Cory Sandhagen

And he comes back and you see Mota's taking these big, deep breaths.

And, whew, it was wild.

That's the problem.

The blitz, sprint, and very few guys.

You know, we were talking about Deitchie and golf, and I was saying that I'm scared of golf, and you were like, I don't have time for golf.

The thing that happens with golf is it takes so much time, and it's so addictive, that it's going to take away time from other stuff, no matter what you do.

And when you look at a guy, like I always point to Marab because Marab,

The day after he beat Shawn, the first fight, DC went to his house to go talk to him, and he was out running.

The day after.

That's a guy who does not stop.

And that extreme physicality and that extreme endurance, because he is just constantly working, that means something.

It counts.

If you take months off, you take, you know, like this was the thing that I was thinking about with Jon Jones.

Jon Jones said he needed six months to prepare for Aspinall, if he was going to fight Aspinall.

So they were trying to make a deal, and then he decided to retire.

But it's six months because he's not training.

Like, at all.

He just doesn't train.

Like, in between fights, just doesn't train.

He used to do that a lot when he was younger, too, which I always thought was crazy.