with this
new generation?

Speaker 1 (50:49):
You know?

Speaker 5 (50:49):
And they're so rude they talk over you.

Speaker 15 (50:52):
You try and be the nice guy and they're just
talking over you and being horrible.

Speaker 5 (50:55):
I have another tangerine? Would you? Would you eat it
if I give you another one?

Speaker 9 (50:58):
I'm okay, I don't like tangerine, Sure bet, Thanks buddy Champ.

Speaker 7 (51:01):
It was pretty good.

Speaker 1 (51:03):
Andrew, you talk about the disrespect coming from this side.
We just sat back there and there was a conversation
between you two and it got real real quick, and
I saw a switch in your mentality. You called them disrespectful,
and it felt like it was personal at that point
to you talk to me about what this shout out
the MJ meme I used there, Dude, I didn't even

(51:25):
mean to do that. It became personal to you at
that point. No, So what I'm what I'm referring to
you guys haven't seen it yet, obviously, but there is
a face to face that's coming out with Andrew and Chase,
and I won't spoil anything, but let's just say things
took a turn, and it was very quick and there
was a different energy from the moment they sat down
to the moment they left right before this happened, and

(51:47):
it opened my eyes to just how real this can
get between these two, even though they don't know each
other very well. It happened really quickly, so you guys
will see that. But that's what I'm referring to. Fight
now means versus what it meant when you signed, Well, it.

Speaker 5 (51:59):
Means the same thing.

Speaker 15 (52:00):
A boxing match is a boxing match, right, so I'm
here to take it seriously. It's not influencer boxing, it's boxing.
I've trained one hundred percent. I'm ready to get in there.
I'm very excited to get it done. If he wants
to disrespect me up until the day gets punching the
faces up to him, I don't care.

Speaker 5 (52:14):
It doesn't change anything.

Speaker 1 (52:16):
Chase, you essentially said you were gonna knock him out.

Speaker 5 (52:19):
It was gonna be easy work.

Speaker 1 (52:20):
That he's smaller than a lot of the guys you've
ever fought, and it might be the easiest fight you have.

Speaker 5 (52:25):
I'm taller than Chase.

Speaker 7 (52:27):
No shot. I'll take my socks off.

Speaker 5 (52:29):
I'm taller than Chase.

Speaker 7 (52:30):
No shot, buddy, you probably why would.

Speaker 5 (52:32):
I fight someone taller than me? But it didn't make
sense listen to me.

Speaker 9 (52:36):
Whatever clauses that you wanted to get you in the ring,
I'll let you have whatever you want. I just want
to beat the hell out of you for the millions
of people watching at home. And thank you for the opportunity.
I'm not being disrespectful. Thank you so much for the
opportunity for me to show why people should not listen
to you and take on such tough tasks.

Speaker 5 (52:51):
Wait, is Chase taller than me? Fuck? Is Chase taller?

Speaker 1 (52:55):
Mat?

Speaker 15 (52:55):
Are you telling me I've come back out of retirement
to do this boxing match and he's.

Speaker 5 (52:58):
Taller than me? And I didn't even when was your
sparring is five foot eight? I didn't even think about this, folks.

Speaker 1 (53:03):
You're getting so tate here was uh? I guess he
was tired of hearing Chase talk about how much bigger
and taller and everything he was, So he's gonna flip
it here right when he says I'm taller than Chase.
He wanted Chase to come back and say no, I'm
the taller, bigger, stronger, whatever, because that's all Chase has
been saying about take throughout this whole build up is
he's been saying, like, you spar you know, guys that

(53:23):
are small five to nine five ta Warren Spencer, whoever,
you're not. You're not sparring guys of my size. You're
gonna get hurt because you don't know, you know, you
don't know how I hit. I'm a true heavyweight, young, fast, whatever.
And Tate kind of flips it on him, like, yeah,
you are all those things, and I still chose to
fight you. What does that tell you about not only you,
what does that tell you about me? And I like

(53:43):
that from Tate. I think that again. And by the way,
it won't look like this because Chase doesn't have anywhere
near the name Andrew Tate does. But this is a
tough challenge for Tate. Absolutely, in my opinion, he could
have went and got a fight with I mean, fuck
somebody like me. You know, a guy that had one
fight that is around his size, and uh, hey you
know what now I'm thinking about it. I would have

(54:04):
made some money shit. But no, he could have done
something like that, and it would have made more sense
as far as it'd be an easier fight for him, right,
And he didn't do that. He took a guy that
was bigger, a guy that has been active. Whether you
think Chase is any good or not, he's big, he's strong,
and he's active, and he's a dog. He doesn't go
in and just fucking stand there and hope for the best.

(54:24):
He goes in and looks to hurt people. So this
is I do commit Andrew on taking this because especially
when I saw them again, I go back to that
face to face. When I saw them standing there face
to face, I went, shit, this is a lot of
a bigger size difference than I actually thought. Fair Play
obviously to Chase. He's gonna have to make some changes
and cut down the way. But fair play and Andrew
for taking a bit of a challenge coming back after
I don't know, seven eight years off.

Speaker 5 (54:45):
For the fact I can't believe he just warned me
these torms. I didn't know a couple of inches.

Speaker 1 (54:52):
Oops, Chase, you said he's only faring small guys, guys
that you've seen him in camp with. He's a lot
of footage out from Andrew's camp. He's not hiding much,
but why do you think that that's the game plan
from them?

Speaker 9 (55:03):
The thing is Andrew thinks he's so smart. But the guy, like,
even before I was fighting him, I used to dissect
everything this man says. He's not fooling anybody. He's posting
what the world wants to see. And I know he's
probably got better afsaries in there, but I also do
know that he's in there with a bunch of yes
men that are going to get him absolutely obliterated. You
are going to get packed in by one hundred and

(55:25):
ten kilo heavyweight when you couldn't even win fights at
four and three at light heavy.

Speaker 1 (55:31):
Ooh, okay, Chase, talk that shit. You know what I
love is when Chase gets angry, or when he gets
like locked in or you know, hyped up, he starts
to enunciate a lot better. He starts to be more
crisp with his peas and his tea's. I don't know
why he does that. It's like he's doing like some

(55:51):
battle rap shit, but I love it. That's funny as hell.

Speaker 7 (55:54):
That was better.

Speaker 5 (55:55):
Yeah, he might be able to clip that.

Speaker 7 (55:56):
Chase.

Speaker 5 (55:57):
You're getting better, slowly, by little cringe.

Speaker 15 (56:02):
If you would have called the energy from the tangerine,
I'm sure we'd almost be there.

Speaker 9 (56:06):
What generation are you, buddy? Did you just discover social media? What?

Speaker 7 (56:09):
Five ten years ago?

Speaker 5 (56:11):
We're here to that. We need you to be convincing change.

Speaker 9 (56:14):
Your decade was writing letters and sending postcards. Buddy, My
decade is ship talking.

Speaker 7 (56:18):
On the call of duty. Lobbies, we're not the same.

Speaker 1 (56:20):
Your decade decade. You meant to say your generation, But
your decade was writing letters and sending postcards. That's pretty funny.
Unintentionally and intentionally, it's pretty funny. Your decade was riding
in on horseback. Oh my god, he's fucking stupid, Andrew.

(56:40):
There seems to be a lot of assumptions coming from
Chase to side about who you're sparring about, how you're preparing,
about what you're ready for, your size, how he's bigger, stronger, faster, younger.

Speaker 15 (56:50):
Yeah, can everyone in the crowd put your hand up
if you give a fuck what Chase thinks.

Speaker 7 (56:55):
Oh again again, I.

Speaker 1 (56:58):
Give a ship what Chase thinks. That's the champ, you
know what I mean. I couldn't leave Chase hanging it
out there. I didn't want to be like the team
Andrew Tate guy, I gotta be unbiased. I'm on stage
to do a job. I can't, you know, So I
had to. I had to help Chase out there, but
no one else did.

Speaker 5 (57:12):
By the way, a single Chase things, they can't fight
for you. You have to fight. I don't care how many.

Speaker 9 (57:23):
Is going to watch you care for you think, Chase,
I'm gonna punch you in that eye, that torn bicep.
You're not fast, you're slow, you're old, You're you're done, buddy.
I'm gonna show you why you should never come.

Speaker 7 (57:34):
Out of retirement. You're not Terrence Crawford buddy.

Speaker 1 (57:37):
Now again, Chase is going after inverbally. But you hear
him talk about the injuries that that Tait has sustained.
Right the last one, I think he had a I
don't know if it was a detached retina that that
stopped his last fight, Andrew Tate's last fight years ago.
He talked about the torn bicep. Chase has done his research. Again.
You may think that Chase is just coming in because
he's gonna make a bag to fight Andrew X y Z.

(57:58):
Whatever Chase is taking this Seriously, he truly believes he's
going to win. I'm telling you that's I've talked to
him now that I've seen him in Dubai. This is
not just hey, let me put my chains on, let
me throw my Malinciaga glasses on, and go out there
and try to verbally spar with Adrew. He's like, no,
I'm gonna come in and I'm going to beat him.
They don't know what they just did. They screwed up
because they wanted to give Andrew a quote unquote easy

(58:20):
fight when he comes into Misfits, build him into this
big star, and all of a sudden, they fucked up
giving him to me. Like Chase Legit thinks that. So
when he's talking about the injuries, the sparring, the people
he has in camp, Chase is doing his research. You
have to give him some credit there, Like, he's not
just here just to walk into the ring. He's he's
coming to win this thing.

Speaker 5 (58:39):
Chase. That's a seven. You can clip that as a backup.

Speaker 9 (58:43):
Oh my god, back to the clips we go, buddy,
call Aiden Ross. Those all those streamers that are gassing
you up are going to be the reason you're gonna
get dismantled.

Speaker 1 (58:51):
Chase, I do want to ask you've been You've been
noticing all the nice cars, the boat, everything that Andrew
Tata has tangibly, and you were talking to me him
now maybe putting a little way. I don't know if
that's something you'd still want to do or.

Speaker 7 (59:02):
Oh yeah, yeah yeah. If you so confident that bet
one of your bugattis.

Speaker 9 (59:05):
You got ninety cars, You're so confident bet one of
your bugattis because.

Speaker 1 (59:09):
I've been Hey, call me Magic Johnson, call me freaking
Dwayne Wade with the alley to Lebron Dude, like I
just be setting these fools up. Come on, Chase, I
heard you wanted to throw a little bet.

Speaker 9 (59:21):
Now get the ship in the center back to the US.
I'll gladly drive that.

Speaker 15 (59:26):
Well, let me just understand, because I don't want to
call you an idiot.

Speaker 5 (59:29):
Because I'm respectful.

Speaker 7 (59:30):
This is why he's not gonna bet.

Speaker 1 (59:33):
I don't want to call you an idiot because I'm respectful.

Speaker 15 (59:35):
But if I bet you a six million dollar car,
how are you gonna pay me once you lose?

Speaker 5 (59:39):
Because you don't have any money.

Speaker 7 (59:41):
You don't know my finances.

Speaker 5 (59:42):
First of all, now I know you have no money.

Speaker 7 (59:44):
You brag online you have what's a six million dollar
car to the top.

Speaker 5 (59:48):
G I know you have no MO.

Speaker 9 (59:49):
You charge a bunch of BATA mails on line fifty
dollars a month. Three crap that I could tell them
off a chat GBT for free.

Speaker 1 (59:58):
Okay, Chase, this is what I mean. And there's times
where you know, I think Chase's brain is working so
fast that he's throwing out one liner after one liner,
and like one out of every five he said, some shit,
that was a nasty line. That was nasty.

Speaker 9 (01:00:13):
You're a fraud. Hey, yeah, I ten bet the Bugatti.
Bet the damn Bugatti.

Speaker 15 (01:00:20):
If you are so confident, show me the sixth mil
you have to pay.

Speaker 9 (01:00:24):
Exactly, You're not confident. You're scared. I saw it in
your eyes. You got the weight, you got the fucking venue,
you got the judges, the referees, the gloves, you can
have all of that. But you don't want to bet
the Bugatti because you understand that you are going to
be introduced to my right hand and the whole world
is going to laugh at you.

Speaker 1 (01:00:42):
Andrew, you we sat down just a little bit ago
and you said something that kind of caught my ear.
You said, you know, Chase has been in fights, He's
been hit, but he hasn't been hit like I'm going
to hit him, and it's different. Explain that for me.

Speaker 15 (01:00:54):
Yeah, Chase has been active, he's had fights, but I
don't think he's been hit properly. I mean, he's taken punches,
he's not hard to hit, but he hasn't been hit properly.

Speaker 5 (01:01:03):
We're all humans, We're all fallible. When you've been hit properly,
you fall over. And that's yet to happen to him.

Speaker 1 (01:01:10):
We're all humans, we're all fallible. When you get hit properly,
you fall over. He's right, I've just never heard that
like sentence described fighting. Right, We're all fallible. You get
hit properly, fall over. And Tate did say this to
me again in an interview that you guys will see
on the channel very soon, he said, And he made
a point about it without getting too into it, because

(01:01:32):
I got it. Gotta get she has to watch the interview.
He essentially was like, Chase hasn't been hit flush, and
there's a difference in the way he's been hit and
the first time you get hit flush with a shot
and Tate essentially was like, his reaction will not be
the same. I Am going to hit him harder, more
flush than he's ever been hit. And again, in these
little moments outside of the whole you know Bravado and

(01:01:52):
the chains and the cars and everything else, you see
the real Andrew Tate as far as the fighter Andrew
t A And that's the guy I want to see
more in these back That's the guy I want to
see come out a little more as we get closer
to the fight. We're only you know, a week and
some change away now, but that's the guy like more. Yes,
he's got the money and the swag and all that,
but I think at his core, the most real part
of Andrew, at least when it comes to the boxing arena,

(01:02:15):
is that fighter mentality. Is that guy that used to
fight for you know, pennies compared to what I assume
he's gonna make this time.

Speaker 15 (01:02:20):
And I think he's gonna realize on the night that
there's a difference between a professional fighter and a guy
who gets paid to lose down in Mexico.

Speaker 5 (01:02:27):
That's what's gonna happen.

Speaker 1 (01:02:28):
It is what it is, so I do guy that
gets paid to lose out in Mexico. Chase has been
taking of much of those we'll call him smokers. There
were real fights, but he's been taking a bunch of
those fights out in Mexico where he gets no offence
to Chase, but some guys that are flat out bombs
to to get in there and Chase smokes them. He
told me he did like fucking three or four in
one night or something.

Speaker 5 (01:02:48):
Commend him for taking the opportunity.

Speaker 15 (01:02:50):
I mean, obviously it was a very generous opportunity I
afforded him.

Speaker 5 (01:02:53):
I commend him for taking it.

Speaker 15 (01:02:55):
But I think that the main reason when he sits
down the locker room after he's lost, when he's gonna
have to analyzed with his team why they lost, just
because he's far too confident.

Speaker 5 (01:03:03):
He's far too confident.

Speaker 15 (01:03:04):
He really believes I'm some dickhead who's just agreed to
a fight and not taking it seriously. Looking at so
he inspired people shorter than me, and that I'm stupid.
I think he's gonna get in there and hit me
with the right hand.

Speaker 5 (01:03:15):
Oh, a right hand. I didn't know you could use
right hands and boxing. I haven't prepared for a right hand.
I only thought he's when.

Speaker 1 (01:03:21):
He used a lot oopsy fucking doopsy, guy, oopsy fucking doopsy.
That's that on Talk Andrew showing your age brother, that's
that on Talk.

Speaker 15 (01:03:33):
The way the things he's saying, it's a rehearsed script,
but he clearly clearly has has grossly underestimated the amount
of preparation is going in to get him getting his
ass kicked.

Speaker 9 (01:03:44):
So it is what it is, sir. You are a victim.
You are a victim. You are going to be a
victim on fight night, and of course I'm going to
hit you with the right hand. Everybody tries to move
away from the right hand and it doesn't work. I thought, dudes,
bigger than me, smalling me, more talented than you, faster
than you.

Speaker 7 (01:04:00):
You have literally nothing that I have not seen.

Speaker 1 (01:04:03):
He said, bigger than me, smaller than me. And then
he said and then he went to Andrew. I don't
know if that was on furvis.

Speaker 5 (01:04:07):
It's gotta lead who won I have something you don't have.

Speaker 7 (01:04:11):
Yeah, a Bugatti, I want that, so bet it a tangerine.

Speaker 9 (01:04:18):
To people anyway, Hey me tell me dollars to tell
you guys that you are men and you should struggle
in life and women will leave you.

Speaker 7 (01:04:24):
Buddy, your ex girlfriend is literally in my DM.

Speaker 1 (01:04:27):
Pay me fifty dollars for me to tell you that
you should struggle in life and women will leave you.
What the fuck is wrong with Jase Dude? He's a
fucking nut.

Speaker 9 (01:04:41):
Oh that's the only thing he's ever fought is his handline,
man like, He's never He's not fought anybody tough. You
were four and three in light heavyweight. What makes you
think you can just hop in the heavyweight division and
go fight the champ. You should have started with somebody easier, Buddy,
I'm not the one.

Speaker 5 (01:04:56):
Why do you think I'm fighting you, Chase?

Speaker 9 (01:05:01):
No, because you may think I think your delusion the
same reason you came in on a yacht like I
think you do a lot of stupid things, waste your
money on yachts, Bugatti's yours that don't care about you,
et cetera. I think that's why you're fighting me, because
you you're generally an idiot.

Speaker 15 (01:05:12):
You said something and I'm just trying to understand you.
I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt. Why do
you think I fault you?

Speaker 1 (01:05:19):
Why have I.

Speaker 15 (01:05:19):
Decided to do this? I don't need the money. I
don't need the fame. You're the champ, you're bigger, you're younger,
all these things. Why did I agree to do.

Speaker 5 (01:05:25):
This, Chase?

Speaker 9 (01:05:26):
Because I think that you foolishly believe in yourself and
think that you can get it done.

Speaker 5 (01:05:31):
Because I believe in myself. Yeah, and I commend that.

Speaker 7 (01:05:33):
Good job.

Speaker 5 (01:05:34):
Thank you.

Speaker 9 (01:05:35):
You are the reason that I'm sitting here today. I
just want you to know that you inspired a whole
youthful man.

Speaker 1 (01:05:39):
Chases all over the place. She's like, Nah, you don't
want to fight me because you're you got the cars
and you got the boats and everything else. And then
you ask me again. He's like, well, yeah, because you
believe in yourself and thank you for this opportunity. And
I believe in myself because you believe in yourself. If
you give Chase just more time to talk and man,
it is going to go off the fucking rails in
a good way. By the way I think him talking

(01:06:01):
and going back and forth with Tate, it wasn't like
a typical Misfits press conference where you saw the people
fucking throwing stuff and people pushing and shoving and tackling
and swinging and all that, But I didn't expect it
to be that. I expected Andrew to control himself and
be composed and calm, and I expected Chase to try
to get under his skin. And that's exactly what happens.
So no matter how much sense or any sense that

(01:06:22):
Chase makes at all, the fact that he keeps to
just keep talking is going to help him out. Now. Yeah,
he may eat his words and Tate maybe you know,
shut him up for good, but it is going to
sell this fight, and it is going to give him
an opportunity to try to get under Tate's skin, which
is really the only thing he can do as far
as like before the fight, try to get Tate off
his game by getting in his headspace, right, Convince him

(01:06:45):
that he's too old, Convince him that he's made a mistake,
convince him of all these things. Maybe probably won't work
because Tate does have you know, he's very locked in,
and I think his mental fortitude has been tested and
he's showing he can handle a lot of adversity. But
this is what Chase should do, and he's doing a
decent job. But even though some of it's nonsense.

Speaker 9 (01:07:01):
You know, it's crazy because like online you're like a
giant amongst men.

Speaker 7 (01:07:05):
You're like leader of young men.

Speaker 9 (01:07:06):
And it's actually insane to me because when you see
you in person, you're like a little mouse just hidden
in his cave behind Twitter followers, behind Instagram that you're
banned on every social media. And this is funny to
me because the social media saw what I saw the
whole time, and they saw a fraud and somebody who
plays victim and things that everybody's out to get them.

(01:07:27):
And Buddy, I am the matrix. Now I am the
guy that's coming to put you away for good. They
have hired me behind secret lines to come stump out Neo.
So wherever your sunglasses are, I hope you find them swiftly,
because I'm going to be putting you out in the
second round with absolute ease.

Speaker 1 (01:07:48):
You know what's funny is listening to Chase again. It's
like he starts a sentence and has no idea where
it's gonna go. Right, It's the Michael Scott thing. By
the time he gets to the end of it, he
is so confident and what he has just said that
he is firing all cylinders right. He like wills himself
into a statement I don't even know what he just said.
To be honest, At first he said, he was like,

(01:08:11):
you were banned on all social media because you were
a fraud, but then you play victim and act like
everyone's out to getch you. And then he said, I'm
the matrix and I'm gonna stop you, and Neo's getting
stomped out, and it's it's like he pulls from everything
that he has in his brain to say, and all
of it's just in one mashed potato word association.

Speaker 7 (01:08:32):
That was shit.

Speaker 1 (01:08:36):
Yeah, I mean none of it made it. He said,
second round, that's that was shit.

Speaker 5 (01:08:40):
I can't use that at all. But he's money bro.

Speaker 1 (01:08:44):
Here, I got something we can't use what you've seen that.
He now has the backing of KSI Online. KSI is
fully backing the Misfits heavyweight champ.

Speaker 5 (01:08:54):
I want your reaction devastating, Oh no, devastating.

Speaker 1 (01:09:01):
Chase anywhere else do I care?

Speaker 5 (01:09:03):
Funny about funk.

Speaker 9 (01:09:05):
Kaza is the only one that opinion really matters here
because he's the only one that knows boxing who see
me fight, and he understands fully what I'm capable of. Mean,
he fully understands that I'm going to severely injure you, Andrew,
and you're gonna be the CEO that tried the heavyweight
champion and lost.

Speaker 7 (01:09:19):
I am big bro.

Speaker 9 (01:09:21):
Now I'm gonna go get the company back for JJ,
and you're gonna apologize immediately.

Speaker 5 (01:09:25):
We want Chase.

Speaker 15 (01:09:28):
Although I am going to beat you, I truly hope
you're not severely injured. From the bottom of my heart,
all bullshit aside, all bravado aside, even though you just
threatened a man with four children with brain damage, I genuinely,
from the bottom of my heart, hope you get up
and you're in perfectly good health.

Speaker 5 (01:09:44):
That's what I hope.

Speaker 1 (01:09:46):
So things, this is what I'm kind of talking about.
Things took a bit of a real turn here. Both
guys have been trying to sell the fight, but this
took a bit of a real turn because Taate essentially
turned off the like promoter whatever and got with Chase's like, yeah,
you keep talking about hurting me and severely injuring me
and giving me brain damage. I'll tell you what, I
hope that's not the case for you, because I don't know.

(01:10:08):
He's like, I'm gonna tell you what. You keep talking
like that, and things are gonna get exponentially more dangerous
for you. He's like, I'm not praying on you getting
hurt or anything like that, but the way you're talking,
things are gonna take a left turn to here. And again,
this was the second or third time that Tate brought
this up again in other settings before the press conference
as well, that you guys will see. But this is

(01:10:30):
where I think Chase had either you can say, gotten
under his skin or woke up a monster a little bit,
because when Tate gets in this mindset, there's an audible
kind of switch and the way he talks and the
way he addresses shape in his mindset, and I like
that version of him. I think that is the more stoic,
serious one, the one that's not playing any games. But

(01:10:50):
Chase brought it out of him a couple different times.

Speaker 7 (01:10:52):
I hope you wake up in the hospital so I
be honest with you, buddy, I'm trying to hurt you.

Speaker 5 (01:10:56):
And that's the difference in our characters. We're gonna see
which one God rewards.

Speaker 4 (01:10:59):
Well.

Speaker 7 (01:11:00):
I want to talk about character tonight, buddy. Let's just
be honest about that.

Speaker 1 (01:11:03):
Andrew, when he goes to that level, it says something
off in you, and I can see it every time
it happens.

Speaker 5 (01:11:10):
Why do you think he speaks like that to you.

Speaker 15 (01:11:12):
I think it's because this new generation of people don't
understand the lines, and there are lines. I've never disrespected
his team, I've never disrespected his coach. I've never made
fun of his children, if he even has any, I
don't wish him harm. I genuinely believe that this should
be a sport between gentlemen. I believe we should get
in there and do our best. And this new generation

(01:11:34):
looks at it differently because it's influencer boxing, and everyone
thinks it's funny to make fun of people's coaches and
wish brain damage on people, et cetera. Well, you know,
I've I've I've had an eclectic life.

Speaker 5 (01:11:46):
And I'll tell you something. Karma is real.

Speaker 15 (01:11:49):
The forces of the universe are real, and that if
you go through life operating from the wrong frame, wishing
genuine harm on people, or insulting people's coaches, or doing
these terribly hangered coaches, you end up praying the price.
And we're going to see on the night.

Speaker 9 (01:12:04):
Your coach is going to get you hurt really bad. Buddy,
your coach is in there telling you the wrong shit.
That guy doesn't even I don't even know how many
fights to that guy. I've never heard of that guy
until you put him on the map, buddy. Like the
thing is Andrew Chase.

Speaker 1 (01:12:15):
So Tita is in the middle of this, like very profound,
like this is what happens when you, you know, breed
negativity into the world. You're going to get it back
tenfold or whatever, you know, whatever Tita is getting at there.
Essentially like this new generation, they don't have any respect,
They don't have any idea what their words actually mean
because most of them are said behind a screen, and

(01:12:36):
a lot of what Tate says right there, I agree with.
There is a very disrespectful generation of kids that are
just online trolling, that don't take anything seriously, that will
reach to the bottoms of the barrel to insult and
degrade and say the worst shit about someone because words
don't mean anything anymore. Right, Like the way you speak

(01:12:56):
to someone now compared to how you did twenty years ago,
it's completely different. The things being said behind screens now
online would get you assaulted, no joke, and not that
I'm wishing that on anybody. But that's what would happen
if you said some of the things that you say
to people online to their face. But it's it's you know,
social media has made a lot of people very comfortable

(01:13:16):
with saying you know, I mean awful, awful things about
people and acting like it's not a big deal, acting
like it's like, you know whatever. So I agree with
him there, But then again, this is the fight game,
you know, and Tait knows this, not that it needs
to be over the top or whatever, but there are
people that are gonna say crazy shit. Mike Tyson said
crazy shit. There have been a ton of guys over

(01:13:37):
the years and years and years of combat sports that
have said and done crazy shit. And that's just part
of the game, right. You're not dealing with the most
stable people that have ever lived. When you're doing combat sports,
You're dealing with some of the most unstable and emotional
and psychotic people that have lived. And so, yeah, this
is the fight game. I mean, words are words to
each of you.

Speaker 7 (01:13:57):
I want you to give Chase a final message.

Speaker 1 (01:13:59):
Here can look across the podium, you can stare at
his Balenciaga glasses, whatever. But Andrew all joking aside, what's
gonna happen on December twentieth, because we can do all
the talking right now, but on December twenty it's gonna
be with our fist.

Speaker 5 (01:14:11):
It's gonna be for.

Speaker 15 (01:14:12):
Real, absolutely, and I know he's prepared. I'm sure he's
taking it very seriously. That's what I want from him.
I want the very best version of Chase the more
on the night. Please please bring your absolute a game
as I am and I very much look forward to
the result. And I promise you, I promise you. If
you continue to disrespect me, unfortunately for you, you're not
gonna have a career afterwards. If you calm it down

(01:14:32):
a little bit and you're nice when it's all done
and it's all finished, you can continue to fight for
my organization.

Speaker 1 (01:14:39):
Again. You see when Tate gets a little bit more
serious with him, and I don't know that was on
like the boss vibes like oh I'm not gonna let
you fight. I think that was him being like, if
you don't stop playing with me, then I'm gonna hurt
you really badly. But worse than just beating you in
a fight, I'm gonna try to end your career, which
is a little different than what Tata said coming into this,
Like Chase is like, I'm gonna put you in the hospital.
Tate's like, I'm going to beat you. I'm gonna whip

(01:15:01):
your ass, but keep talking crazy, and I'm gonna make
sure I hit you so hard, hurts you so bad
that you'll never fight again again. In those little moments,
that's where I think Tate shines the most, is when
he gets very, very serious and gets a lot more sinister.

Speaker 7 (01:15:16):
I'm the heavyweight champion. I do what I want. You
do what I say. If I say jump, you get
in the ring. If I say dance, you dance.

Speaker 1 (01:15:22):
If I say jump, you get in the ring. Oh
my god. And you know what it is. It's like
a drive vibe. So Chase just says it and there's
no like correcting it. He just goes. He just keeps going.
If I say jump, you get in the ring. If
I say dance, you get back in the car.

Speaker 7 (01:15:38):
If I say jump, you get in the ring. If
I say dance, you dance.

Speaker 9 (01:15:42):
Just like December twentieth, when I'm packing you in, I'm
gonna ask you in the middle of the round, what
color is your Bugatti? And you're gonna look me in
my eyes and you're gonna say red, like what's coming
out of your fucking nose?

Speaker 1 (01:15:55):
So wait, and Chase's I know he didn't mean it
to sound like this, but in his own line of thing,
Chase is gonna ask Tate what color is you bugatti?
And Tate is gonna respond to Chase red like what's
coming out of your nose? Essentially at that point, meaning
that Tate would have bloody Chase, and he's telling him
that the bukatti is the color of Chase's blood. I

(01:16:15):
know what he's going I know what he's going for there.
And that's that's a nasty line from Chase fair flight
to him. It's just the way it was delivered. You
know what I'm saying you can read into it.

Speaker 5 (01:16:24):
Is that a real snake, Chase, don't touch that.

Speaker 7 (01:16:30):
They brought me a snake.

Speaker 5 (01:16:30):
But listen, it won't bite, bro, pick it off. It
ain't gonna bite you, Chase, chill.

Speaker 7 (01:16:36):
It takes. It takes a snake to beat a snake.

Speaker 5 (01:16:38):
It's not gonna bite. Don't touch that, Nope, Nope.

Speaker 9 (01:16:42):
It takes a snake to beat a snake. It's a
beautiful snake.

Speaker 7 (01:16:45):
I love this thing. Okay, all right, well no, I'm good.
It looks just like you, bald No, ha, you guys
look similar. I like this.

Speaker 9 (01:16:56):
I like the whole Cobra persona. But listen, buddy, there's
only one goat. Only ever has been one goat. There's
a lot of snakes, and a lot of them are
in your camp.

Speaker 1 (01:17:04):
Remember that bars kind of it's got a bar and
fair play. Chase has got some balls. Now again, that's
probably just a little garden snake, but he picks it
up as holding it. I would never in my life ever, dude.
I was afraid that thing was gonna like turn and
fucking latch onto him. All right, So now let's look
at the face off between the two of them, the
last time they'll face off until fight week. Let's see
if we could get any sort of any I don't know,

(01:17:28):
Reeds off it all.

Speaker 5 (01:17:28):
It failed.

Speaker 1 (01:17:31):
Defending his Misfits heavyweight belt Chase the more December twentieth
Misfits Mania, the Fight before Christmas. All questions will be
answered in this main event. Who takes the belt home,

(01:17:52):
who takes the pride, the glory, and who takes the
win Chase kind of broke first. Very interesting. Chase also
wore the glasses he broke to look forward, then looked
back and Andrew, then broke again. Now again, I'm not
into the body language expert stuff a lot, but Chase

(01:18:12):
did that a couple of times during those face offs,
where he would break and then look back at Andrew.
And Andrew has said something this week that I thought
was a bit profound when it came to this by
Andrew said, listen, the world is focused on me. The
fans are focused on me. Chase is focused on me,
and I'm focused on me. I'm not focused on him.
I won't be focused on him. This fight's about me.

(01:18:32):
The more he focuses on me, I focus on winning.
Winners focus on winning losers focus on winners. Maybe something
to that. I don't know, Maybe I'm reading too much
into it, but Chase continually looks giving up one more
time for you over at Andrew May event on December
twenty for the Misfits Heavyweight Championship. All right, So then
we had this guy. I thought it was licle Man

(01:18:54):
at first. I'll be honest, but I don't know who
this is. I'm my story. He threw him a little
Mini Bird. Here's Twistan standing up there with Andrews. So
this guy ran up on stage. Andrew said, this is
my smarring partner, and then he goes after Chase.

Speaker 10 (01:19:19):
Oh my goodness, someone please grab that small man.

Speaker 1 (01:19:27):
Oh I'm a fucking idiot. I'm like, dude, what am
I supposed to say? This small guy is running up
on people. Folks, Once again, do not miss it December twentieth,
Live on Rumble. Premium tickets are still on sale and
Misfitsboxing dot Com heavy wait match up for the Ages.
All right, so there was uh yeah, man, the launch

(01:19:49):
press conference for Miss Fitzmania. Let me know what you
guys think. I thought it was a good presser. I
thought Chase had some moments. I thought when Tate got
serious with him, the vibe changed and he really showed
like what level he's willing to take it to. But
there's a lot of questions still remaining. Is Chase gonna
be able to make the wait and make the rehydration?
Is Tate still the same fighter he once was? There

(01:20:10):
is so much that we still have to get to.
Fight week is a couple weeks from now, we're gonna
be breaking down both the face to face. My interview
would say other stuff that comes out in the meantime
in between time. But what did you guys think who
won this first initial launch press conference. I don't have
those answers, but the main point is still the main point.
December twentieth, Live on Rumble Premium, you're going to get

(01:20:31):
Andrew Tait versus Chase some more. And it's then and
only then when we have the answers as to who wins.
But as for right now, I guess we'll find out
all right, folks, we are back on the Way concept
presented by The Ring Magazine. I'm finally back home after
a three day stay in Dubai. I'm actually going back
to Dubai in about a week now, obviously for Misfits Mania.

(01:20:52):
We have so much stuff coming down the line. Guys.
We have Misfits, we have the Jake Paul Anthony Joshua fight.
You're gonna get no better coverage on the internet and
right here at this channel, so stay tuned. But today
we have a crazy announcement, not really that crazy, but
it kind of is. Uh And I'm smiling because it
makes me happy. But at the same time, I'm a
little bit nervous for what comes next. I don't know

(01:21:14):
if you guys saw this, but Van Riley just signed
to the newly developed Misfits Pro Boxing Division Association whatever
you want to call this company or this side of
the company. Side means side quest that Al Riley has
signed officially with Misfits Pro. And I want to ask
you guys in the comments. We'll get into it in

(01:21:35):
this video. Is this the right move for Vidal Riley?
Because I'm not sure. Let's get into the video, take
a look at everything, and then let's talk about it
the breakdown. Let's go so kas and I dropped this
bad boy on his Twitter today revealing the signing of Riley.
Let's watch.

Speaker 5 (01:21:54):
Sild take a shita.

Speaker 1 (01:22:01):
Dumb you can say, how closely on him in his trainer.
They're like best mates.

Speaker 9 (01:22:06):
On the day.

Speaker 1 (01:22:10):
Oh this is gonna hit different. It is gonna hit
right in the fields man. That was Logan Paul Ksi
two KSI does the unthinkable comes to the US, comes
to Los Angeles as justin Biaber praying in the crowd,
the entire US there to watch. I would say the
entire US against him, but that wasn't the case. A
lot of people were rooting Ksion, but still he beats
Logan Paul on his home turf. Seems like a lifetime ago.
Man thirteen Dubbs.

Speaker 4 (01:22:33):
Zero.

Speaker 16 (01:22:33):
L's turns out thirteen is a lucky number after all.
But if we're being honest with this guy, luck never
even entered the equation. The greatest trainer of all time,
I'm shopping my focus awoke.

Speaker 1 (01:22:55):
All right. I don't know we can call it. I
don't know we can com it out, the greatest trader
of all but I know what he's doing. And I
love the way this is shot, by the way. I
love the way this is shot in the black and
white with the piano in the background. They got my
man V's hairline cooked up, right, you know what I'm saying.
My man got his thing. He got that thing fresh,
you know what I'm saying. But yeah, come on, we
gotta chill it out. One of the better prospects in

(01:23:18):
the world right now. Yes, one of the greatest boxing
trainers ever for KSI. He's telling his story, you know.
And to be fair, he pushed him to two crazy heights.

Speaker 4 (01:23:27):
So but not the greatest ever, The greatest trainer of
all time?

Speaker 17 (01:23:33):
Shopping my focus awoke with the Knight. He told me,
sway is the only comments he accepted between these folks
now hard White Beach eight nights a week, when.

Speaker 1 (01:23:47):
Met eight nights, Okay, it's just the saying I was
gonna say seven of those.

Speaker 4 (01:23:53):
That's how misfits are made.

Speaker 1 (01:23:55):
Ah.

Speaker 5 (01:23:56):
So it's time to run it back, take it fullside.
Welcome back, bro.

Speaker 1 (01:24:03):
He that's fire. He's got the British title on.

Speaker 10 (01:24:08):
Come on, it was good to be Let's do this fire. Yeah, Bro,
they cooked.

Speaker 1 (01:24:21):
I got goosebumps watching that. I'm not gonna lie. So
so here's the thing Number one that's fucking awesome because
these two genuinely have a great relationship, always have, always will.
And it is a really cool story because Vidal was
KSI's first trainer and he did bring him into the
sport and he did push him to heights that we
didn't even We never thought KSI was not only beating

(01:24:44):
Logan Paul, but that he was gonna be fighting and
fighting well and coming close to beating Tommy Fury. Right,
we never thought that would happen. And I know that
was after Vidal, but he got to that point because
of Leon and Vidall and here's them in a recent picture, right.
I don't want to take all the stuff away from
shoot fighters. You know, they they've they've done their their
fair share as well. But these guys are pioneers, man,
They're icons in this game. Now the roles are reversed

(01:25:05):
a bit right now, KSI. Obviously this tells you as
well that KSI is still fully you know, CEO or
you know still is a is a controller in Misfits
in some way, like he's not putting this video out
and having Misfits pro be essentially announced by the way,
that's now fully a thing without him being a part

(01:25:26):
of the company, so that whole like Andrew tates the
CEO thing. Yeah, I don't believe it anymore, but still
it's the the roles are switching. You're having Vidal now
be essentially managed and promoted by Misfits and there are
more announcements on this. He has the poster here Vidal
did Welcome to Misfits Pro. Also coming on board for Misfits.

(01:25:48):
Very interesting is a mere Abdullah And this is a
gentleman that has worked all across the globe in boxing.
I think he actually managed Vidal at one point early
in V's careers. He's over at CRONC Gym. He's worked
with Mike Tyson, He's worked with I think some other
big time boxers as well. He does a lot of
stuff in the Middle East. Actually saw him out there
in Dubai and I was wondering why he was there,

(01:26:09):
Like I, you know, introduced myself and I remembered who
he was from his time with v and you know,
him being around Mike Tyson. But I had also didn't
put two and two together, so now it makes more sense.
But so everything is coming together. Let's let's first talk
about this this misfits pro and Vidal Riley where they
kind of meet together. Because what I think people are

(01:26:30):
going to do immediately is they're going to say Vidal
took the influencer round. Vow's the thing we always said
about him, Right, I'm talking about the hardcore people in boxing,
because if we remember a couple of months ago, Eddie
Hearn had essentially said that we had some early discussions.
They approached us, he terminated his contract or was a
free agent with boxer. We talked about a path. I
don't think we'll be working with him, but that could change.

(01:26:51):
It all depends really on how serious fatal is. He's
got this misfits following and YouTube following as well, but
he's also proved himself as a very good fighter, true,
so it depends what rat he wants to go. If
he wants to be a serious fighter, then I'm very interested. Now,
I think you get an offerer in that world as well, misfits,
and I'm not really interested in that. So, you know,
fair of Eddie to say, I guess in the way
he looks at things, but I think this is where

(01:27:12):
the fundamental flaw is and how people look at Vidal Riley,
Like Venell Riley is a serious boxer, and know he
hasn't been as active in recent years because of injury,
and I think because of whatever the shit show is
that's going on over at Boxer right now. It seems
like a lot of guys are leaving Ben Ben Whittaker's
just left over there. I'm pretty sure the biggest name
he has right now is Chris you Banks Junior. And
it feels like without the TV deal and then getting

(01:27:33):
booted off Sky Sports and all of that stuff, it
just felt like Boxer is a bit in a bit
of chaos. Right, and it doesn't feel like the best
guys over there are getting the attention that they deserve.
So for now Riley to leave, it's understandable. Now most
people would say he should have went with Eddie, he
should have went with Frank Warren at Queensberry. He should
have done those things, And again I wouldn't have hated
either of those things. As we take a look at
Vidall's career here at thirteen and oho at twenty eight,

(01:27:56):
that's not a lot of fights, a lot, in my
opinion mimicause of the injuries. Right, fought once over that
two year stretch, and then he came back, started twenty
twenty two with a good run, started twenty twenty three
on a good run, twenty twenty four twice and then
this year only the one fight, which I think has
again slowed down things just a bit. But you see this,
this is the British cruiserweight champion. He is a very
very talented cat and I do think he's got aspirations

(01:28:19):
of being a high level, potentially world champion boxer. So
Eddie's right when he says Vidal, if he's serious, can
be a very good prospect and a very good fighter,
and I think that's always been serious. The misconception being
because he coached JJ and trained him and got a
following from YouTube, is that he was a YouTuber when
most people that know Vidal, and maybe that's not as
many people as in the boxing world as I thought,

(01:28:40):
knew him as one of the best amateur boxers in
the UK, a guy that even Dano Dubois has come
out and said that's the best amateur I ever saw.
And I think that's where the disconnect happens with the
pro boxing people like Eddie Hearn, who Eddie should know
better at this point talking about like serious fighters and
people that want to be world champs. He signed Johnny
Fisher and is a good fighter, but Johnny Fisher's entire

(01:29:02):
thing was he had a big following off the Bosh
and the whole thing. Eddie believes in him, or believed
in him until he lost to Dave Allan. He went
and signed Data Allen. But Eddie knows following, you know,
is that to build people, and he understands that influencers
are influencing on your social media can absolutely turn the
corner for you, can make you a star in this sport.
So I've always resented the idea that Vadal is that

(01:29:23):
the influencer boxer or the guy that doesn't take boxing seriously,
because he hasn't been his active again. I understand the
activity has him in there. It's mostly been injury, and
it's been some of these shitty deals and some of
these shitty you know, people not treating him and pushing him,
in my opinion, the way he should have been. Remember
he was with they Weather Promotions for a while. What
happened with that. I don't think that was a Vidal
thing as much as it was just like they didn't
know what to do with it. Boxer, same kind of thing,

(01:29:44):
What are we doing? The Other side of this is
that the casual audience kind of feeds into that, Right,
the casual audience of boxing, or maybe even the hardcore
audience of boxing, but not as big a casual audience
of influencer boxing, thinks that Vidal's an influencer boxer and thinks,
as I'm seeing online, that this is an in inluencer
boxer deal, Like, oh, Vidal gave up his world tile aspirations.
He's gonna go do the misfits things. You know. Oh,

(01:30:05):
that's what he was the whole time. What we said
about him was strewp No, this is Misfits, and I
want to make this clear. This is not Vidal going
and fighting on Misfits and even people that are in
influencer boxing think that's what's happening here, and I don't
quite understand that because Misfits has had a pro division
now for a while. They're now starting a Misfits Pro
entire like organization, it seems like. But they've had pros
in their stable for a bit now. Amir Anderson, Ti

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Mitchell just fought a number fourteen ranked WBA fighter and
beat him in Sean Hempell on a Misfits show. John
Ingram just fought on a Misfits show. That's another one
of their pro fighters. H two O sil just fought
on a Misfits show. That's a guy that's becoming higher
and higher level ranked and at one point was looked
at as one of the best prospects in boxing and
still can be that. But that's the thing I don't understand,

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or maybe people just aren't paying attention, but slowly and
surely Misfits is building up their pro division and with
the addition of Vidal Riley. That's a massive win because yes,
you have Ty Mitchell, who by the way, is a
and potentially even now being in his thirties, can still
he wants to fight with Ben Whittaker right now and
that may not happen today, but I could see that
fight being a very competitive one, and that shouldn't be

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the case for a Misfits fighter unless you take away
the stigma of Misfits just promoting influencer bouts. And maybe
that's the problem you run into, is that Misfits does
have a bit of a stigma of being a crossover
boxing promotion. So that may be the stigma that Vadal
runs into. That may be the issue, on top of
the fact that you know, Misfits has not promoted a
world championship level fighter. Now, I assume behind Misfits Pro,

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like I said, we have a Mire Abdullah, and I
assume they have Wasserma boxing behind Misfits Pro, probably running
more of that scene than MAMS ever will be not
to say MAMS won't have any saying it. I don't know,
but I think that's another thing that people are like, oh, well,
they're not serious, right, It's not a serious thing over there.
That's crossover boxing. They don't know how to promote world champions,
they don't know how to get them in touch with
the right people. They can't get sanctioned by the BBB

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of C. I think that's bullshit. I think with the
Wasserman brothers and Wasserman boxing behind Vidau, which is probably
going to be the people doing them, moving and shaking
behind the scenes, and they promoted you know, multiple world champions,
big names over in the UK as far as you know,
fight promotions concerned that will be the driving force. Now again,
most people aren't gonna understand that, and that's something you're
gonna have to fight, the stigma that that Al's kind

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of already been fighting, he's gonna have to double down
and fight more. But if he can actually fight more, literally,
then that stuff will go away. You're seeing it with
Ben Whittaker right now. And I use Ben Whittaker because
he has some of the same parallels, not in terms
of him being a big social media guy, but him
being looked at as like, oh, pretty boy, does he
really is? He gonna be as good as? We don't know?
But he's starting to now he's with match Room, and

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that was a good choice for Ben. But I think
if Vadal can continue being active, if he can get
into twenty twenty six and really turn the corner and
showcase that him, Emir Anderson H two O, they could
be the face of a new Misfits Pro scene. And
just like MVP is doing with their pros right the
guys that are coming out of the Olympics or whatever,
and MVP is signing them and they're taking them to

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you know, build them into world title contenders and stuff
like that, Misfits Pro is gonna do the same. You're
gonna have to in your mind separate Misfits from Misfits
Pro and then being two completely different things. And here's
where I think this was a and could be a
genius move for Vidal. That could be the face of
Misfits Pro right away. They have guys like Amir Anderson
H twoo that are up and coming prospects, but that

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out holds a domestic title right now, and that essentially
is a key to unlock that next step into the
top levels of cruiser way. And while he was with Boxer,
there wasn't a ton of focus placed on him. When
he went to fight Chef Clark, there are still questions
about like, oh, how good is vadaal We think he
might just be the influencer guy, we think, and then
he goes out and beats Chef Clark on the undercard
of Connor Benn and Chris you Bank one and it

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kind of went under the radar to people like me.
It didn't you know, to me, true Jordi, the Misfits people,
we understood that, but outside of that kind of crowd,
you didn't really see major boxing taking notice that like
you would if they saw a prospect like Cremel Moton
or a Dyla Mason before he got his world title,
or are some of these guys that you look at
and go wow. Because they're placed on a massive platform

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and they're focused on they get a bit more of that.
Rub Vidal has that opportunity now with Misfits, Right with
Misfits pro he can be the guy. He doesn't have
to be a guy. He can be the guy that
they showcase at the highest level. You're talking vidoal Con
main event next week for Misfits, and there will be
a ton of eyes on it, on to Zone, on
whatever platform they're gonna be on, people will absolutely watch that.

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No doubt about it, and the audience is already there.
It's the same to zone audience that they've had from
the KSI fights, from the Vidal fights, from Misfits. You're
selling to the people that already want to watch you.
And again you can use that platform that's bigger than
Vadaal like a the Zone to grow him there as well.
Because I've seen Vidal fight on sky Sports, massive platform,
great performances, but I haven't seen that same social media push.

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I haven't seen that same continuous ingrained following, build build,
build like he, in my opinion, deserves, and I don't
know why it hasn't come to fruition. I think this
will be the reason for that, But I think that's
one of the major reasons it's a big deal. Number two. Obviously,
you get the repartnership with KSI can do things and
use that audience again which KSI essentially brought to vidall

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in the first place, to continue churning out as long
as Vaal wins, as long as he's consistently active, as
long as he's putting on performance as people want to see.
I think that association, much like again, the people that
associate with Jake Paul over at MVP and they have
big time performances and they keep moving up. But even
then the MVP side of that, you know, that's more
of a business relationship. That's not someone that Jake is

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hanging out. I mean maybe in Menace Rano, but even
then I'm talking about JJ and vidall are like homies, dude,
like actual good friends, and that association I think is
going to work well for Vidal. And then the other
side of this is I feel like you kind of
build what vidou strengths already are by putting him in misfits,
because I don't know, there is a stigma about you know,
regular boxing, about not being on socials as much and

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taking the sports series. You heard Eddie Hearn say the
same stuff him with Mattroom. I feel like you strip
away what Vidal is, you know, you strip away who
he is, right, and that I think sometimes bleeds into
a person as a fighter, Like if you can't be
yourself on a daily basis, you can't be on social
you can't be doing whatever it is you like to do.
It doesn't mean you can't lock in on your sport,
which but Out absolutely does. And I think with this

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new deal We're gonna see more and more of him,
but I don't want to see it out just go
away from who he is, you know. I don't want
to see him be completely stripped of all personality, of
all the stuff that I enjoy about him. And again,
I do think that him being the guy big fish,
smaller pond for now sure versus small fish in a
big pond. I think it helps him.

Speaker 9 (01:36:25):
I do.

Speaker 1 (01:36:25):
I think it gives him the focus had a promotion
like Misfits Pro, who is still trying to build its roster,
needs to get over the top, and I don't think
it would be an issue. People are saying, oh, could
they even get him sanctioned with the BBBFC. That's not
gonna be an issue. Again, Wasserman Boxing has great relationships.
I think they'll be just fun. Him signing with Misfitz
Pro is a risky move. I won't lie. It absolutely is,

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but in this game, risk equals reward. Look at the
way Jake Paul has made a career, and I know
that I point to Jake a lot, but it's the truth.
He's fighting Anthony Joshua front of probably one hundred million
people in a couple of weeks and on the pro side,
you see some of the skiest plays from fighters that
want to get to the belt. Sometimes they don't pay off,
but when they do, the story can't be written any better.

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That Al has a chance to turn risk into reward
and the signing with Misfits Pro to me shows he's
willing to bet on himself. He's willing to do it
his way. He's willing to hear all the naysayers, to
hear all the bullshit and write it down and keep
it safe that when he does eventually get to the
point where he is world champion level or world level,

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he can look back and say, I told you so.
I got a lot of work to do, a lot
of things got to go right. But that's the sport,
that's the name of the game. And risk, like I said,
equals reward. But what do you guys think, let me
know down below, how is this signing going to affect
Viadu's career is now? I would say the face of
Misfits Pro, and I assume in twenty twenty six, they're
gonna get started the right way, hit the ground running

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and put him in a position to be the best
that he can be. Comment below what you guys think,
what happens, because I truly don't know what's gonna happen
with this signing. That's how much of a wild card.
This is how much of a misfit Vidal is. But
I don't have the answers twenty twenty six. I hope
we get a lot of them. But Vidal is a
misfits pro The reunion with him KSI and misfits. It's

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insane to see. But what happens next, I guess we'll
find out

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