Eight Emmys, five Golden Globes, and one incredible conclusion.

Eight Emmys, five Golden Globes, and one incredible conclusion.

The Showtime original series Homeland returns for its epic final season with the world standing at the brink of war. Sawtaps a fragile Carrie to return to the Middle East.

The Showtime original series Homeland returns for its epic final season with the world standing at the brink of war. Sawtaps a fragile Carrie to return to the Middle East.

Afghanistan has changed, but so has Carrie, and no one knows if she can be trusted with her loyalty in question, will she be branded a hero or a trader? Claire Danes and Mandy Potankin star New episodes of.

Afghanistan has changed, but so has Carrie, and no one knows if she can be trusted with her loyalty in question, will she be branded a hero or a trader? Claire Danes and Mandy Potankin star New episodes of.

The final season of Homeland are now streaming only on Showtime.

The final season of Homeland are now streaming only on Showtime.

Wow. Look at that. Hey everybody, it's Monday. Yeah, we just got caught watching there.

Wow. Look at that. Hey everybody, it's Monday. Yeah, we just got caught watching there.

It's twenty four Ebruary. Thanks for counting us in.

It's twenty four Ebruary. Thanks for counting us in.

Jay, I guess the most warm.

Jay, I guess the most warm.

Human being imaginable?

Human being imaginable?

Jay? Stop talking.

Jay? Stop talking.

The show was on February twenty fourth to twenty hig everybody, My name is Luke Thomas. That is Brian Campbell. We are the hosts of Morning Combat. How are you We did not realize we had animation today. Animation look pretty good, Brian.

The show was on February twenty fourth to twenty hig everybody, My name is Luke Thomas. That is Brian Campbell. We are the hosts of Morning Combat. How are you We did not realize we had animation today. Animation look pretty good, Brian.

Way do we get a theme song?

Way do we get a theme song?

You know that guy on our team, Corey the Bootleg justin Timberlake. I want him to kind of soulfully put together, like a like a like a soul pack. I yeah, yeah, I want that guy. I want that guy to bring in just some soul, some feel, you know, because this show it's a lot of pack. Luke. This show has a lot of passion, all right, it certainly does.

You know that guy on our team, Corey the Bootleg justin Timberlake. I want him to kind of soulfully put together, like a like a like a soul pack. I yeah, yeah, I want that guy. I want that guy to bring in just some soul, some feel, you know, because this show it's a lot of pack. Luke. This show has a lot of passion, all right, it certainly does.

We hope you are doing well. We have a big, big show today. We're gonna talk about Wilder Fury too, We're gonna talk about ufc Auckland and a bunch of stuff in between. And before we get to any of that, Brian, we gotta say, first of all, thank you to everybody who keeps subscribing, who keeps watching Showtime is paying attention to what you're saying and what you're doing, and they're liking it. But we gotta keep it going.

We hope you are doing well. We have a big, big show today. We're gonna talk about Wilder Fury too, We're gonna talk about ufc Auckland and a bunch of stuff in between. And before we get to any of that, Brian, we gotta say, first of all, thank you to everybody who keeps subscribing, who keeps watching Showtime is paying attention to what you're saying and what you're doing, and they're liking it. But we gotta keep it going.

Look, here's the deal, people, we still got this dream that you just can't shake it right, and we love we love them to the point we can no longer take.

Look, here's the deal, people, we still got this dream that you just can't shake it right, and we love we love them to the point we can no longer take.

But we need you to go where we think this thing can go. And it's not.

But we need you to go where we think this thing can go. And it's not.

I've seen so many the comments are, oh, we better hurry up and subscribe before Showtime drops them.

I've seen so many the comments are, oh, we better hurry up and subscribe before Showtime drops them.

No, this isn't save the kids.

No, this isn't save the kids.

Telethon r Uncle Jesse gets the beach Boys to try to make everybody feel good.

Telethon r Uncle Jesse gets the beach Boys to try to make everybody feel good.

You and I are driven people.

You and I are driven people.

Look, we know right here in this in this incubator, there's something special.

Look, we know right here in this in this incubator, there's something special.

Some of our parts are touching.

Some of our parts are touching.

There's something happening here being built, and we're gonna we're gonna take this thing a long way, Luca.

There's something happening here being built, and we're gonna we're gonna take this thing a long way, Luca.

The only way to get us from where we are to the next stage is, of course to like the video. That's great, but more importantly, subscribe, hit that subscribe button, hit the notification.

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Comfortable during that little monologue.

Comfortable during that little monologue.

Well you just can't get through five seconds of conversation without going Dix Dix everywhere Dix. So please subscribe, subscribe, subcrib subscribe. That's how we get to the next level. Okay, now, this gentleman, Brian Campbell from CBS Sports was in Las Vegas. And why was he in Las Vegas. Let's get the show started, Brian Campbell, because topic number one, this was the crown jewel of the Combat Sports Weekend And Anthony Josh What am I saying? Tyson Fury defeats Deontay Wilder via TKO in the seventh round. Deonta's corner throws the towel controversially. We'll talk about that, but the bigger story here is that Tyson Fury absolutely dummied Deontay Wilder. This was not competitive at any point, not to the first round, not to the seventh round. Nothing. He's now your WBC heavyweight champion, Brian Campbell. There are so much to unpack from this, but you were there. I saw your hit on CBS Sports about it, So let's go to you first on this one. Tell me what the most significant aspect is of this Fury win over Deontay Wilder.

Well you just can't get through five seconds of conversation without going Dix Dix everywhere Dix. So please subscribe, subscribe, subcrib subscribe. That's how we get to the next level. Okay, now, this gentleman, Brian Campbell from CBS Sports was in Las Vegas. And why was he in Las Vegas. Let's get the show started, Brian Campbell, because topic number one, this was the crown jewel of the Combat Sports Weekend And Anthony Josh What am I saying? Tyson Fury defeats Deontay Wilder via TKO in the seventh round. Deonta's corner throws the towel controversially. We'll talk about that, but the bigger story here is that Tyson Fury absolutely dummied Deontay Wilder. This was not competitive at any point, not to the first round, not to the seventh round. Nothing. He's now your WBC heavyweight champion, Brian Campbell. There are so much to unpack from this, but you were there. I saw your hit on CBS Sports about it, So let's go to you first on this one. Tell me what the most significant aspect is of this Fury win over Deontay Wilder.

That you have this great heavyweight in Tyson Fury, this unique force, but had been such a eccentric person in career where it's like, we know his talent's great, but he's only had what one and a half great wins coming in the clits go upset and the draw with Wilder in the first fight, which we thought was a win. He'd been radick, he'd been in and out of the lineup, he'd been playing up or down to the level of his competition, and he has one hole in his game.

That you have this great heavyweight in Tyson Fury, this unique force, but had been such a eccentric person in career where it's like, we know his talent's great, but he's only had what one and a half great wins coming in the clits go upset and the draw with Wilder in the first fight, which we thought was a win. He'd been radick, he'd been in and out of the lineup, he'd been playing up or down to the level of his competition, and he has one hole in his game.

He's not a finisher, and yet for.

He's not a finisher, and yet for.

The biggest fight of his career two months before he switches trainers, switches mindset, switches strategy, and walks in there against the biggest puncher of our era and knocks him out and calls his own shot like this is folk hero shit, This is Paul Bunyan. This is George Foreman at age forty five knocking out Michael Moore.

The biggest fight of his career two months before he switches trainers, switches mindset, switches strategy, and walks in there against the biggest puncher of our era and knocks him out and calls his own shot like this is folk hero shit, This is Paul Bunyan. This is George Foreman at age forty five knocking out Michael Moore.

This is sort of like a pinch me. I remember where I was. I was there.

This is sort of like a pinch me. I remember where I was. I was there.

I was in the Dan Arena at the MGM grand to be able to see somebody who we knew was great or had the potential on his best night to be great, to just do something that doesn't make any sense. A supposed light punching defensive genius is just like fit, I'm gonna walk this guy down and knock him out. Now, there's a lot of details into that. Professor Salt and Pepper this week, folks, you gotta check out Dissected. Luke gets it, Luke Knear Jimmy on this. Obviously, there was a giant advantage for Fury coming in and technique.

I was in the Dan Arena at the MGM grand to be able to see somebody who we knew was great or had the potential on his best night to be great, to just do something that doesn't make any sense. A supposed light punching defensive genius is just like fit, I'm gonna walk this guy down and knock him out. Now, there's a lot of details into that. Professor Salt and Pepper this week, folks, you gotta check out Dissected. Luke gets it, Luke Knear Jimmy on this. Obviously, there was a giant advantage for Fury coming in and technique.

We all knew that.

We all knew that.

But to literally walk down the biggest puncher in this game and just declare I'm not only the heavyweight of this moment, we would love to Sey.

But to literally walk down the biggest puncher in this game and just declare I'm not only the heavyweight of this moment, we would love to Sey.

Him against Anthon Joshua.

Him against Anthon Joshua.

Believe me, but I'm not only the heavyweight of this moment, but I might be an all time great because what just happened out there is like they're they'renna build a statue to this guy one day, like this was some crazy shit.

Believe me, but I'm not only the heavyweight of this moment, but I might be an all time great because what just happened out there is like they're they'renna build a statue to this guy one day, like this was some crazy shit.

The Big Lead is an interesting website. I liked The Big Lead, but they had made a comment that Tyson Fury is the heir to Floyd Mayweather, and I thought, well, that's right, and that's wrong. It's wrong in a sense that if you're talking about who's the biggest combat sports star now that Floyd is retired or whatever the hell he's going to do, then it's Connor McGregor. Connor McGregor is the biggest combat sports star. People say, what about Canelo, Dude, Canelo's fight against Covilev up to weight classes. Their own broadcaster and promoter made him wait two hours so that two guys who are not as popular as him, could as McGregor, could then fight first. So I think Canelo is much more paid. I don't think he's the biggest combat sports star, but if we're talking just boxing, maybe it even is still Canelo Boy. Tyson Fury is nipping at his heels. This was a star making performance because he had what the first fight with Wilder did, I think about three hundred thousand plus pay per view bys then he goes to the two fights on ESPN Plus, which were not that well known, and then he comes out with this one.

The Big Lead is an interesting website. I liked The Big Lead, but they had made a comment that Tyson Fury is the heir to Floyd Mayweather, and I thought, well, that's right, and that's wrong. It's wrong in a sense that if you're talking about who's the biggest combat sports star now that Floyd is retired or whatever the hell he's going to do, then it's Connor McGregor. Connor McGregor is the biggest combat sports star. People say, what about Canelo, Dude, Canelo's fight against Covilev up to weight classes. Their own broadcaster and promoter made him wait two hours so that two guys who are not as popular as him, could as McGregor, could then fight first. So I think Canelo is much more paid. I don't think he's the biggest combat sports star, but if we're talking just boxing, maybe it even is still Canelo Boy. Tyson Fury is nipping at his heels. This was a star making performance because he had what the first fight with Wilder did, I think about three hundred thousand plus pay per view bys then he goes to the two fights on ESPN Plus, which were not that well known, and then he comes out with this one.

You guys okay in the back by the way, Yeah, I hope they can get it together. The lapel he is running to show, how good could it be? But the point being is is is number one. This was his best performance. This is much better than the Klitchko performance. This was much better than the first Fury performance. And even against overmatched opposition. Could you believe that Derek Chezora Land lasted longer than Deontay Wilder didn't?

You guys okay in the back by the way, Yeah, I hope they can get it together. The lapel he is running to show, how good could it be? But the point being is is is number one. This was his best performance. This is much better than the Klitchko performance. This was much better than the first Fury performance. And even against overmatched opposition. Could you believe that Derek Chezora Land lasted longer than Deontay Wilder didn't?

Don't be smirch douboy out.

Don't be smirch douboy out.

Well, this is my point. It's like he's a better boxer, but he was so outmatched in that one. But from a physicality standpoint, from a boxing standpoint, you would have thought, well, Wilder already went twelve rounds with him, He'll last longer than Sheezora, And no he doesn't. So to me, this was about two things for Tyson Fury. To me, he turned a corner as a star in the sport in this country and worldwide on that and we're talking about just a second and number two was also get to this. But I think that's your best heavyweight in boxing. Tyson Fury is the best heavyweight in boxing. I think he walks walks through. I think he beats Anthony Joshua. We already saw what he did to Deontay Wilder. I would love to see Andy Ruiz fight, maybe even Luis Ortiz if somehow you could make it all. But right now, that performance told me it's not the Gypsy King. It's just the King, Tyson Fury. All hail him and.

Well, this is my point. It's like he's a better boxer, but he was so outmatched in that one. But from a physicality standpoint, from a boxing standpoint, you would have thought, well, Wilder already went twelve rounds with him, He'll last longer than Sheezora, And no he doesn't. So to me, this was about two things for Tyson Fury. To me, he turned a corner as a star in the sport in this country and worldwide on that and we're talking about just a second and number two was also get to this. But I think that's your best heavyweight in boxing. Tyson Fury is the best heavyweight in boxing. I think he walks walks through. I think he beats Anthony Joshua. We already saw what he did to Deontay Wilder. I would love to see Andy Ruiz fight, maybe even Luis Ortiz if somehow you could make it all. But right now, that performance told me it's not the Gypsy King. It's just the King, Tyson Fury. All hail him and.

I you know, and I came in here on the show last week and everywhere else CBS, HQ, my podcast, all that, and said, look like this idea of Tyson Fury calling a shot for a knockout. No one believed second round ko right, but the idea that this could happen when you put together the skills and the size. I mean when he adds nearly twenty pounds of muscle luke and comes in at six nine two seventy three and has a forty pound weight advantage over Wilder and knows how to lay all over him and be quasi dirty. It was in play. A knockout was possible, even though it just seems on the surface as so ridiculous.

I you know, and I came in here on the show last week and everywhere else CBS, HQ, my podcast, all that, and said, look like this idea of Tyson Fury calling a shot for a knockout. No one believed second round ko right, but the idea that this could happen when you put together the skills and the size. I mean when he adds nearly twenty pounds of muscle luke and comes in at six nine two seventy three and has a forty pound weight advantage over Wilder and knows how to lay all over him and be quasi dirty. It was in play. A knockout was possible, even though it just seems on the surface as so ridiculous.

But the fact that he goes out there and does it, Luke, does.

But the fact that he goes out there and does it, Luke, does.

It without controversy, does it start to finish completely one sided? You're right, this is how you make a damn star because I saw a lot of this brings out the casuals, and it should, Luke. When you get a heavyweight title matchup that means this much and you have players on this level with the personalities, the look, the records, the styles, all that it should matter. I go on Facebook and see the casuals in my life right and they're like, you know, finally boxing has stars again that can cross over. Well, no boxing always has stars. Tyson Fury has been doing this song and dance crap for years and has been incredible at it. But the best are fighting the best right now. In fact, you saw a two net pay per view. You saw Bob Aaron and Al Hayman come together in all week. Every single person in the media room anywhere you talk to is like, there's the easiest fight week I've ever seen. Which it certainly bodes well for the future of people working together. But it takes fights like this that the public cares about to make those big time stars. And I think he's not bigger than Connor MacGregor, but here's what he is. We haven't had an American face since Floyd Mayweather retired.

It without controversy, does it start to finish completely one sided? You're right, this is how you make a damn star because I saw a lot of this brings out the casuals, and it should, Luke. When you get a heavyweight title matchup that means this much and you have players on this level with the personalities, the look, the records, the styles, all that it should matter. I go on Facebook and see the casuals in my life right and they're like, you know, finally boxing has stars again that can cross over. Well, no boxing always has stars. Tyson Fury has been doing this song and dance crap for years and has been incredible at it. But the best are fighting the best right now. In fact, you saw a two net pay per view. You saw Bob Aaron and Al Hayman come together in all week. Every single person in the media room anywhere you talk to is like, there's the easiest fight week I've ever seen. Which it certainly bodes well for the future of people working together. But it takes fights like this that the public cares about to make those big time stars. And I think he's not bigger than Connor MacGregor, but here's what he is. We haven't had an American face since Floyd Mayweather retired.

Manny Pacio is still around.

Manny Pacio is still around.

Many Pacio has a giant audience, right, but the US hasn't taken Canelo at a mainstream level and fully embraced them. Right. You can argue Triple G's more popular in the States than Canelo. Canelos doesn't speak English. He's absolutely amazing, but it's still a boxing niche thing. Tyson Fury, with this win, with the way that Fox and ESPN promoted him, he's now the.

Many Pacio has a giant audience, right, but the US hasn't taken Canelo at a mainstream level and fully embraced them. Right. You can argue Triple G's more popular in the States than Canelo. Canelos doesn't speak English. He's absolutely amazing, but it's still a boxing niche thing. Tyson Fury, with this win, with the way that Fox and ESPN promoted him, he's now the.

Most popular boxer in the United States.

Most popular boxer in the United States.

How could he not be When you have the personal story, you have the singing and dancing and all that stuff.

How could he not be When you have the personal story, you have the singing and dancing and all that stuff.

And then you have a performance like that.

And then you have a performance like that.

Again, had he just completely bamboozled him for twelve rounds and did the defensive, shifty stuff, we would have stood up in applaud No, he walked the guy down and was probably gonna knock him out. Anyway, if the corner didn't save him again, this is rumble in the jungle in the modern era. I mean, maybe you know, Deontay Wilder's not George Foreman, and Tyson Fury is not Mhammad Ali. But the idea of doing the impossible, doing what your skill set wouldn't seem to make sense, going in there with that much danger, calling your shot and pulling it off. I mean when Ali did that, and you had Ali, Puma A and and Zaire, and you had all the the kids that that suddenly saw folk hero emerge in front of them. Being in the arena, there was a lot of young English boys. They're all dressed in pinstripe suits, all trying to get close to Tyson during the entrance. I've never I've never seen kids at boxing matches on this level. Can you imagine what the apparently a good point. Could you imagine what they're thinking, like, we just saw somebody do something that's just absolutely he'll be.

Again, had he just completely bamboozled him for twelve rounds and did the defensive, shifty stuff, we would have stood up in applaud No, he walked the guy down and was probably gonna knock him out. Anyway, if the corner didn't save him again, this is rumble in the jungle in the modern era. I mean, maybe you know, Deontay Wilder's not George Foreman, and Tyson Fury is not Mhammad Ali. But the idea of doing the impossible, doing what your skill set wouldn't seem to make sense, going in there with that much danger, calling your shot and pulling it off. I mean when Ali did that, and you had Ali, Puma A and and Zaire, and you had all the the kids that that suddenly saw folk hero emerge in front of them. Being in the arena, there was a lot of young English boys. They're all dressed in pinstripe suits, all trying to get close to Tyson during the entrance. I've never I've never seen kids at boxing matches on this level. Can you imagine what the apparently a good point. Could you imagine what they're thinking, like, we just saw somebody do something that's just absolutely he'll be.

R Tyson was Mike Tyson, Their Tyson will be Tyson Fury to me. You know, it's kind of funny. We've been over the Clitchco era for a while. You know, obviously he lost to Tyson Fury. He lost to Anthony Joshua, Like the shift already happened. But I don't think that the casual sports watching audience had really either understood or even accepted that, because, look, you had Anthony Joshua emerge and then he loses to Andy Ruiz, so I had to do that rematch, and it wasn't particularly a scouting and they fought in Saudi Arabia. Joshua got his belts back, that's all fine, he earned the fight or the wind, It's okay. And then you had this draw between Fury and Wilder in the first fight, So no one had really kind of put their stamp on the division and said I'm the new leader. This was the nail in the coffin of the Klitchko era. Now folks can firmly say, wow, we really are past that. This is a new dawn for heavyweight boxing. We now have a north star, so to speak, in Tyson Fury. Now Deontay Waller will be back. We'll talk about that in the second. Anthony Joshua is a viable a contender or what a contender, but you know, an opponent and a challenger and a boxer as everything else as well as a star making attraction. Nevertheless, though, I finally felt like, Okay, we have turned the page from the old impression of what heavyweight boxing has been to Yeah, not the most clued in audience, but the not most cluted audience is the biggest audience. They need firm, firm confirmation. Boy, that was there and they need you know.

R Tyson was Mike Tyson, Their Tyson will be Tyson Fury to me. You know, it's kind of funny. We've been over the Clitchco era for a while. You know, obviously he lost to Tyson Fury. He lost to Anthony Joshua, Like the shift already happened. But I don't think that the casual sports watching audience had really either understood or even accepted that, because, look, you had Anthony Joshua emerge and then he loses to Andy Ruiz, so I had to do that rematch, and it wasn't particularly a scouting and they fought in Saudi Arabia. Joshua got his belts back, that's all fine, he earned the fight or the wind, It's okay. And then you had this draw between Fury and Wilder in the first fight, So no one had really kind of put their stamp on the division and said I'm the new leader. This was the nail in the coffin of the Klitchko era. Now folks can firmly say, wow, we really are past that. This is a new dawn for heavyweight boxing. We now have a north star, so to speak, in Tyson Fury. Now Deontay Waller will be back. We'll talk about that in the second. Anthony Joshua is a viable a contender or what a contender, but you know, an opponent and a challenger and a boxer as everything else as well as a star making attraction. Nevertheless, though, I finally felt like, Okay, we have turned the page from the old impression of what heavyweight boxing has been to Yeah, not the most clued in audience, but the not most cluted audience is the biggest audience. They need firm, firm confirmation. Boy, that was there and they need you know.

Look, the audience still tuned in for the biggest Floyd Mayweather fights, right, he still did monster paper view numbers because he's a master seller.

Look, the audience still tuned in for the biggest Floyd Mayweather fights, right, he still did monster paper view numbers because he's a master seller.

Well, come on, that was just bad matchmaking. Sorry, sorry, showd up.

Well, come on, that was just bad matchmaking. Sorry, sorry, showd up.

But for the casual fans, Luke, they still paid the money, tuned in and then we're like, man, I don't get it. That was a boring fight. Blah blah blah. There's there's nothing boring about this. This is how you make this. This is how you become a star. And I think for Fury, because he's so polarizing, he hits every audience based perfectly. If you're only watching him because he's got this great mental health comeback story, you're hooked. If you're only watching him because you used to remember him going online and ripping every nationality or grouper or sex or whatever.

But for the casual fans, Luke, they still paid the money, tuned in and then we're like, man, I don't get it. That was a boring fight. Blah blah blah. There's there's nothing boring about this. This is how you make this. This is how you become a star. And I think for Fury, because he's so polarizing, he hits every audience based perfectly. If you're only watching him because he's got this great mental health comeback story, you're hooked. If you're only watching him because you used to remember him going online and ripping every nationality or grouper or sex or whatever.

You might thank you this guy some badass.

You might thank you this guy some badass.

If you only care because he walked down that slugger and knocked him out, suddenly you've built a nation of fans. I think that this is a guy who has a special kind of magic around him.

If you only care because he walked down that slugger and knocked him out, suddenly you've built a nation of fans. I think that this is a guy who has a special kind of magic around him.

Like I compared in the past econom McGregor and.

Like I compared in the past econom McGregor and.

Ali and I think this fan bases like talk about a gamble that Bob Aeronman company did wow by throwing money out in co promoting him at that time when you're like, okay, he had the drug against Wilder, but can he keep the train on the tracks. And even this past year when Fury had two wins, I mean he almost lost the title the Odo Otto Valeen by a massive cut. And to see him then when the lights are the brightest, and that's when you know Fury is an actual ald timer. When the lights are the absolute brightest, this guy exceed your expectations through way.

Ali and I think this fan bases like talk about a gamble that Bob Aeronman company did wow by throwing money out in co promoting him at that time when you're like, okay, he had the drug against Wilder, but can he keep the train on the tracks. And even this past year when Fury had two wins, I mean he almost lost the title the Odo Otto Valeen by a massive cut. And to see him then when the lights are the brightest, and that's when you know Fury is an actual ald timer. When the lights are the absolute brightest, this guy exceed your expectations through way.

PASSI Klein was so ballsy, so genius. He didn't have the flare for the dramatic in the way that out of Soignya dancing did per se. But in terms of just utter confidence and the risk you run if you lose, it was amazing to see. I'll say this too about Tessa Fury. It needs to be said. If you watched the first fight with Wilder and then you watched the German scrub who he whacked.

PASSI Klein was so ballsy, so genius. He didn't have the flare for the dramatic in the way that out of Soignya dancing did per se. But in terms of just utter confidence and the risk you run if you lose, it was amazing to see. I'll say this too about Tessa Fury. It needs to be said. If you watched the first fight with Wilder and then you watched the German scrub who he whacked.

The schwas yeah, yes, the Swarz doing outto Valeen.

The schwas yeah, yes, the Swarz doing outto Valeen.

You didn't get the sense that you always knew Tyson was a good boxer. You kind of alluded to it. You almost kind of knew Fury was ahead of the game if you really needed to be, if he needed to jab his way to twelve rounds. Dude, I was very skeptical that switching to sugar Hill Stewart was the right idea I had. I did have George Lockhart on my radio show and he did confirm for me, so he assayed some of my concerns about the weight.

You didn't get the sense that you always knew Tyson was a good boxer. You kind of alluded to it. You almost kind of knew Fury was ahead of the game if you really needed to be, if he needed to jab his way to twelve rounds. Dude, I was very skeptical that switching to sugar Hill Stewart was the right idea I had. I did have George Lockhart on my radio show and he did confirm for me, so he assayed some of my concerns about the weight.

So I was less concerned about the weight. But I don't know.

So I was less concerned about the weight. But I don't know.

I think Ben Davison is a credible coach. I think he's a good trainer, and I like where his head was at. I thought I thought they had a winning game plan the first time. But dude, wow, we have to say it. Tyson Fury has leveled up. I'm not saying he can't go back and do the jab twelve rounds if he needs to, depending on the styles. But this was the point about the first fight. The first fight was just sort of avoid the worst of Deontay. This was avoid the worst of Deontay by never letting Deontay get out of first gear.

I think Ben Davison is a credible coach. I think he's a good trainer, and I like where his head was at. I thought I thought they had a winning game plan the first time. But dude, wow, we have to say it. Tyson Fury has leveled up. I'm not saying he can't go back and do the jab twelve rounds if he needs to, depending on the styles. But this was the point about the first fight. The first fight was just sort of avoid the worst of Deontay. This was avoid the worst of Deontay by never letting Deontay get out of first gear.

Absolutely, the boxer became the puncher, Luke. He stepped to the bully, and the bully had nothing left. And this is not well by the way, the bully had more to give because Wilder was willing to go out and everything.

Absolutely, the boxer became the puncher, Luke. He stepped to the bully, and the bully had nothing left. And this is not well by the way, the bully had more to give because Wilder was willing to go out and everything.

This is why I don't I think Anthony Joshua want to be by be in trouble you have in the case of Fury. Now he can go two ways with him. He can go forward if he needs to to dominate. He can back up if he needs to to be slick about it. Every space of that ring he commands. I think it's not just that he got a dominating winner, that the clitchical era is over, that a new star is born, and that the boxing powers that be worked together. All of that is true. Dude, he got better, He got way better. That was a brilliant game plan and it shows us not only is I think he the best heavyweight on the planet, he's the most versatile boxer in the heavyweight division, certainly at the elite.

This is why I don't I think Anthony Joshua want to be by be in trouble you have in the case of Fury. Now he can go two ways with him. He can go forward if he needs to to dominate. He can back up if he needs to to be slick about it. Every space of that ring he commands. I think it's not just that he got a dominating winner, that the clitchical era is over, that a new star is born, and that the boxing powers that be worked together. All of that is true. Dude, he got better, He got way better. That was a brilliant game plan and it shows us not only is I think he the best heavyweight on the planet, he's the most versatile boxer in the heavyweight division, certainly at the elite.

Level, and it's always hard to compare eras, but it becomes fun when you start doing the how great could Tyson Fury be if he adds a couple more big wins and rounds out the resume a little more. When you're comparing a guy whos six foot nine with that skill set, Luke, you can you can play mythical matchup with anybody in history because he's got I mean, look, he completely.

Level, and it's always hard to compare eras, but it becomes fun when you start doing the how great could Tyson Fury be if he adds a couple more big wins and rounds out the resume a little more. When you're comparing a guy whos six foot nine with that skill set, Luke, you can you can play mythical matchup with anybody in history because he's got I mean, look, he completely.

Well rounded himself. He's got everything.

Well rounded himself. He's got everything.

So let's go to the next one here on I'm going to go to you again on this one too. The big question now is, as it always is in combat sports, you get a big win and then people always say, well, what is next now. Eddie Hearn, the promoter of Matchroom Boxing, has a deal with Dezone Anthony joshuas deal co into Brian Campbe, which we talk about just a second. It's not exclusive per se, and all the powers that be are saying we're gonna make it happen. If sometime in the summer, we're gonna find a way to get Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury together Brian Campbell, please go first. What is the likelihood of that? And we'll talk about how big o'd be in just a second, But first let's talk about some of the obstacles to making that happen, such as the exist.

So let's go to the next one here on I'm going to go to you again on this one too. The big question now is, as it always is in combat sports, you get a big win and then people always say, well, what is next now. Eddie Hearn, the promoter of Matchroom Boxing, has a deal with Dezone Anthony joshuas deal co into Brian Campbe, which we talk about just a second. It's not exclusive per se, and all the powers that be are saying we're gonna make it happen. If sometime in the summer, we're gonna find a way to get Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury together Brian Campbell, please go first. What is the likelihood of that? And we'll talk about how big o'd be in just a second, But first let's talk about some of the obstacles to making that happen, such as the exist.

Well, I do want to say, I think it'd be the biggest fight in boxing.

Well, I do want to say, I think it'd be the biggest fight in boxing.

You can make. The biggest fight in boxing right now is Anthony Joshua versus Tyson Fury for all the belts.

You can make. The biggest fight in boxing right now is Anthony Joshua versus Tyson Fury for all the belts.

I don't care if you go to.

I don't care if you go to.

That dead serious question is that and I'm not doing a bit. What sells more pay per views? That which, by the way, we'll be in the UK, which will hurt its payer reviews.

That dead serious question is that and I'm not doing a bit. What sells more pay per views? That which, by the way, we'll be in the UK, which will hurt its payer reviews.

And be in Saudi Araba, could be on the moon.

And be in Saudi Araba, could be on the moon.

I don't care. I think it's still gonna mey wither McGregor two. See that's not it's not real boxing. Okay, Tooche may Pack two might even eclipse it. Just on to your point, Okay, it's not gonna happen this year, and we got to.

I don't care. I think it's still gonna mey wither McGregor two. See that's not it's not real boxing. Okay, Tooche may Pack two might even eclipse it. Just on to your point, Okay, it's not gonna happen this year, and we got to.

Wake up to this.

Wake up to this.

It's not gonna happen this year because business and money talk.

It's not gonna happen this year because business and money talk.

So here's the deal.

So here's the deal.

I think that was that fight was exceptionally promoted especially the last two weeks, especially fight week, while the wall everywhere you.

I think that was that fight was exceptionally promoted especially the last two weeks, especially fight week, while the wall everywhere you.

Thought, ESPN did a phenomenal job.

Thought, ESPN did a phenomenal job.

Every single corner f S one, ESPN, whatever it was, this fight, wire to wire, they did an incredible job. That means you're probably gonna see great receipts. Deonty Wilder has thirty days to cash in order to trigger this automatic rematch clause. There's a lot we can talk about here. Wilder took a ton of damage. You know, was the corner right and stopping when they did. We get into all that, but here's the deal. Wilder's in every single fight, and even though Fury was incredibly dominant and amazing in this fight, that was a Wilder. I feel like there's gonna be some excuse that comes up, right, he did say after the fight, when saying I'm not gonna excuses, he referenced some personal problems. There's some feeling of a leg injury. I just feel like something's going to pop up. It won't take away from Tyson Fury's win, but you can go back and watch it and you did. That's not Deanty Wilder. That's not the Deontay Wilder.

Every single corner f S one, ESPN, whatever it was, this fight, wire to wire, they did an incredible job. That means you're probably gonna see great receipts. Deonty Wilder has thirty days to cash in order to trigger this automatic rematch clause. There's a lot we can talk about here. Wilder took a ton of damage. You know, was the corner right and stopping when they did. We get into all that, but here's the deal. Wilder's in every single fight, and even though Fury was incredibly dominant and amazing in this fight, that was a Wilder. I feel like there's gonna be some excuse that comes up, right, he did say after the fight, when saying I'm not gonna excuses, he referenced some personal problems. There's some feeling of a leg injury. I just feel like something's going to pop up. It won't take away from Tyson Fury's win, but you can go back and watch it and you did. That's not Deanty Wilder. That's not the Deontay Wilder.

We know. He took a horrendous beating.

We know. He took a horrendous beating.

But I know the fighter that's inside of him and the warrior, and when you have that style where you could knock somebody out at any time, we're going to see this third fight. The promoters and managers and powers that be are going to make sure that you have to believe that at this point.

But I know the fighter that's inside of him and the warrior, and when you have that style where you could knock somebody out at any time, we're going to see this third fight. The promoters and managers and powers that be are going to make sure that you have to believe that at this point.

And also for as great as Fury is.

And also for as great as Fury is.

And he's proven now twice in my eyes, that he's better than Wilder. While they're still in that fight, wild they're still in that fight in a big way.

And he's proven now twice in my eyes, that he's better than Wilder. While they're still in that fight, wild they're still in that fight in a big way.

We're going to see that fight he's in.

We're going to see that fight he's in.

He's in that fight in a big way promotionally, and I think some of the obstacles you are. We're gonna talk more about it with Anthony Joshua just a second, but I have to say, well, we'll get to Wilder in just a second. But I really disagree he's in that fight. He looked that way where he was just sort of like a lamb to the slaughter. Because Tyson Fury made.

He's in that fight in a big way promotionally, and I think some of the obstacles you are. We're gonna talk more about it with Anthony Joshua just a second, but I have to say, well, we'll get to Wilder in just a second. But I really disagree he's in that fight. He looked that way where he was just sort of like a lamb to the slaughter. Because Tyson Fury made.

Him look that way, he got he got dominated from start to fight.

Him look that way, he got he got dominated from start to fight.

Saying that why Wilder.

Saying that why Wilder.

Delibrium shots change fights as when Anthony Joshua got hit by Ruis.

Delibrium shots change fights as when Anthony Joshua got hit by Ruis.

I'm not saying a third fight would look exactly the same, or that Wilder can't make adjustments. Obviously he can, and you're right, you still got that nuclear power. You never know, And he did land a couple of those on Fury a little bit early. I was like a Fury moved with it, but he took it. But there is We knew there was a gap in skill before we thought it was this. It is this, dude. It is a major difference in skill. Wilder's got an uphill climb for the third one. But still if they wanted for folks who are like, why can't they just make it between Joshua and Fury? Now?

I'm not saying a third fight would look exactly the same, or that Wilder can't make adjustments. Obviously he can, and you're right, you still got that nuclear power. You never know, And he did land a couple of those on Fury a little bit early. I was like a Fury moved with it, but he took it. But there is We knew there was a gap in skill before we thought it was this. It is this, dude. It is a major difference in skill. Wilder's got an uphill climb for the third one. But still if they wanted for folks who are like, why can't they just make it between Joshua and Fury? Now?

What is the So Joshua fights on his own. Ever since his Zone launched, he's been sort of the face along with Canelo of what they do, but he's not exclusively tied with them. It was sort of a smart loophole that Eddie Hearn tied in there. So for the idea of if a Wilder Joshua super Bowl became so big, they could make it happen from everyone, I asked from everyone using logic here, the male and female parts still don't come together, and that means the Zone who came on the board to kill pay per view and become this streaming force. How are they going to join up with a pay per view provider. You know, it's different when HBO and Showtime came together for MAYMAC or for Maypak. It's different when Fox and ESPN just came together for this fight. These are two companies that do pay per view. The Zone doesn't do that. So for Fury Joshua to happen next, well, first of all, Wilder would have to say no. And if while they're saying no to this, then I think you have to have major questions if he's continue in his career because that would be such a disastrous one loss that I mean, that's not who wild there is. I'm saying just on Wilder's reputation and his personality. He's taking this fight, but you would need that fight to be refused. And then personally, I think you would need Anthony Joshua to basically say, hey, Jzone had a good run, but I got to go over there to mainstream pay per view again.

What is the So Joshua fights on his own. Ever since his Zone launched, he's been sort of the face along with Canelo of what they do, but he's not exclusively tied with them. It was sort of a smart loophole that Eddie Hearn tied in there. So for the idea of if a Wilder Joshua super Bowl became so big, they could make it happen from everyone, I asked from everyone using logic here, the male and female parts still don't come together, and that means the Zone who came on the board to kill pay per view and become this streaming force. How are they going to join up with a pay per view provider. You know, it's different when HBO and Showtime came together for MAYMAC or for Maypak. It's different when Fox and ESPN just came together for this fight. These are two companies that do pay per view. The Zone doesn't do that. So for Fury Joshua to happen next, well, first of all, Wilder would have to say no. And if while they're saying no to this, then I think you have to have major questions if he's continue in his career because that would be such a disastrous one loss that I mean, that's not who wild there is. I'm saying just on Wilder's reputation and his personality. He's taking this fight, but you would need that fight to be refused. And then personally, I think you would need Anthony Joshua to basically say, hey, Jzone had a good run, but I got to go over there to mainstream pay per view again.

So I know you tried to kill pay per view.

So I know you tried to kill pay per view.

I got to go over here to mainstream pay per view and we got to make this happen.

I got to go over here to mainstream pay per view and we got to make this happen.

Give me a give the listeners here and the viewers give us a plausible scenario of how it could happen. Talk to us about the mechanics of how you make a deal here.

Give me a give the listeners here and the viewers give us a plausible scenario of how it could happen. Talk to us about the mechanics of how you make a deal here.

It depends on the back room money situation. Okay, what we do know is that Deontay Wilder, what like last year, was offered one hundred and twenty million dollars deal from his own for four fights, guaranteed two of them against Joshua, the generational wealth he was talking about, and he turned that down. Some of that was to sort of be in control of his own career, Like what if he blew up and had the opportunity to make a fight like Fury or a third one like Fury, He wouldn't have that control the zone. Would he gave that up? So for it to happen, unless Anthony Joshua says sorry to his own I got to go make this money on pay per view, it feel it would have to be a two fight deal in which one fight would be on his own and a rematch would be on ESPN pay per viewer or whatever the setup was. I don't think you can unless his owne tomorrow says hey, guys. I know we tried to kill pay per view. I know we're trying to do this streaming thing, but this fight is so big it's gotta be regular pay per view, so we're going I don't think that happens.

It depends on the back room money situation. Okay, what we do know is that Deontay Wilder, what like last year, was offered one hundred and twenty million dollars deal from his own for four fights, guaranteed two of them against Joshua, the generational wealth he was talking about, and he turned that down. Some of that was to sort of be in control of his own career, Like what if he blew up and had the opportunity to make a fight like Fury or a third one like Fury, He wouldn't have that control the zone. Would he gave that up? So for it to happen, unless Anthony Joshua says sorry to his own I got to go make this money on pay per view, it feel it would have to be a two fight deal in which one fight would be on his own and a rematch would be on ESPN pay per viewer or whatever the setup was. I don't think you can unless his owne tomorrow says hey, guys. I know we tried to kill pay per view. I know we're trying to do this streaming thing, but this fight is so big it's gotta be regular pay per view, so we're going I don't think that happens.

How do you do a two fight deal? Though? I mean, yes, you can trigger a rematch, but like, what if the first fight is either so boring no one wants to see it or so deeply uncompetitive that no one wants to see a second one. You just do it anyway, because then the person who gets the second of those two fights of the person, the entity, whether it's the Zone or ESPN, who gets the second of those two fights is on the losing end of the deal automatically, depending how I guess.

How do you do a two fight deal? Though? I mean, yes, you can trigger a rematch, but like, what if the first fight is either so boring no one wants to see it or so deeply uncompetitive that no one wants to see a second one. You just do it anyway, because then the person who gets the second of those two fights of the person, the entity, whether it's the Zone or ESPN, who gets the second of those two fights is on the losing end of the deal automatically, depending how I guess.

Well, I guess would depend on the rev split, right, But still, you know, it's harder. It's a very difficult case. And certainly the wildcard is somebody like a Saudi Arabia who comes in. It's just like I've got a billion dollars for you guys to make this fight. That's the kind of thing where you can then go, okay, well, then the next work.

Well, I guess would depend on the rev split, right, But still, you know, it's harder. It's a very difficult case. And certainly the wildcard is somebody like a Saudi Arabia who comes in. It's just like I've got a billion dollars for you guys to make this fight. That's the kind of thing where you can then go, okay, well, then the next work.

Figure it out.

Figure it out.

The networks may not matter as much you know, it's all kind of gray.

The networks may not matter as much you know, it's all kind of gray.

But where should they put the ship? Fight should be in Wembley.

But where should they put the ship? Fight should be in Wembley.

Yeah, it's the biggest fight in England English boxing history by Farish.

Yeah, it's the biggest fight in England English boxing history by Farish.

English boxing is hot.

English boxing is hot.

Oh it's been hot for a few years now.

Oh it's been hot for a few years now.

I mean, I mean they did, you know, George Groves and Carl Frots in front of eighty thousand.

I mean, I mean they did, you know, George Groves and Carl Frots in front of eighty thousand.

Now you've got Now you've got and multiple weight classes, you've got real standout star attractions.

Now you've got Now you've got and multiple weight classes, you've got real standout star attractions.

I mean, ideally, I guess it'd be there. But if it's there, then it's on at five in the afternoon on Saturday. But you know that's start of our East Coast bias here. Who really cares what time it's on, what day it is, what country it is, what planet it's on.

I mean, ideally, I guess it'd be there. But if it's there, then it's on at five in the afternoon on Saturday. But you know that's start of our East Coast bias here. Who really cares what time it's on, what day it is, what country it is, what planet it's on.

Just get it in front of us.

Just get it in front of us.

We need to see it.

We need to see it.

Yeah, day it would be amazing. Just the same. Now, this brings all of us to a question about Deontay Wilder. So let's go there. Boy, that was a bad loss he took against Tyson Fury on Saturday. Now you were telling me before the show, because I did not hear. That's what I did, dissected that there is no burst ear drum.

Yeah, day it would be amazing. Just the same. Now, this brings all of us to a question about Deontay Wilder. So let's go there. Boy, that was a bad loss he took against Tyson Fury on Saturday. Now you were telling me before the show, because I did not hear. That's what I did, dissected that there is no burst ear drum.

Yeah, who's Kevin Iola reporting that it was just a two or three centimeter cut that led throughout the whole fight. Still no broken jaw, no broken ear drum, fair enough, which is.

Yeah, who's Kevin Iola reporting that it was just a two or three centimeter cut that led throughout the whole fight. Still no broken jaw, no broken ear drum, fair enough, which is.

Good to hear because those are much more difficult injuries to get over. But nevertheless, he appeared to have equilibrium issues after getting dropped in that third round from that point forward, whether it was an ear drum not or something else, the question is where he goes from here, So let's talk about that. You're saying he probably should and will invoke the rematch clause. Now, whether he will I.

Good to hear because those are much more difficult injuries to get over. But nevertheless, he appeared to have equilibrium issues after getting dropped in that third round from that point forward, whether it was an ear drum not or something else, the question is where he goes from here, So let's talk about that. You're saying he probably should and will invoke the rematch clause. Now, whether he will I.

Suspect he should is an interesting thing.

Suspect he should is an interesting thing.

Okay, Well, let me let me make this point then, because whether he will or whether he won't, I get the idea that there is a lot of growth that is possible even at his advanced age. He's actually older than Fury still in terms of the game plan he could employ, in terms of some I haven't said that.

Okay, Well, let me let me make this point then, because whether he will or whether he won't, I get the idea that there is a lot of growth that is possible even at his advanced age. He's actually older than Fury still in terms of the game plan he could employ, in terms of some I haven't said that.

Remember we said last week.

Remember we said last week.

He didn't have to change a whole lot to fight the Fury that I thought he was gonna fight at some things in and he did go to the body. You did see some faints. It's just that Fury took it all the way. But here's my point, I don't know if the folks around him are really best situated to get him where he needs to go. Brian, First of all, you had his head trainer, whether he was doing it for effect or not, saying I don't think that they should have thrown the towel. You, you are out of your mind.

He didn't have to change a whole lot to fight the Fury that I thought he was gonna fight at some things in and he did go to the body. You did see some faints. It's just that Fury took it all the way. But here's my point, I don't know if the folks around him are really best situated to get him where he needs to go. Brian, First of all, you had his head trainer, whether he was doing it for effect or not, saying I don't think that they should have thrown the towel. You, you are out of your mind.

If he's if he's not just trying to get Deonta's back, almost to just say, look, I Deontay, I got your back.

If he's if he's not just trying to get Deonta's back, almost to just say, look, I Deontay, I got your back.

You know they shouldn't have thrown at your tough all.

You know they shouldn't have thrown at your tough all.

That's if it's really that he believes that. But even if you do that, Brian, I'm sitting here with my jaw dropped. I'm a literally here. He took a beating.

That's if it's really that he believes that. But even if you do that, Brian, I'm sitting here with my jaw dropped. I'm a literally here. He took a beating.

Fine, you take your guys back in the media and then privately you tell them something different. Okay, I understand the strategy. You're still spreading cancerous ideas. And the guy who threw the towel, forgive me his name, Mark Breley, did that? Did he saved Tyson? He saved Deontay Wilder. He was the adult in the court savage beating. So I give him all the c.

Fine, you take your guys back in the media and then privately you tell them something different. Okay, I understand the strategy. You're still spreading cancerous ideas. And the guy who threw the towel, forgive me his name, Mark Breley, did that? Did he saved Tyson? He saved Deontay Wilder. He was the adult in the court savage beating. So I give him all the c.

And people have to wake up This isn't the kind of potential beating head he hung on for another three four rounds. This isn't the kind of beating that we're just like, oh, I don't know if he's ever going to be the same, filtering beat. This is like a life altering, life ending type thing, because pillow fisted or not Tyson Firry six nine, two seventy three. And I mean this is you know.

And people have to wake up This isn't the kind of potential beating head he hung on for another three four rounds. This isn't the kind of beating that we're just like, oh, I don't know if he's ever going to be the same, filtering beat. This is like a life altering, life ending type thing, because pillow fisted or not Tyson Firry six nine, two seventy three. And I mean this is you know.

And when he was against the ropes where you're just absorbing, I mean, that wasn't ropodope. That was just rope.

And when he was against the ropes where you're just absorbing, I mean, that wasn't ropodope. That was just rope.

But I do want to just bring up one thing.

But I do want to just bring up one thing.

Equilibrium shots consistently, just like a body shot that the liver can end to fight at any point. Equilibrium shots change people. They're never the same. In the middle of the fight, Andy Urus Junior, the big shot that hurt Anthony Joshua round three was an equilibrium shot. He was dizzy, he couldn't get his legs back under him. The rest of the time. People remember Miguel Coto Sergio Martinez. I know there were a million knockdowns in that fight, and Sergio had a bad knee.

Equilibrium shots consistently, just like a body shot that the liver can end to fight at any point. Equilibrium shots change people. They're never the same. In the middle of the fight, Andy Urus Junior, the big shot that hurt Anthony Joshua round three was an equilibrium shot. He was dizzy, he couldn't get his legs back under him. The rest of the time. People remember Miguel Coto Sergio Martinez. I know there were a million knockdowns in that fight, and Sergio had a bad knee.

But that first shot was equilibrium. He was never the same.

But that first shot was equilibrium. He was never the same.

I tend to believe here that as much as Deontaey did get whitewashed start to finish, that equilibrium shot completely changed the fight.

I tend to believe here that as much as Deontaey did get whitewashed start to finish, that equilibrium shot completely changed the fight.

Fair enough, But even before that he was getting murked. So let's just be clear about that. But this is my point. We saw that Fury. You could make a case. Obviously we thought he did win the first time out, but I thought it was so frankly ballsy to go and then change your trainer and not just changed the trainer, changed the mindset. I'm gonna be the bully, change the tactics, change the strategy, change everything, and it paid huge dividends. I'm gonna say this, Deontay Wilder cannot win against Tyson Fury in all likelihood. If he doesn't. Yes, I know he's got a nuclear bomb in his right hand, didn't do him fuck all good on Saturday Night against this Tyson Fury. And yes, if they fought one hundred times, maybe he'd find a way to land it. But in all likelihood, this is the thing. Everyone's like, Oh, we've always known about Deontay's weakness, is right, but they got to live behind the reality of a right hand. What happens when this is taken away well, now the bad parts about his boxing get magnified and he was made to pay for them. Brian Campbell. And I'm telling you that here's the other part about this. If I can look at what little old me, nobody can look at what Tyson Fury was doing and finding ways to have an effect again before the Equilibrium shot on Deontay Wilder. Dude, he said a bit of a blueprint here. That's the big takeaway for me. Deontay Wilder got audited and Tyson Fury. I'm not saying, listen to me. I know what you're gonna say. Not every other boxer is Tyson Fury.

Fair enough, But even before that he was getting murked. So let's just be clear about that. But this is my point. We saw that Fury. You could make a case. Obviously we thought he did win the first time out, but I thought it was so frankly ballsy to go and then change your trainer and not just changed the trainer, changed the mindset. I'm gonna be the bully, change the tactics, change the strategy, change everything, and it paid huge dividends. I'm gonna say this, Deontay Wilder cannot win against Tyson Fury in all likelihood. If he doesn't. Yes, I know he's got a nuclear bomb in his right hand, didn't do him fuck all good on Saturday Night against this Tyson Fury. And yes, if they fought one hundred times, maybe he'd find a way to land it. But in all likelihood, this is the thing. Everyone's like, Oh, we've always known about Deontay's weakness, is right, but they got to live behind the reality of a right hand. What happens when this is taken away well, now the bad parts about his boxing get magnified and he was made to pay for them. Brian Campbell. And I'm telling you that here's the other part about this. If I can look at what little old me, nobody can look at what Tyson Fury was doing and finding ways to have an effect again before the Equilibrium shot on Deontay Wilder. Dude, he said a bit of a blueprint here. That's the big takeaway for me. Deontay Wilder got audited and Tyson Fury. I'm not saying, listen to me. I know what you're gonna say. Not every other boxer is Tyson Fury.

Not only that, I'm going to say, there's only what I've said it the whole build up. There's one man who is able to do what happened on sem okay fair enough, because who else is six ' nine with that brain, with that heart.

Not only that, I'm going to say, there's only what I've said it the whole build up. There's one man who is able to do what happened on sem okay fair enough, because who else is six ' nine with that brain, with that heart.

He is the king and the king alone. I will not argue with that. What I'm telling you is any good boxer and a good boxing trainer is going to look at that and say, well, maybe we can't take that. My guy can't do that, But he can't do that, and he can do that, and maybe they'll even win. But I'm telling you theret that is Deontay Wilder. If he doesn't make changes, if it's just that same one, he just got a lot less dangerous.

He is the king and the king alone. I will not argue with that. What I'm telling you is any good boxer and a good boxing trainer is going to look at that and say, well, maybe we can't take that. My guy can't do that, But he can't do that, and he can do that, and maybe they'll even win. But I'm telling you theret that is Deontay Wilder. If he doesn't make changes, if it's just that same one, he just got a lot less dangerous.

Yeah, there's these out of potential crossroads here, you know, being I know heavyweights aged late. I know he didn't start fighting util he's nineteen. I know he's what thirty four, But this potentially is a crossroads. Fighter of our us still super elite or did this fight forever change you? You still don't know the Wilder I'd never lost before, and the only quasi lost that the draw.

Yeah, there's these out of potential crossroads here, you know, being I know heavyweights aged late. I know he didn't start fighting util he's nineteen. I know he's what thirty four, But this potentially is a crossroads. Fighter of our us still super elite or did this fight forever change you? You still don't know the Wilder I'd never lost before, and the only quasi lost that the draw.

He barely took any damage.

He barely took any damage.

So you don't know on any fighter, Luke, how they bounce back mentally from getting absolutely devastated. I'm not willing to count Deontay Wilder out yet because I mean, if you could have one attribute in that situation, you take his power really any of anything else.

So you don't know on any fighter, Luke, how they bounce back mentally from getting absolutely devastated. I'm not willing to count Deontay Wilder out yet because I mean, if you could have one attribute in that situation, you take his power really any of anything else.

But answer this for me, just a question. Do you think that his trainers and the people around him have just basically said, look, you've got game changing power, we're not really going to do much with the rest of this. Fair to say that rather than saying you've got game changing power and we still need to build things up.

But answer this for me, just a question. Do you think that his trainers and the people around him have just basically said, look, you've got game changing power, we're not really going to do much with the rest of this. Fair to say that rather than saying you've got game changing power and we still need to build things up.

It's fair to say that in hindsight from what we just saw.

It's fair to say that in hindsight from what we just saw.

But I do think while there has been underrated in terms of his fight IQ and set up, what j D's and Mark Brielan have done a great job through the years is basically do what kind of what you just said. Okay, we know he's awkward, we know we can't reteach him. I mean, look, he came to the sport at nineteen. People like Tyson Fury who are sort of the rare ones, you know, like of Floyd Mayweather, when they're two, three, four years old, they know they're going to be a fighter, right, they're already. It's they you know, they grow up in it. It's different. You're never gonna make Deontay Wilder a perfect boxer. But is it fair enough to say there were maybe potential levels of growth that just didn't happen, that maybe they send I mean, it's easy to say that now in hindsight. I wouldn't be against if he changed up teams completely. And I don't say that as a panic move. Oh you lost suddenly, so let's kick these guys to the curb. Maybe add in a new influence. How many times have we seen that? How many times have we seen great fighters? There's certain great fighters like an Oscar de la Hoya who regularly sought out different trainers and switched and found different grooves. Miguel Coto is another one who really kind of was defensive for a few years with Pedro Diaz, then found for Freddie Roach and found to be offensive again and was just happy with that. You may find somebody who just gets it and can and can and can speak to Deonta a certain way and get a different side out of him. He's still only thirty four heavy waits age light. I don't feel like we have to start saying, oh, the third fights of cash out.

But I do think while there has been underrated in terms of his fight IQ and set up, what j D's and Mark Brielan have done a great job through the years is basically do what kind of what you just said. Okay, we know he's awkward, we know we can't reteach him. I mean, look, he came to the sport at nineteen. People like Tyson Fury who are sort of the rare ones, you know, like of Floyd Mayweather, when they're two, three, four years old, they know they're going to be a fighter, right, they're already. It's they you know, they grow up in it. It's different. You're never gonna make Deontay Wilder a perfect boxer. But is it fair enough to say there were maybe potential levels of growth that just didn't happen, that maybe they send I mean, it's easy to say that now in hindsight. I wouldn't be against if he changed up teams completely. And I don't say that as a panic move. Oh you lost suddenly, so let's kick these guys to the curb. Maybe add in a new influence. How many times have we seen that? How many times have we seen great fighters? There's certain great fighters like an Oscar de la Hoya who regularly sought out different trainers and switched and found different grooves. Miguel Coto is another one who really kind of was defensive for a few years with Pedro Diaz, then found for Freddie Roach and found to be offensive again and was just happy with that. You may find somebody who just gets it and can and can and can speak to Deonta a certain way and get a different side out of him. He's still only thirty four heavy waits age light. I don't feel like we have to start saying, oh, the third fights of cash out.

I don't. I don't think we're there yet. I don't think by any mean the third.

I don't. I don't think we're there yet. I don't think by any mean the third.

Fight is not a cash out, provided he makes changes, provided he does the same thing that got him there on Saturday night.

Fight is not a cash out, provided he makes changes, provided he does the same thing that got him there on Saturday night.

You like his chances because I sure as helped. I wouldn't predict him that was win the third fight, But.

You like his chances because I sure as helped. I wouldn't predict him that was win the third fight, But.

I'm not going was master Yoda versus Luke Skywalker? That was not.

I'm not going was master Yoda versus Luke Skywalker? That was not.

I've been on the Tyson Fury train from day one. Ish, Okay, you don't have to teach me that. My point is, I also know who Deontay Wilder is. And let's say we have a third fight. Okay, let's say Tyson Fury is having big time success early, but not the kind of like equilibrium shot damage knocked him down type of success. Deontay Wilder's still going to be in that fight.

I've been on the Tyson Fury train from day one. Ish, Okay, you don't have to teach me that. My point is, I also know who Deontay Wilder is. And let's say we have a third fight. Okay, let's say Tyson Fury is having big time success early, but not the kind of like equilibrium shot damage knocked him down type of success. Deontay Wilder's still going to be in that fight.

Punch did not land by accident. The punch landed by virtue of the very specific strategy and tactical approach.

Punch did not land by accident. The punch landed by virtue of the very specific strategy and tactical approach.

He was going to get bombed on the guy on the show who said that the knockout could happen, I believe that fair enough.

He was going to get bombed on the guy on the show who said that the knockout could happen, I believe that fair enough.

I'll give you all the credit of w but I'm not dismissing Jontay Walter. I'm dismissing Jontay Wilder provided he doesn't make changes. If he makes the changes, I'm absolutely willing to say, let's give this guy a second chance, or let's see what he can do.

I'll give you all the credit of w but I'm not dismissing Jontay Walter. I'm dismissing Jontay Wilder provided he doesn't make changes. If he makes the changes, I'm absolutely willing to say, let's give this guy a second chance, or let's see what he can do.

He's got to commit to that job.

He's got to commit to that job.

If he just stays in Tuscaloosa and doesn't bring somebody in or go someplace else, I don't know why. What would give you confidence that, oh yes, he's got game altering power.

If he just stays in Tuscaloosa and doesn't bring somebody in or go someplace else, I don't know why. What would give you confidence that, oh yes, he's got game altering power.

Dude.

Dude.

He landed nine punches over the course of three rounds on Tyson Fury. It didn't do anything.

He landed nine punches over the course of three rounds on Tyson Fury. It didn't do anything.

While that's true, the proof is in the putting, as the Great Floyd would say, And the putting tells you that every single person not named Tyson Fury that's gone in there with this psychopath has finished looking up at the stars. And oh yeah, Fury got dropped twice in the first one as well.

While that's true, the proof is in the putting, as the Great Floyd would say, And the putting tells you that every single person not named Tyson Fury that's gone in there with this psychopath has finished looking up at the stars. And oh yeah, Fury got dropped twice in the first one as well.

So hanging out of this.

So hanging out of this.

I'm not I'm not saying. Here's here's the thing. Remember Ronda Ross after she lost to Holly Holm.

I'm not I'm not saying. Here's here's the thing. Remember Ronda Ross after she lost to Holly Holm.

No, I don't.

No, I don't.

I really don't remember that when she didn't make any change. The blame is this teacher, by the way, to get it, I had to get it?

I really don't remember that when she didn't make any change. The blame is this teacher, by the way, to get it, I had to get it?

Where did you get it?

Where did you get it?

What a throwback?

What a throwback?

All right?

All right?

Where'd you get it?

Where'd you get it?

A nice online deal for four ninety five?