Dwayne Johnson

At least I can breathe.

Let's get through the match.

And so we finished the match.

And I think, you know, looking back, it was one of those, that's happened to me a few times, and it's happened to a lot of wrestlers too as well.

If you're falling from six, eight, ten feet, and you land in a certain way, it's just the nature of the landing sometimes.

It's very primal.

And...

For some folks, that's tough.

It's hard to listen to.

It can be hard to see and watch.

But it takes a very, I think, unique person to become an elite MMA fighter.

And you get locked in a cage or a ring.

And it's two people enter and...

one's gonna lose and one's gonna win.

And what made Mark Kerr

special was, I think, sure, he was a physical anomaly.

His body, Terry, his silhouette, his body, his shoulders, his legs, he was a dominant amateur wrestler.

And for wrestlers who then transitioned into MMA, they have a very unique build in

And their shoulders, their traps, their quads.

But also they have this, a different kind of quality to their muscle.