Brad Tate

I know to the layperson it seems brutal, but it's not brutal because there's no malice.

Like, you're not watching somebody get jumped.

You're not watching...

somebody injured with intent to injure.

These guys are not punching people with the intent to hurt this person or end this person's life.

This is a sport for them.

And so when you look at it in that context, you're like, okay, I can see that.

And I think that's what helps these guys too.

These guys are not out there to maim and injure and break and cripple each other.

They're out there for sport.

They're out there to feed their families and do something like that.

So that's where I don't understand.

Now, when I was...

a firefighter and watch a guy get shot or a child be abused or a car wreck or something like that.

That was a lot harder to watch than fights.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Because it was malice.

Like, you know what I'm saying?

Like our stupidity, you watch a drunk run into somebody and kill a family, you know, like that didn't have to happen, but versus the fights, you know, a cut and you know,