Geoffrey Woo

And I mocked him so hard that day.

Kardashians of testosterone how do you how do you think about capacity you've got a great partner and Jeff with antifun but you know multiple businesses it feels like there's always some ceiling maybe you haven't found it yet but yeah where what's the limit yeah it's a good question I mean

Yeah, that's an interesting category because it's not you're going up against the biggest names, the biggest balance sheets in the world competing over a market that historically hasn't been a monopoly, but maybe there are some efforts to try to create a monopoly in that space.

How do you, how have you approached negotiating with, you know, platforms like a Netflix?

Like what does your team look like for that?

How do you think the results of America 250 are going to impact the UFC?

On one hand, the Gaethje story of coming back from this really...

brutal knockout a couple years ago to then getting the belt is amazing, but at the same time in the process he took out a rising global superstar.

And so I can make an argument that it's good or bad for the UFC, but I'm wondering how you processed it.

Yeah, what's the mindset of a fighter that's rising through the ranks when you have a fight like Ilya just had?

You're taking damage that's going to probably stay with you in some capacity forever.

Are fighters pretty acutely aware that at any point you could take a beating that makes it a lot harder to come back from?

I'm sure you've gone through.

that 20-year dedication just because... Yeah, you take somebody that's like fifth best in the world, which seems not that far away from number one, and you give them all the PEDs, but the gap between five and gold is actually so big that you can give them, again, give them a horse worth of testosterone and it's not going to make up the difference.

Do you think that'll be good for the fight game?

Because I feel like there's a lot of insane athletes out there that would be incredible fighters, but they're just not willing to make the sacrifice to take that level of damage.

And if we can solve CTE and some of these other things, it could actually make the...

the most violent sport.

I don't think so.

What's your timeline to a humanoid being able to beat you in boxing?